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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

1

Allied plans to curb postwar trade and prevent duplicity

Washington reports Allied leaders weigh postwar trade controls to curb German influence. France and Italy push nationality registration and national marks for imports to avoid aiding enemies. other nations discuss similar measures amid fears of masked exports. Officials note canal plans could boost German trade and access to Russian goods.

Washington D. C France Italy Germany Spain Sweden Norway Denmark Switzerland Hungary Black Ber Baltic

Fears An Economic War Warned By Bremen Import Chief

Edward Achells, president of the Bremen Import Association, warns in a letter to Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung that the entente wields an economic weapon. He says relying on eastern unions or monopolistic groups won’t shield Germany or Austria-Hungary from economic war and urges opponents to drop war plans and seek peace terms.

London Wireless Press Edward Achells Bremen Import Association Nordduetsche Allgemeine Zeitung Entente Herr Achers Germany Austria-Hungary

Canvass of San Antonio launches Thrift Stamp census drive

About two thousand canvassers began the census for the Thrift Stamp drive in San Antonio and Bexar County. A large Bethaven hall meeting energized workers, with Judge Fly praising patriotic duty and urging loyalty to the United States as Liberty Bonds and Red Cross support the effort. County Chairman Fred W. Cook and others stressed the campaign’s importance and urged completion of individual participation.

San Antonio Bexar County Bethoven Hall Judge W. 5. Fly Judge Fly Red Cross Sam Fred W. Cook

Heilman Sentenced for Undermining U S War Effort

Frederick Oscar Heilman was found guilty in the Federal Court of the Western District of Texas and sentenced to one year and one day in Leavenworth. The indictment claimed he tried to influence U S soldiers against the United States and mocked American forces while praising German strategies and criticizing Wilson’s war policy.

Frederick Oscar Heilman Western District of Texas Leavenworth Heilman United States Heix Tof Wilson

San Antonio Man Held for Federal Disloyalty Charge

Ed Georgus was examined before Commissioner St L Edwards on disloyalty charges. He posted $2000 bail Friday afternoon and was released to await the grand jury. Harry B Harkins faced Mann Act charges, was examined Saturday, and jailed in default of $1000 bond awaiting removal to Dallas.

Georgus San Antonio Whs Ig St. L. Edwards Harry B. Harkins Dallas

Casualty List From General Pershing Reports U S Losses

Long list of killed in action died of wounds and disease, with ranks from sergeant to private, including Captain Alem Fry and Lieutenant Russell A. Warner. Names span cities like New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Chicago, with scattered overseas mentions and injured classifications.

General Pershing War Department ACT Jewslt Williams Athens Georg Bie Sehgt Has3oa Briese Rice Minn CARML William Fleming Cuna Kan Jens C, Anderson Clear Lake Iawa Thomas J. Connelly New York City John. C. Cox Clovis Cal Walter W. Figgins Stockton GaeanuRe Zeebrowski Detroit Ich Alem Fry Langendorf Switzerland Frank Tucker Pittsburg Pennsylvania John Bellar South Fork Clyde Gustine Excelsior Springs Missouri Thomas G. Lawton South Medford Mare Rank Moran Mich Alois A. Parg St. Louis Gowan B. Reagan Bernice Thomas J. Whalen Superior Clyde K. Wilks Elmyra George F. Dickerson Philadelphia James F. Daley Old Porgy Taval Gerly New Gretna N. J Anton J. Vlaunek Newark Joseph Startz Liberty Henry Turnage Wynn AY John Hospodulas Zurufoko Russia Dunkirk Wagoner Listie TP Clark Salina Kay Maree Adams Manchester Tenn Charles Rentzen Iranwood Willian CO Brown Crogaville William Gudzynski South Bend Ken Cook Dorothy We Va Joseph J. Cavalla Kir Mount Carmel Tenneth Paneherby Centerville Iowa Allehnel Ae Hiberta Max Pelnsod Mewark Not Tohn Vi Fonnessy Rochester N.Y Walter EK. Harelh Chiriittesville Robert Ves Marietta 8. C Danver Jacaks Can Clarence P. Judge Taymin Montes Mass J Frank Kohl Marshfield We Horn Lafteur Scituate Mase Albert W. Poa Buttereville Tat Joseph Rountree Kingston Witla M. Sarge Coal Springs Ys Oakley Trainor Flint Adelbert J Treen Merton Wilner Word Glendive Jonny Town Westbrook Chesnes Alpena Vernon J. Wilshire Movington Eimer T Silvers Wolard M. Seret Musse HH Dustley Lancaster Wagantr

Marine Casualty List Names Many Soldiers Killed or Wounded

The list reports multiple individuals including Captain Donald F. Duncan of St Joseph Missouri and Lieutenants Caldwell and Robinson from Hartford and Canton among others killed in action or severely wounded. It notes privates and corporals from many states and cities and mentions a Cleveland pitcher reinstated after suspension.

