Texans to bury 29 wartime dead in San Antonio
The bodies of 29 Tesans who died in France will arrive in San Antonio on Thursday, to be distributed to farmer homes via railroad. Several named soldiers including Corp. Louis Bezarth and Pvt. Frank Pravete are listed with nearest relatives. Burial will occur in National Cemetery, with delegations meeting trains and laying flowers.
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France
San Antonio
Mumeas & Totes Railroad
San Antonio Wes
Corp
Louis Bezarth
Cuopsny FP
Mra
Mary Hamilton
Linton
Cémeterere
Frank Pravate Many H
Domings Fernanita Jr
Houston Street
Axthorp. Gembler
I S 60Th Infantry
J. C. Gembler
Peckarene
Pet
Leander Hogland
Sompany
Arttur V
Thdrd
Mire
Anna Feou
Houston
Weber
Mary Weber
Mykawa
Marvin T. Arnold
Getterd
San Augustine
Jobo Fussell
Infantry
A. Fussell
Nugent U ‘Whitton
Jamen Th. Whitton
Bon Suen
Ban
Chillicothe
E, . Smith
Coupany KR
Walter’ Binith
de Veon
Hedenn
Lewix Wiggins
William Wiggins
Corsican
Corsicana
Carn
Alvio Mauney
Cosmany
Tuner
Goring
Jobo
A. Heinsts
Comumpany
58Th Infantry
Heinatz
Leander
Lenoder
Boles
Willie B. Carter
320Th Field Artillery
Sarah B. Careter
Austin
Lockhart
Jame L. Blanks
H.W. Blacks
Lakeview
Blimphis
Tex
Rerbert I Schroeder
Infantes
Dick Erbroeder
West Point
Harvey A. McCown
144Th Infantry
Groveie McCown
Cedar Valley
Frank R. Cole
Ada
Cole
Ternwwood
Coleman Ye
VF Siam
Curtin
Myrtle Aad Crowley
Crowle HY
Klemaun
Bey Tasth Infantry
Klemama
Sam Benito
Beowaneville
August Sinelik
St Infantry
Havellevile
Heliettavillas Tt
Mangel Olivares Se
Cinnpuriath Infantry
Fritola Glivares
Tiarlingen
Bergt
Convicted Gamer Manioy Snueher Denied Rehearing
Manioy Snueher was convicted in the Thrisxeventh district court of Bexar raantyay on a charger of keeping a gaining Iiance. The appeal was denied Wednesday, and the sentence will be determined at the trial date. The case marks a rare county conviction with appellate review.
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P Manioy Snueher
Bexar Raantyay
Thin County
Pullman Food Cost Reductions Stir Local Trade
A garbled notice appears to discuss price cuts and fees in Pullman food markets. It references suppliers, bakers, and local advisors amid unclear dates and names, suggesting shifts in provisions and retail costs affecting residents and merchants.
Obituary for Landrui, daughter of Me. William
Services honoring Landrui daughter of Me William were held Wednesday with burial planned. Details are fragmentary but indicate a formal obituary notice for a deceased individual named Landrui with family references and funeral arrangements.
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Andiunt
William
Landrui
Leigh al
Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service Advert Crockett
Funeral directors Pearce and Wilbert offer ambulance service and undertaker arrangements in Crockett. Contact hours listed with assistants available for all hours. service details appear in local advertisement text.
Basin site eyed for detention basin foundation near Olmos Creek
Engineer D D Harris Son said a suitable foundation for a detention basin could be secured near Olmos Creek opposite Alamo Heights with borings indicating depth may not be large. A second site above Alamo Heights will be inspected later as committee engineers plan further explorations to determine cost and feasibility for either location.
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Olmos Creek
Alamo Ueights
D. D. Harris Son
Harrigan
Ohimos
Alamo Heights
Harriss
Casket Reproduction of Duchess’s Tomb Item Displayed
A detailed bronze and silver casket reproduction linked to the Duchess of Braganza and the vanished crown quest is shown at the Beverton factory and Dering mortuary. The piece, created for Portugal and featuring an inscription about a vanished band, is valued at around $100,696 and has toured major U S cities.
