Army Officers Granted Leave Early War Relations
First Lieutenant Stanley G Warren is granted leave two months and six days. First Lieutenant Clarence E Quinan is granted leave twenty five days. First Lieutenant Charles M Strotz is granted leave of three weeks. Each officer will accompany troops to the point nearest his home. First Lieutenant Homer Lewis, Medical Reserve, is granted a cave of three weeks to accompany troops to the point nearest his home. Relieved Southern Department.
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Stanley G. Warren
Sugar Cane War Threat Shrinks Cuban Output
Early estimates by sugar planters predict a 30 percent drop in Cuba’s sugar output this year as rebels threaten to burn cane fields, destroy mills, and block railways. General Rigoberto Fernandez vows to burn every cane field reached, while government forces warn of rapid counteraction. Report notes labor shortages and transport cuts worsen the shortage plus 696,067 gallons of rum and 2,021,116 gallons of alcohol were produced in 1915.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Menocal
Rigoberto Fernandez
Liberal Army
Santiago
State Department
Prisoner Nab Dubinski Freed After Russian Revolution
Isaac Dubinski, held for a decade by the Russian regime for political activity, is freed as the Romanoff dynasty falls. A cable from San Antonio says he was jailed since 1903, subjected to hard labor, escaped in 1907, re-arrested in 1908, and confined at Vladimir before liberation.
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Issaac Dubinski
Romanoff Dynasty
Leo Dubinski
San Antonio
United States
Dubinski
Odessa
Siberia
China
Europe
Russia
Cause of Freedom
Vladimir
Moscow
el Paso
San Antonio Auto Show Runs March 31 to April 7
The San Antonio Automobile Show is scheduled from March 31 through April 7 at the Sole Dad Auditorium and Temporary Annex with advertising noted.
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San Antonio
Soledad Auditorium
Curtiss Employes 200 Striking at Buffalo Plant
Two hundred Curtiss Aeroplane Company workers in the metal parts division walked out of the Buffalo plant today. The strike affects orders for the army and navy projects.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Curtiss Aeroplane Company
Navy
Red Cross to Launch City-wide Membership Drive in San Antonio
A San Antonio chapter executive meeting at the Travis Club formed a city-wide Red Cross membership campaign with Mrs. Malone Duggan as chair and committees to work with officers. William M. Baxter, Red Cross field agent, outlined national goals and a plan modeled on Denver to recruit large memberships and organize base hospitals, first aid, nursing instruction, and sanitary detachments.
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American Red Cross
San Antonio
Travis Club
Malone Duggan
Carlos Bee
J. J. Stevens
Red Cross
Col
M. W. Treland
Fort Sam Houston Base Hospital
Baxter
Congress
War Department
United States
The
Japanese Red Cross
Denver
Gas and Electric Companies
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
San Antonio Society
Venable
A. B. Weakley
Wolff & Marx
William Aubrey
L. B. Clegg
Gunter Hotel
Obituary for Perry W Clarkson of San Antonio area
Perry W Clarkson aged 42 died at 38:30 o clock Wednesday morning at his home seven miles northeast of San Antonio. He was a Memphis native who lived in Bexar County ten years. Survived by two sisters Mrs Charley Duntze of Memphis and Mrs Percy Cunningham of Sewanee and a brother J E Clarkson of Marianna Ark. Funeral 11 o clock Thursday from Sloan and Hagg chapel conducted by Rev E Y Barber with interment at Confederate Cemetery. Pallbearers J D Pulliam Charles Voeste Louis Degen M C Judson Frank Sommers J T Crisp.
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Perry W. Clarkson
San Antonio
Clarkson
Memphis
Tenn
Bexar County
Charley Duntze
Percy Cunningham
Sewanee
J. E. Clarkson
Marianna
Ark
Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Company
E. Y. Barber
Confederate Cemetery
J. D. Pulliam
Charles Voeste
Louis Degen
M. C. Judson
Frank Sommers
J. T. Crisp
Child Allee Jr. Dies in Crystal City
Alonza W. Allee Jr., 3, son of Mr and Mrs A W Allee Sr of Crystal City, died at 5 15 am Wednesday in a local hospital after four days of treatment. Body to be taken by Sloan Hagy Undertaking Co to Crystal City for interment with relatives.
