Remarkable tale of appendicitis and Vitalitas cure
A Houston former resident now in San Antonio recounts suffering fourteen appendicitis attacks and two failed operations. He credits Vitalitas with removing the catarrhal condition and restoring health, claiming it cleanses the system and cures various ailments. Sample available at Wagner drug store 407 East Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Menges
Houston
San Antonio
Ashe Street
Wagner Drug Store
East
Houston Street
Kearny Salary Dispute Highlights City Honors
Aldermen Steves and Uhr oppose a $10 000 salary for Kearny while recalling their support for Alexander Potter who recently demanded 75 a day. Potter earned 22 500 annually for 300 days plus 12 000 for a Water Supply Company survey done in under six months, contrasting with Kearny's figure.
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Steves
Uhr
Kearny
Brown
Alexander Potter
Colquitt Acknowledges Receipt of Resignation Letter
Governor Colquitt this afternoon acknowledged receipt of Colonel Wolters letter of resignation sent in this mornings mail. The action follows Wolters recent service in the Texas defense and state matters in Austin.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Wolters
Turks Capture Bulgarian Town
A telegram from the Bulgarian minister in Paris reports Turkish troops entered Philippopolis, causing mass flight of residents and a desperate situation in the Bulgarian town.
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London
Paris
Philippopolis
Sausage buyers urged to seek TIN TAG freshness claim
A brief retail notice advises customers to ask butchers or grocers for sausage labeled with TIN TAG to ensure fresh wholesome goods. The ad ends with a location cue SEE DISPLAY in the lobby of Grand Opera House. Union Meat Company.
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Grand Opera House
Union Meat Company
Carbanza Ii After The More Town Office
The British in Mexico, along with other foreigners, have suffered from continued disturbances as reported at the More Town office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbanza Ii
Mexico
U S May Be Mediator In Mexican Crisis
Washington July 24 discussion turns to U S mediation while Mexican elections occur and a constitutional government is formed. Constitutionalists reject mediation as impractical and fear Huerta aims to pause hostilities. senators note public desire for peace but doubt feasibility of mediation. Ambassador Wilson to report back, while Bryan and key senators weigh neutrality and arms shipment rules.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
Bryan
Congress
Mexico
Huerta
Diaz
Bacon
White House
Senate
Henry Lane Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
New Ministers Selected in Huerta Cabinet Shakeup
Provisional President Huerta reportedly plans to appoint Federico Gamboa as foreign minister and Jose Maria Lozano as minister of public instruction. Lozano, a longtime foe of General Reyes, faces opposition from the Reyes Diaz Mondragon faction and possible resignation of Rodolfo Reyes as minister of justice. Military governors are named for Yucatan and Tamaulipas, and Francisco I. Guzman is arrested and deported.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Federico Gamboa
de la Barra
Jose Maria Lozano
Fomento
Robles Gilg
Jose M@ia Lozano
Iuerta
Reyes- Diaz-Mondragon Cabal
Lozano
Reyes
Rodolfo Reyes
Eugenio Rascon
Yucatan
Rabago
Chihuahua
Tamaulipas
Francisco I. Guzman
Emilio Vasquez
Wilsons neutrality rule bars arms to all Mexican factions
President Wilson announced a strict neutrality policy to block arms sales to any Mexican faction. Congress men Bacon and Flood backed equal treatment, repealing parts of 1912 arms export limits. Huerta and Madero regimes are treated the same, with orders to keep munitions from entering Mexico.
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Huerta
Madero
United States
Congress
Bacan
White House
State Department
Mexico
Refugees Brought to Galveston by Government and Red Cross
Government and the American Red Cross have been transporting indigent refugees from Mexican ports to Galveston Texas. Several hundred destitute individuals lacking means have already been brought to the Texas port.
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Government
American Red Cross
Galveston
Texas
Constitutionalists in Mexico seek arms from Washington
Governor Pesquiera of Sonora appeals to President Wilson and Congress, saying Constitutionalists cannot protect Americans without arms and ammunition. He cites control of Sonora except Guaymas and reports 1000 troops in Northern Sinaloa and Sonora. He notes mistreatment of foreigners in Guaymas and mentions a recent ammunition loss at El Paso. The report also confirms the July 16 murder of A. G. Wolf near Hermosillo and that bandits were captured. A shell reloading factory will be run at Hermosillo by the Constitutionalists.
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Douglas
Ariz
Pesquiera
Sonora
Mexico
Washington
Manuel Pedro Romero
Wilson
Congress
Guaymas
el Paso
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
California
Carranza
A. G. Wolf
Leonardo Saildar
Alamosa
Sailda
Wolf
Hermosillo
Harbor City seeks partner to publish weekly newspaper
A. D. Powers of San Antonio invites a person with a plant to relocate to Harbor City and start a weekly paper under contract. He notes Harbor City’s growth potential and hundreds of local investors eager for timely news from the town.
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Harbor City
A. D. Powers
Alamo Plaza
San Antonio
Constitutionalists Assume Border Ammunition Not Easily Smuggled
Reported remarks say the Constitutionalists believe they cannot smuggle across the border a meaningful amount of ammunition. Strong entities include Constitutionalists and border.
Candela Battle Highlights Naval Lights of Rebellion
Captain S Gonzales recounts the Candela battle where Constitutionalists defeated federals after a dawn clash on July 8. Four thousand troops press toward Monclova as 1,500 federal forces withdraw to hold the city. The victory yielded 60 dead federals, 73 prisoners, machine guns, rifles, horses and 80,000 rounds captured.
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Torreon
Monclova
S. Gonzales
San Antonio
Hermanos
Pablo Gonzales
Gonzales
Candela
Navarette
Captain Gonzales
Huerta Men Protest Plan to Sell Arms to Huerta Regime
The Mexican embassy bitterly resents the plan to withdraw Huerta permission to buy American arms, a blow to their cause. Constitutionalists jubilant say it signals the Huerta regime's speedy collapse. Mediation hints are tentative and offered to show U.S. friendliness.
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Washington, D. C
Huerta
Bacon
United States
Relief plan opposed over Madera lumber camp rescue
Americans anxious to rescue fourteen defenders of the Madera Lumber camp and their families in Chihuahua faced a negative reply to a telegram to Congressman W. R. Smith. The plan enlisted fifteen automobiles of volunteers to travel from El Paso via Columbus, N. M., toward Madera 250 miles southwest of Juarez, but was blocked despite assurances from Constitutionalist leaders.
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EL Paso
Tex
W. R. Smith
Madera
Chihuahua
el Mecho Martinez
Columbus
N. M
Juarez
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Chickering
Baldwin
Estey
Gem
Brewster
Kimball
Oak
Emerson
Bradley
Watkins
Willard
Peerless Electric
Armstrong
Apollo
Thos. Goggan & Bros
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Thority
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Hostetter
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