Adler the Assassin of Austrian Premier Held for Trial
Vienna reports Dr. Friedrich Adler, aged 37, the assailant of Premier Count Karl Stuerkh, is in police custody awaiting trial. A morose, independent former socialist editor with heart disease, he severed ties with the party over wartime policy and published Der Kampf. He has two children, an invalid wife, and a brother in an asylum.
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Karl Stuergkh
Vienna
Empire
Dr. Adler
Marx
Adler
Switzerland
Austria
Das Volk
der Kampf
Count Stuergkh
Nat
Mrs Melton Praises Vinci Tonic For Tired Mothers In Jackson
Mrs J N Melton of Jackson Mississippi writes of renewed health and energy after using Vinci, claiming it has no superior as a tonic for worn out housekeepers. The testimonial lists multiple Texas and Mississippi druggists distributing Vinci and promotes its availability in leading Texas towns.
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Jackson
Vinci
J. N. Melton
Colonel L. Rogers slated for brigadier general rise
Colonel Harry L. Rogers chief quartermaster of the Southern Department is to be promoted to brigadier general to fill the vacancy caused by Brigadier General Carroll A. Devol who retires October 31. Rogers has driven troop mobilization, motorized logistics, and the expansion of Camp Wilson supply terminals in San Antonio, earning wide praise for efficiency.
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Harry L. Rogers
Southern Department
Washington
Carrol A. Devol
Devol
Canal Zone
Quartermaster Corps
Rogers
Villa
Mexico
San Antonio
Camp Wilson
Board of Army
Funston
Fort Sam Houston
Cases Thrown Out Over Auto Headlight Law
Twelve cases charging automobile owners with operating machines with glaring headlights were dismissed by Police Judge Lowther Monday morning. Officers Banks Eason and Cusack made the arrests Sunday night on River avenue. The judge said owners should have time to comply before fines, citing lack of clear instructions and awaiting police decisions on acceptable remedies. A Monday conference with Mayor Brown Commissioner Uhr and police officials will announce how to comply with the new regulation.
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Lowther
Banks
Eason and Cusack
River Avenue
Judge Lowther
Brown
Uhr
Stacker Lee Sinking Likely Total Loss Near Memphis
The steamer Stacker Lee, sunk in the Mississippi River a few miles above Memphis early Sunday, is expected to be a total loss according to Lee Line officials.
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Stacker Lee
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Lee Line
Recaptured Tam Man From City Prison Farm Detachment
A city prisoner who escaped from the chain gang at Brackenridge park was recaptured Sunday afternoon by Officers Burrows and Bennett on the West Side. The inmate, serving 100 days for vagrancy, was brought back after the escape prompted by the manhunt conducted around the park and surrounding streets.
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Brackenridge Park
Burrows
Bennett
Dressmaking School Reopens and Local Notices
Applicants must submit photographs taken within two years and pasted in the admission card spaces sent after filing. Information available from local civil service secretary F W Huffmeyer at the post office. Also notices for Newton & Newton lawyers Kampman Building phone Tr.108. The Dressmaking School to reopen Nov 6 at 604 Garden St. Dr Malone Duggan has returned and resumed practice. State National Bank Bldg. Furnished Rooms and boarding ads. Dramatic recital tonight at Gunter Hotel ballroom featuring Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot with Lena Budd Powers and others. admission free.
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Civil Service
F. W. Huffmeyer
Malone Duggan
State National Bank Bldg
Gunter Hotel
Israel Zangwill
Lena Budd Powers
Mme. Petitclerc
Violet Tennant
Deserter Captured After Escape From Army Life
St Joseph Missouri youth 22 disillusioned with army life deserts at Eagle Pass Texas, rides cotton car to San Antonio, arrested by sheriff next day. He admits discarding uniform, wearing civilian clothing stained with cotton lint, and says he does not want to return but feels obliged.Captain confirms his tale.
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Ben
Fisk
St. Joseph, Mo
Eagle Pass
San Antonio
Sheriff's Department
Pany
James Galbraith
St. Joe
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Stuergkh
London
Friedrich Adler
Norma Talmadge
Bessie Barriscale
William Desmond
Keystone
Ft L. Rogers
Grand Opera House
New York
Irving Berlin
Exide
Lamo Auto
South Press
Buckingham Avenue
É‘barnes
Morse
Emma Bunting
Grace George
Marie Doro
Vast
Pathe
Bray
O'Neill
Earl Williams
Nurenberg Watch
Princess
Fox
William Fox
Will
Walter Terry
F Girls
M Farnum
EN Girls
Pollard
Goldberg
Wayne
Anne Pennington
WM. Fox
Valeska Surratt
Mary Madison
Union Country
Mary Pickford
Paramount
Florence Turner
Tam
Dixie
O'Connell Loan Co
E. Houston St
Curry
Palmer
Swearingen
E. B. Hudson
A. H. Shafer
Braden-Hudson Heating, Plumbing & Electrical Company
E, Commerce St
Julius Kolterman
Richter Street
Mackberry Street
Kolterman
Wm. H. Russell
Kampman Bldg
Foster
Gibbs Bldg
del Rio
United States Court
Gordon Russell
United States District
J. L. Camp
Hugh R. Robertson
Garrett Brady
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Kehoe Loan Co
J. F. Carl and
Ward— Lawyers
Bedell Building
Phone Crockett
Holt
Paris Holt
Thirty-seventh
R. P. Ingram
John D. Robinson
Gunter Bidg
Yes Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Robertson
Travis
Arsenal
San Antonio Arsenal
Mozart Society
Arthur Claassen
Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan Opera Co
David Hochstein
Beethoven Hall
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Wolff & Marx Big Store
Beyer’s
Commerce Street
the Strand
Ruth Roland
The
Union
Matt & Jeff
Newton & Newton
Kampman
Garden St
Dulling Printing Co
Losoya &J. Crockett
Picture Framing Fox CO
Oplaza
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