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Daily AP News Note From Monday's Daily
The text credits the Associated Press as the exclusive source for republication of all news dispatches and local news in this paper. It specifies republication rights and attribution for Monday’s edition.
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The Healer in San Antonio Declared a Divine Healer
James Hickson a layman of the Church of England travels the country claiming no power beyond faith and prayer. In San Antonio he reportedly aided many with incurable ailments and a crippled girl walked after his blessing. He rejects hypnotism and ordination, emphasizing God’s power through simple prayer.
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James Hickson
Church of England
San Antonio
Laredo
Dickson
Episcopal Church
Hickson
Jesus
Mr. Hickson
No Withdrawal From Demands for German Officers Surrender
The allies will not retreat from demanding surrender of German army and navy officers deemed criminal for acts contrary to civilized warfare. Public anger targets the monarchy and aristocracy, but justice insists on surrender and trial. Germany must hand over the accused or face implied abandonment of the treaty and accountability for atrocities in France and Belgium.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Edith Cavell
von Lancken
Senator Reed Opposes Hoover Candidacy for President
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, a lawyer born in Ohio and long active in Kansas City politics, has come out against the Hoover presidential bid. Reed, a former two term mayor, entered the senate in 1911 and soon showed independence from caucus and executive influence. During World War I he was part of a Democratic bloc that opposed food administration powers aligned with President Hoover.
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Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas City
Senate
Congress
Hioover
Chronic Constipation and Gentle Laxatives
The piece notes some people rely on strong cathartics which dehydrate and worsen constipation. It recommends Chamberlains Tablets as a mild laxative tonic producing a gentle, nearly unnoticeable bowel movement with lower risk of subsequent constipation.
Today’s Birthday Highlights From the Nation’s Notables
Knute Nelson United States senator from Minnesota born in Norway 77 years ago today Maj Gen John Biddle commanded American forces in Great Britain born in Detroit 61 years ago today Fitz Kreisler renowned violinist born in Vienna 45 years ago today Robert L Owen US senator from Oklahoma candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination born in Lynchburg Virginia 64 years ago today Arthur D Davenport pitcher for the St Louis American League team born in Alexandria Louisiana 28 years ago today
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United States
Minnesota
Norway
John Biddle
Great Britain
Detroit
Fitz Kreisler
Vienna
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Lynchburg
Arthur D. Davenport
St. Louis
Alexandria
Allied forces reach Adrianople in eastern front advance
Allied troops report reaching Adrianople as the war widens in the Balkans. Steamship Celtic docks in New York with more than 3,000 American troops aboard amid ongoing combat in Bremen where Spartacan forces clash with Government troops.
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Adrianople
Celtic
New York
Bremen
February anniversaries and historic events listed
Today’s anniversaries note events from February 2 including the first UK parliament meeting in 1801, Benjamin Trumbull’s death in 1820, England’s first temperance society in 1830, Maria Bonaparte’s death in 1886, Georgia’s 1870 ratification of the 16th Amendment, Rhode Island women’s clubs formation in 1895, a 1916 Arkansas flood with eight deaths and major damage, and 1917 Prohibition bills signed by Oregon and Tennessee governors.
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Benjamin Trumbull
United States
North Haven
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Hebron
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Georgia
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Arkansas
Oregon
Tennessee
Periodic Bilious Attacks Cited Home Remedy
Periodic bilious attack sufferers may notice appetite loss before an episode. They tend to eat at meal times despite not craving food. A light meal with no meat plus two doses of Chamberlain's Tablets could help prevent an attack.
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Chamberlain’s
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clearer Skin
Pimply skin motivation for using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The ad claims the tablets cleanse blood and bowels, substitute for calomel, and produce a gentle, safe effect with no sickness or pain. Encourages taking one or two nightly for a week, pricing 10c and 25c.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
American Aviators Freed After Mexico Landing Near Guerrero
Two U S Air Force lieutenants Davis and Grimes landed by mistake at San Rafael de las Tortillas Mexico thirty miles west of Guerrero while relaying messages from Brownsville to Nogales. They were detained but freed by General Garza and returned to Laredo Texas with Consul Robertson. The plane was turned over to the American side. Davis s doctors note and Grimes heading back to McAllen pending flight to Fort McIntosh.
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K. S. Davis
G. Kk. Grimes
San Rafael de Las Torrillas
Mexico
Guerrero
Brownsville
Laredo
Nogales
N. M
Nuevo Laredo
Julian Flores Saenz
Matamoros
United States
Randolph Robertson
Monterey
Murguia
Texas
Grimes
Heights
Davis
Fort McIntosh
Saenz
Robertson
Francisco Gonzalez
Reynaldo Garza
Garza
Rio Grande
San Rafael de Las Tortillas
Gomes
Stoner
Eighth Aviation Squadron
General Garza
Saen
Times
G. E. Grime
Presidente Municipal
Garcia
Flores Saenz
Fighth Aero Squadron
McAllen
Suenz
Women Pay Heavy Poll Taxes in Webb County
Poll tax records show City Collector issued 218 to women and 1,247 to men, with Webb county totals surpassing prior years. Exemptions boost women voters in Laredo and county primaries, as more than 300 women in the city hold exemption certificates and about 100 outside-city exemptions. Local women express confidence that Texas lawmakers will grant them the ballot.
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de Lachica
Ligarde
Laredo
Webb County
Times
Texas
Professional Wrestler Delivuk Seeks Match in Laredo
Charlie Delivuk of Wichita Kansas, a noted professional wrestler with a long winning record, visits Laredo seeking a challenger. He has faced top national wrestlers, including a 1915 draw with Pet Brown in Taylor, Texas, and insists on clean sport. He invites soldiers and civilians to test him, promising a hard fought bout and a clear showcase of effort.
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Charlie Delivuk
Wichita
Kansas
Laredo
Delivak
Pet” Brown
Texas
Taylor
Women vote surge in Texas primaries in July election
Texas women rush to qualify after a supreme court ruling validating poll tax paid voting. Webb county and Laredo show strong participation with about 400 potential voters, as July primaries promise a highly watched race from precinct constables to the U.S. president.
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Laredo
Webb County
Supreme Court of Texas
Texas
United States
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted by Herrera's Pharmacy
An advertisement urges readers to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to ward off winter illness. It claims to purify the stomach regulate the bowels and act as a spring tonic cleansing the system. Herrera's Pharmacy is named as the source.
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Herrera
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