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Athe M
URL & PD. Commmissars
fimerad direutors _ nt
Maine
Boyerton Burial Gasket Company
Ted T
En Tove
Linges
Europe
Americ Trince
Braganza
America
Ors
New York City
Beverton
Dering
Portugal
Oporty
St Bishon
Liberty Bonds Theft Report Shocks Local Residents
Aes origin newspaper text reports multiple thefts at homes on BAU Brouklen Avenue and nearby streets. Police say stolen Liberty Bonds and cash were taken from Mes. 3. dlinsis residence and other sites. Clerks and customers described suspect activity as thefts continued over the past few days. investigators urge vigilance and report details to the local police.
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Syarney
Artucer
Pugh Santos
Cantry Street
Brewer to file suit in federal court at Ware
Gov Brewer and Assistant United States Attorney plan a federal petition alleging Calvert sought to dodge internal revenue taxes on liquor. The case centers on a conveyance of property to his mother near Colvert and involves taxes totaling about 1400. Federal action follows an arrest in November 1020.
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Feds
Ware
Brewer
United States Attorn
Calvert
Colvert
Wacowcii
Internal Revenue
New Chamber Members Boost San Antonio Chamber
More than 50 new members joined the San Antonio chamber of commerce in the last 60 days, according to general manager A B Yundell. The group now exceeds 170 members and is considered a leading local organization. The members' council Jumchooix, suspended during the wing next, will resume beginning west Tuesday, with speakers and luncheons planned for successive months.
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San Antonio
Major Allen Relieved In Command Of Second Divosive Unit
Maj Terry Atlen took over as commander of the Second Division’s special forces after acting in the role for several months. Maj Emmett Addis of the General Staff supported the transition, with Lt. Col. Frank Rodiger and Loybera assigned to special duties. War specimens in military intelligence connected to the coming Misiman conference noted Alten’s battalion of 7ji troops including police and tank company units.
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Terry
Atlen
Cuyalre
Overal Smonths
Jim
Loybera
Alten
7Ji
Sseayuuy
BRA
Puny
Troops Arrive Here From Denelay Camp Travis
The Suh Tnfantry from Denelay aziz and Tl Fimo arrived at Camp Travis early Wednesday morning. They will join the regiments and proceed to the next phase of enforcement with officers, forming a combined unit. Company 3 of the Ninth Enezinvees marching from Sau Fordyce toward Fork Sam Howtoyar is scheduled to reach San Antônio Wednesday.
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Denelay
Aziz
Tl Fimo
Camp Travis
Travis
Kernan
Chinmatiler
New Use for War Antiseptic Promoted in Medical Ad
An illustrated advertisement touts Sterulian as a liquid antiseptic with mouth, throat, and dental benefits. It claims germicidal power from wartime use, prevents decay, and suggests daily rinsing and brushing with Steveling products for healthier teeth and breath.
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Jane
Steveling Ganligg
Hines Takes Command of Eighth Corps Area
Maj Guus John Ta Hinge to command the Eighth Corps area with Maj Gen Joseph Dickman retiring from active duty. General Lewis hosted the reception at division HQ as station changes prompt postponement of a full inspection. New orders set a revised routine for unit inspections and staff duties under General Hines.
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War Department
Guus John Ta Hinge
Eighth Corps
Joseph
Dickman
S.oAy
Nuarters
Beun Isyeon
Mauy
Gators
Diekwian
Ty Tirig
Lewis
Hines
See Chatfeur Accused in Drug Conspiracy Arraignment
See Chatfeur and relatives were arraigned before Commissioner Edwards on Wednesday facing charges of possession and selling Tiquar. They were released on $500 bond. Patrohnan Kadwarsly and O'Neil witnessed at the hospital.
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Chatfeur
Simn Reljo
Ghatuttowr
Dwards
Patrohnan Kadwarsly
O'Neil
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