Was in doubt says Morris L Levy about Plant Juice
Mr. Morris L Levy of 512 San Pedro Avenue told the Plant Juice demonstrator at Fischer's Drug Store that Plant Juice relieved his insomnia and nervous debility. He says after three days he felt better and slept eight or nine hours nightly, with nerves restored. He recommends Plant Juice for appetite, digestion, sleep, mood, and energy, claiming it harmless yet potent and promising further benefits with continued use. He urges readers to visit the Fischer's demonstrator at Holston and Alamo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris L. Levy
San Pedro Avenue
Fischer's Drug Store
Fischer’s
Holston
Alamo
Forged Check Arrest At Joske Bros Store
A man was arrested at Joske Bros after attempting to pass a forged ten dollar check signed as J. D. Pulliam. City Detective Joe Knaus filed an affidavit in Justice Umscheid’s court charging him with forging and passing a false instrument. Pulliam repudiated the signature when contacted by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Pulliam
Joske Bros
Justice Umscheid
Joe Knaus
E. Miller
Joske’s
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
G Antwine Smith and Pearl McKay Guido E Jordan and Alice M Huffaker George Spencer and Leta Walker William L Mason and Grace E Ely received marriage licenses in the latest city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Antwine Smith
Pearl McKay
Guido E. Jordan
Alice M. Huffaker
George Spencer
Leta Walker
William L. Mason
Grace E. Ely
Miss Lula Banks Trusts B B B for Health Recovery
Miss Lula Banks of Chambers County Alabama recounts a long illness including typhoid fever and septic fever. She credits B B B with restoring her health, claiming she gained weight from a near skeletal state and that the medicine cures ulcers rheumatism catarrh and all blood troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Banks
Chambers Co., Alabama
Rebels Take Nordes From Texas Ranches
The article describes mass cross border movement with panicked natives heading toward the border. Only two Americans left on the last northbound train as about 800 Mexican women and children from middle class groups reach Juarez and El Paso. Over 1,000 Mexicans have entered from the interior in four days and many face hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Jarrez
Interior
Elaso
Juarez
Rebel Cavalry Near Sta Isabel Battles Fed Forces
Rebels under Col Felix Terrazas move west to watch Villa and Rabago's forces marching from Parral toward Santa Isabel 45 miles west along the Mexican Northwestern railroad. Marcos Russek and Eleseo Ruiz from Jimenez fled to Sta Isabel and allegedly aided the rebels by selling $100000 in clothing and supplies. They surrendered $40000 in merchandise on demand and claimed they would have supplied the federal army if asked. The goods are owned by Russek's mother, widow of an American citizen, and listed with U S consul James I Long at Parral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chihuahua
Felix Terrazas
Villa
Rabago
Parral
Santa Isabel
Marcos Russek
Eleseo Ruiz
Jimenez
Russek
Ruiz
Russell
James I. Long
Rebels Capture Rifles in Skirmish Near Sierra Blanca
Rebels report capturing 35 rifles in a clash with federals on the Mexican side opposite Sierra Blanca. They claim some federals were killed and a wire across the river was cut. News from Juarez adds a report of a planned attack on 453 federals at Bosque Bonito and Jose Quintana’s arrest as a spy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Sierra Blanca
Juarez
Texas
Mexico
Juan Moreno
Jose de la Cruz Sanchez
Federal
Bosque Bonito
Moreno Ranch
Jose Quintana
Alberto Madero
Rangers Seize Ammunition on Mexican Border
About 20 000 rounds of ammunition have been seized by the Texas rangers on the Mexican border in the past two months, mainly near El Paso. Captain John R. Hughes says the border situation is quiet now but guards continue to curb neutrality law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Rangers
el Paso
John R. Hughes
Hughes
Villa arrest report denied by El Paso uncle
Alberto Madero, uncle of Mexico’s president, said a Mexico City report that General Francisco Villa was arrested by General Huerta was confused with the arrest of Colonel Tomas Urbina. He claimed Villa was with Nabago moving toward Chihuahua and that Urbina was accused of looting an American ranch before the Conejos battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Alberto Madero
Mexico
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Huerta
Tomas Urbina
Senor Badero
Nabago
Chihuahua
Urbina
Conejos
Yaquis Attack Santa Maria Forces Appeal for Reinforcements
Federal garrison at Santa Maria near Mayor Lorena Sonora reports being surrounded by a large Yaqui force and appeals to Hermosillo for help. Reinforcements unavailable as 500 troops were sent to Chihuahua to join Gen Huerta, leaving local forces stretched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Mayor Lorena
Sonora
Hermosilio
Huerta
Chihuahua
Warships to reach Cuba Friday and aid mission
