Urrutia condemns Wilson note as transgression in Mexico policy
Former Huerta official Dr. Aureliano Urrutia denounces President Wilson's message to Carranza Villa and Zapata as a breach of Mexico's sovereignty. He warns the new U.S. policy will inflame Mexican sentiment and hints at forming a revolutionary movement while criticizing the White House for abandoning a waiting strategy.
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Mexico
Aureliano Urrutia
Gubernacion
Huerta
Wilson
Carranza
Villa
Zanata
Bre
Urrutis
San Antonio
United States
Andres Garza Galan
United Suates
Mr. Wilean
Mr. Wilson
Iarge
P Dent
Republic of Mexico
Villista
White Mouse
Dhue
Palley
White House
Diaderista
Shemetni
Vel
Alga
Voleinn
Than
Four Women Hurt as Funeral Carriage Team Runs Away
Four women were injured when a funeral carriage team bolted at a West Commuter and St Marys street intersection. The wreck demolished the carriage, with Mrs. M. J. Hell Mrs. S. Weeks Mrs. Pred Carver and Mrs. N. Barbee among the injured. The carriage was returning from cemetery No. 8 after NG Keylich’s funeral when the runaway occurred, endangering bystanders.
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West Commuter
St. Mary's Street
M. J. Hell
Stieven Hiveel
S. Weeks
Winkies Street
Pred Carver
Wickes Street
Vie Avives
I Fitney Automuhila Sie
Ocala
West Texas Diocese to split into three deaneries
The eleventh annual West Texas Episcopal Diocese council approved a plan to divide the diocese into Gonzales eastern deanery Corpus Christi southern Igumnites and San Antonio western deanery. A new board of missions was created and officers including Bishop Coadjutor W T Coners were re-elected. The session featured devotional talks and a luncheon for council members.
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Smatedeacon
W. T. Coners
Council
West Texas
Gonzales
Corpus Christ
San Antonio
Board of Missions
Archdea
Philip Cook
St. Mark’s Church
G. Herbert Reese
Trinity
McKenzies
Philip Cook I. Sutherland
John Tobin
St. Mary's Hall
Ladies of
ITZ Virgii foot comfort promises relief for tired feet
An advertisement extols ITZ Virhigi rented foot comfort for tired aching feet. It claims relief from corns blisters and swelling and promises painless steps with long lasting ease and no drugs. The jumbled copy references shoes and a local company in a casual promotional tone.
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ITZ Virhigi
Food Inspectors File 27 Complaints Against Dealers
State party food commission filed 27 complaints against milk and meat dealers in Antonio. The charges include adulterated meat milk sausage and other teas sold. Committals were set Thursday afternoon by the commissioner and pure food inspectors.
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Pary Fuod
TLTL
Hofstein
Ain Antonio
Rosenthal Killing Described In District Court
In the thirty seventh district court witnesses described how Samuel Rosenthal died on May 27 at the hands of Mary Hopkins. Habeas corpus bail proceedings were heard as the state represented by Assistant District Attorney Joe Graham presented four witnesses. The defense was led by A B Cowen as the trial continued.
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Hoffman
Austin
State Board
Juulive R. Nel Campbell
Campbell Gald
B. Black
R. H. Hoffman
T. H. Johnson
J.H. Brim
Fifth Street
Rosenthal
Teatifred
Hopkin
Hopking
Tragenthal
Hopkins
Pred Lancaster
Frank R. Newton
Laura Martin
Ms Hopkins
Witners
Wes
Thirty-seventh District Court
Samuel Rosenthal
Mary Hopkins
Joe Graham Una
Frm
Chambers & Watson
A. B. Cowen
R. Fohinson
St Marys Alumni Banquet Plans Highlight Meeting
St Marys College Alumni prepare for their annual banquet to be held at the Gunter Hotel on June 1. The Alumni Association will meet Thursday evening to finalize plans noting a social program with refreshments and music. Committee members include Fred C. Graos chair Herman Baremaon Ed A Graehner Haney Z Menger and George Witte. The Gunter ballroom will be elaborately decorated for the event and Wil Vane Dieiman of the class of 1823 will be the tenor performer.
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St. Mary's College
Gunter Hotel
Alumni Association
Dissolution of National Currency Association of San Antonio
The National Currency Association of San Antonio formed by banks in September to relieve financial stress amid the European war has decided to dissolve. Officers say the group served its purpose as emergency currency was issued to 19 of 34 member banks, totaling about 3.76 million in circulation with securities around 1.051 million. Dr Frederick Terreitt
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National Currency Association of
San Antonio
Aldrich-Vrevlard
Frederick Terreit
Colonels Named for Texas Rough Rider Scouts Leadership
Oscar C. Guesnaz named colonel in the Texas Rough Rider Scouts as the regiment organizes. Many McNeel Scouts join, with San Antonio members to meet soon to discuss plans and connectivity with the board of managers. Also notice served to produce commission houses near the market to screen all produce within five days amidst anticipated opposition.
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Oscar C. Guesnaz
Regiment
Texas
Rough Aid Scouts
McNeel Scouts
Guesayz
San Antonio
United States
Iaod
Theodore Anderson
Moonis
Hera
Tr 1G
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