Vitalitas touted as cure in Kennedale report
A Kennedale reader praises Vitalitas for relieving long standing indigestion and other stomach disorders. The testimonial claims five bottles cleared a stubborn case and urges investigation at Wagner's Drug Store, 407 East Houston, with broader notes on moral principles and national faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Little
Kennedale
Fort Worth
Tex
Vitalitas
Wagner's Drug Store
East
Houston
Exemption of Canal Tolls Hearing Begun
The article discusses congressional and executive views on repealing free canal tolls. It notes a Senate rejection of an amendment favoring coastwise vessels, argues the president should be supported on international questions, and urges peaceful policy over brute force in disputes. It cites Secretary Bryan on ethics, peace, and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Bryan
Copper Miners Vote to End Strike in Michigan District
The Copper Miners in Hancock Michigan voted to call off a strike that began July 23. The district board will release official totals after a meeting. figures suggest about 1012 majority returning to work across Ahmeek Calumet Hancock South Range with 600 17 291 382 491 18 485 90 respectively. The workers waive union recognition and cite meeting most demands including eight hour day and $3 minimum daily wage. The strike involved thousands and disrupted mining. National Guard and violence marked its early days though calm has persisted for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmeek
Calumet
Hancock
South Range
Western Federation of Miners
Hietala
National Guard
Future Policy Undecided
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners commented in Denver on a dispatch about copper district miners voting to call off the strike He said no future policy statement would be advisable until official dispatches from representatives in Michigan confirm yesterday's referendum outcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Michigan
Four Gunmen Die in Sing Sing Electric Chair Deaths
The four Rosenthal killers known as Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Dago Frank and Whitey Lewis were executed at Sing Sing after Governor Glynn refused a reprieve Their deaths followed long wait and the Becker case reform fears lingered in New York policing The victims included Cirofici Horowitz Rosenberg and Seidenschur with witnesses and family present and the executions completed by 6 17 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr
Mercemo
Dr. Farr
Dago Frank
Cirofici
Whitey Lewis
Whitey -Lewis
Si Hine
Goeldstein
Israel
Louie
Rabbi Kopstein
Dago Frenk
Frank
Herman Rosenthal
Glynn
Charles Becker
Whitman
Court of Appeals
Becker
New York
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
Gyp
Sing Sing
Rosenthal
Hotel Metropole
Tenderloin
Brooklyn
Jack Rose
Sridgie Webber
Harry Wallon
Sam Schepps
Louie” Rosenberg
Gyp the Blood” Horowitz
Whitey Jack" Lewis
East Side
Gambier
Views by Ex County Judge on Plant Juice Relief
Judge E L Walker, former Breckenridge County Judge, testifies Plant Juice eased his rheumatism backed by his fifty four years in Texas. He claims rapid relief though only recently tried and endorses the remedy for rheumatism and kidney issues. Sold at Fischer's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Walker
Breckenridge
Stevens County
Texas
Fischer's
Becker accused of collecting money from houses and gunmen still sought
Witnesses say Lon claimed Becker used his position to take funds from houses. Rosenthal, with a grievance, planned to testify to the district attorney. Becker was arrested July 29, 1912, and gunmen were caught after a two month delay. Trials before Justice Goff showed rapid criminal procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Becker
Rosenthal
Goff
Last Visit Before Execution at Ossining Prison
Mrs Cirofici arrived from Albany for the final visit with the gunmen at Ossining. As guards cleared the scene, the last confessions were to be given and prayers offered by Rabbis Goldstein Kopfstein and Father Cashide. The scene marked a historic moment as the prisoners awaited execution within the silent, moonlit prison walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Cirofici
Albany
Dago Frank
Peison
Rabbi Goldstein
Rabbi Kopfstein
Lefty Louie
Father Cashide
No Injustice Claimed After Executions
Albany April 13 gunmen believed to have confessed before death Superintendent Riley says statements would arrive from Ossining to show no injustice had been done by the executions he knows nothing of their nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John B. Riley
State Prison Department
Ossining
Confessed Killer Names Faction in Rosenthal Murder
