Hearst Attacked by European Commentator In 1918
Paris commentary by Albert Pujol labels William Randolph Hearst a Germanophile and defeatist influence in American press. It cites Hearst linked to the Humbert scandal and alleged intelligence concerns. An ad for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic follows.
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Conyright
the Press Publishing Co
New York Evening World
Paris
I Pi
Albére Pujol
Tribune de Davitt
United States
Bob
Charles Humbert
Mornect
Hearst
Henri-Alemande
France
United
Pujol
Sugar quota case hits Goliad boarding house keeper
An informal food administration hearing cited a Goliad Street boarding house keeper for purchasing 300 pounds of sugar in her monthly report while records show only 60 pounds bought. Her supply was cut off and the case referred to Houston for possible further action amid broader investigations of other boarding houses and grocers records.
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Goliad Street
Food Administration
Houston
Hotel guests and visitors listed at Dallas hotels
A string of names and hometowns appears as guests or registrants at the Menger Gunter Lanier St Anthony and related hotels. Notable entries include Tom LG Turner of Houston A Hobson of Dallas N T Pattinson and Ron of Austin P Purcell of Waco W Ti Holline of Dallas WW Glaze of Goldindore and J S Wireless of Kerrville James G Blain of Pawtucket Okla H Auerbach of Omaha and Mrs J B Christian of Bryan.
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Tom Lg, Turner
Houston
Menger
A. Hobson
Dalla
Gunter
N. T. Pattinson
Ron
Austin
Lanier
TW. Corn
Fort Worthie
St. Anthony
Mr. Purcell
Waco
W. Ti. Holline
Dallas
Glaze
Price Advances in 20 Years Show War Time Cheaper
Washington Star notes food prices in Washington during the Spanish American War were far lower than today. An old account book from a high official's grocer shows butter 25 cents a pound, white potatoes 25 cents a peck, sugar 5 cents a pound, canned corn 10 cents a can, four dozen eggs 14 cents, navy beans 4 cents a pound, lacon 16 cents a pound, and bacon 61 cents a pound, illustrating the broad rise in modern prices.
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Washington
Spain
Washington Star
Lacon
Mary
Savas Bran Nyneg
Joweler
Atanel
Prominent Texas architect Alister Shand dies in Houston
Alister Shand a longtime Houston architect died at 1:30 Thursday. Born May 21 1878 in Galashiels Scotland he came to Texas at age four and lived in San Antonio 35 years. Survived by wife two sons Kenneth and Terrence one sister Mrs Samuel Pierson Portland Ore two brothers James Galveston and Robert Portland Ore. Body to arrive Friday 6:35 pm funeral plans pending.
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Alister Shand
Houston
Bor
Galashiels
Scotland
Texas
San Antonio
C. V., Seuter
Kenneth
Terrence Shand
Samuel Pierson
Portland
Ore
James
Galveston
Robert
Obituary notices for Eckols Adams Cortz and others in San Antonio
Mrs. Maria Carolina Eckols died at 211 Pierce Avenue at 6 30 Thursday. Survived by her husband BG Eckols son Albert mother Lizzie Howard of San Diego two brothers Arthur Gilliam Fairland OK and Freeland Gilliam West Plains MO Funeral at 2 30 Saturday from Reibe Chapel conducted by BR G Reynolds. Louis Tolle died in local sanitarium Thursday evening. Surviving include wife and one child mother Augusta Tolle six brothers and two sisters all of San Antonio. Funeral Saturday at home of his mother 112 Tolle Avenue. Mrs Helen Elder Smith Adams died in El Paso Thursday evening born in San Antonio survived by husband Claiborne Adams mother and sister Mrs Edwin Cassin brothers Trent Gregory Smith and Malvern Smith. Mrs Mary Cortz 88 died Friday at 520 Cooper Street survived by husband Ta J Cortz seven children body to West Texas Friday night. Elmer Gum 46 died Friday at sister's home 221 East Pecan Street native of North Pleasanton survived by wife daughter Velma son John mother Mrs M J Tromble and sister Mrs Henry Mil
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Maria
Carolina Eckols
Maria Carolina Eckols
Pierce Avenue
West Plains
San Antonio
BG. Eckols
Albert
Lizzie Howard
San Diego
Cal
Arthur Gilliam
Fairland
Oklo
Freeland Gilliam
Reibe
BR. G. Reynolds
The
International Bible Class
Lous Tolle
Louis Tolle
al. Tolle
Augusta Tolle
Fred
Harry
William
Otto
Ed "Tolle
Akerson
Ferguson
O'Rlock
Tolle Avenue
Helen Elder Smith Adams
el Paso
Mary Cortz
Cooper Street
Ta. J. Cortz
West
Voexnas
Zizik Undertaking Company
Elmer
Filmer Gum
East Pecan Street
North Pleasanton
Velma
John
M. J. Trombie
Henry Mil
Herbert Igu
Herbert Igoe
George Ige
Camp Nichols
New Orleans
Whursday
Isd
Alice
Contreras
Frank Contreray
Big Sister
Mexico
Employment Bureau
North
Medina Street
Toyo
I. A. de Los Santos
A. Contreras
Speed Street
San Fernando
Hugh Campbell Palliser
Palliser
St. Andrew
Canada
Campbells Soups
Jane Palliser
Brooklyn
Mattie Urr
H.J. Morris
Sth
William Geiger
Willian Geiger
Germany
Texas
la Coste
Riche Undertaking Company
Daniel Parkhurst
Nashville
Kenn
Otto Parkhurst
Grove Avenue
Mather Schnetzer
St. Joseph Chorch
Elizabeth Society
St. Joseph's Paris
St. Joseph Cemetery
Back and Side Pains Alleviated by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs L Tist of 3011 N Hutchings St Kansas City Kansas reports back and side pains and nervous headaches improved after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the remedy for women s ailments and invites letters to the Pinkham company for confidential advice.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices From San Antonio
Obituaries list Henry Porter Loring funeral notices and several caskets. Individuals named include Otto Gunn Wilmer and Will Gunn from Miller and shipyards Portland Oregon and Virginia. Interments in Kingsville San Antonio La Coste and San Fernando. Also mentions George Ige Frank Contreras Hugh Palliser William Geiger Daniel Parkhurst and Hagg McCollum Undertakers. Columbia Missouri aviation course announced for fall.
