Weather notes describe unusual winds and high humidity
The article details a shift from the usual southeast breeze to varied winds from the southwest northeast and north through Friday to Monday. Temperatures climbed to the mid 90s with relative humidity around 94 to 95 percent, making conditions uncomfortable. A Rocky Mountain storm center was evident on the forecast map, hinting at possible relief.
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Sunsige
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
This Leaves the Skin Free From Hairy Growths
A simple method for completely removing every trace of hair or fuzz is here given. This method is pain less and usually a single treatment will banish even stubborn growths. To remove hairs, make a thick paste with some powdered delatone and water, spread on hairy surface and after about two minutes rub off. Wash the skin and the hairs are gone.
Twenty Two Die In Lake Erie Tunnel
Rescue efforts unfolded as Foreman John Johnson and volunteers descended into the tunnel from Crib No 5 to assist trapped workers. Fatal gas exposure halted recovery until a third rescue party brought out survivors, with the incident tied to work on a Lake Erie waterworks tunnel several miles offshore.
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Lake Erie Tunnel
John Johnson
Dolan
Johnson
Peter McKenna
van Duren
Michael Keogh
Davis
Rowe
Lake Erie
Crib No. 5
Crib No. 4
Cribs 4
Elevator shaft connects crib 5 to tunnel entrance
An elevator shaft runs from crib 5 to the tunnel entrance. This detail places the shaft as a link between the crib area and the access point to the tunnel, clarifying the vertical route in the facility.
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Crib 5
Mine rescuers called to aid Cleveland relief work
A team from the Pittsburg station of the bureau of mines departed for Cleveland to assist in the water works tunnel relief effort. Engineer in charge H. M. Wolfling ordered the six engineers and their rescue crew to hurry from Barnesboro to Cleveland with standard mine rescue equipment.
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Pittsburg
Bureau of Mines
Cleveland
H. M. Wolfling
Barnesboro
Texas Election Update Shows Shifts in Congress
The latest returns place Howth ahead by a 12 213 to 11 583 margin and Blanton leading Smith 14 664 to 13 313 in the Sixteenth District. Several incumbents retire or switch seats as Texas gains new representatives, with Connally set to replace Henry and three to five new congressmen likely.
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Thomas L. Blanton
W. R. Smith
Blanton
J. Marvin Jones
Stephens
James C. Wilson
Oscar Calloway
Texas
Tom Connally
R. L. Henry
Black
Young
Rayburn
Sumners
Hardy
Gregg
Eagle
Buchanan
Slayden
Garner
McLemore
Dan Garrett
J. H. “Cyclone” Davis
Ridout Elected Mayor of Luling in Close County Results
W L Ridout defeated Justice John L Blaine and George W French to win the mayoral post after ten years. County Commissioner J Clary and public weigher Otto B Nied were re elected by slim margins. County officials largely retained seats except County Clerk W E McDowell, with Vance Smith defeating him. Richards edged Hatchitt for representative in a tight Lockhart race. Ferguson won and Robertson law repeal was rejected in the precinct and county.
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Luling
Tex
W. L. Ridout
John L. Blaine
George W. French
J. #. Clary
H. L. King
Otto B. Nied
Grover «. King
Ferguson
Henry Charges Voter Switch In Senate Race
Congressman R L Henry of Waco claims in a statement that on the night of July 21 about 0,000 votes he was entitled to were switched to a rival in the United States senate race following last Saturday’s election in Waco Texas.
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Waco
Tex
R. L. Henry
United States
Jewish Soldiers’ Association Forms at Fort Sam Houston
Rabbi Samuel Marks reports that a Jewish Soldiers’ Association is organized in San Antonio. He offers Temple Beth El as an educational and social center with library and current literature. Services are held at the temple and 100 soldiers addressed Sabbath eve and Sunday night. A general reception will follow the Illinois regiments’ return from Leon Springs with the commanding general as guest.
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Army and Navy Department
Federated Young Men’s Hebrew Association of New York
Fort Sam Houston
Samuel Marks
Temple
Leon Springs
Tragic double tragedy in Kansas City bride shot dead
Paul Weaver 23 a florist helper killed his bride of three months in a laundry where she worked as office girl before taking his own life. The couple had separated last week.
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Kansas City
Paul Weaver
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Promises Refreshing Drink
A teaspoonful added to a glass of water not only neutralizes the alkali but also makes the beverage more refreshing.
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Horsford
Some Tragic Fatality Overshadows Irish Policy, Redmond Says
The Irish crisis deepens as a makeshift government under Maxwell governs most police duties in Ireland. John Redmond denounces British policy, warning it inflames Irish suspicion and risks a dangerous collision over the Ulster temperance pact as Nationalists veer toward opposition.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
John Maxwell
Baron Wimbrone
Asquith
Dublin Castle
Birrell
Augustine Birrell
Herbert Samuel
Home Office
House of Commons
Great Britain
Daily Telegraph
Morning Post
John Redmond
Notable Visitors And Guests At San Antonio Hotels
The note lists numerous guests and arrivals in San Antonio from cities such as Corpus Christi Dallas Houston New York Fort Worth St. Louis Beaumont New Orleans and France. People include F Cc Kearns U S Army Marion Plane A C Rubbio G W Cunningham J Mendenhall H Ring Frank Anderson Pierre V R Key Captain J C Labatt Co E Waelder Mollet and Edward Levey.
