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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1913

Page

2

Texas horse war reflects Dave Harmon’s fame and rheumatism cure

San Antonio horseman Dave Harmon, famed as owner of North Street Stables and a top dealer in fancy horses, credits Vitalitas with relief from decades of rheumatism. He touts the tonic’s claim to dissolve uric acid crystals and toxins, promising renewed vitality. Wagner drug store hosts a Vitalitas demonstration.

Dave Harmon Texas San Antonio North Street Cry Vitalitas Wagner Drug Store

Tariff Fight Launched by the Republicans

The Republicans push a Smoot wool tariff plan with three classes and duties from 7 to 16 cents a pound. It offers 99 percent drawback on class 3 wools used for carpet goods and sets effective dates for wool and wool products in 1913 and 1914.

North Smoot Finance Committee Unterwood-Simmons lI Tariff Board Penrose Enos Ayres New Zealand Egypt Australia Cape of Good Hope Russian Great Britain Morocco Canada Cordova Smyrna Turkey Greece Syria United States

Big Business Operations Revealed Before Senate Inquiry

The New York World published revelations on Big Business, and a contest over letters with the National Association of Manufacturers surfaced. Mulhall sought to name Victor Maxwell and Louis Seibold of the World as witnesses, while the committee halted due to Senate intervention and planned a two week recess.

New York World Barry World National Association of Manufacturers Mulhall Victor Maxwell Louis Seibolg Seibold House Senate

Man Arrested in Street Car Robbery Identification

South Heights street car conductor J. M. Walker identified a suspect who was arrested yesterday for the June 23 hold up at Porter Street and New Braunfels Avenue. The robber threatened Walker with a pistol and stole 17 dollars and fifty cents. The arrested man is held by police awaiting charges. alibi claimed.

J. M. Walker South Heights Walker Corp Porter Street New Braunfels Avenue Hoffman Washington Street

Western Golf Association to Stage Olympic Cup and Amateur Championship

Entries close today for the Western Golf Association events in Chicago. The tenth annual Olympic cup championship begins Saturday at Homewood Country Club, followed by the Western amateur championship on July 21. Charles Evans Jr. is favored to win the title, with two prior championships. The Homewood course is in excellent condition.

Chicago Western Golf Association Homewood Country Club St. Louis Western Association Rock Island Charles Evans Jr Homewood

Motocyclists Start Tour From Hutchinson

Five hundred riders gathered in Hutchinson Kansas to begin a tour to the Rocky mountains led by Dr B J Patterson president of the Federation of American Motorcyclists. One division includes young women riders.

Hutchinson Kan Rocky Mountains Kansas New England Indiana Nebraska B. J. Patterson Federation of American Motoclists

Gasoline Prices Cut by Auto Stations in Waco

Auto supply stations in Waco announce a 2 cent per gallon price cut. Yesterday gasoline sold at 18 cents and this morning at 16 cents though 16 17 and 18 cent quotes appeared. the drop attributed to a decline in the market for defined oil.

Waco Tex

Carranza Gains Ground As Battle Rages In Mexico

Reports say Carranzistas hold the National railroad from south of Saltillo to San Luis Potosi after heavy fighting. Bandits burn and resist, while Americans in plantations and mines face forced loans. Ambassador Wilson dispatches relief funds to Torreon. de la Barra may leave for Italy as Mexican elections seen unlikely for October 29.

Carranza Saltillo San Luis Potosi Maas Zapata Ambassador Wilson Torreon Francisco de la Barra Mexico Italy

Monclova Battle Shifts as Constitutionalists Advance

Reports from Eagle Pass Texas detail the fight for Monclova with Federal forces under Maas near the town. Carranza's troops push toward Nadadores and Hermanas while trains evacuate women and children northward. Re-enforcements and scattered detachments form a widening front as both sides suffer casualties and refugees stream across the border.

Eagle Pass Tex Monclova Candela Piedras Negras Carranza Navarette Maas Espinoza Old Monclova Estacion Monclova Hermanas Nadadores Cuatrocienegas Murguia Bajan Elizondo Cuatrodienegas Cos Blanco Lampazos

Plant Juice praised by Texan life insurer leader

R L Edwards of Federal Life Insurance Company in San Antonio extols Plant Juice as lengthening life. He cites stomach relief and renewed vigor, claiming it cures liver and kidney derangements and restores normal function. At Fischer's corner Houston and Alamo.

San Antonio Fischer's Houston Alamo

Refugees From Durango Relate Mexican Relief Tale

San Francisco reports refugees arriving on the City of Sydney recount brutal escapades by Mexican Constitutionalists in Durango. They describe desert treks, jail breaks, bank robberies totaling $500,000 in gold, and the execution of Colonel Hernandez. A civil engineer, K. W. Stepp, was wounded, and families fled after their Durango home was dynamited.

