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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1916
Page
7
Senator Clark introduces a resolution to direct the president to withdraw all American sovereignty over the Philippine Islands and recognize an independent government in two years. The measure was referred to the Philippines committee. Sweden is noted to be smoking smaller quantities of foreign tobacco.
An old health note advises drinking hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning to flush waste and toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims clearer skin and better health in one to two weeks, comparing internal cleansing to soap and hot water for the outside.
City officials forecast a total tax rate rise of 45 cents per $100 valuation for San Antonio property. The state and county increase totals about 19 cents, while school and city levies may rise 15 to 20 cents and 6 to 10 cents respectively depending on bond votes and budget outcomes. If bonds pass, school taxes could near 6 cents more. if not, up to 10 cents. Overall, the total tax could reach $2.91 per $100 with valuations rising about $2,000,000.
The federal grand jury is investigating Victoriana Huerta for conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. Witnesses from New York and elsewhere appear in San Antonio as the panel examines the charges. an indictment would go to Federal Court. Huerta’s illness in El Paso may delay proceedings if an indictment is returned.
A humorous exchange features an uncle chastising a nephew claimed to be engaged to four women at once. The youth quips Cupid shot him with a machine gun, highlighting a comical misunderstanding of romance.
San Antonio business delegation will arrive at 10 oclock Wednesday morning after touring middle west and eastern states to drum up support for an international exposition in San Antonio in 1918. A 5 oclock Wednesday meeting of the Committee of One Hundred will hear the delegates report.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. First application brings relief. Available for 50 cents with advertisement tone.
R P Schermerhorn urges use of Rotary Club Posterettes for San Antonio in Northern papers. He claims the small posters add thousands in follow up and new advertising at little cost, with railroads and Thousand Club support. Nearly 200 000 sold. big orders from G A Duerler Manufacturing A B Frank Co and San Antonio Music Festival Association.
Today’s Army orders Major George B Pillsbury Corps of Engineers is detailed as a member of the examining board at San Francisco appointed in paragraph 19 special orders No 295 December 20 1915 War Department vice Major Robert R Raymond to take effect February 6 1916 Corporal Charles M Keys Military Academy Detachment of Engineers West Point N Y will be discharged by the commanding officer of that post by purchase under general orders No 31 War Department 1914 Second Lieutenant Jack W W Heard Fourteenth Cavalry will proceed to the Letterman General Hospital Presidio of San Francisco Cal and report for observation and treatment The travel distance is necessary in the military service.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a new congressman saying he has been assigned to a committee on ventilation and acoustics and remarks that he has nothing to ventilate.
A large crowd attended the Lone Star Poultry Association show at 212 East Commerce Street in San Antonio. About 1260 fowls from 100 exhibitors filled the exhibit, including two foreign pens from Oklahoma and Mississippi. Premier premiums and cups will be awarded starting Wednesday, with proceeds funding further poultry interests. organizers are H. B. Savage, Richard H. Friedrich, and L. M. Samuels.
County Collector John A Bitter urged daily poll tax payments this week as about 7300 qualified voters remain. He warned that next week the real rush begins and those who do not come in now will wait longer, while early payments ensure rapid service.
An elastic cushion has been patented that slips over the back of a watch to prevent damage from shocks. The device attaches easily and shields delicate mechanisms during daily wear or sports activities.
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