Texas artillery school sites closure stated by Army General
Washington dispatch reports the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce delegation, Senator Sheppard, and Congressman Garner were told by an Army general that no Texas sites would be considered for the artillery and machine gun school, effectively ending discussion on the forecast location. The communication came yesterday, with official confirmation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce of
San Antonio
Sheppard
Conareasman Garner
Army
Texas
German sea raiders seen in South Pacific, hunt launched
Washington dispatch reports two German raiders seen in the South Pacific by Samoa authorities. The Seeadler, with 27 white crew and 17 native prisoners, sank four American ships including the A. B. Jaimeon Manila and C. Slade. Raiders fled Mopelia Island, later seizing the Luteca and sending prisoners ashore. San Francisco notes more overdue American vessels and uncertain fates.
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Washington, D. C
South Pactffe Ocean
Samoa
Navy Départment
Seeadier
Germany
Atlantic
South América
South Pacific
Mopcha Island
Senadiec
A. DB. Jaimeon
Manila
C. Slade
Seeadler
Luteca
Mopetia
Tahiti
Segadlerg
Eniith
Tati Vielins
Ue Pacific
America
San Prancisco
Cal
Bestlen
Slade
Johnson
Ans
Tle
Conmany
Sat Wraneisea
Australia
Tiarald Sith
Fide Mom
M. Smith
Themussitgd
Sas
Isinnus
A. B. Tomson
Wiapa Harbor
Sydney
Manilla
Nesveasila
Honolu
American boats smalm and sailing records noted
A garbled 1909 schooner report lists the American schooners Smalm Johnston and the American schooner Stapiia with tonnages 629 and 737 owned by Wilson Brothers & Company of San Francisco and Jot A. Hooper respectively. Built in North Bend Oregon in 1899, the records are sparse and skip mentions of other vessels. A distracted health notice and unrelated tonic advertisement follow.
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New York
Tohnston
Wilson Brothers & Company
San Francisco
Aberdeen
Washington
Stapiia
Jot A. Hooper
San Wranphisco
North Dend
Oregon
Groces Tartelers
Aropsus
Univer
Adrinria
No Old Books for Qua Boys in France
Austin Vox reports Miss Rogan assistant state librarian announces that old and second hand books will not be sent to soldiers in the National Army. Front line readers will receive only new books on subjects of interest, with a focus on usefulness and readability. A $1,000,000 fundraising effort supports purchasing fresh volumes and periodicals, plus necessary housing, shelving, furniture, and indexing services.
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Austin
Vox
Misa Octavia. Rogan
Ohia
Rogan
Miss Rogan
Mise Rogan
Knoe Books
Mou. T
Nebcessary Fuente Snl Éiuipmant Toclke Wheary
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Kodak Place
E. Houston
Potchernich-Birdsone Co
E. Hawtom
Ferma
Rigen Diseane
Pyorchen
SLD
NAVY
Mans
San Franco
SMALM
Winchester
Portage Tire CO
South Alamo Street
France
Siberian
Sibérian
Siberia
Russia
Boot Shop
East
Houston Street
Ric RE Oval Label Foods
Armour
Quality Frods Cts
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J. E. Howan
Crockettola
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