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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
1
Discussion on presidential duties regarding bills, veto power, and ten day periods for action. Notes that the president may communicate with citizens, must judge constitutional questions, and rely on precedent. Emphasizes potential disability scenarios and the vice president’s role in acting.
Private Marl i Enioist of Company 1 19th Infantry was sentenced to ten years in Fort Leavenworth for assault and theft. Records show a general court martial approved the verdict after charging Aug 11 1908 with conspiring to steal a watch and pistol from the government. Co defendants Included Private Minimitt Private Sidney J Thus Private Joseph Gail bert and Private Marshall J Bankston. trial held at Camp Travis in September.
After ten weeks of swamp and undergrowth combat, American troops under British command endure extreme cold and supply difficulties on the Kadish front. Bolshevik forces counterattack along the Dvina and Vologda rail line while Americans bivouac across a frozen stream, sleeping with guns to prevent freezing water cooling.
Street Car Company sues over a seven cent fare while challenging whether a five cent rate and universal transfer remain valid under the franchise. Courts must decide if municipal commission lacks authority to alter terms or if the company is in need of the higher fare to operate. Mayor Bell notes a financial review will verify company books after recent gas and electricity rate boosts.
Lieut. Col George WW Martin is relieved from duty at the officers training school in Way TVA ville Arkansas and is now at his home in San Antonio. The 3 officer served over a year as commandant at the Arkansas training school and retired, then volunteered again during the outbreak of war.
Telegraphic reports from Washington indicate the Air Service Mechanics School at Kelly Field will be demobilized by the first of the year. The institution, with about 8000 men and recently expanded, faces an unexpected first order of demobilization, contrary to expectations that it would be maintained permanently.
The former crown prince Frederick William failed to reach Wieringen due to fog and spent the night at Medoemblik. He later arrived, faced a cool reception from islanders led by Burgomaster Deereboom, and will be supervised by local authorities. He spoke of a coming change in Germany and hoped to return when conditions permit.
Aberongen Toland reports from November 20 that William Hohenzollern and his entourage declined to issue a direct message to Americans. The former monarch, with his retinue and rural police, walked to the Rhine near a castle to view the count’s property while remaining in constant contact with the German delegation at The Hague.
Several hundred pupils evacuated during a genuine drill at Eleanor Brackenridge School on Thoot yn Avenue after smoke from paper beneath the building. Fire origin undetermined, likely sparked by five combs dropped through a floor opening near heating staves. damage minimal. In separate incidents, a burning electric wire near Tet otelock and a chimney fire on North Saar Miarres Street caused minor disruptions but no injuries.
In a Wednesday morning update no deaths were reported from Case Hospital or Sam Houston. Names listed among kin include Berg Aubrose Rack and Mrs Josie Black with Ne ris Cis and White Commis. Private Albert J Alger and Mrs Louis Alger are named as nearest kin from Camden New Jersey.
Loyal citizens praise Vitalitas as a strong tonic and gargle for flu recovery. It relieves swollen throats, reduces the all gone feeling, and offers instant relief. Marketed as natural with no dope or alcohol, it is available through druggists today.
Canadian Private Peat, famed for Two Years in Mell and Back With a Smile, arrives Wednesday to speak at Meethaven Hall under city YOMGA. He portrays war as a harsh university where veterans adapt into civilian life, sharing experiences from gas attacks to hospital stays and his journey toward publishing his diary and book.
A chronicler recounts a talk where Canadian memories mix with wartime relief. Speakers praise American aid and the lighter episodes near the arrival, noting grateful Canadians and an interest in entertaining, not war. The discussion touches on clocks, calendars, and playful banter about wartime life and future peace.
The article warns that rapid winter blood changes and damp air can worsen boils and carbuncles. It promotes S. S. S. as a purification and tonic remedy, claiming it cleanses the blood, strengthens the system, and helps drive out rheumatism and other disorders. Advice to write for medical guidance is given.
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