San Francisco Cal Durango Sydney Hernandez Federal Army K. W. Stepp Thomas Mathews Oliver Palmer Theodore Ham

Destitute Americans Arrive From Mexican Ports

Destitute Americans reach U S shores aboard boats from Mexican ports amid a flood of poverty. The report notes increasing arrivals as economic distress pushes citizens to seek entry from southern transit points.

Mexican ports reel from revolutions harming trade and prompting evacuations

American consuls draw on State Department funds to remove citizens from danger zones in Mexico. Ambassador Wilson and consuls have dispatched aid for hunger relief in Torreon as the revolution disrupts mining and ranching. With many Americans seeking evacuation, hundreds have already been brought to the United States at government expense.

Mexico State Department Torreon Henry Lane Wilson

Plot Against Huerta Foiled in Mexico City

A plan to assassinate Provisional President Huerta, General Diaz, and War Minister Blanquet was stopped with the arrest of a deputy and ten other prominent men. Evidence includes documents linking them to Zapata and bomb practice in a distant building.

Mexico City Huerta Felix Diaz Blanquet Zapata

Huerta Blamed for Trouble in Mexico

Jose Vasoncelos, sent by the Constitutionalists on a secret London mission, arrived en route to Piedras Negras to report to Governor Carranza. He said anti American demonstrations were planned by Huerta and his adherents. Advices say presidents of Monclova and Candela, captured opposing the Constitutionalists, were court martialed and shot.

Huerta Washington, D. C Jose Vasoncelos Constitutionalists London Piedras Negras Mexico Carranza Constitutionalist Monclova Candela

Yaquis Attack Guaymas as Gunboat Plan Is Revealed

Yaqui forces attacked Guaymas on Saturday as state troops delayed outside the town. Didier Masson the French aviator in the Constitutionalist force says he has perfected a bomb sighting system and will try to sink federal gunboats in Guaymas harbor in the coming days.

Guaymas Nogalbes Arizona Didier Masson Sonora

Boy Drowns While Swimming in Fort Worth Pool

Oran Reagan 17 of this city drowned while swimming at the natatorium on Third and Commerce in Fort Worth during a short visit to his brother. He disappeared underwater for minutes before companion Jack Hardesty recovered the body. Heart failure is suspected as no fatal injury marks were found. Reagan lived in Highland Park and worked in auto mobile business here. his mother Mrs. Fred Small accompanied him. Body to be conveyed to San Antonio tonight for funeral arrangements.

Fort Worth Oran Reagan Third Commerce Streets Jack Hardesty Reagan Highlang Park Fred Small Dwyer Avenue Ivan Reagan San Antonio Sloan & Hagg

Verein Goes Out of Business in Dallas Case

In Austin Texas on July 14 Attorney Reid Williams for the Dallas Gar ten Verein withdrew his appeal allowing a final judgment. The court injunction against liquor sales to members is upheld and the charter forfeiture is ordered. The Verein ceases operations. English papers note rising food prices and falling prices for ordinary luxuries over fifteen years.

Verein Austin Tex Dallas Garten Verein Dallas Club Reid Williams Association Twenty-Sixth District

White Attire Defies Church Tradition in Englewood

Rev. Arthur J. Francis of the First Presbyterian Church defied custom by preaching in white in 93 degree heat. The Englewood pastor said heavy black coats and stiff collars were nonsense and that the lighter attire helped him deliver a better sermon in hot weather.

Chicago Ill Arthur J. Francis First Presbyterian Church of Englewood Francis

Top of the Town at St. Anthony Roof Garden Tonight

Visit the St. Anthony Roof Garden opened 6.30 to 12.00 with live music by Signor Arturo Lugaro and Charles Cameron Bell. Also noted are official nominations for diplomatic posts including H. F. Arthur and Richard E. Rennoyer.

St. Anthony Roof Garden Signor Arturo Lugaro Charles Cameron Bell Washington, D. C Paraguay Uruguay H. F. Arthur South Carolina Hoenfeld District of Columbia Lima Peru Richard E. Rennoyer California

Strike Declared at Hamburg Shipyards

Hamburg July 14 a strike affecting between 12000 and 14000 workers was declared at the shipbuilding yards here today prompting disruption in production and likely delays in orders from several shipping firms.

Hamburg

Poincare Reviews Garrison of Paris

President Poincare reviews the Paris garrison with detachments from African colonies Tongkin Annam Madagascar at Bastille anniversary ceremonies. Crowds fill the parade grounds as regiments pass in review with a grand spectacle including ambulance dogs and five army aircraft above. Sausage ad and Grand Opera House lobby are noted in the advertisement.

Paris Africa Tongkin Annam Madagascar Poincare

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