National Guard backs universal military training along border
Captain James T. Burns of the Third Illinois Infantry told a Senate military affairs sub committee that officers and men of the National Guard favor universal military training and service. He argued the army could not recruit the right class of men through militia regiments. The testimony came from Washington D C amid border defense discussions.
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Washington, D. C
National Guard
Military Affairs Committee
The
Senate
James T. Burns
Third Illinois Infantry
Eighty Seven Year Old Man Praises Foley Kidney Pills
Springfield resident H. H. Adams at eighty seven with backache stiff joints and bladder issues reports kidney trouble relief after using Foley Kidney Pills calling it the best. A. M. Fischer adds the pills act as a tonic and bring quick results.
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H. H. Adams
Springfield
A. M. Fischer
Guardsmen Urge Universal Training Says Camp Wilson Officer
Captain Burns testifies before a Senate committee stationed at Camp Wilson San Antonio Texas that guardsmen favor universal training and see the present system as unfair and undemocratic He says guardsmen will become active advocates for universal training when they return home The guardsmen claim militia units are well trained disciplined and capable matching regulars in drill and marksmanship and that the army needs a business manager to handle equipment and supply logistics
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Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Texas
Senate
Burns
Guard
Kankakee
Ill
Light-Hearted Women Cheerful Life Remedy Ad
A light hearted woman is the joy of a man's life and health sustains cheer. The ad warns of female derangements with back and head pain, noting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy. It claims 40 years of use improving thousands of homes.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Army supply delays during mobilization prompt call for centralized procurement
The speaker complains about red tape delaying medical, ordnance, and engineer supplies for 150000 troops. He questions why a single department system could not be used and notes that the regular establishment may have been unprepared for the sudden call.
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Medical Department
Ordnance Department
Engineer, Signal and Quartermaster Corps
Army
Refunding Bonds Awarded Amid Market Optimism
Bexar County awarded to Seasongood & Co of Cincinnati for 202000 in refunding courthouse and subsidy bonds at 4 1 2 percent to twenty years with ten year option. Premium paid 3111. bids from Halsey Stewart Chicago and J E Jarratt San Antonio were rejected after analysis of delivery costs. County officials cited healthy bond market and positive premiums compared with earlier issues. Included unrelated quip from Puck column about golf and truth.
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Seasongood & and
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bexar County
Halsey- Stewart Company
Chicago
J. E. Jarratt & Co
San Antonio
Jarratt
James R. Davis
Alakli in Soap Bad For the Hair
Soap should be used very carefully to avoid drying the scalp and damaging hair. Ordinary emulsified coconut oil serves as a gentler cleanser, one or two teaspoonfuls clean the hair and scalp, leaving hair soft, silky, and easy to manage.
Return movement of national guard troops from border begins
The 25 000 National Guard troops ordered home from the border will start Friday or Saturday. It will take about a month to complete the redeployment in three groups. Group one includes units from Alabama Delaware DC Kentucky Massachusetts New Hampshire North Carolina Pennsylvania Virginia Illinois Missouri Nebraska Ohio Iowa Indiana Montana Oklahoma Utah and others. Group two includes Pennsylvania Maryland New York South Carolina Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Ohio Iowa Nebraska Ohio Indiana Arkansas. Group three lists New York Oklahoma Minnesota Louisiana and other units with First North Dakota leaving Llano Grande Tuesday.
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National Guard
General
Massachusetts
New Hampshire Infantry
North Carolina Infantry
Pennsylvania Field Artillery
Virginia Infantry
Illinois
Missouri Infantry
Nebraska Infantry
Fourth
Ohio Infantry
Iowa
Indiana
Montana Cavalry
Oklahoma Cavalry
Engineers
Utah Cavalry
Pennsylvania Infantry
Maryland Infantry
Seventy-fourth
New York Infantry
South Carolina Cavalry
Tennessee
Wisconsin Infantry
Minnesota Field Artillery
South Dakota Infantry
Ohio
Fifth Infantry
Iowa Cavalry
Nebraska
Ohio Cavalry
Arkansas Infantry
Eighth Penn., Infantry and Co. C
New York Field Bakery
Minnesota Infantry
Oklahoma Infantry
Louisana Field Artillery and
North Dakota Infantry
Llano Grande
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for grippe and severe cold symptoms. Relief claimed with a dose every two hours up to three doses, opening nasal passages, stopping discharge, easing headache and fever, priced at 25 cents.
