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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1917
Page
1
The main storehouse of the Ban Amoblo arseimet, valued at about 3125,000, will be completed and occupied by Sakura per Col. Kenneth Marton of the ordnance department. Three auxiliary structures were authorized along with the train warehouse, all planned for simultaneous completion.
Fragmented report notes December completion of a war warehouse complex with four stories and basement, built of pressed white owl. Second warehouse under construction at $45,000 plus ordnance magazine bulking. Two machine shops to rise at $5,000 each, total projected expenditure $280,000 for all four buildings.
In Indianapolis on March 0 a city clerk queries residents about exemptions for dependents and property. The fragmented report notes officials press for details on motor vehicles and family ties while warning about potential loss of farm status under scrutiny.
A new holiday bulletin from the city library previews the children’s department at Whitney and outlines a year round program to aid mothers in selecting books for children. It notes a Christmas exhibit in December, names the librarians and staff who prepared the list, and mentions library growth and regional interest in children’s services.
Testimony centered on letters and alleged affection as Mrs de Saulles described her prison suffering and emotional strain while her former husband fought custody. She challenged claims of genuine sentiment, detailing letters and statements that questioned her sincerity and the marriage’s stability during her three months in jail.
Mrs Elzanom Higley of Tudson Falls is named a member of the New York State Omelties Board by Governor Whitman on the recommendation of the state Federation of Women's Clubs. Higley, who winters in New York City, is noted for social reform work and long involvement in charitable activities.
A damaged wartime account reports Bolshevik leaders Leuine and Trotsky denouncing any immediate peace while demanding a committee of the Soviet guly approve national actions. It notes arrests at Smoliny Institute, ministerial crackdowns, bank activity disruptions, and troop redeployments as the front lines shift amid harsh rhetoric.
Fragmented wartime account describes British gains near Cambrai with heavy fighting. Troops push through hedgerows and woods including Hourlis Wood and Bourlon Wood as German defenses retreat. Village damage noted with plunder and fires, while Allied forces claim a large capture and continued push toward strategic positions.
A garbled fashion note mentions Paris worn lime dress styles with sober golds and new fabrics. It describes coats with hidden linings and leather, suede, and fringe details. Confusing phrases hint at materials like mint covert vowt and fringing while noting light shades and walking comfort.
Washington reports the first Medal of Honor awarded since entering the war. Paletels McGunghals Yourgstagen Ohio, a ship fitter, is cited for extraordinary heroism. He leaped to assist a pilot after a squall struck, pulled the flier from ropes, and saved a life aboard the vessel.
A San Antonio Public Service Company proposal to replace aging lamps with a 200 ampere series and 150 watt units aims to cut costs. The city would save on lamp and power charges with annual rates around 49 dollars per lamp, offset by reduced fire risk and maintenance.
A man from North Philadelphia sought permission to sleep in a barn on Wednesday night. The next morning the cow was found missing from Abington, described as black body white mane short tail and dehorned. The theft was reported to Abington police.
The Arty Brows plan to remove a sign at the intersection of Houston Street and Avenue Dig berg to clear space for improvements. Clifton George has taken a lead on the wedge-shaped land parcel intended for a future filling station or other roadside structure to support a proposed autonomous trade project.
Tony T Cowley 22 of near Army loses nerve over draft and steals a revolver from a night watchman in Charles A Stevens and Bros. store at 12 Nar Sita utreat. He fires a shot in a lavatory, killing himself. mother Mary Cowies laments not entering the army as cause. Deputy reports found revolver in his grip. coworker. porter Hudolph Hartwig discovers body.
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