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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

4

Dr Williams Pink Pills praised as cure for paralysis

A sensational claim extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for paralysis and nervous disorders. Testimony from D L Lucas of Cleveland details dramatic recovery after prolonged illness and near death, with a $1000 reward for fraud proof and an offer to mail a free booklet on nervous disorders.

Williams United States D. L. Lucas Mr. Lucas Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y J. E. Evans Union National Bank Schenectady, N

Lawsuit Over Rail Line Contract Between J F Burns and Artesian Belt

The J F Burns Railroad company sues Artesian Belt Railroad for 31339 dollars plus interest in district court. It claims a 1908 contract with Dr Charles F Simmons to build a 40 mile line from Macdona to New Artesia failed due to missing engines and defective equipment. Delays from nighttime switching and trips to Poteet and Jourdan Town are alleged to have hindered construction and labor.

Thirty-Seventh District J. F. Burns Railroad Company Artesian Belt Railroad Company P. H. McNemer San Antonio Charles F. Simmons Charles Dr. Simmons Poteet and Jourdantown

Fort Brown Cemetery to Move 3000 Bodies

The National cemetery at Fort Brown will be abandoned and 3000 soldiers and officers buried there moved to Alexandria National Cemetery in Pineville Louisiana. Removal work, contracted to N E Rendall, starts within two weeks due to Rio Grande encroachment.

Fort Brown Louisiana Brownsville Tex National Cemetery Alexandria National Cemetery Pinesville N. E. Rendall Rio Grande

Troops Enter Houston After Simultaneous Advance

General Mills' 4200 regulars entered Houston from the south at 10 o'clock and pitched tents in Central Park. Casualties were few despite the Galveston march, health reported good. Officers to be entertained at the Country club. parade planned for downtown streets tomorrow before returning to Galveston.

Houston Tex Mills Central Park Galveston Country Club Rice

Train Robbery Shocks Niagara Falls Bandits Loot Freight Car

Four gunmen halted an Erie freight train inside Niagara Falls New York and stole a carload of merchandise. They cut the air hose, forced the engine crew to stop, boarded cars and dumped goods onto the road before fleeing toward the Canadian border. Police search continues with value of loot undetermined.

Niagara Falls Associated Press N. Y Erie

Graduation Exercises At Beethoven Hall Tonight

High school plans graduation ceremonies at Beethoven Hall this evening. Diplomas will be awarded by vice president T. M. Dechman in Dr. Frederick Terrill’s absence. Salutatorian Viola Crowell and valedictorian Kathleen Murphy will address guests. A dramatic adaptation of The Princess by Tennyson features Edward Holland and Kathleen Murphy in leading roles.

Beethoven Hall T. M. Dechman Frederick Terrill Viola Crowell Kathleen Murphy Tennyson Edward Holland

Gonzales County finances show healthy balance

Gonzales Texas June 1 The county treasurer reports a solid financial condition to the commissioners court with a total balance on hand across funds of 30427 dollars 12 cents.

Gonzales Tex Gonzales County Commissioners’ Court

Digestit Offered by Local Drug Stores for Indigestion

Generous offer promotes Digestit as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. Drugstores will refund the cost if customers are not pleased after a few doses, with a full-size package provided at no cost upon request. Digestit digests food, tones the stomach, and aims to permanently cure dyspepsia.

Digestit Co Jackson, Miss

TIZ Foot Remedy Delivers Quick Pain Relief

A vintage advertisement extols TIZ as the only foot remedy that draws out poisonous exudations and cures corns bunions and calluses. It claims immediate relief with use, markets at 25 cents a box, and lists Walter Luther Dodge & Co. of Chicago as the supplier.

Sam. A. Hoover Progress N. CO Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Ill

Boy 11 Murdered by 13-Year-Old Companion

The body of 11-year-old John Maile was found in a Cherry street tenement coal bin with a bullet wound. Investigators say a 13-year-old companion took $15 and bought a new suit. Carmin Pimbino admits firing, claiming accidental death. Andrew Leone was jailed as part of a group of youths who described a scene where they revived the corpse with water and prayed beside it.

Associated Press New York Cherry Street John Maile Carmin Pimbino Andrew Leone Jesse Pomeroy Massachusetts

Son Finds Father After Accident at Louisville Station

Frank Buck of the Pennsylvan ia railroad discovered the mangled body of his father William Buck a Pennsylvania railroad passenger engineer at Fourteenth and Main streets. He had waved to friends from a train from Indianapolis when his head struck a new street sign post causing fatal neck trauma. The body was taken to Indianapolis for burial.

Associated Press Louisville Fourteenth Main Streets Frank Buck Pennsylvania Railroad William Buck Indianapolis Buck

Storm toll rises in Pittsburg as winds hit 64 mph

A brutal storm battered the region with 64 mph winds and torrential rain. Nine year old Ethel Mukruer died after being blown into a doorway by the wind. George A. Martin of Pittsburg Tube suffered a fractured skull from a falling sign and is hospitalized. Reports describe widespread damage across the state.

Associated Press Pittsburg Weather Bureau Ethel Mukruer George A. Martin

Scotland Population Rises to 4,759,445 in Census

Scotland's provisional census figures released today show a population of 4,759,445, up 283,342 from 1901. The increase marks the smallest rise since 1861, indicating slower growth over the period.