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Pape
Longview Man Praises Tanlac for Weight Gain and Health
William Breed of Longview Texas writes that after taking Tanlac since November 25 he rose from 130 to 155 pounds in a few weeks and nearly cured his catarrh and twenty year stomach trouble. He says he can work as hard as any man and would not trade Tanlac for any amount.
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South
William Breed
Longview
Tex
Fort Snelling Musters Out of Federal Service
The First Minnesota Infantry regiments depart Camp Wilson ending 16 000 state troops mobilization. Guardsmen deny reports they wish to stay in San Antonio and instead push to return home to civil life and recover lost wages.
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Fort Snelling
First
Minnesota Infantry
Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Minnesota
Senate Creates Texas Judicial Division At Wichita Falls
The Senate approved Culbersons bill to form a new division of the Northern Judicial District of Texas at Wichita Falls with biannual term hearings. A similar House measure is pending. Apparatus enabling police to time autos for speed enforcement is described.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Culberson
Texas
Wichita Falls
House
Farm Loan Board salaries cut ignite Senate clash in Washington
The Farm Loan Board faced a salary slashing backlash as the Senate cut the boards pay scale from 10 000 to 7500 and halved top posts. Advocates argued the move would harm the new program while opponents warned of demoralization and lost confidence. The dispute spanned a day of debate with later restoration to the original 10 000 level.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Farm Loan Bank
Senate
Senate Chamber
Chamber
Senate Committee
Farm Loan Board
Thrift Campaign Promotes Economy in San Antonio
A three day thrift campaign led by Dr. David Latshaw of New York City visits San Antonio to teach economy amid high living costs. Committees will visit shops and offices to share saving charts, distribute literature, and host lectures and moving pictures at the YMCA building.
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San Antonio
David Latshaw
New York City
Association
Latshaw
Earl E. Dilley
Perry H. King
J. E. Harper
J. N. Brown
T. N. Smith
L. E. Wolf
With the Fingers Says Corns Lift Out Pain Free
A Cincinnati authority claims freezone can lift corns and calluses without pain by applying a few drops directly to the corn. The compound dries instantly, does not inflame surrounding tissue, and a quarter ounce is enough for home use. The notice notes outfit for women with high heels stressing foot relief.
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Cincinnati
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Alamo Plaza
Seasongood & Meyer of
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Gillis
Te Aetes
Puck
Alakli
Eters of
Bere Chas
Zoller
Warebroadbi
Wisconsin
Tanlac Co
Wagner’s Drug Co
E. J. H. Meier
O Bis Special
Tanlac
Dolt
Puddifoot
Holt
Puc
Gunter Hotel
Houston Street
Gunter Office Building
S. P. Skinner
Geo. B. Taliaferro
Jake Wolff
Jack W. Neal
WM. V. Dielmann
H. C. Feldman
Mrs. Jot Gunter Z. D. Bonner
Chas. Baumberger
Guaranty Fund Bank
W. B. Hamilton
Z. D. Bonner
A. P. Ford
H. M. Baetz
D. C
Peacock Alley
First Oklahoma Infantry
Rio Grande Valley
W. E. Green
Green
St. Anthony
Shriner
Alzafar Temple
Emma Bunting
Beonte the Strand
Milton Schuster
Queen Theater
New Triangle
WM. S.' Hart
Draw Eagan
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
New York
Corns
Pauline Frederick
Pathe Weekly
Paramount Scenic
Mary Pickford
ROYAL
Henry B. Walthall
Princess
Emily Stevens
Barnard Sisters
Kraft & Myrtle
Kathryn Mills
Hermann and Company
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