Vitalitas advertised as stomach aid by Memphis restaurant manager
A Memphis restaurant manager Conrad promotes Vitalitas as a universal stomach health tonic. He claims after using the product he can eat foods that formerly upset him, gains weight, and receives compliments from friends. The ad touts Vitalitas as preventative and curative for digestion, rheumatism, nervous weakness, and chronic ailments of the stomach liver and kidneys with Wagner's Drug Store as a contact point.
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Memphis
Conrad
Dunsean
Mewarts
Vitalitas
Une
Uhapke Sa Vitalite
Qenrad
Wagner
Fewer Births Mark Early War Effects in Paris
Paris reports show births fell in May the first war month, with 1550 births versus 2000 in February. The wartime impact is noted by the city epidemiologist and social reform context referenced in the dispatch.
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Paris
New Warning from Wilson on Mexico Relations
New York January reports quote Senator Urquida and other officials reacting to President Wilson's Mexican policy. The discussion centers on Villa and Carranza military actions near Mexico City, with emphasis on American assessment and anticipated outcomes. A bruising ground battle reportedly shapes the balance of power as observers weigh Wilson's plan.
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New York
New Fork
Francisco Urquida
Witvon
Mexico
Benor Urquida
Wilson
Villa
Carruzza
Brexica
Dravida
Leon
Mexico City
Carranza
Pyaela
Republic
Senor Upyulda
Oil Men Pay Ducile Tax Amid Mexican War Rumors
A long dispatch from Houston reports Lode Kerr of Gulf Feminine Company claiming Carranza forces hid supplies and that Ville factions pressured Mexico City. Washington accounts deny Carranza interception of corn imports and criticize sensationalist press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Lode
Carranza
Tiepive
Cononein
Welly
Vie
Aityplig
Carranzi
Con Beng
Txes
Mente
Plan to settle Texas railroad rate dispute stalls
A June hearing in Austin on rail freight rates shows the commission delaying decisions as it weighs a tentative agreement to drop some subjects from review. Amarillo and Panhandle interests oppose abolishing common point territory, warning of heavy impact if rates rise or interregional competition shifts.
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Thrall
Rockdale
Minrndale
Delier
Chuell
Austin
Tex
Salirong Commission
Rallrona
Houston
Galveston
Gulf Ports
Railroad Commission
Aubreck
Poth
J. C. Price
Nash Hardware’ Company
Port Worth
Commission
Texas
Intersina
Camerun Point
Common Point
Chalemann Marficht
Uartilo
H.C. Stiundt
Amacilly
Rales
Amarillo
Panhandle
Agricultrial
Stoey
Stinnell
Vwirktta
Kan
5Em Cowan
Mayfield
McNabls
Volerano
H. Palmer
Amazilla
Wichita
Yeun
Kensas
Wan
Artesia
Tox
Prisoner Not Retaken After Railroad Escape
The prisoner escaped Deputy Sheriff George Millard Tussany from a moving train near San Antonio. Up to 2 pm Wednesday he had not been recaptured. Officers pursued as reports of the escape spread, but the man remained at large despite sightings and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Millard
Plant Juice Proclaimed Miracle Drug by Satisfied User
A testimonial from Henry Wealth of 1229 Monterey Street, North Side, age 77, lauds Plant Juice for restoring appetite, easing stomach and kidney pains, and ending nervous fatigue. He credits the medicine with steady energy, regular bowels, and a renewed ability to walk, calling Plant Juice a God send and saying he would not trade it for $2,000. The product is sold at 5914 in San Antonio by Muchers Drug Store.
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Jules
Valslomach
Henry Wealth
Monterey Streel
North Side
Tved
San Antonio
Muchers Drog
Amarillo tariff talk sparks rate dispute
A Texas railroad hearing discussed proposed inter class commodity rates from Galveston to Amarillo and a $40 mile haul from Amarillo to Longview. Witnesses from wholesale hardware and druggists warned increases would burden local business and threaten liquidation or relocation, while some urged shared revenue burden.
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Amarillo
BBC
Galveston
Witnoga
A. M. Walsh
F. P. Roach
Amari
Obituary notices for Babit Dorr Hadden O'Brien and Wilks
Obituary notices report the deaths of Katherine Dorr Babit in St Louis area after a residence with her parents, and Alice Hadden of Fort Brookston with multiple relatives in Texas and elsewhere. Frank T. O'Brien, 53, formerly of LaCoste, died in a San Antonio hospital. Nellie D. Wilks, 33, died in Denver Boulevard, with burial arrangements to St Louis. Surviving relatives include spouses, parents, siblings, and children. services and burials planned in Austin, St Louis, and local areas.