Associated Press Tondon Scotland

Interurban Plan from Waco to Dallas Confirmed

H H Shear of Rotan Grocery and Southern Traction leaders confirm sale of Citizens' Street Railway and Waco Gas Electric properties to Southern Traction. An interurban Dallas to Waco line via Waxahachie and Hillsboro will be built with a new Brazos bridge and street car service to past Waco. Surveyors are within twelve miles of Waco.

Waco, Tex H. H. Shear Rotan Grocery Company Southern Traction Company Strickland of Dallas Citizens’ Street Railway Company Waco Gas & Electric Light Company Waco Waxahachie Hillsboro Brazos J. P. Boughton Street Railway Company St. Louis

Barroom shooting claims two bystander lives in Denver

In Denver on June 1 a midnight fusillade by Harold F. Henwood killed aviator I. Von Phul of St. Louis and later fatally wounded George Copeland of Victor Colorado, a bystander. Copeland died today from his wounds as Henwood pleaded not guilty to murder in Von Phul's death.

Associated Press Denver Colo I. von Phul St. Louis Harold F. Henwood George ©. Copeland Victor Henwood

Chicago Board of Trade to Consider Drastic Rules

The Chicago Board of Trade will consider a new set of rules to curb breadstuffs manipulation after an investigation into the late May wheat corner. Several members may face discipline as price disparities between May wheat and cash wheat at yesterday's close are noted. May wheat traded around 1.04 and cash around 0.91.

Chicago Board of Trade Associated Press Chicago

Boundary monuments along Rio Grande completed

American engineers of the international boundary commission finish setting monuments on the banks of the Rio Grande created since 1898 and the base line along the military road. Mexican engineers should finish their monuments on the river’s Mexican side in about ten days. Boundary survey in this section will be completed with field notes to be worked out in El Paso.

Brownsville Tex International Boundary Commission Rio Grande el Paso

Georgia drainage congress backs state funding for swamp land survey

In Fitzgerald on June 1 the Georgia drainage congress adopted resolutions urging a legislature appropriation of 5000 dollars to supplement federal funds for a survey of swamp and overflowed lands in Georgia. State geologist S. W. McCallie and federal drainage expert J. W. Phillips spoke as the group set July 6 as the date for the next meeting in Atlanta.

Fitzgerald Georgia Georgia Drainage Congress S. W. McCallie J. W. Phillips Federal Bureau of Drainage Atlanta

Boy shoots father after being told too young to fire

In Louisville a seven year old boy Floyd Powell shot his father John W. Powell with a 22 caliber rifle. The father, injured in the abdomen, faces a nonrecoverable condition according to doctors. A separate ad promotes Hall's Texas Wonder for various ailments with testimonials from Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis.

Associated Press Louisville Floyd Powell John W. Powell Hall Texas Wonder E. W. Hall Olive St St. Louis

Prohibition Speaker Plans 1000 Mile Texas Tour

Rev. H. C. Barber, leading prohibitionist orator, will begin a thousand mile car tour from Fort Worth this week, visiting towns across West Texas to campaign for statewide prohibition.

West Texas Associated Press Fort Worth Tex H. C. Barber

Whooping Cough Party Celebrates a Birthday

Brockton Mass June 1 The whooping cough party is a new children’s entertainment idea. J Anson Brock five invited eight friends with the illness who whooped, played and ate cake and ice cream for three hours. A best whooper received a cake. a consolation cake went to the lad who whooped least.

Associated Press Brockton Mass J. Anson Brock Brock

Navy training station near Chicago to open July 1

Two detachments of seamen and petty officers arrived at the new United States naval training station at North Chicago, with Mare Island and Puget Sound units leading the first arrivals. About 100 detachments are expected to follow as the station prepares for its July 1 opening.

Chicago Ill United States Naval Training Station North Chicago Mare Island Puget Sound

Brick Test a Success Near Corpus Christi

Brick made from Mussett clay and light-colored field clay in Texas near the Mexican border showed excellent texture and rich color with few imperfections. A small kiln yielded uneven temperature, but results surpassed stockholders’ expectations.

Corpus Christi Tex

Miner Crushed by Mine Car in Applewold Accident

John Spyder of Applewold, near Kittanning, was injured when a brake test on a mine car caused him to be thrown under the vehicle. The accident fractured his skull, broke an arm, and crushed both feet. doctors fear amputation may be needed and he faces potential lifelong disability.

Associated Press Kittanning John Spyder Applewold Here

Violent quake shocks Grenada city and nearby villages

A strong earthquake struck St George Grenada and surrounding areas at 3 14 yesterday causing destroyed houses and injuries. Jose Loubens and wife owners of a major Mexico City grocery will depart tomorrow via the Southern Pacific to Los Angeles. They are staying at the Bexar.

West Indies Associated Press ST. George Grenada Thie City Jose Loubens Mexico City Southern Pacific Los Angeles Bexar

Riebe Undertaking Us auto ambulance service

Riebe Undertaking Us offers ambulance service from 221 EB Com. Phone 34.

Riebe Undertaking Us Auto Ambulance

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