Vitalitas promoted as cure at health resorts
Advertised as a new Nature remedy drawn from a volcanic substance. claims include curing stomach disorders rheumatism kidney and liver ills biliousness catarrh and skin and blood disorders. Customer testimonials from Houston describe dramatic health gains after three weeks. Sold with guarantee at Wagner Drug Store 407 East Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Wagner Drug Store
East
Houston Street
Vitalitas
Governor seeks legal view on highway commission bill
The governor sent the highway commission bill to the attorney general for an opinion on constitutionality. He notes the provision for a highway engineer holding two positions and a six year term for the commission. He also asks whether the bill allowing trial of habitual drunkards and confinement in the insane asylum is constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Austin
Tex
State Highway Commission
Carranza Plans Campaign Centered at Piedras
Delegates in session with Governor Carranza map a definite campaign plan. Carranza prepares a reply to Guadelupe's manifesto signed by seventy officers. Reports say Piedras is not temporary. it will be the permanent headquarters and seat of the provisional national government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Piedras
Bliss Denies Authority Behind Arrests at Eagle Pass Border
Brigadier General Tasker H Bliss, head of the Southern Department, says he knows of no orders authorizing arrests of revolutionists crossing the Eagle Pass international bridge. He cites only neutrality law violations as grounds for border patrol actions and cannot confirm direct War Department communications with the Eagle Pass commander.
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International Bridge
Eagle Pass
Tasker H. Bliss
Southern Department
General Bliss
United States
War Department
Wilson takes up Japanese protest over California alien land act
President Wilson today examined the formal protest of the Japanese government against the alien land act pending in the California Legislature. He planned a meeting with Senator Works of California to learn the bill status and sought information from Secretary Lane of the interior department, a California native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
California
Works
Lane
Interior Department
New Train in Service Between Victoria and San Antonio
The Southern Pacific operates a new service between Victoria and San Antonio replacing the previously ordered motor car. The train leaves Victoria at 8 15 a m and arrives San Antonio in the afternoon, returns from San Antonio at 6 30 p m arriving Victoria at 11 15 p m. This service serves a larger population and enables day trips for shoppers between Victoria and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Victoria
San Antonio
Sutherland Springs
Here
Suffragettes Destroy Mansion Near Norwich Suburbs
Militant suffragettes and incendiaries attacked a large unoccupied mansion in the Norwich suburbs last night setting it on fire and causing destruction. The assailants fled and were not captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Norwich
Old Folks Find New Remedy Croxone Relieves Ailments
An old age remedy Croxone is promoted to relieve sleep disturbing bladder weakness backache rheumatism and other age related disorders by cleansing kidney walls and filtering glands. The ad claims it neutralizes uric acid and dissolves toxins improving kidney function with immediate effect and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Ballot order split avoided. Beethoven Hall ticket leads
Judge Camp ruled the Progressive ticket must stay together and sit at the head of the ballot column for the school trustee election. The ballot lists nine Progressive names first, with two overlapping candidates Dr. Frederick Terrell and Sam Harris. Independent candidate Dr. Emma T. Miller appears last and could create complications for voters selecting multiple women. Ballots printed for 8000 copies with guidance to vote for nine only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Camp
Forty-fifth District
Judge Camp
Bethoven Hall
Eli Hertzberg
M. J. Bliem
Atlee B. Ayres
C. A. Goeth
E. G. LeStourgeon
G. Bechtel
Albin Seidel
Frederick Terrell
Sam L. Harris
T. M. Dechmann
J. F. Fentiman
Don A. Bliss
Mike Goggan
Charles Florian
Emma T. Miller
Progressive
Terrell
Mr. Harris
Progressive League
Dr. Miller
J. Ira Kercheville
J. D. Walthall
Judge Bliss
M. Wood White
R. O. Langworthy
Beethoven Hall
Kercheville
Ira Kercheville
Fritz
Delegates Nominate Dechmann and Fentiman for Posts
Names Bliss Florian and Goggan were not mentioned by delegates. Dechmann and Fentiman were placed in nomination by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Florian
Goggan
Dechmann
Fentiman
Polling Place Change For Seventh Ward Election
Voters in the Seventh ward will vote at Mayer's store 902 Delaware street instead of 709 Wyoming street for the school trustee election tomorrow. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other wards list stations and presiding officers including City Hall and various halls, stores, and barber shops across the city.
