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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1917

Page

14

Protective tariff policy predicted by Japanese official

Viscount Ichiro Motono, Japan foreign minister, predicted that nations will adopt protective tariffs after the war to curb imports and aid home industry. He urged manufacturing at the point of sale and urged Japanese merchants to stop exporting inferior goods to protect empire reputation.

Tokio Viscount Ichiro Motono Japan Foreign Trade Association Russia Viscount Motono

Twenty Mule Team Parade to Feature Borax History in San Antonio

The twenty mule team, America's animated trademark, will parade San Antonio on Saturday led by Borax Bill. The team and wagons, weighing 8000 pounds, showcase life in the far West and the burdens overcome by early industry as a mint of entertainment and advertising for 20-Mule Team borax tours.

America San Antonio Far West Pacific Coast Death Valley Pacific Coast Borax Company Borax

Northeast Texas iron ore hailed as U S supply

A Beaumont dinner honoring Col. L. P. Featherstone of Texas Steel Co. heard that ore in Morris Cass Marion Upshur counties is richer than Alabama fields and comparable to Lake Superior. Speakers noted coke costs hindered Texas iron, but canal access could lower prices and lay groundwork for development.

Texas United States Col. L. P. Featherstone Beaumont Texas Steel Company Menger Hotel Colonel Featherstone Morris Cass Marion Upshur Alabama Lake Superior J. H. Holmgreen Alamo Rusk H. M. Mayo Houston Sunset-Central Lines H. Dittlinger New Braunfels W. E. Sturgiss Dallas

Labor Council Opposes War Entry in Seattle

The Central Labor Council of Seattle with 250 delegates representing 25 000 trades unionists unanimously voted to protest U S entry into war with Germany.

Seattle Wash Central Labor Council of United States Germany

Chicago Federation Opposes War Telegram Sent to Wilson

The Chicago Federation of Labor executive committee declares against war and sends a telegram to President Wilson stating that the common people do not want war and would vote against it if given the chance.

Chicago Federation Chicago Chicago Federation of Labor Wilson

A Bad Back Made Good

A discussion on backache linking kidney disorder to uric acid buildup. It promotes Anuric tablets, advices sparing meat and drinking water, and cites Dr. Pierce’s Institute in Buffalo and its doctors as endorsing the remedy for uric acid related conditions.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce Anuric

San Antonio Kennel Club Beach Show Draws 400 Dogs

Entries received indicate at least 400 dogs will be on hand when the San Antonio Kennel Club beach show opens April 18. Club members met at the Soledad Auditorium to discuss the program. Fred Green oversees the entry list and notes many applications are from out of town. A blue tong Chow from China is among the entries, a rare breed expected to boost interest. The three day show runs April 18 to 21.

San Antonio

Chattanooga War Welfare Committee Forms Local Aid Network

A semi official committee of one hundred is organized in Chattanooga to aid dependents of conscripts. Sub committees promote food production regulate prices and distribute food fairly, encourage enlistments and enlist Negro cooperation in welfare work, and a secret vigilance group will work with police and federal officers.

Chattanooga Tenn

Senate backs Wagner ends Rockaway fort row

In Albany on April 5 the Senate adopted a resolution expressing confidence in Democratic Leader Robert F. Wagner and containing no censure for Mayor Mitchel of New York. The move abruptly ends the Mitchel Wagner dispute over Rockaway fort site legislation as war rumors loom.

Albany N. Y Senate Robert F. Wagner Mitchel New York

Masons to Attend Easter Service in San Antonio

San Antonio Commandery No. 7 Knights Templar plan to attend Easter services at Laurel Heights Methodist Church under Eminent Commander Nathan K. Tracy. Rev. Felix R. Hill Jr. will deliver the sermon while Scottish Rite Masons observe Maundy Thursday and prepare for a 500-seat mystic banquet at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

San Antonio Commandery No. 7 Knights Templars Laurel Heights Methodist Church Nathan Kk. Tracy Masonic Temple Felix R. Hill Jr Order San Antonio

Foley promotional mailer offers cough and kidney remedy trial

An old advertisement urges readers to mail in a detachable slip with five cents to Foley & Co. for a trial package of Foley products. Patient relief claims include Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley A. M. Fischer

Masons Reassemble to Relight Tapernight Tapers

A brief note reports that Masons will reassemble to relight the tapers, marking a ceremonial moment as they gather for the ritual.

Mexican official Garza Perez resigns to run for Vera Cruz governor

Ernesto Garza Perez acting subsecretary of foreign relations in Carranza's provisional cabinet resigns to enter the race for constitutional governor of Vera Cruz. The message was received Wednesday by T. R. Beltran, Mexican consul general here, and Perez's successor in the ministry of foreign relations has not been named.

Ernesto Garza Perez Carranza Vera Cruz T. R. Beltran Senor Perez Ministry of Foreign Relations

Cocoanut Oil Best Shampoo for Hair Health

Plain refined cocoanut oil makes a gentle, greaseless shampoo option. Moistening hair with water and rubbing in creates rich lather that cleanses scalp and hair without alkali damage. Rinses cleanly and leaves hair silky, easy to manage, with long lasting supply from drug stores.

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Buick F. C. B. Flint Mich F. O. B. Flint Avenue C and Third Street Buick Automobile Co San Antonians Studebakers Henry Bornhoff Studebaker John Stricker Clem Motor Car Company Major Pope Mrs Crockett and Navarro Crockett and Clem Motor Car Coributors Southwest Borax Bill U. S Central Council L. W. Bower M. D Wagner Cicero Auto Company Main E. T San Antonio Commandery Kelly-Springfield Truck Co Gunter Building Crockett
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