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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

7

Forty Acres Added to Balloon School at Camp John Wise

Camp John H. Wise balloons school near Laurel Heights expands by four acres from the Shook tract. War Department lease efforts were led by Franz C. Groos for the Chamber of Commerce. The facility now has four observation balloons and trained crews directing artillery fire at Camp Bullis, with Wise leading in training hours due to favorable weather.

Camp John Wise John H. Wise War Department Laurel Heights Bushwell Avenue Laurel Heights Terrace Franz C. Groos Chamber of Commerce Camp Dittmar Olmos Valley Canp Bullis

Clothing Instructions for Army Camp Issuances

Instructions issued at Camp Travis regulate clothing issued to men called out within months as part of building a large army. The plan directs one coat and two breeches per man, plus two undershirts, three pairs of socks, two outer shirts, two pairs of shoes, one hat, leggings, two blankets, a bed sack and barrack bag.

Camp Travis

Two Cafes Closed by Food Administrator Order

The United States Food Administration closed two Saratoga area cafes at midnight in a 48 hour order for serving more than the allowed sugar and bread. Local officials caution patrons to comply with limits, warning of fines and prison under penalties for violations.

Saratoga Stegal United States Need Administration San Antonio Food Administration United States Secret Service

Guests and registrations at local hotels headlined

A list of visitors stays at the St Anthony Menger Lanier Gunter Lanier and Lanter hotels includes Mrs Frank Stevens of Waco guest at the St Anthony Mrs Grace Stevens Ardmore Okla at the St Anthony and several other travelers from Oklahoma New York Boston Providence Colorado Springs El Paso and Atlanta registered or stopping at local hotels with multiple names recorded including R J Henderson Ridward Wright and John M Frazier.

Frank Stevens Waco St. Anthony KR. I. Hays Dr Muskogee Okla Quater R. J. Henderson Holyoke Mass Lanter Ns. A. T. Spence Colorado Springs Menger Ridward Wright Dallas J. 8. Flack el Paso Gunter L. C. Sharp Como Miss W. T. Biss New York Grace’ Stevens Ardmore R. A. Foster Atlanta John M. Frazier Guy A. Reed Frank J. Kuratho Smithville Lanier H. V. Boardman Providence FR. I, A

Kingdom News circulation restricted to association members

The Kingdom News published by the International Bible Students Association was circulated only to members following a telegraphic order from the Department of Justice. The pacifist publication and its defended works were involved, with the finished Mystery once suppressed by federal action.

Kingdom International Bible Students Association Department of Justice Kingdom News United States

El Paso Army Repair Shops to Become Atlanta Branch

El Paso Quartermaster shop No. 305 will move to Atlanta and the El Paso repair division will operate as a sub division of Fort Sam Houston Shop No. 304. About 100 workers plus officers remain as a branch of San Antonio shops while 1,900 move to Atlanta. Capt. Shillo stays in El Paso as head with Lieut. MacGonagle as chief mechanic and two lieutenants nearby.

Quartermaster Mechanical Repair el Paso Atlanta Fort Sam Houston War Department Southern Department San Antonio Baltimore Army Plains West Middle West Quartermaster Mechanical Repair Shop Joseph FE. Shillo Stewart N. MacGonagle

German-born veteran earns U.S. citizenship after long doubt

Edward Mayer, who came from Germany in 1859, served in the Union Army under General Custer and in Indian campaigns, lost an eye in service, and was four years county judge of Atascosa County. He believed he was a citizen but found no records. Mayer was granted full citizenship at the current Federal Court session in San Antonio.

General Custer Atascosa County Edward Mayer Runsville Mr. Mayer United States Germany Mayer Hig America Federal Court San Antonio

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