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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
5
Camp Travis recruits will receive lectures on soldier status saluting and penalties for desertion absence without leave and sleeping on post. Maj. O. O. C. Smith, division judge advocate, will teach discipline basics and that salutes are courteous recognition, not degradation.
Fragmentary passage describes a new phin and lectures starting soon for recent draftees as auctionees, emphasizing military significance during war and its impact on national perspective.
Argentina names Dr Romula Naon ambassador to the United States as financial commissioner in Washington to handle issues from export restrictions on raw materials. The appointment adds to his ambassadorship, with a possibility they may be separated later and Naon take a higher post.
A Cinco de Mayo celebration opens at 3 p m Sunday May 5 at San Pedro Park under Libertad Camp Woodmen of the World with Mexican music dancing and booths Local officials granted use of the park Funds raised support the Libertad Crump drill team including uniforms and treasury needs Donations welcome as event runs to midnight
The story centers on Helen and Winifred as a child slaps another girl after a dispute. Helen plans punishment while debating fair treatment, and Warren sides with restraint, urging caution about harsh penalties for a minor offense. The scene unfolds in an apartment and touches on parenting tensions.
Jienny Prather, a negro, was executed at the state penitentiary today for the murder of Homer Chapman, his cell-mate last June. Prather had been sentenced to death in 1911 for killing W. F H. Archio in Oklahoma City, but his sentence was commuted to life by former Governor Cruce as he neared the scaffold. The current was applied ten times before officials pronounced him dead.
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