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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1918

Page

4

U-Boat Chiefs Try to Mislead Crews to Prevent Mutiny

Brest France reports mutinies already occurred in the German fleet as crews object to being counted among ships that never return. German chiefs try to hide losses by base changes, crew scattering, and altered numbering. Allies bolster defenses with American ships, while U-boats operate in pairs to trap convoys. A vast shipbuilding program is needed to supply the American army.

A. KR. Decker San Antonio Germany Prencman

Adams Wins Over Quinn in Camp Travis Bout

A four round boxing card at Camp Travis M C A building No 82 saw TL Adams def Quincy Sergeant Quinn in a close decision. Adams, former US Navy welterweight champ, fights for the 165th Depot Brigade. Quinn fights for the 35th Infantry Machine Gun Co. The crowd along Hugo saw the verdict. Referee was Lieut J D Van Meter with a panel of camp officers as judges. A wrestling match opened the show followed by several boxing bouts including McCann, Simoney and others. An evening card at Kelly Field No 1 was announced with exhibition fights and special acts.

TL. Adams Quinn Camp Travis Adams United States Navy 165Th Depot Brigade 35Th Infantry Hugo J. D. van Meter A. J. van Meter B. 1. Millard Wwarren 304Th Mechanical Repair Shops Fort Sam Houston D. B. Nettleton M. Grimald 52Nd Field Artillery Col. Jr McCann 52Nd Id Artillery Simoney 67Th Company 66Th Denot Brigade Kelly Seed Wield Artillery Lark 52Nd Wield McNab 58Rd Field Artillery McGreedy Sanitary Murray Kelly Field Schuhart 105Th Depot Brigade Hartman Welly Wield Mioti Sanitary Train Glaser

Casualty List Reports Wide Range of U S Service Losses

The list lists killed in action wounded and missing across many states and service branches. Names include BALDRIDGE Wash TW. BIRD Gorfien Ind HH. CHELAND Waterbury PWT COOK Ellenvile and many others among officers and enlisted ranks. The compilation notes deaths from wounds accidents and disease with prisoners of war also recorded. Exact units and locations vary across the lengthy roll call.

Tion Trivatorn Baldridge Wash BIRD Gorfien Ind Cheland Waterbury PWT COOK Tennsylvania Ford City Bess Millard M. Gates Hillsidink Maltoss AEG GEM Knobnosser William Ernest AL Wilpon Mle Gy Mo. Y Harden Fyra Shreveport Col Lass Vandaie Ark Paul m Umsberger Columbia James Hector Horbidge Philadelphia Tateosian Chicago Corporaig John Caradine Monroe Wiss Homer Hollis Marshall Willan Henry Hess Uuntingdon Bert. Magh Othello N. C Bark A. Farquir Glyde Tex Connie Hett Dawson Uhariea OG. Shieese Thomsonvile Conn James B. Ward Gaston Creneodore J. Aldrich Troy N. Vicoy Isranki Bel Counte A Ron Herman J. Coppella Yalorman Curl Ismaus A G. Carter Shutf Murrey John Colledge Everett Thomas Constaine Lackawanna Wilbur Wilmore Corbin Huntington Jaf Howard Wycox Atlanta Guiseppe ‘Cutan Caarenia Steltla Waly E. Ast Hampton Mass Dombay Katshales Karnich Dimienana Greece Erlebund Meadowlands Minn Morris 0. Nagle Allentown Way Albert Nathan Cileaga Karp Nikon Wol Gul Zast Russia Wrederick Cervel Northford Leo Jacob Ostrom Olean Iver Prescott Svikeston Jansen John Sored Whitewater Wie In A Sherlos Smith Lemmon Atlantic City William M. Thrman Morris Plains Abton Tarnoph Wisen Washburn Wis Harold J. Witting Marquette Mich Jainen Wooda Andersonville Aries N. Young Bristol S. Dl Wiliam Long Clarence Mlas W. Allis Michael Wallace Jesse A. Atwood Concord Aulman Augusta Wiley Waverl Melina Ard Brennan Trud J. Cain York Willie John Jones MecClure R Volumbus Yish la Farge Grenachmond Jessie “McCree Chard II Megim Highixutil M_ Peterson James HH. Redding Wimmuer Clement Arthur L. Wilish la Crosse George W. Young T Oclweth Iowa

Morning List of Dead from War Casualties

The list records soldiers and locations including Privates Claud J Dinse in California and Kristian N Kerp in Montana among others from Washington D C to Michigan and Montana. Wounded or killed in action status noted for several names with ambiguous spellings and fragmented OCR.

Geants Urowk Waterhurst Diancal Rich Lait Menominee Missigen Repent x. Marsh Bristol Guy Faulconer Blackfoot Tahoe Ivan L. Mustain Hillard Wash David T. O’connel Washington D.C Russe Orr Mich Rson Kristy Ul Sweden Shull Cascade Mont Hedly Sundstrom Colfax Nye W. Pairlamm Seattle Ktonio Pietromonaco Vimelin’ Turo Jin Y William G, Schupp Council Bhitts Ows Edwin A Tanson Silverton Action Claud J Dinse Weateen Cal Guristian N. Kerp Zortman Marius Maiorana Detroit Ana Homurphy Meaty Need Oige Stack Aredale Rey GH Columbus War Industries Board

Blennerhassett Island and Burr Treason Memory

In the Ohio River channel fifteen miles west of Marietta lies Blennerhassett Island, named for Harmon Blennerhassett linked with Aaron Burr treason plans. The expansive tract once covered about 500 acres and was once Washington property. Blennerhassett bought 170 acres during an American tour, aiming to bring his wife to the site.

Ohio River Marietta Harmon Blennerhassett Aaron Burr Southwest Burr Columbus Dispatch Washington Blannerhassett

Island mansion and conspiracy tale shape of Blannerhassett history

A remote island was settled and widened into a mansion and park like grounds by Blannerhassett. The plot of the True conspiracy led to military action burning his estate. Virginia retained jurisdiction over the Ohio shore, placing the island in West Virginia within Wood county. Blannerhassett later owned only part of the land for 4500 dollars. He died in England in 1821 at age 57. neither he nor Burr faced punishment for the conspiracy.

Blantovhassett Bury Blannerhussett Virginia Ohio River Ohio West Virginia Wood County Blannerhagsett Ob England Blannerhasset Burr

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