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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1912
Page
2
Readers praise Ozomulsion in three letters noting better taste and curative effects than competing emulsions. Mentioned are ease of digestion for a child and improved health after using Ozomulsion, with a claim of preference for future use.
Delegates arrive in Columbus for a conference to craft progressive planks in the Democratic platform. Leaders say Harmon's ideas may not align with progressives, but Harmon himself will not be targeted. the aim is to influence delegates to nominate candidates supporting progressive principles.
J T Shelmut of eenery Ga praises Foley Kidney Pills saying they relieve kidney and bladder trouble more effectively than other medicines. Edwards King Drug Co cites his testimonial in a brief endorsement.
A slight quake was reported in Dixon Illinois at 10 15 a m today with no damage near the town no reports of a dam failure or injuries noted by authorities and Associated Press dispatches from the scene.
Corpus Christi Texas January 2 The Corpus Christi schools will reopen Wednesday morning for the second term after a twelve day holiday recess. More than 400 new pupils have enrolled since last September and current enrollment exceeds prior figures.
Pile relief through Pyramid Pile Remedy promises instant relief with swelling subsiding and return to normal activity. Send coupon to Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan for a free trial and learn what the remedy can do. regular package available for 50 cents at drug stores.
Indianapolis January report notes Grand Jury poised for a flood of indictments as Oscar Lawler and John Fredericks join United States Attorney Charles Miller. McManigal's coming testimony could broaden charges across labor circles and years, with guards arranged for protection at the federal building.
Austin Texas January 2 The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is expected to rule next Wednesday on Leon Martinez Jr. convicted of murdering Miss Emma Brown at Pecos with the death penalty assessing. Martinez contends unfair trial rushed through and denied venue change. He may be under age for hanging and supporters may seek federal interference on grounds he is Mexican. He is jailed in Waco amid local hostility.
Berlin authorities report no additional poisonings after the arrest of a wholesale liquor dealer who sold adulterated whiskey and wood alcohol to inmates of the municipal night shelter. The death toll since December 26 stands at 72 of 162 deaths, with poisonings continuing to be investigated.
The Albion National Bank was closed today and placed in the hands of the controller of the currency. Capital is $50,000 with surplus and undivided profits of $13,546 as of September 1, 1910. W. O'Donoghue serves as president and H. M. Dearing as cashier.
Mrs Joseph Constance of Avoyelles Parish Marksville La testifies in 1911 to relief from a long term side pain after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. She describes past morphine injections a surgery in New Orleans and passing a gravel stone and states she feels like a new woman. Notary WM Morrow confirms oath.
Advertises Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY offering a sample bottle and booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mentions San Antonio Light and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles available at all drug stores.
State Treasurer Sparks predicts Texas will shift to a cash basis by mid January and eliminate the deficit. He cites expected receipts of at least $1,000,000 from tax collectors this month and total 1911 valuations at $2,515,594,515 yielding about $3,144,473 in revenue plus other state funds.
In a tunnel near Cowan two men in a gasoline motor car collided with a stopped Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis train after a broken brake beam. passenger W. B. Hixon was killed instantly while Alf Rollins was injured but expected to recover. Both men resided in Cowan.
A promotional pitch claims Rexall Orderlies relieve constipation with no risk to customers. It emphasizes the risk reversal, affordability, and suitability for children and elderly, noting prices 12 tablets 10 cents 36 for 25 cents 80 for 50 cents and availability only at The Rexall Store run by H. L. Wagner at corner E Houston and Avenue C in San Antonio.
Chicago January 2 The trial of ten Chicago meat packers charged with Sherman law violation continues with Henry Veeder testifying about the 1893 1896 old pool and its influence on fresh meat pricing Government plans to show National Packing formed in 1903 8 to replace the pool in non competitive pricing Veeder is the second witness and the government expects several days of testimony Court delay due to Pierce Butler absence who traveled to Minneapolis over the weekend.
The Texas Zionists association wrapped its seventh annual convention in Austin on January 1, after unanimous praise for the gathering. Galveston will host the 1913 convention. Officers were elected for the coming year.
A famous United States trick bicycle rider, Jim Zanova, stresses the need for nerve and strength at every appearance. He credits three bottles of Vinci cod liver oil with restoring his energy after fatigue, and promotes Vinci as a cure for weakness for all ages.
Ensuing year list shows Rabbi Charles Blum nethal as president from Fort Worth with Jacob Label of Terrell as vice president and Henry Ely of Dallas as second vice president. Lydia Pittman of Austin is secretary Esther Ast of Houston assistant secretary Sam Greenberg of Austin treasurer. Permanent committee chairs include I N Mehl Fort Worth Palestine land purchasing Abe Salsberg Fort Worth national fund Phil Blumenthal Houston executive Dr B F French Waco propaganda and H B Lieberman Houston education Dr S Berg San Antonio representative to the American Federation of Zionists.
Mayor H B Mistr ot says he will remove the sweat box from the city hall calaboose and press an investigation into alleged cruelties by two city detectives connected to a recent robbery to obtain a confession. The comment comes as authorities probe the methods used in interrogations.
The Paris Medicine Co of St. Louis offers Grove's Sanare Cutis ointment claiming to cure eczema in 10 to 30 days with a money back guarantee. The advertisement pledges a clean stain free product and refunds if not fully satisfied, urging orders by 60 cents postage.
Three young Reed children who were found wandering the streets last night are under care of local residents. Their mother lives in Fort Worth while the father’s location remains unknown.
Dan W. Huffer, a known editor formerly of Devine, purchased one half interest in the Lockhart Daily and Weekly News. He will relocate to Lockhart to oversee operations, while Dr. J. T. Stansel remains as business manager and fellow owner.
The funeral of W P White who died Sunday afternoon was held at the family residence Monday at 2 30 PM. Interment followed in Bayview cemetery. White, 78, had lived in Corpus for three years and was active in church work as senior deacon of the First Baptist Church.
About two thousand laundry workers across fifty steam and hand laundries walked out seeking a nine hour day and higher pay. Union leaders reported non union workers joined the strike, while some laundries declared lockouts citing cost concerns. not all shops were affected.
The Oliver Cafeteria begins serving quick lunch options opposite Joske's Big Store at the corner of Alamo and Commerce. The facility emphasizes good coffee as a specialty. Also noting Riebe Undertaking Co. offers auto ambulance service at 221 E Commerce.
In Frankfort on January 2 1912 the Democratic party controls both houses as the Kentucky legislature convenes. The caucus aims include practical common schools better roads tax reform a nonpartisan prison commission lobby curb direct primary law and a corrupt practices act. Governor McCreary will deliver his first message in a few days.
Chairman Waddell of the livestock sanitary commission and Governor Colquitt discuss the cattle crisis in western Texas. Inspectors are in Dalhart and other northern points as officials fear thousands of cattle may perish if severe cold endures, due to feed transport disruptions from snow and winter conditions.
In Austin Texas January 2 the attorney general is expected to rule within a day on whether to issue a $100000 warrant for a new mess hall at A and M College If the ruling declines the warrant the matter could go to the state supreme court for mandamus to compel the issue citing an emergency.
Dr Silas D Black famed as Nature Poet died at his home in Los Angeles on January 2 after writing a New Year exhortation. He was 60. Previously he practiced medicine in Decatur Indiana and lectured on medical topics before moving to California three years ago.
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