Mrs Hood Revealed as Gertrude Hood in Tragic Death
Investigation into the Sunday death of 25 year old Mrs C D Hines at a Martin Street apartment yields a revelation that her real name is Mrs Gertrude Hood of Stockbridge Georgia. Inquest verdict is death by her own action. A letter to her mother expresses love for her husband and a plan not to live without him. The couple registered at the apartment Friday. the husband, a soldier, left for Canada Saturday. Hood’s body was sent to Stockbridge for burial Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Hines
Martin Street
Gertrude Hood
Stockbridge
BR. Neil.Campbell
Command Transfer Brings Brig. Gen. Cabell to Southern Dept
Brig. Gen. Cabell, formerly Arizona district commander, arrives at Fort Sam Houston to assume command of the Southern Department. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook, who departs for Camp Sheridan to command the Ninth Division. Transfers were confirmed last week with Holbrook leaving Wednesday morning. Cabell, arriving Tuesday, met Gen. Holbrook and acting chief of staff Col. William T. Johnston. Cabell’s deep knowledge of Mexico and border affairs enhances his suitability for the post, built on his work with Pershing during the punitive expedition into Mexico.
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de Rosey C.‘ Cabell
Arizona
Fort. San’ “Houston
Southern’ Department
Willard’ A. Holbrook
Southern Department
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Alas
Ninth “Division
Fort. Sam_ Houston
Holbrook
Charles
Kilburn
Highth Cavalry
Coen
Cabell
Mexico
Texas, Arizona
New Mexico
Pershing
Mexico- In
Cabel
United States
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Hauchuca
Nogales
Calles
The
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
General Staff
Douglas
Dodson's Liver Tone Guarantee Guide
A lively testimonial advocates Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy for sluggish liver and constipated bowels. It claims Dodson's Liver Tone cleanses bile, avoids salivation, and keeps the family feeling fine. a money back guarantee is promised if results are not achieved.
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Dodgon
Dod ‘Son
Dodson
General Cabell in line for promotion amid Mexican duty
1916 account notes General Cabell’s high information level on Mexico issues, his command at Fort Huachuca and Nogales, and ongoing moves toward leadership of the Southern Department. It outlines his lineage, West Point origin, Spanish-American War service, and expected promotion alongside Brig. Gen. Holbrook’s recent reassignment and Ninth Division training at Camp Sheridan.
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Holbrook
Southern Department
Cabell
War Department
General Cabell
Confederate Army
United Confederate Veterans
Dallas
Hea
Arkansas
West Point
Leutenant
Second Arkansas Infantry
Sixth Cavalry
11Th Cavalry
Army War College
Brigel
Camp Sherman
Ohio
John W. Buckman
Camp Sheridan
Peacocks Admire Mirror in Fort Sam Houston Quadrangle
An incident in the Fort Sam Houston quadrangle involved a wooden mirror panel. Peacocks gathered to preen at their reflections, drawing a crowd as a woman’s shiny new car also reflected in nearby surfaces. One bird struck the car, leaving scratches.
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Fort
Sam Houston
Quadrangle
Obituary notices for Adolph Vidal and Charles Esser
Funeral services for Adolph Vidal set for Tuesday at 1 PM at his home and at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. He was a member of San Antonio Camp No 629 Workers of the World whose members will attend in a body. Pallbearers listed. Also noted is the funeral of Charles Esser, Fort Sam Houston civilian, held Wednesday at 3 PM, with burial in City Cemetery No 2. Additional line mentions Mrs J E Pugh dying at her country home on Fredericksburg Road, Bexar.
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Adolph Vidal
New Braunfels “Avenue
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Mast End
Vidal
San Antonio
Workers of the World
Muskey
John
W. Pobin
Trinidad
Guerra
James Stevens
John Trainer
George Eke
Charles Esser
Fort Sam F Houston
Beauty Lotion From Lemons and Orchard White
A vintage beauty tip describes making a quarter pint skin lotion by mixing two lemons juice with three ounces of orchard white. Strain well, bottle, and shake before use to brighten and smooth the complexion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to bleach and even skin tone. Phrase notes cheap supply from druggist and grocer.
San Antonio Woman Dies in Texas After Ten Years Here
Mrs. Alma Grey McLain dies in a local hospital at 8 AM after living in San Antonio a decade. Survived by husband C. S. Tonkins and four brothers. Funeral Friday at Porter Loring with Rev B Beall officiating and burial at Mission Burial Park. The body sent to Devine Texas for service and Black Creek Cemetery interment.
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Jenkins
Texas
San Antonio
Tonkins
Thin City
Richard
Steve
Howry Howard
Devine
Tex
Sam Howard
Carrizo Springs
Vox
Mira
Moh. Ludwick
D D. Scott
J. W. Robinson
W. W. Tee
Calgary Baptist’ Church of
Black Creek
Worter “Loring
Alma
Grey McLain
Alma Grey McLain
Porter Loring
Rev.b. Beall
I. G. Callahan
Ti. Lytle
IL Jackson
Murray Douglas
R. It
Bowen and
Hall Street
Mission Burial Park
Porter Loring Funeral Directors Notice
A fragmented obituary notice references Porter Loring Funeral Directors at 206 Jefferson Street and Hagy and McCollum Undertakers offering ambulance and motor services at Commerce C and Pecan Cr 104.
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Porter Loring
Jefferson St
Hagy & McCollum
Commerces
Adams petitions city to assign bequest in will dispute
Harden Adams son of the late H. Adams asks the San Antonio city commission to assign the city estate interest to him. He notes the estate was insolvent at his father’s death and only $33707.45 remains, paid by the government for depredations by Indians. The will left $25,000 to the city and Adams argues that the bequest to him was also owed. The matter was referred to the city attorney. Bishop Currier Dies on Train in Baltimore after serving as pastor in Washington and as bishop of Matanzas Cuba with long mission involvement.
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W. Adams
Harden W. Adams
Adams
City Commission
San Antonio
Adam
Currier
Baltimore
Charles Warren Currier
Catholic Church
Waldorf
Marystudd
St. Mary's Church
Washington D. C
Matanzas
Cuba
National Bureau of
Catholic Indian
County faces higher cost for jail blankets after bids
County commissioners report bids show blankets for inmates will cost far more than last year. Former prices ranged from 1.12 to 12 per unit, with newer bids around 2.75 to 12. auditors may refuse all bids due to finances, yet warmth for jail, poor farm, old folks home, detention hospital, and juvenile facilities remains required before cold weather. The item also notes Robertson report and a separate update on Hugh Robertson for district attorney of San Antonio.
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Bexay Coutty
Vost
Commissioners’ Court
van How
Drd
Travelers’ Cigar
Ave.nu
eSave
Robertson
Washington, D.C
Hugh
Robértean Fir
San Antonios
Judiciary Committees
Senate
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Alamo. Plaza
Mrs. Hood
Republic
Republic Dispatch
C. B
Republic- Torbengen
United States Republic
Winerich Motor Galesompany
Frank
A. Winerich
Hoasen
Woodward Carriage Company
Ublic Motor Truck Co., Inc
Mich
Wits
Amalee
J. 8. Pugh
J. E. Pugh
Fredericksburg Roail
Bexar
Wolfson’s
Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Co
Bent Jories
Untess Brandadon Sale
Siesta
Ucator
Dtanda
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