George Sgitcovich Dies In San Antonio and Galveston
George Sgitcovich, once active in the wholesale produce trade in San Antonio, died in Galveston, Texas, Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock. He moved from Galveston to San Antonio three years ago, started a produce commission business on North Flores, partnered with A Reading, later bought his partner’s share and relocated to West Commerce. Last year he returned to Galveston to enter the bank importing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sgitcovich
San Antonio
Galveston
Tex
Galvesto
Sgitco
Vich
North Flores Street
Reading Anwell
West Commerce Street
Banet
Houston
Merv
Engineers
Signal Corps
Mermnan
Mexico
Ava
Conpressniak Garner
Attort
San 7
Sam Hension
Eare
Stewart
Marlagen
Estabish
Hurlin- Ken
Movement of regiments to border posts during redeployment
A detailed wartime dispatch notes the Nineteenth Infantry regiments and allied units being reassigned to new stations along the Texas border. It mentions Harlingen, Del Rio, and San Antonio area postings, with Kell and Parker guiding the reorganization and headquarters shifts to Harlingen, while trains and supply depots prepare for the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Infantry
Sifth Cavalry
Harlingen
Brownailly
Funston
Washington
War Department
Pynston
A Frankin Kell
Seuunib
Nile
Herat
Mietingen
Antonie
Genond
Parker
James Parts
Mave Magen
Seth
Iutint
Trent
A. G. Hixon
Third Cavalry
Twelfth Cavalry
Sixth Cavalry
Fiji Field Artillery
Relief for Itching Skin with Resinol Treatment
An ad promises immediate relief for itching and skin eruptions using Resinol Cintinent and Resinol Soap. It claims rapid absorption, soothing effect, and long term skin health with ongoing use, offering free samples and physician endorsement.
Amusements Tonight at the Empire and Grand
The Empire features Marguerite Clark in a lively drama with motion pictures and vaudeville acts while The Grand presents a big program led by Marquette Clark in Gretna Green and a slate of comedies and pictures. Nell and Adam vie with a crooked promoter as a melodrama unfolds, drawing capacity crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majesties
Seven Ls
Janpire
Myrte Tapnehi
He Karstommers
Uiriad
Pletur
Miusivatl
Marguerite Clark
Vanimet Currys
Gioptier
Merbetree
Parks Dour
Winwani Sa
Leevere
Myrtle Taane- AU
Nell
Toso
Sisher
Marcy Werrie
Hoy
Stag
Adan
Adam
Profis
Hessie Eyton
Grand Opera House
Bille Elyr
Marquette Clark
X. Pickire
Grina Livingstan
St. Louis College
San Pedro
Ed Sedgwick
Sean
Charlie Paplin
Mexico
Ford Sterling
Chante Chaplin
Chester Uikly
Kerstene
Excel
The Cub and The Gophers At The Weekly Theater
A Portland stage page notes production details for The Cub and The Gophers. Cast includes Joh Lines in The Cub, with The Gophers featuring a legerity of plot devices and a sheriff’s suspicions. The program lists other acts and comedians, including an extended review of the shows at the Majestic and Queen theaters.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victor Records
Hawaiian Records
Seatette
Kai Mallon
King Kalakaun
Toots
Vhokd & Pun
Kala Wanau
Victor
Bunahine
Old
Kentucky
Tob Roymith
de Kayen Vietor
the White Cocksder
Charus
Dar List Wirm
Kong
Heather Suorag
Chares
Rosenfeldsloane
Victor Taght
Conny Hari
Volsa Palhelline
Herbern i Ree
Valse Blaine
Buytert Melice
Bombay
Edward Madien
Melville Morel
Mein Vane
Gluck
Minehar Ty
Owith
Ryesineh
Engtish
Vian
Sodot
Enlien Do Poster
Pietro Holive
Pietra Leleot
Verona
Willa
Pierre
Accvedien
Pinca Deleod
Borte Gorschsyik
Sousa
Telicions
Yattschane Vesserla
Marian Banit
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Antonio
The
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
19Th Infantry
Army Post
Ista
Ieueton
Hicks Rite
Ines
Finonet Corrigan
Emmet Corrigan
Royall
Twyn
Frank Parkyard
Varge
Obering
Mats An
Paolegraph
Ravent
Ain
Marcy
Moi
Ater Sree
Erin
Den
Warke
Thensum
Ind
World Film Corporation
William Brady
Tim
Marting Hedinuy i
Sverden
America
Arirvssea
Charles Frohman
Witler Franks
Joh Lines
Gophers
Voloduct Theater
Ophia
TayUy
Hind
Biel
Stetner
Winneay
Queen Theater
Inschevering
Wonderlift
Nemo Corset
Wolfann
Thor
Dollar
Wolfson
Saul Moh
Altay
Mtie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!