Cabell in San Antonio Reviews Nogales Incident
Brig. Gen. De Rosey C. Cabell, commander in the Arizona district, spent Wednesday in San Antonio in conference with Maj. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook about the Nogales dispute. He will report to the chief of staff in Washington Thursday and then return to Douglas, Arizona after meeting with Gen. Marsh. The Nogales trouble was viewed as a focal issue with no further trouble anticipated. A. N. Beekman, 78, dies at home on Denver Boulevard. Funeral Friday, burial at Mixon Burial Park. widow and children survive.
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de Rosey C. Cabell
Arizona
San Antonio
Willard A. Holbrook
Southern Department
Nogales
Ariz
Washington
Douglas
Marsh
General Cabell
San Anto
Nhe
Holbrook
Col
William '. Johnston
A. N. Beekman
Denver Boulevard
Mixston
Tia
Qtrs. J. 0
Skeletons of Division Unit Forming At Camp Travis
The 18th Division continues steady formation though no commanding general has reached headquarters yet. Colonels James Hrier and Alexander M. Wetherill lead infantry and staff, with skeleton units of artillery organized and recruits arriving daily at Camp Travis to form the nucleus of the 218th Signal Battalion and the 1sth Sanitary Train. Equipment is adequate for the 16 week training plan as conversions from cavalry to artillery proceed and motorization remains pending.
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James H.rier
Alexander M. Wetheril
218Th Meld Signal Battalion
Camp Travis
C. A. Garrett
QR. G. Forsythe
W. M. Gallagher
218Th Wield Signal Battalion
William L. Little
Themen
Fort Riley
Vasp
1Sth Field Artillery
T. Sk. Merrill
6Grd
Iith Field Artillery Brigade
S. McP. Rutherford
62Nd F. A
Edward P. Orton
54Th
F. A
Colone C. 8
Ware
Field Artillery
Holth Field Artillery
Camp Zachary Taylor
Ixy
School of Fire
Fort Sil
Nineteen NCOs Promoted to Second Lieutenant at Camp Travis
Nineteen non-commissioned officers of the Witch Infantry at Camp Travis have been promoted to second lieutenant. Promotions become effective August 7 and assign officers to vacancies in the 35th Infantry or the 165th Foot Brigade. Names include sergeants from Companies A, B, C, D, G, H, K, T, and Headquarters, plus sergeants from the Supply and Travelers units.
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Witch Infantry
Camp Travis
35Th Infantry
165Th Foot Brigade
Ernest B. Applegate
Michael BE. Connelly
BB. Kergt
Joseph McDonnoll
Norgt
George HM. O'Brien
Wiley J. Elliott
John W. Loves
Himer F Davis
Lyn Shepherd
Edward
Clyde B." Haley
Wagoner Redman R. Granzow
Ples Butler Ranch Sold to Ed Rachal in Texas Deal
In San Antonio negotiations Ed Rachal, a renowned rancher, bought the old Ples Butler ranch spanning Hidalgo, Starr and Brooks Counties from Riley Allen of New York for 235000 dollars. The 40000 acre grazing property, already leased to Rachal, will remain a ranch with a well stocked cattle herd. The sale marks a major postwar ranch transaction amid rising cattle prices and scarce good land. Also today, Capt Frank Williamson's West Woodlawn Avenue home sold to Ivan F Vick for 10000 dollars.
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San Antonio
Ed Rachal
Istockman
Ples Butler
Hidalgo
Starr
Brooks
Riley Allen
New York
Rachal
Southwest
Frank Williamson
West Woodlawn Avenue
Ivan F. Vick
Obituary Notice for Sallie DuPree and Others in City
Sallie DuPree, 53, died Thursday at 5:30 am at 2712 South Ores Street. Native of Waco, she resided in San Antonio ten years. survived by husband Oscar DuPree, son Freddy DuPree, two brothers Payton Layne of Oklahoma City and Jules Payne of Blum, Texas, and two sisters Mrs. R. T. Cabeen of Beaumont and Mrs. Houston Murphy of Fort Worth. Funeral at 11 am from Ludwig Undertaking Co. with Rev. J. C. Bell. interment in cemetery No. 1. Also: Charles Lange, 53, died at 7:30 am at 419 Ash Street. retired US Army sergeant after 30 years with the Sixteenth Cavalry. survived by widow and two children. Funeral Saturday from residence. interment in National Cemetery. James Castillo, 34, died Tuesday night in local hospital. formerly dairy company employee. survived by no known relatives. Funeral Thursday at Riebe Undertaking Co. church service by Rev. Meteher. interment in cemetery No. 1. Funeral directors: Porter Loring, 206 Jefferson St. Hagg & McCollum, Avenue C and Pecan.