Donald FL Buncan St Joseph Leutenants Caldwell C G Boro Ala Chatlea Murray Conwell Charlestonm Willan A. Worton Beaton Shannon North Berger N. Charles DB. Roberts Cleveland Ohlo Hicks Brownsville Clinton de Smallman Wheeling McBride Sellers Lexington Davis A. Holiday Marlon Johm DY. Bowling Upper Allilboco Percy Shreomn Hallinvhe Elon Aug Fairview Robert Marry Hofftinien Langaster Glojes Glover Hournell Bal Thinare Joluri Rausch Boston Pat Wiliam K. Welch Cotton John L. Wenpler Pletsburx Pay Privaces Bhuthe Kounteln City Tenn Claude ¥ Davis Siginay Mien James A. Chivten Tusmville Ay Hg AY Woodall Minneapolis Minn Dward Chrlather Canal Dever Ohto W. Jewell Sharan Joseph Ae Springfield Maas Mir Shcora Minnewpolity John Ika Lynn Lultus Ockbard Col Prank Miller “Amden Mich Clarence O Tony L. Gandy Georgetown Joseph J. Kelly Carroltionik Daniel J. Holand Rochester Noo Leo WW. Brown Pravk Kannoach Y Clarenva Ay Judd Alexander Kun John W. Wullick Brooksfield Mont George H. Jackson Jr West Park Thomas Piercy Boned Mags Bugles H. Smith Hillestate Claude Hy Murlette Ilridge Santad Nelson Portland Creaster E. Land Chicago, Il George KK Everett Revenna Ohio

Warlike Scenes in Ground Made Sacred by Biblical Lore

Associated Press correspondence describes Mesopotamian sites sacred to Bible stories and Muslims. From Nahaf to Hillah the journey passes Kula and Birs Nimrud with Babel lore, noting Nebuchadnezzar and Belshazzar. Army language and local dialects grow amid World War I campaigns. Also announces Frank Sommers as Democratic Precinct No. 3 County Commissioner candidate for July 27, 1918 primaries.

Preas Mesopotamia Nahaf Hillah Kula Jonah Mzekiel Birs Nimrud Tower of Babel Nebuchad Nea War Belshnazar Bagdad Nur al Gharbi Shadrach Meshach Abednego Hibel Mexopol Aden Basrah Angs Frank Sommers

Paris defense efforts noted as Louvre galleries moved

Reports state that defense of Paris continues with the Louvre and other art collections evacuated for safety. Article mentions air raids northwest of Metz as the initial Allied push against German towns and cites American forces in the region.

Paris Louvre

Obituary Notices for Mrs. J. M. Hooper and Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Scott

Mrs. J. M. Hooper, 59, died Friday at 4 a.m. at 949 Denver Boulevard, San Antonio. She leaves husband Ty J. M. Hooper, mother Mrs. John Mathews, three brothers, four sisters, and was Arkansas native. The funeral is at Hagg-McCollum chapel Sunday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Scott, 63, died Friday afternoon at her daughter’s home in San Antonio after 39 years in Texas and five in the city. She is survived by husband W. S. Scott and four daughters. services and interment arranged with Shelly-Loring for Pilot Point. She was a South Methodist Church member.

J. M. Hooper Denver Boulevard Ty. J. M. Hooper San Antonio Arkansas Hagg-McCollum Chapel John Mathews Monticello Ark Justin Mathews Little Rock Charles Lucian Mathews Mary Piper Oregon D. A. Gates Washington, D. C Grace Thom Biel Mathis Clara Elizabeth Scott Clara Elizabeth Scott C. P. Yeager Louisiana Texas W. 8. Scott C. B. Yeager Clara Scott

Local deaths report multiple San Antonio residents

Miss Alta Satterwhite 21 died at a local hospital Friday morning native of Texas came to San Antonio eleven months ago from Luling for health. Burial planned in Kingsbury with Virgil Satterwhite accompanying. Edward Mushall 46 died at home Saturday morning in San Antonio survived by sister Mrs Hulda Pendiston. Raffaela Galan 24 died Friday evening native of Mexico came from Corpus Christi for health burial set in Corpus Christi. She belonged to Woodman Circle and is survived by husband Gabriel Guan.

Alta Satterwhite Texas San Antonio Luling Yex Kingsbury Virgil Satterwhite J. W. Satterwhite Tex Virgil Satter- White Rafaely Galan Raffaela Galan Focal Hospital Corpus Christi Mexico Woodman Gabriel Guan

Funeral Directors and Undertakers Services Ad

Local funeral directors list multiple firms with phone numbers and addresses. Porter Loring Ambulance service at 352 Soledad Street, Hagg and McCollum on Corner Ave and Pecan, plus other undertakers advertise private ambulances and motor equipment in this classifieds snippet.

Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co Soledad St Hagg & McCollum, Undertakers Corner Ave O and Pecan

United Naval Strategy Praised by Roosevelt on German Submarine War

Navy officials read Admiral Weymss views approving united naval action with Great Britain. They say Germany’s attempt to disrupt the coast raids failed as the main effort focuses on the narrow seas around England and France. British and American ships coordinate to hunt subs and convoy across the Atlantic.

