Old World Bears Vitalitas Shipments From Houston Labs
Vitalitas, produced in Houston Texas, is shipped periodically to foreign countries including Tripolia Greece and Havana Cuba. The ad touts its use for stomach, liver, kidney, and blood ailments, claiming it as a remedy for diverse conditions without habit forming ingredients. Available at Wagner's drug store 407 East Houston Street.
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Houmon
Texas
Tripolia
Greece
Havana
Cuba
Chis
Vitalitas
Wagner's Drug Store
Houston Street
All Denisis
Prisoner Garwood Sails from Interstate Robbery Case
Deputy U S marshal Hin McFarlane brought Garwood to San Antonio from Louston on an order of removal issued by Federal Judge Barnes. Garwood, charged with interstate railway robbery in the Western District of Texas, is among defendants in the George Kelly et al case awaiting grand jury action after arraignment on January 22. Three atrata in the case are jailed in default with bond set at $300.
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Hin BE. McFarlane
United States
Louston
San Antonio
Thurasay
Garwood
W. T. Barnes
Taeni
Texas
George Kelly
Mas
Thin Caat Ali
Go to Church Plan Receives Citywide Approval
An interdenominational March Sunday Go-to-Church plan gains force in San Antonio with committees organizing ads signs and car banners to promote March 10 Go-to-Church Sunday. Pastors will urge congregations to participate drawing on successful models in Kansas City and Chicago. The organizing committee includes TW Gallaher as chair and members Burin Porter Restman Conk and McLellan.
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San Antonio
Assia
Kanrag City
Chicago
Relious
Foflawine
TW. Gallaher
Burin
Porter
A, G
Brestman
Philip Conk
Tlugh McLella
Bankrupts Seek Cotton Trust Breakup in Federal Suit
In Palllar Texas on September 20 a bankruptcy filing names Keith Wadsworth J M McVean and Mary V Wadsworth as petitioners. They accuse the Amithern States Cotton Corporation of misusing a 900000 capital setup to fix a uniform price of 15 cents per pound for cotton held by the company. Government actions are cited in the suit.
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Pallar
Tex
Amithern
Catton Corontation
Keith
Wadsworth J
In- 2
Huerta reviews garrison as Torreon plans loom
In Mexico City Gen Victoriano Huerta marks the anniversary of his presidency with a garrison review and the decoration of regimental colors. Officials report a fortified Torreon and a planned neutral zone with Villa, while consuls and editors face diplomatic friction as reports of battles reach Europe.
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Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Twenty-Ninth
Madero
el Imparelal
Huerta
Halvedar Ming
Miron
el Imparcial
Shaughnessy
Iluerta
O'Shaughnessy
Huerta Smiléa
Torreon
Velascy
Declarations Not Affected By Act In Naturalization Case
A United States court in Pennsylvania rules declarations of intention filed before June 28 1994 remain unaffected by the act. The decision, cited in a 1912 mandate, involves Charles P. Ore of the Westert trist and challenges to filing a petition for final naturalization. The clerk refused due to a time objection, prompting a mandamus suit to compel filing.
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United States
Charles P. Ore
Westert
Pennagientia
Deelson
Campbell
Tuurgeon
Othe Get Yor
U Noted
Plant Juice touted as relief after ten years of illness
Mr. F. Sirith of Sit Antonia reports ten years of stomach, liver, and kidney troubles eased by a plant juice tonic sold at Peter's drug store. The ad claims immediate relief, lasting health improvement, and strong promises for chronic ailments from medicinal plant extracts.
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F. Sirith
Birnet
Antonia
Pri
Peter
Court Opinion on Declarations of Intent Dates
The court concludes that declarations of intention tied to prior dates before June 23, 1908 were not validated and do not affect petitions for final naturalization. Judge Orr notes such declarations cannot block final naturalization or alter subsequent eligibility.
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Serena
Orr
Kinco reported lost in Atlantic gale near Bath Maine
A three day mystery surrounds the Kinco, a one masted schooner feared sunk in a gale off the Atlantic. The Coast Guard Gnondar exhausted bunkers before returning to Norfolk for supplies while search efforts continue. Mariners doubt the ship’s fate with City of Atlanta sighting a possibly elusive vessel on Wednesday.
