Anatomy quip recalls slow changes in human body
A medical student asks about newer anatomy works than the college library holdings and a professor replies that there have been few new men added to the human body in the last twenty years.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
5
A medical student asks about newer anatomy works than the college library holdings and a professor replies that there have been few new men added to the human body in the last twenty years.
Associate Justice Louis D Brandeis informed President Wilson he cannot join the U S Mexican commission due to the heavy Supreme Court docket The White House released Brandeis letter explaining he must not undertake the task The third member of the commission remains unnamed two selections had been announced earlier Washington August 15.
Mexico City reports officials seek clarity as Secretary Lane and Justice Brandeis are named by President Wilson to the American delegation. War Department dispatches note government forces win small engagements against bandits in Oaxaca Zacatecas and Michoacan.
Sub-Lieutenant Marchal of the French army aviation flew 812 miles from Poland crossing over Berlin before landing near Shelm, Poland, within sixty miles of Russian lines. He dropped proclamations and is now interned at Sulzbek.
A quarantine officer notes 1000 cases at Monterey and 260 at Victoria, with no formal quarantine yet. Immigration authorities admit 432 Mexican laborers, the largest single‑day influx in over a year, bound for Texas cotton fields.
A Mexican brigade linked band played in an El Paso plaza marking the first cross border concert since the crisis began. The 32 instrument group under General Jose Santos arrived in Juarez for talks with General Francisco Gonzales while Andres Garcia arranged the event with U S military consent. Authorities investigate reports that F H Rowe of Amarillo has been held in Juarez without hearing for over a week and used daily as a grave digger by civil authorities.
Private reports from Chihuahua indicate General Huerta's former Coahuila governor Vargas met with General Trevino and then went to Mexico City to personally report northward conditions to Carranza.
The body of Sergt. George E. Jones of EB Company Second Minnesota Infantry was sent to his former home in Faribault Minnesota after dying yesterday at Llano Grande from an intestinal illness.
State and federal authorities move to stamp out mosquitoes around Laredo Texas to keep dengue fever from spreading from interior Mexico where the disease is reported raging. Dr. H C Hall of Texas notes outbreaks in several interior points.
A state function for Jewish troops stationed at Camp Wilson will be held in late August at the St. Anthony hotel. Guests of honor include General Frederick Funston Colonel Millard F Waltz and Governor James Ferguson. Governor Ferguson will give a brief address and invitations are by souvenir cards.
Charles E. Hughes told Spokane audiences that postwar anti dumping legislation would be ineffective and hard to prove. He urged tariffs as a defense for American industry and addressed women voters on suffrage and patriotism amid wartime and political tension.
The brief line warns campaign managers and publishers to stop at once. It implies a call to immediate action by authorities or editors, signaling heightened scrutiny of political messaging and media distribution. The exact entities and context are not fully provided in the fragment.
William R. Willcox, chairman of the Republican national committee, said Charles J. Hughes itinerary will be altered to avoid campaign speeches with President Wilson in Kentucky on September Fourth. Hughes moves up the start to September 1 in Kansas City and adds a stop in Nashville on September 4, reaching Lexington September 5.
Charles E. Hughes the Republican presidential nominee will address Topeka Kansas on August 1 instead of September 1 according to a telegram from William R. Willcox who handles his itinerary.
The British torpedo boat destroyer Lassoo was sunk Sunday off the Dutch coast after either a mine or torpedo strike. Six crewmen are missing and two injured. Also, between August 2 and 10 German submarines sank five British and French steamers and ten sailing craft. the Danish steamer Ivar was sunk off Genoa with the crew saved.
A telegram from Captain E R Lewis of the American Flag Day Association protests Hughes campaign managers for using the United States flag on folders bearing Hughes and Fairbanks images in Chicago and other cities. The message warns such use violates government regulations and state statutes and action will be taken.
Six army flyers who recently qualified as junior military aviators were ordered by the War Department to move from San Diego to Columbus New Mexico to join the first aero squadron under Captain Benjamin D. Foulois.
A Kingsville, Texas, residence owned by Luther Thomas burned at 3 o'clock this morning. House and contents total loss. Property valued at 1200 with 900 insurance on the building and 500 on the furniture. Cause of the fire is unknown.
The American White Book’s third edition, published by the State Department, reproduces memoranda on armed merchantmen and allied cruisers near U S ports. It shows allied powers firmly rejected Lansing’s disarmament proposal. A March 20 note quotes the British ambassador noting no rules to distinguish high seas parts.
An appeal filed Tuesday in the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals challenges an injunction against a man accused of stirring up litigation against the San Antonio Traction Company. The case, claimed to be the first of its kind in the United States, could attract wide legal attention. Court clerk Joe Murray said the higher court will not act until the regular term opens in October, with a request for early submission possible. The case is slated for potential Supreme Court review.
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