Boyish at sixty two police arrest man mistaken for boy
A 62 year old African American man was detained at central police headquarters on a theft charge after being booked by Motorcycle Officer Shacklett. He appeared much younger than his age, producing a birth pedigree showing 57 as his birth year, and claiming to be 16. Detective Robinson said he stole an oil heater from the Menger apartments on Mast Commerce Street and transferred the case to the juvenile court with James Winslow, probation officer, summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police
Shacklett
James Winslow
Army Personnel Movements at Fort Clark and Waco Details
Capt. W I Goode returns to Nin station Fort Clari for headquarters visit. Lieut Winter King relieved of duty in Brownsville district intelligence office. Leave granted to Stan Seon and Lieut Roy Whodes. Lieut Frank Lankford ordered to Fort Wuachun Arizona to command Radio Tractor Unit No 48. Lieut Warry Robertson to attend to the body of Lieut DeWitt Mitchell in San Diego. Col D J Carr tours western department signaling properties. Maj John T Warris returns to Camp Uyer after leave. Lieuts Eckend and H G Bantis listed for department laboratory duty. Moffman detailed as officer in charge Pioneer platoons 90th Division.
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W. I. Goode
Q. M. Pc
Aas
Nin
Fort Clari Aim
Winter R. King
National Army
Department, Intelligence Office
Brownsville
Stan Seon
Roy J. Whodes
S. Or. C
Cano MacaAr Chur
Waco
Frank FE. Lankford
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Wuachun
Ariz
TiMeut
Warry Robertson
Mitchell Wars
J.P. O'Neil
179Th Infantry Brigade
Camp Travis
D. J. Carr
Department Signal Oficer
Department
Signar Office
John T. Warris
Camp Ayer
Mass
Charles P. Eckend
H. G. Bantis
Lahoratory
Treut
Moffman
News Copyright Clash Heard In Supreme Court
Frederick W. Lehmann of St. Louis argues for the Associated Press that the International News Service pirates AP dispatches. He asserts news retains property rights and seeks permanent injunctions to end unfair practices that disadvantage paying competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
Associated Press
International News Service
Frederick W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Tower Federal
Matty
Mr. Lehmann
Lehmann
Tanlac Restores Mobility In Long-Suffering Denver Woman
Mrs. A M Richards of 808 13th St Denver Colorado says two years of immobility from inflammatory rheumatism and stomach trouble vanished after using Tanlac. She reports weight gain from 100 to about 120 pounds and regained ability to walk and manage her home. Tanlac sold in San Antonio by Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy under a special representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Richards
13Th St
Denver
Colo
Idaho Springs
Springs
Taniac
San Antonio
Wagner's
Meier
News Service Case Sparks Federal Court Battle
The argument over copying and selling news pits the Hearst service against the International News Service and the Associated Press. Attorneys for Hearst warn against a "despotic monopoly" as they claim news remains public property after publication and that reprinting harms publishers and public alike.
La Creole Hair Dressing Promises Gray Hair Revival
An advertisement for La Creole Hair Dressing claims it restores dark color to gray or faded hair without dye. It markets a non dye formula that can be applied by combing or brushing and guarantees results. Sold in drug stores or by Van Vleet Mansfield Drug Co Memphis Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vleet-Mansfield Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Aav
Court probes value of news amid press service ban
In a wartime case the court questioned why news may be barred from printing rival agency reports. Arguments centered on the value of news and the legality of restraining the International News Service from distributing Associated Press and early editions to newspapers.
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West
New York
Mississippi Valley
Associated Press
International News Service
International
Daily News
Court of Equity
Associated Press News
Supreme Court
Uledia Boards
Uniforms Made to your measure at our price of business
Notice from the Office of the Collector of Customs Port of San Antonio Texas dated April 18 1918 states three strips of drawn work were seized for violation of customs laws. Claim within twenty days or property will be sold at public auction at the Customs House at 10 o'clock am on May 3 1978.
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Port of
San Antonio
Texas
Jared
Customs House
Coleman
tAdy
Pimply Face Cleared By Olive Tablets Promise
A реклам style notice promoting Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel for cleansed blood bowels and liver. It claims improved complexion and energy with a nightly dose, highlighting vegetable composition and olive color. Available 10 and 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Serbia Vows Loyalty as Premier Defies Enemy Propaganda
In Corfu the Serbian parliament hears Premier Pechitish declare Serbia remains faithful to the entente and rejects Austrian Hungarian and German intrigues. He asserts America’s entry aids the Allies while Serbia’s sacrifice will be repaid by unity and continued support for the allied cause.
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Ansvepteal
Corfu
Sertia
Germain
Pe Hitch
Pas- Niteh
Germany
Peter
Serbia
Austria
Hungary
Convicted Guards Seized at Camp Travis Court Martial
Sergeant Conrad S. Keithley of Battery 3843rd Field Artillery and Corporal Eugene R. Redman of Battery I 343rd Weld Artillery were found guilty of sleeping on guard duty. Keithley received six months confinement at hard labor two thirds of pay forfeiture and reduction to rank. Redman received a similar sentence with identical terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
Geant Conrad S. Keithley
3843Rd Field Artillery
Eugene RR. Redman
343Rd Wield Artillery
Movinl Keltur Quip Sparks Race on Rudeness
Abe questions a rival about manners in a playful exchange. A wife responds that wealth and influence may justify rude behavior, reflecting social satire in Washington decorum.
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Abe
Washington Tar
Enlisted Signal Corps to Attend Camp Samuel K. Marie
Twenty two signal corps enlisted men in the Southern theatre are recommended for training at Camp Samuel K. Marie Leon Springs beginning May 1. Names will be released in an official order. About 140 student officers are expected to report for training. The school, led by Col George W. Ketos, has graduated 235 student officers to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Springs
Signal Corps
Epee
Signal Corpus
Camp
Samuel K. Marie
Union
United States
Signal School
Duts
George W. Ketos
No More Operators Seize Overseas Duty Chance
The signal office reports sufficient number of women telephone operators with French ability for service in France for 1918 and no further applications are needed this year. Some San Antonio women applied, but it is unclear if any were accepted. Further opportunities may arise later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Signal Office
France
San Antonio Wenten
Travelers Register at San Antonio Hotels in Local Note
The item lists guests and visitors at several San Antonio hotels including Dr William Roddy of Taylor at the St Anthony J J Burke of Corpus Christi at the Lanier and Menger patrons M W Asiter from New York Mrs Paine Egan of Chicago and A W Tailey of Chicago among others with stays noted at the Menger Lanier Gunter and St Anthony hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roddy
Taylor
St. Anthony
J. J. Burke
Corpus Christi
Lanier
Gunter
N. OA. Poth
Kennedy
Wlae Baxter
Seguin
M. W. Asiter
New York
Menger
Clark
Greenville
Hans
Chronic constipation relief with Sulpherb Tablets
Philadelphia resident Mr. John O'Brien describes years of chronic constipation and systemic malaise. He credits Sulpherb Tablets for immediate relief and lasting regularity, urging others to obtain the formula made from sulfur, cream of tartar, and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’brien
N. 1Th St
Philadelphia
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Hearst
Untern
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