Roosevelt Defends Monroe Doctrine In Mexican Border Debate
Senator Rayner of Maryland spoke in the Senate against war with Mexico or Japan and challenged ideas tying Roosevelt era Santo Domingo claims to the modern Monroe doctrine. He ridiculed Guam as a military asset and urged clarity on secret treaties while urging the nation toward cautious diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Rayner
Maryland
Senate
Flaff
Mexico
Japan
Pacific
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Napores, III
United States
Guam
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Moncaion
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Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Ndon
Paris
Apremien
Berlin
America
Central
South America
Indivi Ual
Raler
Quack Cure Claims to Cure Eczema with Salve
An advertisement touts a claimed eczema cure using a compound from a pharmacy offering deep skin penetration and rapid relief. It markets a “true cure” with a penetrating paste that supposedly destroys disease germs, soothes itching, and heals skin, urging readers to obtain it from a Gibbs building store.
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Qur
Reliss Aia Deus
Gibbs
Prizes to be presented by Pat Neff in San Antonio
Pat M. Neff state lecturer of the Modern Woodmen of America will arrive in San Antonio Monday night to present the state prize banner to Bexar Camp No 12 134 at their hall 117 North Flores Street. Large attendance expected at the meeting.
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Pat M. Neff
Waco
Modern Woodmen of America
San Antonio
North Flory Sireen
Shoes stolen from L. A. Mumme store by two boys
Two boys entered the L. A. Mumme store at the Plum and Town streets corner yesterday afternoon. They seized two pairs of shoes valued at 3.50 each and fled. Mr Mumme pursued them but they escaped. Police have been notified.
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L. A
Handless plaintiff testifies in $30,000 suit
Frank Graschel testified in Thirty-seventh district court that impulses to move his right hand’s fingers trigger a desire to use his missing hand. He claims the left hand’s loss came from being crushed during wheel unloading, which required amputation, and cites unusual sympathy between hands as causing nervous distress while suing International & Great Northern for $30,000.
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Frank Graschel
Thirty-seventh District Court
Graschel
International & Great Northern
Vinci touted as strongest blood maker for elderly
A Boston lawyer lauds Vinci claiming his eighty year old father gained strength and vigor. He says the tonic never caused a cold and enabled greater activity than in years, urging others in the area to try the remedy.
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Vinci
Boston
Glass strength boosts varied uses and safety
The Washington Herald notes that glass, valued for strength and fire resistance, is used in many roles. Sparrows nesting on the north side of the avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets were relocated after their noise disturbed moviegoers and authorities ordered removal. Rockets sparked near trees caused injuries to some sparrows, which then scattered.
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Avene
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Moong
Washington Herald
Austria and Germany Extend Steamship Service Ties
Austria and Germany expand maritime cooperation by extending steamship services amid ongoing transport links. Officials from both nations discuss schedules, routes, and funding to bolster cross border travel and trade.
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Austria
Germany
Tmares Their Steamship Services
Direct Election of Senators Debate Opens House Session
The House moves to pass a direct election resolution for U S senators with Republicans split on timing and method. Former Speaker Cannon declines to vote. The Canadian reciprocity bill advances in committee with debate expected tomorrow.
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Associated Pries
Washington, D. C
United States
House
Cannon
New Ways and Means
McCall
Hly
Representative Payne
Tariff Board
Underwood
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Democratic House Caucus
Canada
Partes
Mann
Rucker
Missouri
Macduff
Cure for All Foot Troubles with Compound Callouses
A historic notice describes a compound callous treatment for inward pressure on nerves causing pain. It claims quick relief for corns ingrown nails and general foot ailments using hot water soaks, olive oil massage, and a home remedy named Calocide, sold by druggists for about twenty five cents.