Frank Circofici, executed this morning, reportedly confessed to Warden Clancy and Father Cashin that justice was served. He claimed not to have been at the Rosenthal murder, but that Harry Horowitz, Louise Rosenberg, and Harry Vallion did the shooting and that Police Lieutenant Becker was involved. The signed confession is en route to Governor Glynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N.Y
Frank Circofici
Warden Clancy
Father Cashin
Dago Frank
Rosenthal
Harry Horowitz
Louise Rosenberg
Harry Vallion
Cirofici
Becker Trial Set For May 4 In Murder Case
New York April 13 The second trial of Charles S Becker former police lieutenant convicted of murder with the four gunmen executed today will begin May 4 if the district attorney has his way. Whitman will move before a Supreme Court justice to set the date and request a special panel of jurors. Becker, the Tombs’ most watched prisoner, made no comment to newspaper men about Justice Goff s decision or the fate of the four gunmen Rose Vallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles 8
Becker
Whitman
Supreme Court
Talesmen
Justice Goff
Vallon
Reward Offered for Iron Ring at St Anthony Hotel
A $103 reward is offered for the return of an iron ring with a gold lining and a diamond setting. The notice is signed H. J. Benson and lists the St Anthony Hotel as the contact location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Benson
Becker's Defense Advances Amid Sing Sing Quadruple Run
Becker and his counsel Joseph Shay review Saturday court notes as Becker plans for a second trial. Becker stayed away from visitors at the Tombs while Becker’s lawyer argues the new defenses may impact his case, despite Sing Sing’s quadruple execution just reported.
Wilson to confer with Lind on Mexican crisis
President Wilson will meet with Lind in Washington this week amid two high stakes talks. Secretary Bryan plans a Miami trip for a Lind conference before departure. Lind travels with Mrs Lind and daughter, with Mrs Lind expected to join in Minnesota. Carranza and Villa to also meet at Torreon, shaping foreigners rights and consular claims in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lind
White House
Wilson
Inquirers
Bryan
Miami
Fla
F. F. Fletcher
Fletcher
Miss Jenny
Washington
Lind
Torreon
Carranza
Constitutionalists
General Villa
United States
Mexico
Ling
Vera Cruz
Pass Christian
Villa
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Spaniards in Torreon
The meeting will address state department representations about Spaniards exiled from Torreon, with Carranza cautious about interfering with Villa. If Bryan’s demand for settlement on individual merits is ignored, the U S faces a grave issue as Spain asserts subject safety through its foreign office. Secretary Daniels deems TamPico marines salute dispute closed after Huerta apology and pending full investigation.
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State Department
Torreon
Carranza
Department
Villa
Bryan
United States
Spain
Riano
Willard
Madrid
Tam’pico
Daniels
Mayo
Huerta
Firing Rages at San Pedro After Federal Recapture
Heavy fighting rages at San Pedro with Federals retaking the town two days earlier. Villa’s forces pursued De Moure as Campo and Argumedo struck, leaving a thin garrison. A trainload of wounded and 365 Federal prisoners arrived. J. C. Hamm reports foreigners in Durango will be protected. Censoring noted in dispatch.
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Torreon
Mex
el Paso
Tex
San Pedro
Villa
Velasco
Argumedo
Emilio P. Campo
de Moure
Campo
Argamede
J. C. Hamm
Durango
Real estate transfers listed for Palm Heights and Los Angeles Heights
L. E. B. Hogan transfers to W. L. Burton lots and block 39 in Palm Heights for 1000 dollars. Mary P. Harrison transfers lot 4, block 237 in Los Angeles Heights to J. E. Harrison for 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. EB. Hogan
W. L. Burton
Palm Heights
Mary P. Harrison
J. E. Harrison
Los Angeles Heights
Road Bonds Pass in Scurry County Vote
Returns from the Scurry county road bond election show 486 votes for and 427 against. Local officials report the result Friday night after a Saturday polling day in Snyder Texas. The measure seeks funding for road improvements within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Tex
Wilson Returns From West Virginia in Bright Washington
President Wilson arrived in Washington from White Sulphur Springs W Va and will have breakfast at the White House with Secretary McAdoo Eleanor Wilson and Francis B Sayre. Mrs Sayre and Miss Margaret Wilson stay behind at the springs for another week. An early decision is expected on postponing most anti trust legislation to next session. The vice president and leaders debate what can be done this session including a trade commission bill and limiting trust measures. Senate committee members propose adding power to investigate interlocking directorates and holding companies for possible future reform. The president will consult with Representative Underwood and other party leaders soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
