Houston Institution Aids Victims of Drink and Drugs
A grand Houston organization is reclaiming hundreds of men and women from whiskey and morphine bondage. The article details its methods, successes, and path to restoring them to useful, self mastered lives.
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Grand Houston
Houston
Neal Institute
Pease Avenue
Neal Institute of
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Dallas
Neal Way
Neal
Neal Institute Offers Easy Treatment for Addiction
The Neal Institute in Houston promotes a humane, drug free program for whiskey and narcotic addiction. Facilities include private rooms and nurse care. Testimonials from Tyler, Fort Worth, Dallas praise rapid recovery and privacy while inviting inquiries and mailed booklets.
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Neal
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Fort Worth
Neal Institutes
Dallas
Houston
Houston Neal Institute
Pease Ave
J. P. Matthews
Dallas Neal Institute
Richardson Ave
Richardson
J. R. Mattison
Smoot Predicts Taft Veto Of Wool Bill
Special to The Light Senator Smoot, a stand patter, said the president would veto the wool bill after the Democratic insurgent version passed. He argued the bill would depress wool industry and cautioned a veto would not contradict denouncing the existing tariff schedule.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
White On
Smoot
White House
Mr. Smoot
Sible
How to Remove A Bad Complexion
Practical guidance on improving skin by nightly mercolized wax treatment. Applies wax like cold cream to remove disfiguring cuticle and blemishes while revealing natural complexion. Includes freckle removal and overall complexion beautification via old fashioned remedy.
Connecticut Party Visits Cross S Ranch in Texas Tour
A Connecticut party led by Mr and Mrs Thomas Reilly Patrick Duffy Michael Joy Daniel Casey and Richard Freeman arrived in San Antonio to tour the Cross S Ranch Land company and will continue to the ranch with C B S Wood. Wood notes more parties are planned as Texas land inspections draw many to permanent settlement.
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Connecticut
San Antonio
Crystal City
U P
Wood
Caruso kiss tale ends in fine in Kansas City court
Alfonso Lombardi the musician faced Acting Judge Richardson in the south municipal court after a midnight kiss at a local park. Lombardi was fined 300 for alleged thefts of affection attracting a protest from J A Samuels for 11 year old Ruth Miller who cried out during the incident. Lombardi claimed the kiss was mere passion before departure for Italy.
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Kansas City
South
Alfonso Lombardi
Richardson
J. A. Samuels
Tracy Avenue
Lombardi
Ruth Miller
Samuels
Ruth
Pacific
Italy
Construction Committee to Address Road Project Issue
The executive committee of the San Antonio and Mexican Construction Company will meet early this week to decide actions regarding problems delaying work on the road to Brownsville. The discussion aims to resolve impediments affecting construction progress and contract obligations.
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International Club
Gunter Building
Brownsville
San Antonio & Mexican Construction Company
Grocer’s Pricey Tea With Mistress Brown Tale
A grocer quips with his new assistant Silas about a string of unsold goods bought by Mistress Brown. The uneasy youth confirms each item as Brown, hinting at a later tea invite. The piece then shifts to a note about the Arizona newspaper Dam Truth and the French use of sealed envelopes in 1726.
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Press Corps Tells of Mexican Revolution News Hustle
The article recounts how American and European correspondents covered the Mexican Revolution, detailing improvisation, arrests, and dangers in Juarez and El Paso. It notes Felix Sommerfield and reporters like Hagerty, Turner, and Lawrence guiding dispatches and the chaotic lack of a central news source.
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Madero
United States
Felix Sommerfield
Berlin
United Press
Associated Press
Mexico
el Paso
T. G. Turner
C. D. Haggerty
Chicago
Juarez
Sheldon Hotel
Guy Core
The
Omaha Bee
W. G. Shepherd
United Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association
Arthur Kuhl
Collier’s Weekly
David Lawrence
Washington
Alfred Henry Lewis
Hearst Newspapers
W. A. Willis
New York Herald
L. C. Speers
New York
Hare
Harding
Haggerty
Shepherd
Jimmy Hare
American Legion
Sanchez Ascona
Diaz
Mexico City
Ascona
Macero
Lawrence
Mure
Madero and Mexican labor issues draw editorials
The piece contrasts Madero's rise in Mexico with American tolerance, cites labor exploitation in Texas cotton camps, and cites Mr. Diebold’s plan to unite and protect Mexican workers. It condemns the mistreatment of Mexicans abroad, urges consular protection, and calls for action to support expatriate laborers.
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Stokes
Rose Pastor
Eads Howe
Howe
St. Louis
William English Walling
Chicago
Mexico
Diaz
America
Walling
Department of Foreign Relations of Mexico
Diebold
Texas
Exican Press
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