Army Orders And Names Of Recruits From London Journal
The issue lists Army orders including MAJ Robert Mazet and CAPT Sam Uel Van Leer assignments and Maj Edward C. Ord retirement. It names numerous first lieutenants in the medical reserve corps and ends with a London Journal quote about soldiers marching to the train and who stays behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mazet
New York
Samuel Vanleer
Thirteenth Cavalry
Edward C. C.ord
Southern Department
Medical Reserve Corps
Army Medical Sehoo
Charles C. Ayres
Willis F. Baker
Harold A. Benson
Lusmila J. Buchanan JR
William R. Cain
Jc&eph E. Campbell
Munson Corbett
John F. ©Orby
Walcott Denison
Alva RE. M’kie
Emery
B&b. Eff
Benjamin Norris
Samuel K. Norris
Lone R. Oswalt
Cary R. Pollock
William C. Prosser
Herbert Dew
Porterfield Louis
J. Regan
Roohan
Penrose H. Shel
James
Simmons
William C. Showan
Prescott
Tucker
Cyrus B. Wood
Babcom
L. Wilson
Dean F. Winn
London Saturday Journal
The Glory of Motherhood Emphasizes Feeding Duty
The article stresses the central role of mothers in ensuring proper nutrition for their child, asserting that feeding is more important than any other duty. It highlights maternal responsibility and the impact of diet on a child’s well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestlé
Nestié
Cheap Power Plan Pushed By City Makers Club
A Manufacturers' Club committee met Mayor Brown and Commissioner Kearny to propose San Antonio buy hydro power from Marble Falls dam owner C. H. Alexander. If delivered at 11.2 cents per kilowatt, it could lower costs for manufacturing and spark a new industrial city nearby. The plan envisions up to 30 000 kilowatts in future years and uses Marble Falls plus upstream Colorado River plants to stabilize supply. The city would assess local demand and, if needed, use excess for street lighting as current annual electric bills exceed 50 000 dollars.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Brown
Kearny
C. H. Alexander
Marble Falls
San Antonio
Alexander
E. A. Holmgreen
L. C. Wiggins
G. S.mcelroy
H. N. Timolat
J. A. Patterson
R. Elliott Jones
Mark F. Postiewaite
J.F. Kline
N. M. Karney
C. C. Leel
Mexico
Brazil
Dallas
Colorado River
Cadomene Tablets Promise Vitality and Confidence
An advertisement touts three grain Cadomene Tablets as a cure for headaches backaches nervousness and low vitality. It claims the medicine restores ambition energy and social magnetism by improving nerves blood and vital organs with a full treatment at one dollar per tube or six tubes for five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Border plan progress in joint Mexican American talks
Atlantic City reports Gen Tasker Bliss and Carranza representatives meeting to study border protection plans. Both sides express belief in reaching a feasible agreement while avoiding premature forecasts as talks continue. Mexican demand for troop withdrawal from Chihuahua remains a sticking point for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Tasker H. Bliss
Chihuahua
Compulsory life health and accident insurance urged
A report to the American Electric Railway Association convention in Atlantic City urges compulsory life health and accident insurance for all American wage earners. The committee cites Germany's social insurance as the only system providing broad protection and says voluntary plans fail to reach lower wage levels.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Electrical Railway Association
E. W. Rice
Gen- Electric Company
H. G. Bradlee
Boston
James D. Mortimer
New York
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Germany
Arrests Made Over Neutrality Law Violations
Fred Dato brother in law of Lower California governor was arrested on neutrality law charges. Robert J. O Connor ordered arrests of a Los Angeles sporting goods official and two prominent Mexicans for conspiring to violate the October 1915 proclamation. Dato allegedly ordered ten machine guns from a Connecticut manufacturer to be seized on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Dato
Cantu
Lower California
Calexico
Robert J. O'Connor
United States
Mexico
California
O'Connor
Dato
Connecticut
Marshall Walton
Well Known Surgeon Shot in Elk City
In Elk City Oklahoma yesterday in the business district Dr W H Watson a well known surgeon was shot and probably fatally wounded Y G West a local business man is in jail as a result authorities say the quarrel between the men was over money matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. H. Watson
Elk City
Y.G. West
Could Get Fair Trial
In Waco Texas on October 11 the Fifty fourth District Court opened for T R Watson with witnesses for a change of venue. Ministers teachers bankers and Judge Tom L McCulloch testified that they believed the defendant guilty based on readings and discussion but could be swayed by evidence to a fair impartial jury in McLennan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Fifty-fourth District Court
T. R. Watson
Tom L. McCulloch
McLennan
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Yearly Report
The Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railway released its annual operations report to stockholders, showing gross operating revenues of 12,670,688.09 for the year ending June 30, 1916, up from 10,936,532.62 the previous year, with higher operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
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Levine
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Alamo Plaza
Nestlé's
TLE
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Woolworth Building
Mexican-American Commission
Electrical Committee
Becker Bros
Chickering Bros
Hardman, Weber
Story & Clark
Mayor, Goebel & Sons
Christman
Steinway Mathushek
Emerson
Texas
the Mayor Piano CO
Phone Crockett
Mayor Temple of Music
Traiis
Soledad Streets
Watson
N. CC
St. L. Ry
Horlick
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