Vitalitas touted as universal remedy in bold claims
An audacious promotional piece markets Vitalitas as a global cure blending radioactivity with medicinal powers. It claims to treat stomach, liver, blood, and skin ailments, praises lack of harm, and directs readers to Wagner's Drug Store in Houston Street. Separately, wartime dispatches cover Tampico clashes, Villa politics, and extradition talks with New Mexico authorities amid Mexican revolution turmoil.
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Vitalitas
Wagner
East
Houston
Advance on Torreon Sees Roops Prepared for Action
Mexico City reports from February 2 indicate increased Constitutionalists activity north of Torreon as government forces reopen rail lines between San Luis Potosi and Saltillo and aim to secure international routes to Eagle Pass. Dr. Paparelli, long-time consul in Torreon area, faces upheaval with arrests amid disorder.
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Bampico
All Nationalisis Ars
Monterey
Villa
Torjrean
Zacetacas
Huerta
Weneral Banquet
Torreon
Jute Tast
Ebk
Senos Potosi
Saltillo
Gaterey
Eagle Pass
Fces
Daughters of the Republic take charge of Alamo restoration
Governor Colquitt concedes the Daughters of the Republic hold custodianship of the Alamo. Work begins to clear debris and prepare grounds for planting with city aid. The effort aims to beautify the Alamo site by removing rubble, laying walls, and planting grass and flowers as plans unfold.
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Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Mary
Fretstelliere
Colyultt
Debria
Daughtres of the Republic
Alamo Plaza
Obituary notices from San Antonio deaths in 1940s era paper
List of obituaries for Jereman i Girard 62 of East Commerce street and Heiniger Susan F 65 of Crockett street among others. Describes sudden heart death in a restaurant then drugstore, six years residency in San Antonio, survivors including two daughters and several sons, funeral arrangements and undertakers. Additional notices for Munier Bowlah Autrey and others outline ages, origins, kin, and burial details.
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Gilad
Alexander Jereman i
Girard
Fant
Commerce Street
Inet
Mrr
Girard Wau
Ay Frante
San Antonio
Mia
Frances Flawellen Jr
Kingsville
Jeanette, Girard
Austin
Gona
Abter Ho
Julius
Girerd
Fa” Girard
Galvestin
Mias Sosephine Girard
France
Kiebe Undertaking Company
Wace
Obituary notices from San Antonio area in brief
Several obituaries note burial arrangements and survivors. SALLANAN Jabanilahan, 44, died at home and will be buried after a church service. funeral at St Patrick's Church with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery. Inselmann, H. J. died in Premont Texas and body arrived in San Antonio. funeral plans pending with family joining from across the state. R. Robinson, 76, prominent Paris, Missouri attorney, died in San Antonio after three months here. body to be sent to Paris for interment.
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Sallanan
Jabanilahan
Crése S Street
Pransylvania
San Antonio
Eyaternal Order of Eagles
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Imade
St Mary's Cemetery
Sloan & Jhngo
Paris
Walton M. Robinson
Dies Hollowing Operation At Local Hospital
Dr George Kempen age 33 died Sunday morning after an operation at a local hospital. A native of Seguin she moved to Seguin recently for medical treatment. Survived by husband George Kempen a Seguin businessman and several brothers including Judge I Weinert secretary of state at Austin and one son. Body prepared by Shelley Thoringy Undertaking Company and sent to Seguin Monday. Funeral at 6 clock Monday afternoon. Stuart recounts Carter Stuart was inaugurated governor of Virginia with ceremonies after succeeding William Wodges Monn.
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George Kempen
Shei Wan Mn
Seguin
Segulm
Judge I. Weinert
Austin
Shelley— Thoringy
Boy Dies in Floresville Hunting Accident
John Seidel an 18 year old Floresville youth died at a local hospital from a gunshot wound suffered during a hunting trip Sunday. His brother's gun discharged while they returned home. Seidel arrived in San Antonio for treatment and died a few hours after admission. Interment plans were set with Stuart and Lugy undertakers in Floresville.
