Bodies of Dead Hum Garrrizal Brought Home
Bodies of Captain Boyd Lieutenant Adair and seven troopers of the Tenth Cavalry killed at Carrizal were brought to El Paso. Eight of the Americans were exhumed from one grave. identities of all fourteen missing men expected soon.
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EL Paso
Tex
Charles T. Boyd
Henry Adair
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Offlers
Dewitt Rucker
Odies
Boyd
Adairnd
Chinahua City
Eorge Bell Jr
Juarez
Bell
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Seventh Infantry
Eichth
Villa Ahumada
International Bridge
Adair
General Bell
J. O. Wilson
K Troop
Urbano Rivera
Carraza
Carrizal Casualties Return Home in Mexican Chapel Route
Survivors of the Carrizal clash followed by a funeral cortege through crowds to a chapel service led by Chaplain W. W. Brander. Identified bodies would be given to relatives while others likely head to Arlington for burial. The escort noted hostility from Villa Ahumada residents.
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W. W. Brander
Eighth Cavalry
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Surkey Seeks County Clerk Nomination In San Antonio
George Surkey campaigning in the Democratic primaries pledges steady strength against Frank Newton who has held the post for 18 years. Surkey cites river improvements under city leadership and prior service on council and river commission, urging voters in Bexar county to back his bid for clerk with a promise of courtesy and efficiency.
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George Surkey
Surkey
Frank Newton
Bexar County
Newton
San Antonio
International and Great Northern Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The
Hermann Sons
Woodmen of the World
Jones
Cuticura Soap Heals Child After Severe Skin Ills
A Tenn. mother describes her three week ordeal as her boy endured intense blisters and itching until Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment healed him with no scars. She endorses the mild formula for complexions and offers a free trial by return mail.
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Nannie Fort
Rt. 1
Adams, Tenn
Dept. H
Ambitious Hen Produces Half Chick In Wisconsin
Ixonia Wisconsin resident Lounsbury reports a white leghorn hen that hatched a chicken with a half chick attached, aiming to match a famous Appleton fowl record. The extra half lacked wings neck and head while the normal chick survived.
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Ixonia
Wis
Fremont Lounsbury
Wenzel Hassman
Appleton
Lounsbury
Hassman
Italian community member Peter Gianotti dies at home
Peter Gianotti a well known member of the Italian colony in San Antonio died Wednesday afternoon after several months illness. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon.
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Peter Gianotti
San Antonio
East Side Improvement Meeting and Local Notices
A Thursday night East Side Improvement Club meeting is planned at Lohrberg's store Wyoming and South Monumental streets to discuss area improvements. Also reported: a quorum shortage delayed a city council meeting, and C H Wagner faced reckless driving charges after a collision at West Commerce and Pecos streets.
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C. H. Wagner
Fredericksburg
L. EF. Vollmer
West Commerce
Pecos
Vollmer
Wagner
Wi'ke
Matagorda
Centre Streets
Otto Schmidt
Indiana
South Cherry Streets
F. Hardane
Bouton Presa Street
Miselonfield
South Presa Street
Highland Park
Passenger injured after streetcar strike at depot
A passenger at the depot at 10 45 PM Wednesday suffered a dislocated shoulder after saying a street car struck him. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
Exposition publicity boosts San Antonio profile nationwide
Washington July reports San Antonio gaining wide attention through two Washington magazines and the American Red Cross Magazine. The Pan American Union Bulletin fronts a photo of President Wilson signing the Texas Pan-American Exposition resolution with Texans nearby. The Red Cross Magazine details San Antonio raising 2800 dollars for the Red Cross. The city is noted as headquarters of the Southern U.S. Army Department and a national military capital, enhancing its publicity.
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Washington
D. C
San Antonio
Bulletin of the Pan-American Union
Wilson
Texas
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Southern Department
United States Army
Alamo City
Death of H Florentine and a dyspepsia remedy column
The body of H Florentine a 41 year old machinist was found at his home in Waco Texas from a pistol wound. A medical article on dyspepsia recommends avoiding acidic foods and using bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize stomach acidity and aid digestion.
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Waco
Tex
H. Florentine
South Fourth Street
J A Penn Arrives to Organize Thirty-seventh Infantry
Colonel J A Penn arrives in San Antonio to form the Thirty-seventh Infantry as part of a new regular army regimental setup at Fort Sam Houston. The plan includes one new regiment each of field artillery and cavalry and a later engineer unit under Colonel Sturgis. Major Bandholtz to supervise overall formation duties.
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J. A. Penn
Thirty-seventh Infantry
San Antonio
Third Infantry
Texas
New York
Fort Sam Houston
W. §. Scott
Sixteenth
Southern Department
F. G. Sturgis
Harry H. Bandholtz
Thirtieth Infantry
New Regiments Formed in Southern Department
From Fort Sam Houston headquarters two hundred enlisted men of the Thirtieth infantry and one hundred from the Third infantry are reported ordered here to form the framework of a new infantry regiment.
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Southern Department
Fort Sam Houston
Third Infantry
Death of Dr Cr F Braden in El Paso with ties to San Antonio
Word has been received in San Antonio of the death of Dr Cr F Braden Thursday morning at El Paso. He was about 49, born in San Antonio, lived there most of his life, and moved to El Paso years ago. He is survived by his widow, two children, two brothers Martin and Joe of San Antonio, and one sister Mrs Mary Baker of San Antonio. Funeral services and interment will be in El Paso.
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San Antonio
North Laredo Street
San Fernando Cathedral
San Fernando
Gianotti
Roasio
Italy
Mexico
Vittorio Gianotti
Alfred Gianotti
Angelo Gianotti
Joseph Gianotti
Mary Paglini
Louis Georgia
Frank
D. Trabuecco
F. Gianotti
Joe Obbotti
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John Giorda
Humbert Re
H. Pianti
J. Schultz
C. Feeci
G. Gerodetti
A. Fernandez
A. Castanola
C. Forestello
Thomas A. Troilo
Cr. F. Braden
el Paso
Braden
Martin
Joe
Mary Baker
Miners Discuss Wage Contract In Kansas City
Representatives of the United Mine Workers of America and coal mine operators met in Kansas City on July 6 to negotiate a two year wage contract covering Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma with talks aimed at terms and conditions.
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Kansas City
United Mine Workers of America
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Cycling Revival in England Tied to War Economy
Associated Press correspondence notes a postwar surge in English cycling with more bikes than in twenty years. The hobby replaces cars due to cost, drawing women to fashion friendly gear as veteran cyclists stage a nostalgic rally along a London outbound road once popular.
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Associated Press
London
England
San Antonio Bond Vote Planned for Public Improvements
Notice announces an election in San Antonio on July 17 1914 to decide issuing bonds not to exceed one million dollars for permanent public improvements including parks, plazas, roads, and public buildings. Voters in 49 precincts will cast ballots for or against the bond issuance with detailed precinct locations and election officials listed.
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San Antonio
Bexar
Board of Commissioners
City of
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