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F. Cc. Kearns
U. S. Army
Menger, FE
Marion
Corpus Christ
San Antonio
Gunter
Pharr
Tex
St. Anthony
Dallas
J. Mendenhall
St. Louis
Menger
H. Ring
Houston
Frank Anderson
Pierre V. R. Key
New York
J. ¢. Labatt
Fort Worth
Gunter, Co
Arkansas Guard Officers Fail Physicals in Federal Muster
Official Raw shows 2095 Arkansas National Guard personnel were mustered into federal service 922 failed the physical examinations. This reflects a high rate of rejection among the guardsmen during the July process in Little Rock.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas National Guard
Treasure expedition seeks Merida sunken silver
A treasure expedition arrives off Cape Charles aiming to recover 600000 dollars in silver bullion from the sunken ward liner Merida. The flotilla led by George D. Stillson includes the Titanic, Fearless, F. H. Beckwith, a wrecking vessel, a yacht and a tug. The Merida sank after a collision with the Admiral Farragut, carrying millions in treasure.
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Merida
Cape Charles
Titanic
Fearless
F. H. Beckwith
George D. Stillson
Honolulu
United Fruit
United Fruit Steamship Admiral Farragut
Cape Charles Light
Britain’s blacklist on American firms discussed at cabinet
Washington reports the British blacklist against American firms was debated at the cabinet. Acting Secretary Polk suggested no immediate announcement though vigorous action is likely. Reactions from London prompt questions on allied concerted measures amid U S concerns and potential trading with the enemy act parallels.
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Washington
D. C
Great Britain
Polk
London
Page
Wilson
State Department
Cecil
House of Commons
Robert Cecil
France
Britain
Robert Said
Get Fresh Air to Fight Obesity and Weight Loss
An article urges outdoor activity to combat obesity caused by indoor living. It recommends taking oil of kereine capsules from Summers Drug Store after meals and at night, weighing progress every few days, and continuing until normal weight is reached. Oil of kerein is claimed to be harmless and digestion aiding with quick weight reduction notes.
Minister outlines wartime loyalty lists and contract safeguards
The minister described actions to enrich those aiding England's enemies, promising removal of unjust names from lists and careful law application to existing contracts. He noted Germany had taken similar measures.
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England
Germany
Illinois Brigade Arrives at Leon Springs for Range Work
The First Brigade of Illinois guardsmen reached Leon Springs around noon Tuesday after marching from Nine Mile Hill on the Fredericksburg road. They set up camp for a week or ten days of target practice with few men needing ambulance transport. General Funston praised their performance on the journey and expects improved conditioning after the range work.
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Leon Springs
Nine Mile Hill
Fredericksburg Road
Funston
Fall on trestle fatal in Corsicana
Hunt Scott died instantly after slipping on a railroad trestle near Corsicana Texas while walking. He broke his neck in the fall. The item notes a Galveston and return fare of $5.70 on Southern Pacific for Saturday July 29 as an advertisement.
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Hunt Scott
Corsicana
Tex
Galveston
Southern Pac
Ady
C C F Hold Reception For Camp Wilson Militia Crowd
The San Antonio Odd Fellows Lodge No 11 hosted a reception at Odd Fellows hall in the Crockett Hotel Monday night for militiamen. Marcus Davis past grand master presided. Military speakers included Lieutenants Butters Watson and W Raymon Captain Woodward and color sergeant McLain. Civilian speakers were C A Keller and Dr G W Johnson. The Third Illinois Infantry Band performed and three selections were played. A Seattle visitor Mrs R B Van Tine sang America I Love You and Love Me. Louise Hecker accompanied and played the drill team march. Raye Shapiro gave two readings on childhood joys.
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Odd Fellows
Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crockett Hotel
Marcus Davis
Butters
Watson
R. C. Woodward
J. A. McLain
Raye Shapiro
Germans Show Neutral Envoys Harvest Prospects
Berlin diplomatic representatives from neutral powers were taken on a tour to inspect the harvest in Germany. The German press says the visitors likely concluded that enemy starvation plans will fail again, noting some representatives were surprised by the favorable outlook.
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The
Hague
London
Berlin
Provost Guard to Watch San Antonio District at Night
A provost guard will patrol San Antonio's business district from about 6 to 11 o clock each night starting Tuesday to keep soldiers regulars and militia orderly. Guards are drawn from the Nineteenth and Thirty-seventh regiments with an officer in command.
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San Antonio
Funston
Allen's Foot-Ease for soldiers at the border
A wartime appeal urges readers to mail Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to sons or brothers in camp or on the Mexican Border. The powder reduces shoe friction and soothes feet in hot arid conditions. a 26 cent box plus a 2 cent stamp covers mailing.
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Allen
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