White House
McAdoo
Eleanor Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Sayre
Margaret Wilson
Proboo
Interstate Trade Commission
Congress
Washington
Ecasions
Trade Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Commission
Representative Underwood
House
Senate
Automobile Licenses Listed by Number and Owner
A list of license numbers and owners shows registrations for various vehicle types. Reo owners include S&S. P Skinner at 117 W Craig Place and T H Sanderson at 613 W Magnolia Ave. Maxwell owner W Y Thorson resides at 610 St Marys Street. Overland license held by F M Baker at 223 Dueling Avenue. Thor motorcycle held by Clarence Seffel at 231 Maryland Street. Pierce Arrow motorcycle owned by Jon Eichmann at 120 Elm Street. Indian motorcycle owned by August Weiss at 514 North Street. Yale motorcycle owned by L Ullrich at 306 Sherman Street and Krit RK Leucker R F D No. 9. Hagmobile listed for L M Oppenheimer at 32 King William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo
S&s. P. Skinner
W. Craig Place
Maxwell
W. Y. Thorson
St. Mary's Street
T. H. Sanderson
Magnolia Avenue
Overland
F. M. Baker
Duliing Avenue
Thor
Clarence Seffel
Maryland Street
Pierce-Arrow
Jon Eichmann
Elm Street
August Weiss
North Street
Yale
L. Ullrich
Sherman Street
Krit
RK. Leucker
L. M. Oppenheimer
King William Street
Strikes on major railroads debated at AFL meeting
Kansas City April 13 discussion of pending strikes on Illinois Central Lines Pere Marquette and Missouri Oklahoma Gulf Railway outlined at the opening session of the biennial Railway Employes Department meeting. Delegates represent about 350 000 railroad workers on 75 trunk lines with crafts including machinists boilermakers blacksmiths railway clerks switchmen steam shovels and electrical workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pere Marquette Railroad
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway
Department
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
New Industrial Relations Commission
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance
United Association of Plumbers
United States
Canada
International Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Switchmen’s Union of North America
International Associated Union of
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hartford youth charged in $10,000 jewelry theft
Lester Dyson, 18, arrested in Hartford for theft of jewelry worth $10,000 from a local store on March 11. He claimed English noble lineage and is said to be from Philadelphia, residing with Mrs. Augusta Dyson when nabbed. Lilian Dyson reported him as a grandson of the Duke of Marlborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Lester Dyson
Augusta Dyson
Lillian
Dyeen
Duke of Marlborough
Philadelphia
D Angelo cousins slain in ambush near Somerset
John and Joseph D Angelo were shot and killed from ambush at Boswell near Somerset. Mrs Frank D Angelo Josephs mother was dangerously wounded. Seven people were arrested, five are blood relatives of the D Angelo family. No motive was found by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
John
Joseph D'Angelo
Frank D'Angelo
Joseph
Boswell
D'Angelo
Ven Must Stand Trial In Copper Miners Strike Case
Houghton Mich April 13 Charles H Moyer and 37 members of the Western Federation of Miners must stand trial on an indictment charging conspiracy related to activities in the copper miners strike. Circuit Judge O Brien denied a motion to quash the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ven
Houghton
Mich
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
O'Brien
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
The notice lists marriage licenses issued to Jose Arcinega and Helena Morales, Samuel F Shackelford and Mary Connerly, Federico Ademus and Perfecto Bargas, Miguel Alvarado and Felipa Correa, Arleigh V Thomas and Bernice Flowere, and Frederick W Thomas and Gertrude M Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Arcinega
Helena Morales
Samuel F. Shackelford
Mary Connerly
Federico Ademus
Perfecto Bargas
Miguel Alvarado
Felipa Correa
Arleigh V. Thomas
Bernice C. Flow
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San Antonio
Manhattan
Ransom & Silsbee
Knox
Dangom Ottis Lsbee Two Convenient Stores
Kennedale, Tex
Liquid
Hancock, Mich
Charles E. Hietela
Sing Oing
Dallas
Son
St. Anthony Hotel
Schepps
Webber
Say
Joseph Shay
Shay
Laird & Schober
Frank Bros
Toreron
MR. Wilson
West Virginia
Connecticut
Frederick W. Thomas
Gertrude M. Chambers
State Bank & Trust CO
Antonio, Tex
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