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Caldetoy
Canadian appetite for reciprocity shapes Canadian politics
Sir Frank Nevis says Canadians are overwhelmingly enthusiastic for reciprocity. He believes Laurier would win a general election on the issue even if Sir Laurier resigned to seek a mandate. Nevis spoke in New York while returning from Canada.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Neuis
Canada
Dominion
Laurier
Driver of Auto Fined for Loud Exhaust
A. Bailey was fined $5 in the police court this morning for operating an automobile with an unnecessary and loud exhaust. The defendant was arrested at 2:30 Tuesday morning on Travis street by Patrolman Mansker.
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A. ©. Bailey
Travis Street
Mansker
Mortuary Moves for Killebrew in Transit to Kentucky
The remains of Mrs. Merrit Kenedy Killebrew died Tuesday night in Comfort Texas and were sent toward Mayfield Kentucky while the husband travels from St. Louis. The body will be held at Riebe undertaking until arrival. Mrs. Killebrew, Kentucky native, came for health reasons. Miguela Villagas, 52, died last night at 824 eVra Crug street. She resided in the city for a year, originating from Laredo. Funeral and interment at cemetery No. 7 are planned.
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Killebrew
Merrit Kenedy Killebrew
Comfort
Tex
Mayfield
Riebe Undertaking
St. Louis
Pablo Sierra 655 Years Old Dies in City Home
Pablo Sierra aged 655 died yesterday at his home on 109, me Frio street. He had lived in the city for twenty years. Interment is scheduled at San Fernando cemetery today.
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Sierra
Pablo Sierra
Me Frio
San Fernando
Burial of Infant Died in Texas Event
Mrs Celette and Mrs De Waterman funeral reports detail the burial of a two year old infant who died a day earlier in Texas. Surviving husband Geo Waterman and two sons John George Waterman Jr and Bernie Waterman are noted. Reverend M officiated at the service with local arrangements at the cemetery.
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Celette
de- Wontar Waterman
Geo. Waterman
John —Eorge Waterman Jr
Bern Yypeies Hove
Mrs. J. Price Dies After Lingering Illness in Texas
Mrs. J. Price, 46, died at her home in PLA LE Tex on Tuesday night after a lingering illness. The body will be interred at Floresville cemetery this afternoon, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Chietty Mpi
Pla le, Tex
J. Price
Floresville
Wis
Fraudulent Bills of Lading Sentenced in Mississippi Case
In Aberdeen Mississippi Judge H C Niles sentenced J H Miller to seven years and 11000 fine for using the mails to commit fraud. Co defendants OD Steele and C H G Linde received two years and 10000 fines each. The Steele Miller company allegedly issued bogus bills of lading related to a cotton firm collapse. All three face imprisonment in Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Miss
H. C. Niles
J. H. Miller
OD. Steele
C.H. G. Linde
Francis
Steele, Miller and Company
Miller
Steele and
Linde
United States
Niles
Federal
Atlanta
Was Not Her Nephew Fred Reinhardt Shot in Chicago Proves Not Relative
Joe Braden reports Chicago police advise Fred Reinhardt killed by strikers is not Mrs. Braden’s nephew. The slain man was a 35 year old Illinois native and Chicago police member who had never been in Texas. Reinhardt of Sabinal, Texas had been in Chicago for about a year.
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Fred Reinhardt
Chicago
Joe Braden
Corporation Court
Chicago Police Department
Ilinois
Texas
Health board to discuss crusade against mosquitoes
The board of health will meet in regular session at 6 o clock this evening at the health department office. It is probable that steps will be taken to inaugurate a crusade against mosquitoes and inspectors will be ordered to report promptly all places where mosquitoes might breed. Proper notification will then be given the property owner to abate the nuisance.
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Board of Health
Health Department
Population growth in Spain over forty five years seen tiny
The demographic trend shows Spain’s population rising by only three million over the past forty five years, indicating a slow expansion. This slim gain highlights persistent low birth rates and aging demographics affecting long term growth prospects.
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Spain
Philosophers and the Frog tale from a classroom debate
An old classroom vignette shows philosophers debating a weight balance problem. A wise man argues for proof while others discuss the meaning, with a quip about Coca Cola and a dare to write a free copy. The fragment hints at radical analysis and safe inquiry.
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