Washington, D. C United States Great Britain Navy Department Weymss Navy Roosevelt England France Europe

Immigrant Passport and Citizenship Requests Filed

Four YMCA workers sought passports to England and France with deputies handling the applications. Separate filings include requests for Mexican visas to Veracruz and Tampico for several individuals, and first citizenship papers taken for five European immigrants from Germany and Denmark, listing origins and years of arrival.

Iyngland France Young Men Christian Association A. 3. Campbell Federal Court Hugh B. Atkins Samuel J. Pennell Henry Alexander James William Angus McLeod Mexiico Newell James el- Mott Vera Cruz Robert A. Bishop Tampico M. B. McElroy Sadie F

Travelers Gather at Hotels Across City

A string of visitors is listed staying at major San Antonio hotels including the Gunter St Anthony Menger Lanier and Lantern. Names include J W Barrett Ed Gore I P Sessions H A Merrill F B Rees and others from Fort Worth Chicago New York Lima Ohio Corpus Christi Kerrville Springfield Mo Rochester N Y Beeville and Dallas. Jewis Keyton plans a New York state visit ending in Syracuse and New York City.

J. W. Barrett Fort Worth Gunter Ed &. Gore Chicago St. Anthony Kate Watson Lanier Menger F. v. Buell Dallas R. H. Remschel Kerrville Edmund Moss Jewis Keyton Benno Kayton New York State Eyracuse New York City

Census of Doctors in Bexar County Called by Government

The United States plans a complete census of Bexar County doctors led by city health officer Dr. W A King. Blanks will be mailed to every doctor to gather age nationality family health and professional details. Qualified candidates may receive commissions in the medical corps. The San Antonio Light also announces Russell Jennett’s candidacy for County Clerk in the July 27 1918 primary.

United States Bexar County W. A. King Washington Medical Corps San Antonio

Inquest to Rule Electric Shock Fatal of 15-Year-Old

Arion Scheidler died after a live wire touched him near Travis and St. Marys Streets. Justice R Neill Campbell indicates electrocution as the cause. body at Riebe Undertaking for funeral plans. Survived by mother Elizabeth and a father in Wharton Texas. Lieutenant George H Millholland commended for rescuing a girl in Brownsville by swimming the Rio Grande on May 7.

Arion Scheidler Travis St. Mary's Streets R. Neill Campbell Riebe Undertaking Company Lizabeth Scheidler East Quincy Street Wharton Texas George H. Millholland Sixteenth Cavalry Brownsville Southern Department Millholland Celestine Quintanilla Rio Grande Willard A. Holbrook Millholand

Zemo Marketed to Relieve Eczema and Skin Problems

Advertises Zemo as a remedy for eczema pimples blackheads blotches and skin clearing benefits. Describes Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid sold in small and large bottles at two prices and claims easy absorption without stickiness or staining. Mentions Thad W RoseGo Cleveland G H.

Zemo Thad. W. RoseGo Cleveland

Army Personnel Reported for Duty at Forts and Posts

A list of soldiers and officers, including J Burns of Carrizo Springs Texas and W A Burns of San Antonio, reported to Fort Sam Houston and other posts for duty. Names include M L Compton J W Carteron and J W Thompson with assignments to Evacuation Hospital No 17 and machine gun school in cavalry, plus others ordered to Fort Bilge Hoboken and related departments.

Treat. J. Burns Carrizo Eprings Texas Fort Douxing Wish Fort Sam Houston W. A. Burns San Antonio Jonn Ss. Warner Hugh A. Thomason John W. Thompson OR. O. Fornerly Camp Travis Department West Bonner M. Wilson MR. Otn Kelly Pele Earle NL Hoopman Fort Bills Ias Tout Philly Raymond A. Cushing Elehih Lave Hoo Fort Bilge Weary G.handler Serjoant Nintieth Attlee Doarksonville Fin Censor Military Poat Offilee Hoboken N. Ve Trent WC. Lowry Liewtenant Chandler Serecant Anderacn

British Take Prisoners North of Bethune in Local Raid

British and Scottish troops conducted a successful local operation north of Bethune on the Flanders front. The war office reports more than sixty prisoners taken and several machine guns captured. A raid near Avéeluy Wood was repulsed and fighting continued east of Nioppa forest overnight.

London Bethune Flanders War Office Villers-Brattoneux Avéeluy Wood Nioppa Forest

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Glaseus Gan ‘Antono George McManus Snapper Leavin Hey Dufferin Bai Beethoven Hall Frederick O. Heilman TOD Casualty List Waterial Ray Milla Hans Edward Mushall Chomas Mushall Lafitte Hulda Pens Diston Order of Owls St. Joseph's Cemetery Porter Loring Shelly-Loring Undertaking Co Cadvig Bee United Command Live Wire Boy Rion Scheidler Jefferson Street Crockett M. L. Compton J. W. Carteron M. RC Manders Front Dava Glass House of Telephone Crockett T. B. Baker
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