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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1917

Page

5

San Antonio School Board Debates Military Training Plan

The San Antonio board votes four to three to study introducing military training in public schools with the February term. Nat M Washer leads pro side. Mrs Leary opposes, joined by H C Evans and Charles Gerlach. A federation resolution against early adoption is filed. a cost and implementation report is ordered.

San Antonio Board of Education Board Superintendent of Schools Nat M. Washer E. W. McCamish Emm Pizzini Winchester Kelso Dan Leary H. C. Evans Charles Gerlach City Federation of Women's Clubs Trena Maverick Green J. T. Smith Hannah Hirshberg Federation Equal Franchise Society Washer Ths Green Mr. Washer Lig Board Pttie Fan Antonis Uint Howd

War Time Military Training Debate At Kansas City Board Meeting

Superintendent Charles Mee addressed the board Tuesday night regarding a National Superintendent Association report from the Kansas City meeting on compulsory military training. He urged ready adaptation as the nation moves toward war, pledging to administer military training in high schools as part of mobilizing resources. The text also details a Creek Nation lands sale in Oklahoma with 2500 acres of undeveloped land and town lots in Muskogee and Lee, offered under a deferred payment plan with specific bidding rules and residency requirements.

Washer Americas Ameri Joan Wen Ol Wee AbCamish Solaby McCamish Charles Mee Kanes City National Superintendents Association Kansas City United States Wilp Agamons Okwhulgee Muskogee Oklahoma Muskower Lee Creek Nation Tee Vive Civilized Tribes Mielogee Cato Sells

Edward A. Withmas Dies After Abdominal Operation

Edward A Withmas dramatic editor of the New York Times and for years editorial writer of the morning newspaper died in a hospital after an abdominal operation. He was a learned student of British and American politics and aged 1? years.

HY York Edward A. Withmas Dvamatic Erie New York Times Gueyt AL Weber Giitt Mat Wewapaner Ment Mr. Withmar Limormus

GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNS AND FIRE DAMAGES BROOKLYN SITE

A large grain elevator near J. W. Gessfrrgder and Son on the Brooklyn waterfront caught fire Tuesday night. The blaze caused extensive damage to adjoining buildings and threatened a large stock of grain valued around 700000 dollars. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night as nearby structures sustained heat and smoke exposure.

J. W. Gessfrrgder and Son Brooklyn

Married Via Wireless at Majestic Stirs Oceanic Scene

The Majestic features Married Via Wireless a whimsical play with Queenie Williams as lead. Three brothers built intricate stage machinery portraying waves diving whales and wireless signals, including a yacht deck set against night. The effect aims for a 1000 mile radiowave reach with adequate power.

Oeeling Chester Queenie Williams Majeslie

Navy records show Dunbar enrolled as ensign then dropped

William J. Dunbar, arrested in New York as a possible spy, was enrolled as an ensign in the naval reserve in New York until about two weeks ago. He claimed birth in St Tal and was born in Hamburg, Germany. After being dropped from the reserve, he sought to join the army and was arrested. He had secured his rating before a new rule required exams and commissions by the departments. He convinced authorities of his fitness when taking exams, but the disclosures that followed led to his removal.

Wasilington B.C Navy Department William J. Dunbar New York Naval Reserve Dunbar Naval Fee St. Tal Hamburg Germany Gallet Incone Jer Caine

Sweden lands in Riga Gulf and battles near Petrograd

London dispatch notes Charles VI's Sweden army landed October 1 in the Gulf of Riga and defeated a Russian force near Navy 100 miles from Petrograd in 1700. A Cedar Wills horse sale set a world record at $47,500. Report also mentions a Belgian horse lampson and cotton mill strikes affecting workers.

the Public Ledger Co LONON Charles VI Sweden Riga Navy Petrograd Luvender Lampson William Crownover Cedar Wills Town Pat al Wits Good Ogden Towa

Fisticuffs With Allies Scene in Wartime Dialogue

Fragmentary wartime reminiscence recounts frequent fists between American and British troops. Veterans describe overheard exchanges testing camaraderie, with one American recalling humor and a few scuffles as morale stories from early in the war. The piece questions whether words might have solved disputes.

Missouri Inuit Arrested in St Louis Warrant

A federal arrest warrant was issued yesterday for A. H. Steinbeck, promoter associated with the Republican headlight of union Ma. The case involves alleged irregular adstoriut at a panel equal to a Great Oil Corporation. A $20,000,000 Hale Petroleum Company is planned with S. I. Hale as president, merging Tripshanter Oil Gas and Kurcke Oil.

Missouri ST. Louis Net A.H. Steinbeck Myuer Union Ooe Ma Great ON Corporation Tansas Cuny Hale Petroleumn Company Hale Tripshanter Oild Gas Company Kurcke Oil Company

Germans Fleeing to Holland Amid Frontline Turmoil

London dispatch reports a large exodus of German soldiers crossing into the Netherlands during August to September as Allied forces advance. Uncertainty grows over sustaining the war effort as desertions rise and morale sags, with guards and locals aware of the strain.

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Watch-Dog of Health Black-Draught Liver Medicine Ad

Purifying tonic for liver and bowels marketed as a natural, vegetable remedy. Claims to ease Indigestion Biliousness Sick Headache Constipation and similar issues. Cites a Mt. Vernon Kentucky customer letter praising weight gain and improved digestion after use.

Thedford K. J. McKinney Mt. Vernon

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