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Sallie DuPree
South Ores Street
Waco
Texas
San Antonio
Oscar ‘Ti, DuPree
Freddy-Dubree
Payton Layne
Oklahoma City
Jules Payne
Blum
R. T. Cabeen
Beaumont
Houston. Murphy
Fort Worth
Ludwig Undertaking Company
J. C. Bell
Charles Lange
Ash Street
James Castillo
Riebe Undertaking Company
Father Meteher
St. Mary
Greeks to be called into American army in WWI
More than 300000 Greek citizens in the United States will be enrolled in the American armed forces under a Salonika London agreement. Greeks in Greece may be called into the Greek army. San Antonio Greeks face a choice between joining the American army or returning to Greece to enlist. Some reserve officers and enlisted men have already entered the U S Army. The agreement, officials say, simplifies the issue for Greek communities.
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United States
Salonika
London
America
Greece
San Antonio
Othera
Texas colleges listed for army training locations
Washington Sept 5 The War Department released Texas institutions accepted as Army training colleges. Enrollees 18 or older will receive 80 monthly pay including uniform, board and equipment with potential officer commissions. Schools include Simmons Abilene Southwestern Georgetown Sam Houston Normal Huntsville Agricultural and Mechanical College College Station Texas Christian Fort Worth North Texas Normal Denton Rice Institute Houston Meridian Meridian Austin Sherman Austin. Applications from other colleges are pending approval.
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Washington
TD. G
War Department
Texas
Army Training
Gore
Texas Xehoola
Simmons College
Abilene
Southwestern University
Goeorgetown
Sam Houston State’ Normal Rehoal
Huntaville
Agricultural & Mechanica College
College Station
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
North Texas State Normal
Penton
Rice Institute
Houston
Meridian College
Meridian
Austin College
Sherman
Literary Monuments to Make American Patriotism
A Minnesota scholar lists about thirty essential American works and songs under the heading Literary Monuments to Make American Patriotism. The guide includes the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Federalist Papers selections, speeches by Clay Henry Calhoun Webster Sumner, and many more, aiming to shape patriotic knowledge through key texts and lyric pieces.
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Calhoun
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
Burton
Henry Clay
Webster
Sumner
Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Grads
Bryan
John Hay
Edward Everett
Beecher
Lincoln
Watson
Stowe
Uncle ‘Yom
Grant
Mrs. Howe
Dr. Hale
Wister
Whittier, Holmes, Longfellow
Commemoration and American Ideals in 19th Century Verse
A fragmented list of poets and works including Lanier Brownall Nickuer Joaquin Miller Lowell Whitman Twain Jackson and others. The text discusses teachers adapting poetry and songs such as My Country to fit educational aims and to instill patriotism and American ideals.
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Kimerson
Bryant
Lanier
Brownall
Nickuer
Joaquin Miller
Lowell
Walt Whitmath
Marl Twain
Huckleberry Finan
Tom Suyger
Mississippi
Helen Hunt Tackson
Ramon
Nervier
Hangwill
Personal Mentions From Austin to Houston Hotels
Journal notes several individuals staying at major hotels including O Av Stubbs of Austin at the Menger J A Mathews of Uvalde at the Gunter and G W Childress of Fort Worth at the St Anthony Also listed are D G Galtlagher of Houston and W M Imbodan of Alto among guests at the Menger and Anthony Other names include 3 B Foster of Denison Lanter or Miller of Beeville and Smith of Houston with guests Mrs I Moore and Miss Evelyn Moore of Titeredo among the attendees at the Gunter and Menger
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Av Stubbs
Austin
Menger
J. A. Mathews
Uvalde
Gunter
Megill
Allan Spratthe & Lanier
G. W. Childress
Fort Worth
St. Anthony
D. G. Galtlagher
Houston
W.M Imbodan
Alto
Foster
Unter
Mrs. I. Moore
Evelyn Moore
Titeredo
Tate T
Fight over France: German planes clash with American pursuit squadron
Ten German aircraft attacked American pursuit planes near Fokker line with one downed by Lt. Strose. An American plane fell back behind German lines, then an observation balloon was shot down in the Worvre sector. Another forted town reported yesterday.
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Hythio
France
Fokker
Liektenait
Strose
Au Revoir Summer Weather Ends In Texas Storms
Weather observer Maj. Allen Buell says summer is over with a cool spell and scattered showers. The forecast calls for unsettled conditions for a day or two with a chance of more rain and continued cloudiness. Rain fell generally across Central Texas, with over an inch at Paris Corsicana Waxahachie Tolano and Marble Falls. Austin saw about a quarter inch. West Texas remained dry.
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Tof
Allen Buell
Faivn
Weather Bureau
Vuell
San Antonio
Texas
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