Boys Send Gir to Home in Greece
Two letters from an aged father in Tripolis, Greece, relayed to James and Tony Peters of Ft Worth reveal relief and happiness over Vitalitas aiding health. The brothers operated a shoe shine parlor at 913 Houston and funded Vitalitas shipments, with the father reporting improved rheumatism and general health. The ad-style notice touts Vitalitas as a universal cure and urges purchase at Wagner's Drug Store, 407 E Houston.
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James
Tony Peters
Ft. Worth
Texas
Tripolis
Greece
Houston Street
Express
James Peters
Vitalitas
Wagner's
Houston
Girl on Witness Stand in Herrera Trial
Miss Francisca Greason testified Wednesday in the Herrera murder trial, cross-examined by defense counsel D A McAskill. She previously claimed Herrera confessed to killing Policeman Charles Artzt. Despite efforts to undermine her story, she remained firm as court adjourned at noon with Deputy Sheriff Antonio Diaz interpreting.
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Francisca Greason
Augustin Herrera
Charles Artzt
Herrera
Artzt
D. A. MecAskill
Antonio Diaz
Robber Blows Open Bank Vault in Ahopka
In Ahopka Florida on April 29 a robber blew open the vault at the State Bank of Ahopka and escaped with 4500 dollars in currency. The heist was discovered at daylight.
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Yegemen
Florida Bank
Ahopka
Fla
State Bank of
Military Funeral Planned for Officer Schroeter in San Antonio
Lieutenant Jon H. Schroeter of the First Cavalry died in Dallas and will receive a full military funeral in San Antonio after arrival of the body. Survived by his widow, formerly Ella Haueisen of San Antonio, he served 15 years in the army with time in the Philippine Islands and the Spanish American War era. He was born April 21, 1876, in Jersey City and died of diabetes.
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Jon H. Schroeter
First Cavalry
United States Army
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
D. W. Shenks
Dallas
San Antonio
Riebe Undertaking Company
Southern Pacific
National Cemetery
Schroeter
Ella Ib
Sixth Cavalry
Philippine Islands
Ministers to Close San Antonio Sunday Showhouses
A mass meeting of the Ministerial Union of San Antonio convened at the YMCA Tuesday night to discuss forming a Law Enforcement League to decide on closing Sunday show houses and other amusements. Reporters were excluded. about 40 attended, presided by Rev. Charles E. Me Stravick. A motion to avoid publicity was approved.
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Ministerial Union of
San Antonio
Young Men's Christian Association
Charles E. MeStravick
United Presbyterian Church
MecStravick
Huerta Agrees to Departure of Amerigan Refugees
British commander Tweedie reports Huerta regime will release all Americans held in Mexico City and allow departure via Puerto Mexico without escorts. About 113 prisoners were moved toward Cordoba and Soledad, where 100 refugees were ferried to Vera Cruz amid tense scenes and mob violence.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Tweedie
Mexico City
Huerta
Blanquet
Portillo Y Rojag
Puerto Mexico
Soledag
Tierra Blanca
Cordoba
Orizaba
Tropics
Soledad
Gustavo Maas
Solesdad
Peace envoys urge armistice as tensions in Mexico rise
Reported talks on armistice press ahead as Carranza Villa and Constitutionalist leaders pledge neutrality in Huerta‑US talks. refugees flee Vera Cruz while U S sailors aid arrivals. Navy reports wounded slowly improve and 120 refugees move toward American vessels. Funston ordered to take over Vera Cruz duties with Admiral Fletcher’s guidance.
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Carranza
Villa
Huerta
Qjonsul Schmutz
Aguas Calientes
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
United States
Hancock
Puerto Mexico
Interior
Tehuantepec
Navy Department Today
Chas. F. Simmons
Simmons
Oregonian
Key West
Badger
Solace
Tampico
Navy Department
Mayo
Cervantes
la Barra
New York
Special Service
Hampton Roads
Funston
Secretary of War
Mexico
Fletcher
Resinol cures long lasting eczema claim
A 20 year battle with eczema ends after using Resinol Soap and Ointment with the claimant noting relief after the third application and complete cure after four jars and three cakes. The ad promotes Resinol products and says doctors prescribe them.
