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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
16
The British public remains resolved to press on for victory despite four years of heavy losses and strain. After the Atlantic port report on May 31, Britons vow to fight until the German military menace is removed from the world.
Ad touts Calotabs as a pleasant liver cleansing remedy with a single nightly dose. Claims no nausea and a morning feeling of cleansing and appetite. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with guaranteed refund if unsatisfied.
The American Labor Mission reports British war weariness but broad friendship for the United States, affirming Wilson and the A F L stance against talks with German workers while pressuring U S burden sharing. It names leaders James Ramsay MacDonald Philip Snowden and Arthur Henderson as disputed figures.
San Antonio Texas May 23 1918 notice of change of voting places for the special election on June 4 1918 lists Precinct 36 moving from A J Vogels Store 501 North Monument Street to Fannin School No 12 on East Houston Street and Precinct 39 moving from R Starkes Store to A L Reuss Place 986 East Commerce Street City Clerk Fred Fries signs the notice_adv
Director General McAdoo urges railroad employes to remain at their posts during wartime and warns that a strike would harm national defense. He describes the Alexandria Va dispute, establishes a wage board, and calls for loyalty to government decisions to sustain essential transport for American troops in Europe.
John Fentiman candidate for police and fire commissioner addressed a crowded meeting at Beethoven Hall with support from former City Attorney Joseph H. Ryan. Fentiman pledged to uphold anti vice rules, grant fifteen days vacation for firemen, and push for higher police pay while opposing telephone rate hikes.
Three Camp Travis officers from the 165th depot brigade Maj James Nants assigned as division inspector Capt J B Hatchett to division intelligence Lieut Albert Feiss to the division adjutant department will accompany the division when it moves overseas The San Antonio Light announces Russell R Jennett candidacy for County Clerk of Bexar County soliciting votes for the July 27 1913 primary election Political advertising.
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