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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1916

Page

20

San Antonio railroading veteran honored after 34 years service

Alexander Wurzbach of San Antonio retires from the Southern Pacific after thirty four years in local yards and on freight runs. He recalls early days, the Pecos connection, meeting Judge Roy Bean, a near wreck, and watching locomotives from his Austin street home.

Alexander Wurzbach Texas Roy Bean Pecos Irty Southern Pacific Railway Wurzich Austin Street Sunset Central Lines San Antonio Wurzbach Billy Roberts Nder Wurzbach Tcing Santonio Ers Ific Golden Spike Southern Pacific Railway Company Houston San Francisco California Southern Pacific Company Mr. Wurzbach Southern Pacific Sanderson Mike Mulligan S. P Twg Milam Sherman Streets Burleson Street Langtry Judge Bean

U S Analysts See No Severe Handicap From Foreign Alliances

Dr. E. E. Pratt and officials say Europe’s postwar reconstruction will push prices and wages higher. They expect two economic groups in Europe forming barriers, with the United States likely neutral but potentially disadvantaged without favorable concessions.

Washington, D. C United States E. E. Pratt Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Dr. Pratt Europe France Germany Russia Japan Pratt Paris World

Attack on Dug-Outs at Mouquet Farm Ends in Retreat

Captain C. E. W. Bean reports an Anzac assault on Mouquet farm where twenty three soldiers reached a trench, engaging German defenders in dugouts. The rival force forced a retreat as enemy reinforcements appeared and the party fell back to shell holes forty yards away.

London Mouquet Farm C. E. W. Bean France

Two of a Kind

A brief humorous note from the Buffalo News about dreamt marriage and singled life. Benedict and Benedict twin twins interrupt the dream with wakeful realities.

Benedict Buffalo News

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