Army appoints officers and transfers many across units
Today’s orders detail Captain William G Flesch to gartermaster corps and assignment to Fort Sam Houston Brantley I Newsom Elbert Er Ling. Several lieutenants and captains are placed on the detached list including Arthur R Arris John M Eager Erro ld H Batemen Vincent Meyer Julian Pr Barnes Paul Davidson James F McKenley Dorsey Rodney Louis Rode rty and resignations of Joseph W Inheimer Ralph Parker Otto Pickhardt New York.
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William G. Fleschaur
Eighteenth Infantry
Dental Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Brantley I. Newsom
Elbert Erling
Arthur R. Arris
Third Field Artillery
John M. Eager
Errold HH. Batemen
Vincent Meyer Julian Pr . Barnes
Fifth Field
At- Harn
Paul Davidson
Third Cavalry
James F. M'Kenley
Seventh Cavalry
Dorsey R. Rodney
Louis R. Dogerty
Field Artillery
CIA
Joseph W. Inheimer
Ralph I. Parker
Otto Pickhardt
New York
New York Senator Wadsworth Visits San Antonio Troops
United States Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr. of New York spent Sunday in San Antonio before inspecting New York troops on duty and heading to Washington for the opening of Congress. The young senator, former New York Guard lieutenant, visited at the invitation of Captain Fitzhugh Lee and met with General Funston and other officers to discuss military matters.
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United States
James W. Wadsworth Jr
New York
Brownsville
San Antonio
Washington
Congress
Wadsworth
New York Guard
Fitzhugh Lee
General Funston
Reo Leads YMCA Auto Race Amid Campaign Tightening
The YMCA auto mobile race luncheon noted a tightening of competition as Reo driven by George Wheeler surged to the front with 1272 miles, ahead of Studebaker 1084 and Hupmobile 657. Individual standings list racers and miles plus divisional leaders and a Thanksgiving turkey prize for the winning team. Political shifts include Osceola Archer replacing Andres Coy as district Clerk and county office reorganizations under a state law.
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Association
Reo
George Wheeler
Studebaker
H. Rochelle
C. V. Hall
Hupmobile
Ford
Hall
Overland
C. C. Todd
Cadillac
George Marsh
Franklin
A. M. Fischer
Oakland
J. O. Naylor
Buick
R. B. Wine
Dodge
William C. Quaiff
Packard
J. A. Kerr
Liberty
Huffman
Hudson
Stanley Banks
Pathfinder
Eldon Young
Carter
Randolph Carter
Victor Keller
Miles
Ralph Colby
Claude J. Carter
Osceola Archer
Andres Coy
Coy
Archer
Commissioners’ Court
J. H. Covington
Jacob Rubiola
J. K. Lamm
Henry Meyer
W. C Linden
D. A. McAskill
Dan Lewis
Tom J. Newton
Mason Eckles
John A. Bitter
New County Officers May Qualify Friday
The County Commissioners Court plans to complete canvassing the November 7 election returns and issue certificates of election. New and re elected officers are expected to qualify Friday December 1 and take their oaths of office without delay. Final figures should align with unofficial totals.
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Frank R. Newton
Four Stolen Autos Not Yet Recovered Reported in San Antonio
Half a dozen automobiles were reported stolen Saturday and Sunday nights in San Antonio. Two were recovered Monday morning, including a seven passenger car owned by F B English at 425 Montana street found deserted on North New Braunfels avenue after a drive around the loop where English was assaulted. The Saxon six belonging to Captain Bissell of Fort Sam Houston was found near the Southern Pacific rep tracks. Other missing vehicles include a Ford roadster of L B James, Buick six roadster of Dr J F Beckmeyer, a Buster seven passenger car owned by Walter Faust of New Braunfels, a line car from in front of the Gunter Hotel, and a jitney owned by Sam Nevello of Avenue C still missing after midnight Sunday. Police were ordered to watch for the unreturned jitney car.
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San Antonio
F. B. English
Montana Street
New Braunfels Avenue
English
Fredericksburg
Bissell
Fort Sam Houston
Southern Pacific Rep
Ford
L. B. James
West Woodlawn Avenue
Elks’ Club
J. F. Beckmeyer
Brady Building
Walter Faust
New Braunfels
Gunter Hotel
Sam Nevello
Avenue C
Laxative Bromo Quinine Promoted as Safe Tonic
The advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safe tonic and laxative with no nervousness or ringing in the head. It asserts there is only one Bromo Quinine and claims universal suitability.