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Jer
Miller, Mo
Otto Gunn
Miller
Wilmer
United States
Portland
Ore
Will
Virginia
Kingsville
Hugy- McCollum Undertaking Company
Russell Jennett Recommends A Republic Tire Venture
In San Antonio on October 14 Russell Jennett, longtime local businessman, urges entering a Republic Tire Company venture. He touts the Prodium Process rubber for automobile tires and says Republic Tires offer the toughest rubber yet in the field. He is connected with The Republic Tire Company as a wholesaler for Republic tires and mechanical goods.
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San Antonio
Russell Jennett
Mr. Jennett
Jennett
Republic Tire Company
Republic
Republic Tires
Cady
Army personnel transfers and duties reported at camps
The report lists Capt. oH Baugh moved from Infantry to the Judge department and ordered to Camp Sevier South Carolina for service. Battalion Sgt Maj Andrew D. Clark transfers to signal corps and goes to Laredo Texas. Maj Hood Boone moves to Brookland Texas for witness interviews. Capt Owen F Wetking travels to Lufkin for testimony. Capt Thomas H Doole and Lieut s by O Connor and James Ferguson reassigned at Camp Travis hospital. Second Lieut Warren W Bryson reports to Camp Travis with the 8th Infantry. Second Lieut Carl J Winslow reports to Camp Travis from Mort SU and joins the 18th Trench Mortar Duo. Major Kerr returns to headquarters from Port Arthur and other trips. Harry L Warnke also noted as returning from a trip.
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Hood Boone
Sant Willams Et al
Brookland
Tex
Owen F. Wetking
Lufkin
Carl J. Winslow
Camp Travis
School of Fire
Mort SU
Duatlory
OM Kerrie
Port Clark
Delilo
Kage Paws
Harry L. Warnke
Overseas unit attaches officers to intelligence duty
Overseas has attached Nine fearth Infantry Headquarters Company as Instructor in overseas Intelligence work. Capt Alvin G Hope recently returned from France attached to the 86th Infantry as res Hnential intelligence officer. Maj Jamies goper, a Philadelphia lawyer, reports to Camp Travis for duty as assistant Judge advocate of the Eighteenth Division. An orchid in Java, grammatophythim, blooms and withers in unison.
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Nine~ Fearth Infantry
Alvin G. Hope
France
86Th Infantry
Jamies Goper
Phiodeipiia
Military
Sarvice
Last Rascal in Fame Family Joins Army At Devens
Arts. John Theodore Hagris Bh Manettes registers as a private at Camp Devens Massachusetts becoming the thirteenth son in a family where the other twelve sons are also in the army. Four of the remaining twelve are at Camp Devens.
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Devens
Mass
Arts
John Theodore Hagris
Manettes Aho
United States Army
Acrord
Army
Lother
Camp
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Levine
Kirschbaum
Kash Levine
Alamo Plaza
E. Houston
Wredch
Bar of Justice
Grove
London Transcript
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Los Angeles
California
Credit Kee
ATS Ie
I. Ick
Lothen Ce Co
Houston Street
eVhen
Porter Loring
Jefferson St
Adv
Hagg & McCollum
Lung Motor Service
Corner Steel and Pecan
Columbia
University of Missouri
Oh.baugh
Sometiths
Camp Vis
Judge Advocate’s Office
Infantry
Judge Department
Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Staven
Andrew D. Clark
S1th Infantry
Signal Corps
Laredo
Mater Electrician
Java
U. S. Army
Home Guard
Newark
U. S. Munson
Boya
Fewark Shoe Stereo Co
Houston ST
Navarro St
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