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H. EB. Fleager
Dauphin
Dept
Baltimore
Navy orders detach Marine corps to Vera Cruz under army command
The president directs the Navy Department to detach the Marine Corps contingent at Vera Cruz for service with the army. The transfer places the Marine detachment under your command, subject to changes in circumstances.
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Miral
Navy Department
Marine Corps
Vera Cruz
Army
Exodus from Tampico as 2,270 Americans flee
The Tampico exodus ends with about 60 refugees aboard the Canfield bound for Vera Cruz. Since April 22, some 2,270 Americans have left from Tampico by various ships, while roughly 20 Americans remain behind sheltered by Mexican friends. The scene remains tense with flags, brief clashes, and no mass violence.
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Tampico
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Canfield
Panuco River
Henry Mayo
Des Moines
Galveston
Montevideo
Carlos V
Dolphin
Birmingham
Hermione
General Zaragoza
No Peace in Sight Says Mexican Revolution Far From Over
British correspondent reports from Mexico City that General Carranza promises protection for British subjects under Constitutional control while negotiations proceed in border states. He warns that northern revolutionary leaders may seek material gains rather than power, and that some concessions have already been made to the government.
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Puebla
Huerta
United States
Mexico City
Mexico
London
Carranza
Daily Chronicle
Daily Telegraph
Morelos
Refugee R. E. Hannier Returns From Mexico via Galveston
San Antonio businessman R. E. Hannier, among several hundred refugees, traveled from Mexico City to Vera Cruz and aboard the Esperanza to Galveston. He witnessed Admiral Mayo's forces seize Vera Cruz and endured crowded bunks and minimal possessions before reaching Alamo Heights.
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R. E. Hamnier
San Antonio
Mexico
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Mr. Hannier
Admiral Mayo
United States
Esperanza
Tampico
Cruz, Tampico
Interior Points
Hannier
Broadway
Alamo Heights
May Return to Tampico Rumor Unsubstantiated
A San Antonio report says American refugees from Tampico plan to form a force to protect interests near the seaport after U S troops landed at Vera Cruz. The claim could not be substantiated. Americans left Tampico under British protection as ships withdrew. The oil interests nearby remain involved.
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San Antonio
Tampico
Tampico oilmen plan return voyage amid threats
Refugees report Mexican oil wells refineries and storage tanks protected only by native workers. A 130 person party left Tampico on a private yacht for Port Aransas and reached San Antonio. Dr. H S Keller, among them, would not detail conditions but warned the U.S. must enforce rights or he may seek Chinese citizenship.
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Tampico
Mexico
H. 8S. Keller
Port Aransas
San Antonio
St. Anthony
United States
China
Mediators Seek European Pressure on Wilson for Berlin Talks
Berlin April 29 The South American mediators have appealed to European powers to influence President Wilson to adopt conditions that would make the negotiations successful.
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Wilson
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Refugees flee Mexico west coast as ships depart
Refugees flee the west coast of Mexico through all ports and by every exit. The cruiser South Dakota arrived at Acapulco from San Francisco. Officers say the situation is serious.
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West Coast
Acapulco
Mex
Mexico
South Dakota
San Francisco
Transport Goes for Refugees in Mexican Edges
Rear Admiral Badger reports Hancock to sail from Vera Cruz at daylight for Puerto Mexico to aid 600 American refugees moving from Mexico City and nearby districts. Rear Admiral Cradock confirms General Kicon guarantees safe embarkation of the refugees.
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Washington, D. C
Badger
Navy Department
Hancock
Vera Cruz
Puerto Mexico
Mexico City
Cradock
Essex
Kicon
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