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Norfolk
Den
Kinco
Bath
Gnondar
Schmoner
Mae
City of
Atlanta
Troops Return to Station Near Eagle Pass
The Third Squadron and machine gun platoon of the Third Cavalry under Colonel Guy Carlton depart Eagle Pass by Friday at eight o clock for San Antonio Fort Sam Houston. Regular detachments at Eagle Pass and Ulery remain briefly as three units relocate to Bertram and Houston on February 23. The Third Field Artillery will stay at Laredo for the present while new dispositions are announced.
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Third Cavalry
Guy Carlton
Eagle
San Antonio
Laredy
Port
Pure Malt Whiskey Promises Grip Prevention Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Tatt's Pure Malt Whiskey as a long standing cure and preventive for grip coughs pneumonia and relieves respiratory ailments. It claims physicians endorse it and that daily use strengthens digestion heart health and overall vigor while warning against dry territory shipments.
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Dealra
Ordora
Fort Samm Houston and border cavalry post reorganization
War Department orders place the Forty-seventh Cavalry at Fort Samm Houston, shifting San Antonio garrison to a cavalry post and repurposing buildings for cavalry use. Twenty-second Infantry barracks are being remodeled, with Stabley added as chief unit, while contracting for a new school building proceeds slowly due to weather and delays.
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War Department
Pourteenth Cavalry
Fort. Samm Houston
San Antonio
Twenty-second Infantry
Stabley
Tatantey
School Board Divided Upon Appointment
Board conflict arises over contractor bids and unauthorized extras totaling over forty thousand dollars in a school project. An inspection dispute arises when architect's son-in-law is linked to supervising. Alderman Clellan declines inspection duties. Calvin Gooding eventually performs the required supervision amid internal controversy.
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Wagner
Guch
Cleliann
Doclor
Calvin Goodiog
How Anyone Can Banish Hair or Fuzz in Minutes
An old magazine style guide explains a paste remedy using Ot délatons from a druggist mixed with water. Apply to hairy skin for seven to eight minutes, then rub off and wash. The method claims no harm and may remove all hair after a single application, with best results from an original packaging.
Difficulties in supervising building project cited
The report notes the worker has not been continuously present on the job. It marks the first time the Hoard required him to supervise construction alone without the architect's assistance, a change from previous arrangements that allowed him to attend to other duties.
School board memo confirms architect’s conflict clause
The document verifies Van Dielmann as architect for the high school addition and cites Dr. Fred W. Fer Tell, president of the board, noting that at the president and board’s request a contract clause barred the architect from any direct or indirect interest in board contracts.
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Alder
van Dielmann
Fred W. Fer- Tell
Diejman
Disiman
School Board
Une
Aly
Officers Are Elected Students Council at High School
The Main Avenue High School Students Council elected officers on Friday morning with Ssares B. Youngblood as president Mikey Hildreth vice president Judith Rogers secretary and a roster of class representatives including George Cannon Bronk Hick Richard Van Ger Stratton Melvin Luther Hull B. Youngrood Noboyt McNamer Lyon Jicland Benjamin Dugkun Willan eCwlough James Geren Lois Heger Bryan Houston Frank Reynolds Maddentin Miles UWildreth Tarl Racey Ernest Gay Alex Polts and Misses Jessie Alberger Katherine Hurt Marion Seymour Judith Rogers Bernice Alexander Sadie Haynes Margaret Heck andentin Gold Pettos.
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Main Avenue High School
Ssares
B. Youngblood
Mikey Hildreth
Judith Rogers
Strom
Noboyt McNamer
Lyon
Jicland
Benjamin Dugkun
Willan
eCwlough
James Geren
Lois Heger
Bryan Houston
Frank Reynolds
Maddentin
W. ‘Martindale
Miles Uwildreth
Tarl Racey
Ernest Gay
Atex Polts
Jessie Alberger
Katherine Hurt
Marion Seymour
Bernica Alexander
Sadie Haynes
Margaret Heck
Enitin Gold Pettos
Senate Rejects Chamberlain Treaty Amendment on Panama Tolls
In Washington DC the Senate votes 40 to 13 to reject Senator Chamberlain's amendment to the Spanish general arbitration treaty. The contentious point would exempt Panama tolls immigration and school admission questions from arbitration and Monroe doctrine disputes. Final ratification of the Spanish treaty postponed to tomorrow.
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Waliington
D.C
Senate
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