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Seventh Ward
Mayer’s
Delaware Street
Wyoming Street
Mayer's Store
Albert Meyer
Fest’s Hall
Antonio S. Flores
Frio Street
van Teel
Old School House
Buena Vista
Cibolo Streets
R. G. Callahan
Schaefer's Hall
Joe Carle Jr
Wilkinson's Store
Prospect Hill
Irving M. Dietz
Main Avenue
George F. Stuemke
San Pedro Springs Pavilion
H. Judy
Avenue E School
Gustav Frasch
Grayson and
River Avenue
Gus H. Schneider
Muth
Otto Kreter
Odd Fellows
Mayer's
H. C. Ripps
Mission Garden
H. J. Huppertz
Magnolia Meat Market
Kleid’s
Gembler
Garden Streets
O. B. Black
Scratching Debate Hits Progressive School Board Races
Executive committee members in the Bedell building discussed not supporting Frederick Terrell or Sam Harris, effectively reducing Beethoven Hall slate to four candidates. Rumors circulated that Harris might be scratched and Ernest Raba and Nat Green written in, but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive School Board
Bedell
Frederick Terrell
Sam Harris
Terrell
Harris
Dr. Terrell
School Board
Ernest Raba
Nat Green
Eighteen Die As German Bark Mimi Capsizes Off Nehalem Bay
Bay City Oregon April 7 Eighteen men drowned when the German bark Mimi capsized after being hauled off North Spit Nehalem Bay She had run ashore February 13 Captain J Westphal master guards and sailors perished while attempting to refloat the vessel Survivors include Captain Charles Fisher of Portland and Russell Blackman secretary of Fisher Engineering Corporation The cabin boy and a sailor hanged from the mast after the wreckage broke apart.
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Bay City
Ore
Mimi
North Spit
Nehalem Bay
Garibaldi Station
Charles Fisher
Portland
Fisher Engineering Corporation
J. Westphal
Russell Blackman
W. E. Keen
J. E. Holyfield
Brighton
Election Returns From County School Trustee Races
Returns from county school trustees races outside city limits are coming in to County Clerk Frank R Newton. Most results may arrive after midweek or Saturday as presiding officers may wait to bring in the returns before certificates are issued by the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Newton
Pino’s Hydroscope Lets View Ocean Depths Over A Mile
The hydroscope enables seeing through sea depths well beyond ordinary vision. Inventor Signor Pino designed the device and is noted as a Marconi schoolmate aiding its development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Pino
Marconi
Jka Charged Not Aged On Sassins
A fragment notes Jka charged with offenses not aged on details. The brief hints at a legal matter and unresolved questions about the charges and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jka
Sonora insurgents plan push on Ojeda and Guaymas
The Sonora state government forces announce a campaign against Ojeda and his federals in Naco while moving to seize Guaymas. About 3000 troops are to depart Hermosillo with forces already extending toward Empalme as deserters join the insurgents.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mex
Ojeda
Naco
Guaymas
Huerta
Hermosillo
Empalme
Pacific Coast
Gulf Port
Orozco Sr Safe After Mexico to Cuernavaca Visit
Pas cual Orozco Sr head of the Orozco house communicated with family March 30 according to his grandson who escaped via Nogales. He met Zapata March 26 presented his message and reached Cuernavaca unmolested. Grandson says report of his slaying is false. Refugees urged to return as Nuevo Laredo authorities report calm.
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San Francisco
Pascual Orozco Sr
Orozco
Mexico
Nogales
Ariz
Emiliano Zapata
Zapata
Morelos
Cuernavaca
Maytorena
Sonora
Bandits Capture City in Mexico City Region
Bandits seized Tenan cingo near Mexico City under General Genevieve de la C. Forces included Coahuila carbineers who recently revolted at San Angel. Federal troops were dispatched from the capital to confront the bandits.