Resinol Ointment Trusted by Doctors for Skin Care
For over twenty years physicians have relied on Resinol Ointment to treat skin and scalp troubles. It stops itching and burning fast and clears redness and crusts with gentle healing ingredients. Resinol Soap helps with hair care. samples offered by Dept. 1-N, Resinol, Baltimore.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Dinner Guests From Adah Chapter Planned for Fort Worth
The Adah chapter of the Eastern Star will host dinner guests following the night performance. After the event they will travel to Houston to provide entertainment before returning to Fort Worth.
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Adah Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Houston
Fort Worth
Obituary of Louis J Diegel in San Antonio
Louis J Diegel age 42 died at 6 am Sunday at 1120 Wyoming with widow, two sons Willis 8 and John A, two daughters Dorothy A and Lois, three sisters Fannie A Stoll Mary C Stoll Minna Diegel and brother Henry A Diegel all of San Antonio or Wapakoneta Ohio. Funeral 9:30 am Tuesday from home and 10 am at First Evangelical Church with Rev Franklin Erne. burial Mission Burial Park.
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Louis J. Diegel
Wyoming Street
Ohio
San Antonio
Willis
John A. Diegel
Dorothy A
Lois Diegel
Fannie A. Stoll
Mary C. Stoll
Wapakoneta
Minna EB. Diegel
Henry A. Diegel
First Evangelical Church
Franklin Erne
Mission Burial Park
Funeral for San Antonio resident held at residence
The funeral for Dr. Theodore Y. Hull and his son Warren Hull of San Antonio was held at 3 PM Monday from their home with Rev. Wesley C. Weddell of Travis Park Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Mission Burial Park with pallbearers Dr. C. E. Betts, Dr. W.A. King, R. B. Cherry, J. E. King, R. B. Cherry Jr., and R. J. Newton.
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Theodore Y. Hull
and & Son
Warren Hull
San Antonio
Wesley C. Weddell
Travis Park Methodist Church
Mission Burial Park
C. E. Betts
W.A. King
R. B. Cherry
J. E. King
R. B. Cherry Jr
R. J. Newton
Deaths of Ranulfo Castaneda and Frances Richardson
Ranulfo A Castaneda aged 16 died at 1 AM Monday at 801 Ruiz street San Antonio. Funeral at 10:30 AM Tuesday from the residence with services at San Fernando Cathedral and burial in San Fernando cemetery. Frances Richardson mother of E R Richardson of San Antonio died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Houston. Body arrives in San Antonio on 7 50 AM Tuesday by Southern Pacific train. Interment at Mission Burial park with services at the grave.
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Theodore Y. Hull
McCullough Street
Iowa
San Antonio
Ranulfo A. Castaneda
Ruiz Street
San Fernando Cathedral
San Fernando Cemetery
Frances Richardson
E. R. Richardson
D. B. Cherry
Houston
Southern Pacific
Mission Burial Park
Crave
Obituary: Woman Dies at Beach Street Residence
An elderly woman died at 3 o'clock Sunday morning at 107 Beach Street. Funeral services were held at 3:30 pm Monday from the residence and at 4 pm from St Michael's Church. Interment followed in St Michael's Cemetery.
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Old
Beach Street
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Balzer Child Dies. Funeral Held at Home
Margaritha Anna Balzer three years old died at 8 p m Sunday at 715 Wyoming street. Funeral held at 3 p m Monday from the residence with Rev Julius Reichert of Friedens Evangelical church officiating and interment in City Cemetery No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaritha Anna Balzer
William Balzer
Wyoming Street
Julius Reichert
Friedens Evangelical Church
City Cemetery No. 6
Shelley Loring Bomerstomce Org Co Ad Notice
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a vehicle related gong bomerstomce org and two phone entries with a dated reference to August and a possible showing of Lady Godvin at the gun ter yesterday.
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Shelley-Loring Bomerstomce Org Co
Houston Plans Public Sale of Bonds for Harbor and Sewers
Houston will offer at public sale on January 10 bonds totaling 1 235 000 dollars. Of this 825 000 goes to harbor work and 410 000 funds sanitary sewers. The notice appears in the Houston Tex. edition dated November 27.
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Houston
Tex
City of
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