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Alonza W. Allee Jr
A. W. Allee Sr
Crystal City
Sloan & Hagy Undertaking Company
Crystal Tity
Mrs Amelia Mesch Dies Pioneer San Antonio Resident
Mrs. Amelia Mesch 86 died at 8 50 Tuesday night at the home of her granddaughter Mrs E Zercher 315 Omaha Street She came to San Antonio in 1843 and was born in Germany Surviving are three sons Fred C Theodore and Henry Mesch and two daughters Mrs Emma Sparkus Chickasaw Okla and Mrs Josie Turner Dallas The funeral will be at 5 o clock Wednesday from Mrs Zerchers home Rev A Wolff to conduct the services with interment in Cemetery No 1.
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Amelia Mesch
E. Zercher
Omaha Street
Germany
Mesch
San Antonio
Fred C
Theodore
Henry Mesch
Emma Sparkus
Chickasaw
Okla
Josie Turner
Dallas
Death of Dr John P Rote Former San Antonio Resident
Dr John P Rote formerly of San Antonio died in Chicago on Monday morning March 19 He was born January 7 1864 in High Bridge New York son of Prof W C Rote longtime San Antonio public schools superintendent His education spanned San Antonio the University of Kansas and the University of Pennsylvania where he earned an M D with honors Lately Dr Rote made an invention.
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John P. Rote
San Antonio
Chicago
Rote
High Bridge
New York
W. C. Rote
University of Kansas
University of Pennsylvania
Local Man Passes Away. Rote Family Remains Continue
An obituary notes that the deceased married Effie Smith years ago and is survived by his wife, Effie, and a brother William P. Rote of San Antonio. The body will be brought here Wednesday night and laid to rest beside his father in Dignowity Cemetery. Funeral from William P. Rote's home at 116 East Cypress Street will be held Thursday at 10 o'clock.
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Effie Smith
William P. Rote
San Antonio
Dignowity Cemetery
East
Cypress Street
Mrs Julia Annia Oldmanns Oltmanns Dies in Local Sanitarium
Mrs. Julia Annia Oltmanns aged 48 died at 8 20 Tuesday night in a local sanitarium. A native of Texas she is survived by husband H G Oltmanns three sons Harry Herbert and Verner her mother Mrs Sophie Lenert of Brenham and three sisters Mrs Lucie Cordes Mrs Fannie Adrichs and Mrs Antoinette Teiman of Warrenton Tex The body was sent to LaGrange for interment by Pearce Robinson Undertaking Company.
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Julia Annia Oldmanns
Julia Annia Oltmanns
Oltmanns
Texas
H. G. Oltmanns
Harry
Herbert
Verner
Sophie Lenert
Brenham
Lucie Cordes
Fannie Adrichs
Antoinette Teiman
Warrenton
Tex
General Cyrus S Roberts Dies in Long Beach Cal
Brig Gen Cyrus S Roberts retired dies Monday at Long Beach California at his daughter Mrs Tilman Campbell's home In San Antonio he was stationed at Fort Sam Houston and served under Gen MeK Ribbins as adjutant general and judge advocate general in the army
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C. S. Roberts
Cyruss. Roberts
Long Beach
Cal
Duval West Sr
General Roberts
Tilman Campbell
Tillman Campbell
Roberts
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Mek Ribbins
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest and safest stomach antacid, claiming it neutralizes acid fermentation, relieves gas and sour stomach in minutes, and is a must have for home use. A fifty cent case is advertised as valuable for upset stomachs day or night.
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Pape
Burial set for advocate at Arlington Cemetery
The obituary notes the burial of an advocate at Arlington Cemetery in Washington D C with services planned nearby. The record mentions the deceased's advocacy work and honors, reflecting the public figure's contributions.
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Advocate
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co advertises automobile equipment and related services with contact by phone 971 for inquiries and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Microra uiography Reveals Hidden internal Structures
A microscopy method uses X rays to rapidly inspect internal structures of small opaque objects. It can distinguish similar specimens into different species and shows bones and fossils in minute detail.
Is your wife economical
Short joke caption referencing a Detroit Free Press quip about a wife who makes her husband wear homemade clothes. The line uses humor to suggest thriftiness in domestic fashion.
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Detroit Free Press
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