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City
Mexico City
Tenancingo
State of
Mexico
Genevieve de la C
San Angel
Aubert Moves On Lampazos in Mexican Campaign
General Tracy Aubert advances on Lampazos after defeating constitutionalists at Bustamante who fled westward through a mountain gap. The reported loss from the battle is not yet confirmed. Federal strategy calls for two columns, one under a junior commander.
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Aubert
Lampazos
Monterey
Mex
Tracy Aubert
Bustamente
Diapepsin Promise to Cure Indigestion Quickly
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims the 50 cent dose digests food, relieves sour stomach, and leaves the eater with a healthy appetite, urging readers to buy now and keep a supply.
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Pape
General Aubert Moves With Casso Lopez Against Monclova
General Aubert and General Casso Lopez coordinate to advance forces toward Monclova. The report notes allied units preparing operations and strategic aims against the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubert
Casso Lopez
Monclova
General Ojeda Withdraws From Naco With Forces
General Ojeda and his entire force left Naco this afternoon to strike west toward state troops forming a three sided cordon around the border town. Skirmishing has occurred between the opposing forces since early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojeda
Mexico
Naco
Fiesta de San Jacinto Opens April 21 With Elaborate Decor
Fiesta begins April 21 as crowds from across the country descend on San Antonio. Streets will glow with multi colored lights flags and streamers as merchants prepare a festive atmosphere. The Fiesta Association meets Tuesday to decide show locations with Bowen's Island or Main Military and Alamo plazas options on the table.
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Fiesta Association of
Chamber of Commerce
Bowen's Island
Main
Military
Alamo
Buildings Burn at Donna Trade Center Fire
Two Donna structures occupied by J. Ff. Mitchell's grocery and John Burk's pool hall were destroyed by fire early today in Mercedes Texas. The blaze caused a $6000 loss with $4000 insured. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Mercedes
Donna
J. Ff. Mitchell
John Burk
River near record stage at Memphis
April 7 Memphis officials report the Mississippi River rose 1.2 feet in 24 hours to 44.9 feet. Flood crest likely by Wednesday with rapid fall afterward as upriver gauges show steadying waters. Levee work continues at Hickman Osceola Luxora Point Pleasant and Memphis backwater from Wolf River flooding about a dozen blocks.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Central District
United States Engineers
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Hickman
St. Louis
Cairo
Mississippi Territory
Reelfoot
Markham
Missouri
Arkansas
Osceola
Luxora
Point Pleasant
Wolf River
Bayou Gayoso
Louisiana Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet Delayed Arrival
SHREVEPORT La April 7 The Louisiana Federation of Women’s Clubs opened its fourteenth annual session with Mrs Percy Pennybacker of Austin Texas president of the general federation of Women’s Clubs not arriving for the opening session due to a delayed train.
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Pennybacker
Shreveport
Louisiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Percy Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Judge Smith Speaks on Christian Science at Beethoven Hall
Boston judge Clifford P. Smith lectured yesterday afternoon in Beethoven Hall on Christian Science. He urged that human dominion over adversities defines happiness and summarized the movement’s aims to revive Christ’s original teachings and serve as the Spirit of Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Hall
Clifford P. Smith
Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
A. N. Badger
Unitarian Church of
San Antonio
Banquet Planned for Minstrel Performers at Post D A A
A meeting at the Menger Hotel decided to host a banquet for the Post D Travelers' Protective Association minstrel show performers. Udo Haarman will arrange the May 1 event. Seven members were elected, boosting the post toward a 500-strong goal. Preparations begin for a drummer delegation to the state convention in Fort Worth on April 24 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post, D
Travelers’ Protective Association
Menger Hotel
Udo Haarman
Association
Fort Worth
Court Opens April Term With Jury Panelled
County Judge James R. Davis opened the April term of the county criminal court this morning and empanelled a jury as several cases were called. Most were misdemeanors including assaults and appeals from the corporation court. The April terms of the Forty-fifth Fifty-seventh and Seventy-third District courts also opened with hearings and settings, but no trials yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Davis
County Criminal Court
Corporation Court
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Orozco SR
Grandson
Laredo
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Matamoras
Selz
Opp. Blum’s
W. & CG. Shoe CO
Selz Royal
E. Houston St
Mississippi
Wimer, Richardson & Company
Gibbs Bidg
Financial Responsibility
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Alamo National Bank
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