Lee Roy Smith Dies After Brief Illness at 18
Lee Roy Smith age 18 son of Mr and Mrs C A Smith died at home 142 Wilkins Avenue after a brief illness. Funeral at 10 am from family residence with Rev T C Long of Beacon Hill Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Mission Park. Survived by parents sister Marguerite and many relatives.
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Lee Roy Smith
C. A. Smith
Wilkins Avenue
T. C. Long
Beacon Hill Baptist Church
Mission Burial Park
San Antonio
Scientific Society
Jeffersonian Debating Society
High School News
the Light
Marguerite Smith
H. A. Moos
H. F. Vodiie
Joe Shelley
Porter F. Loring
E. G. Smith
W. D. Smith
A. Smith
C. T. Smith
Ansel McKinney
Santa Rita
N. M
J. C. Short
Saragosa
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Rev. Victor Redondo Dies at 62 in San Antonio
The Spanish Fathers rectory on South Concho Street recorded the death of 62 year old Rev. Victor Redondo at 2 AM Tuesday. The funeral will be from San Fernando Cathedral at 9 AM Wednesday with a solemn requiem mass. Interment follows at San Fernando Cemetery. A native of Spain, he spent 25 years in Mexico and arrived in San Antonio as a refugee 18 months ago. In Mexico he directed several institutions and communities including the Spanish American college and the Immaculate Heart of Mary Institute at Leon Guanajuato.
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Victor Redondo
South Concho Street
San Fernando Cathedral
San Fernando
Father Redondo
Spain
Mexico
San Antonio
Republic
Immaculate Heart of Mary Institute
Leon
Guanajuato
Mrs Lillie Helen Loeloff Dies in San Antonio
Mrs. Lillie Helen Loeloff aged 26 died at 10 45 Monday morning at 433 Delgado Street San Antonio native of Medina county had lived in the city ten years Surviving husband George Loeloff two sons three sisters Mrs H Groessenbacher Mrs Alois Tondre and Mrs Udo Toepperwein all of San Antonio three brothers August Reus and Louis Reus Castroville Emil Reus Elmendorf Funeral 3 o'clock Tuesday from the residence services by Rev A Wolf St John Lutheran Church Interment in the new Lutheran cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Helen Loeloff
Lillie
Helen Loeloff
Delgado Street
August Reus
San Antonio
Louis Reus
Castroville
Emil Reus
Elmendorf
Rev
A. Wolf
St. John's Lutheran Church
New Lutheran Cemetery
Mrs Maud Morrison Dies in San Antonio
Mrs Maud Morrison aged 54 died at 3 o clock Tuesday morning. She had lived in San Antonio for fifteen years. The funeral is at 10 o clock Wednesday from the parlors of Zizik Undertaking Company with Magnolia Grove Woodmen Circle in charge. Interment will be in Mission Burial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Morrison
Morrison
San Antonio
Zizik Undertaking Company
Magnolia Grove
Woodmen Circle
Mission Burial Park
Death Notices: Vera Mangold Aged 3
Vera Elizabeth Mangold died at 7 30 Tuesday morning at her parents home 1037 North Flores Street She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs George Mangold and two brothers The funeral is set for 3 pm Wednesday from the family home with interment in Hermann Sons cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Elizabeth Mangold
George Mangold
North Flores Street
Hermann Sons
T. W. Carrico Dies at 77 in San Antonio Home
T. W. Carrico 77 died Monday at his residence 914 Avenue C. A Kentucky native, he moved to Texas after the Civil War, served as a Union soldier and on the gunboat Lan caster. A contractor, he built Fort Sam Houston officers quarters in 1883. He leaves a widow and six children including Mrs. T. H. Coulter of San Antonio.
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Francis Russell Reeder
Dunning Avenue
Texas
San Antonio
Knights of Pythias
G. E. Reeder
Detroit
Kervey
Kansas
T. W. Carrico
Avenue C
Kentucky
Lancaster
Carrico
Fort Sam Houston
T. H. Coulter
Break With Austria Appears Inevitable
Article discusses Austria-Hungary and Germany declaring blockades and contraband lists to cut Central Powers off from overseas supplies. It cites U S objections to naval conduct, claims the move aims to pressure neutrals and restore freedom of the seas, and notes hope for neutral responses, including the United States.
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England
North Sea
Germany
United States of America
Great Britain
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Austria- Hungary
United States
Austro-Hungarian reply on sea warfare warns neutrals
The Austro-Hungarian government defends its submarine warfare stance in response to the American note, arguing warnings must precede sinking and that neutral vessels may be restricted while neutrals themselves have no right to travel aboard enemy ships. It stresses humanity and the right of belligerents to regulate sea traffic to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
England
Ancona
Persia
Electra
Dubrovnik
Zagreb
High Seas
Wilson Nominates New Federal Judges and Officials
President Wilson announced new nominations in Washington D C adding Francis J Kearful of Oklahoma City as assistant attorney general to replace William Wallace Jr who resigned. He also nominated George W Jack of Shreveport Louisiana for the United States district judge post in the western district of Louisiana and Peter J Hamilton of Mobile Alabama for the district judge seat for Porto Rico.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wilson
Francis J. Kearful
Oklahoma City
William Wallace, Jr
George W. Jack
Shreveport
United States
Lousiana
Peter J. Hamilton
Mobile
Ala
Porto Rico
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Strouse Bros. Kuppenheimer
Stein-Bloch Society
Luxe
Dame Fashion
Cones
Wassher Bros. Co
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Austria
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