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John Seidel
J. A. Seidel
Floresville
Rocal
Dos
Gon
John Seldel
Nesriy
Tne
San Antonio
Stuan & Uagy
Officers Bond Fixed After Nighttime Arrest at Milam Street
The band of P and Neal mounted soliceman surrendered at police headquarters Saturday night after the shooting of A I untiler at his Milam street home. Bail set at 5000 with Joy Bing and Bo Neal as sureties. Officer Neal suspended by Chief Lancaster pending trial. Preliminary hearing waived before Justice of the Peace Tisk. Ritter funeral held Monday for 24 year old at parental home.
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Linflen
P. &. Neal
Soliceman
A. I. Tillter
Milam Street
Joy Bing
Bo Neal
Neal
Lancaster
Wea
Justice At the Peace Tisk
Ritter
Mra
W. H. Ritter
Fragmentary obituary note from depot street
Surviving him are his widow and two children, three sisters Mrs C J Stanty Mee W T White and Miss Lilian Miter, and a brother Willie Ritter. Interment was made in the Lutheran cemetery.
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Depot Street
Hig
C.J. Stanty
W. T. White
Lilian Miter
Willie Ritter
Tw Lutheran
Dying Man Found After Train Collision Near Dil Rio
A 25 year old unidentified man with a strong build was found alive beside a track on the Southern Pacific line between San Antonio and Dil Rio. He was brought to the city by the passenger engine crew and died en route. Believed American laborer. no identifying marks.
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Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Dil Rio
Fearoe-inbinown
Sti
Wavonsclong
Stracka
Revoked license and speeding case in San Antonio report
In San Antonio a chauffeur’s license was revoked after repeated speeding arrests, with enforcement of the traffic ordinance noted. Wayne Berks’s car and a second speeding defendant faced penalties, while in Waco a 43 year old Walls Parga Company messenger, Brigance, died of heart failure at home, survived by a widow and three children.
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Owler Lancaster
San Antonio
Sente
Wayne Berks
Fite
Tuage Lowther
Caratalals
H. Bergance
Waco
Tex
J. i
Brigance
Walls Parga Company
Frank Brigance
Navasota
Grimes
No Inquest Held In Auto Tragedy
Hallie Harte, a 20s era white woman known as Fern Jack Meredith, was killed and three others injured in a Joy ride crash on the South Loop when an automobile turned over at 1 AM Sunday. Police say no inquest has been requested and the Justices of the Peace have not opened one. Chauffeur HK Newton, and passengers W Alsbars and Miceet Delme were injured but recovering. Funeral for the dead woman was held Monday at 3 PM at the Iles Undertaking Parlors with burial at Cemetery Na Mey. Barber of St Jatin’s Bolsen conducted services.
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Hallie Hartegon
Fern Jack Meredith
South Loop
Newton
Turtle
W. Alsbars
Miceet
Hela
Ileos
Cemetary Na, Mey
Barber
St. Jatin's Bolsen
Falchurch
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St. Anthony Hotel
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Tamplea
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United States
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Busto Street
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Tale
t’Piedras Negras
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Joseble Requee
Felix Diaz Tical
Pedrafar
Nave
Asor
Leomhardt
Leonhardt CO
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Oslo
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Alamo
Colquitt
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Henry DT. Fretelliere
O. RB. Colquitt
Daughters of the Republic
Charles P. Heinizer
Crockett Street
Dignowity Cemetery
W. W. Lee
WH. Splncer
J. W. Haley
Chas A. Halley
John M. Cantel
Satchher
Alb
Coffin
Ofa J
Washer Bros. Co
ay-Loring Undertaking Company
Stuart
Richmond
Carter Stuart
Virginia
William Wodges Monn
Pole
Azman Neal
Munter
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Che Christmas Savings Club
Che Emmet Bank
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