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Katherine Dorr
Ulgh
Ding
Mire
George J. Durr
Wasl Agata Avenue
Bt Louls
Dorothy Carr
Ristechapel
Mr. Hiley
Congregational Church
Hadden
Alice Hadden
W. A. Hadden
Fort Brockston
Kerr- Villa
San Antonio
Bre CC
Frank BE
Mise
Drownaville
Cee Brothers
Will A. Locket
Sacramento
Charles J. Lackatt
Salt Lake City
Robert P. Lack
Wtt
New Orleans
O'Brien
Frank T. O'Brien
San Antounio Hspital
Lis
LaCaute
Tex
Virginie
Texas
Thres
Tom
Charles O'Brien
LeCoste
Herndop O'Brien
Mise Alice O'Brien
Lacoste
Bir
Albert Sidney Sohnston
Charg
Sloan & Daly
Austin
San Antonin
Wilks
Nellie D. Wins
Denver Boulevard
Tuinoiy
Zizik Undertakine Company
St. Louis
Tarine Tormeat
Melvin Wilks
Bholey Towing and Undertaking Co Adv and AutomoVite
An OCR fragment lists Bholey Towing Undertaking Co and AutomoVite with phone numbers 871 and 871 Adv. It also mentions Peatco Robins Undertaking Co with Crockatt and Nav numbers 2999 and 2533 The ad promotes a Cash Plan for funerals and a rapid ambulance service at a jetty CAM settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bholey-Towing Undertaking Co
AutomoVite Equipimmt
Peatco-Robins Undertaking Co
Crockatt
Cam
Carranza Forces Report Early Victory in Mexican Campaign
Reports from various fronts indicate advancing Constitutionalists near Mexico City and San Luis Potosi. Zapata and Villista positions near Ebans and Aura were engaged with captures of outposts and ammunition, while San Luis Potosi fell to Carranza troops amid reported officer casualties.
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Vera Uruz
Juan
Cosa Rsporia
Muxico City
Galpulaipari
Bai Bartolo del Monta
Zapatistas
Trevino
Villistes
Ebans
Auza
San Luis Potoss
Treving
Khana
Talveston
Tet
Jann 2
Revporta
Sravino
Villa
Bhana
Carranza
Aura
Ben Luis
San Luis Potoal
Hrowneville
Tex
San Luis Potosi
Balkans May Enter War With Allies
Rumors say Romania mobilizing up to one million troops as Bulgarian and Romanian talks continue. Germany cautious over Romania intervention. Vienna told to expect sacrifices by Austria-Hungary. Hungarian opposition leaders seek imperial briefing, while Russians report heavy Hungarian reinforcements on the San river. Western front shows no decisive gain.
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Near East
Roumant
Roumanli
Prasata
Ula Aly Whan
Vienna
Germany
Austria-hungary
Francia Joseph
San
Belgians Mass Artillery Battle Rages on Front
Havre France June 2 An official wire reports a fierce artillery duel on May 31 as Belgian guns of all calibres massed along the front. Belgian fire blocks German trains and stops fresh German reinforcements while Belgian troops respond with vigorous fire.
West Resting Quietly After Agate Indigestion Attack
Ike West a prominent Texark cattleman suffered agate indigestion Wednesday morning while riding in his buggy at the lime. He fainted and was rushed to St Anthony Hotel where a physician gave care. By noon he was resting quietly and recovering from the attack as news spread among pioneer cattlemen of the Southwest.
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Aryan
Welock
Naer
Bedi
Mongul
Ike West
Mr. West
St. Anthony
Lee Day Triumph at Confederate Veterans Convention
The Richmond gathering honored Robert E Lee as “world's greatest hero” per General Carr as thousands of veterans cheered Miss Anne Carter Lee and other dignitaries. Major Orren Randolph Smith of Louisburg was credited with origin of the Confederate flag while Credit for the flag’s origin was affirmed amid a stormy, divisive tribute to the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
United States
Anne Carter ‘Lee
Robert E. Lee
Lea
South
Mina Barah Morris Locel
Misa Ole Gertrede McLaurin
Loutadersey
Lee
Julian B. Carr
North Carolina
General Carr
Confederacy
Corr
Gsem
Alfred the Great
William Uo Miens
George Washington
Robert K Lae
B. M. Taw
Planitia
Pantodarney
Law
Orren Ras Golgh Smith
Louisburg
Confederate Memorial Institute
Battle Abbey
Dleet
Bennett H. Young
Birmingham
Gump Stuart
W. Hampton
Appomstiog
Tetwas
Watter Sons of
Confederate Veterans
William Jennings Brandon
Little Rock. Ark
Seymour Stuart
Don Quinones III Quinones and Pan American figures
Don Quinones III of Philadelphia and Dan Alfones Quinones, noted former president of Salvador and prominent vice president, were reported stricken with pneumonia amid recent Pan American events. Other attendees were mentioned as present at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadhlphla
Dan Alfones Quinones
Salvador
Ace
Pneumonic
Suspects Arrested in Weimer Murder Case
Arre sts of a soldier and a woman in connection with the killing of Charles Weimer, a Muths Garden proprietor, are reported by City Detectives Leng and Caru thers. Circumstantial evidence, including a tire trace and money missing after the May 6 attack, led to custody as San Antonio officers and Fort Sam Houston authorities cooperate.
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Charles Weimer
Muth's Garden
Aca
San Antonio
Leng
Caruthers
Bexar County
Grand Jurr
Weimer
Tme
Fort Sam Houston
Welmer
Jo Mark
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Duke of
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Einilet Reformint Party
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Taqnor
Noto
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Ampicn 1
Welk
Houston, Tex
O. L Kerr
The
Gulf Feminine
Das Agt
U.S
Washington
J. U
Catrants
Tedar
Hal Hu
Max
Leoves
Preag
Occa
Blexico
Department of State
Cepeetar
Zapatistan
Garrioza
Tain
Mezino
Lt Sa
Carranga
Ine International Committee
Lye
Oisis
Gorpany
Heve
Orlin
Grenody
Goss
Zapiatistas
Balkans
West
Sovionan
MEN IN Gray
Orren Randolph Smith
Louisburg, N.C
Don Quinones III
Paxi
Algerican
Salvador II I
Puenntonts
J. W. Donnell Clothier
England
State Bank & Trust Company
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