The United States plans to send marines to Cuba with President Gomez backing the interior protection. An emergency $65,000 navy appropriation covers ammunition, transport, and supplies while arms move from Key West to Havana by train and ship. The move aims to relieve Cuban forces for frontline action, though U S officials warn it does not absolve Cuba of responsibility for insurgent acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
Beaupre
Key West
Havana
Cuba
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Gomez Asks Aid to Crush Insurgents in Cuba
President Gomez issues a signed statement saying the United States aid would assist Cuban military actions by allowing more troops to pursue armed insurgents and protect properties as guerrillas occupy rebel territories and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Gomez
United States
Rebels Repulsed Near Cobre Mines in Cuba Action
Rebels attacked the Cobre mines in Cuba with gunfire lasting about an hour before being driven off by armed employees. They also clashed with a government guard at Punta de Sal and were repulsed. Palma Soriano residents barricaded the city amid fears of a rebel assault while foreigners sought consular protection. Veterans Cols Valiente and Vaillant returned from the field, plans reportedly failed and a pause was ordered. The US gunboat Paducah observed from Daiquiri vicinity but saw no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santiago
Cuba
Cobre
Punta de Sal
Palma Soriano
Valiente
Vaillant
United States
Paducah
Daiquiri
Cuere
Cuba Quiet as Marines Relieve Guards in Oriente
Havana reports no new movement from Oriente province as Cuban plantation guards return to commands and guerrilla forces begin to form. Marines have relieved guards and the city remains calm with no fresh news or anticipated offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Oriente
Family row ends with Hubbard ties peppered by bird shot
Dan Hubbard and his wife, both Negro, were hit by bird shot during a family dispute at 315 North Richter street. They were treated in the city hospital by Dr. Burg and Dr. Elmendorf. F. D. English was arrested by Detective Joe Knaus. Hubbard had recently faced charges in Justice Umscheid's court and paid fines for disturbing the peace and displaying a pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hubbard
Hubbard
Richter Street
City Hospital
Burg
Elmendorf
F. D. English
Joe Knaus
Justice Umscheid
Buckley
Gompers Backs Bill as Labor Pushes for Favorable Report
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, urged the House Judiciary Committee to report favorably on the Brantle workmen's compensation bill. He blamed lawyers doctors and ambulance chasers for opposition, while Representative Henry and Texas delegates vowed to voice protests to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
House Committee On Judiciary
Brantle
Henry
Texas
New Rule for Paying Jurors in Texas Courts
First Assistant Attorney General James D. Walthall announced a new construction of the juror pay law. Jurors sworn for the full week and excused on certain days will receive pay for the entire week, on the basis that they are on duty for the full period for which they were sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
James D. Walthall
Walthall
Committee Lacks Power in Money Trust Inquiry
New York June 6. Pujo announces the money trust investigation will delay main testimony until autumn due to lack of power to compel data. He explains data must come from corporate books and that collateral subjects will be heard before summer vacation. Andrew Carnegie reportedly contributed 5000 in this prior inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Money Trust
Pujo
House
Finance Committee
Senate
Clearing House Association
The
Stock Exchange
Laurence Loughlin
National Citizens’ League For the Promotion
Samuel Untermyer
Untermeyer
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Loughlin
Andrew Carnegie
William Scherer
New York Clearing House Association
Abbott Called to Dallas on Pure Food Probe
Pure Food Commissioner Abbott was summoned to Dallas due to his wife’s illness. Chief Chemist Golaz and Assistant Chemist Hoffman traveled to North Texas to pursue prosecutions under the pure food law and to conduct related investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Dallas
Austin
Tex
Pure Food
Golaz
Hoffman
North Texas
North
Texas
Salvation Army leader Emma Merdian seriously ill in San Antonio
Captain Emma Merdian of the Salvation Army, longtime head of the San Antonio activities and pivotal in establishing the Rescue Home on River Avenue, is reported seriously ill at the home. She is widely known for her Salvation Army work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogseme . Ts
Emma Merdian
Salvation Army
San Antonio
River Avenue
Taft Wins in First Skirmish and National Committee Moves
Taft captures early victories in five districts while California and Arkansas contests highlight the taft Roosevelt split. National committee members including Hilles, Vorys, Brooker, Ward, Kellogg, Duncan, Blan, McCoy and Borah arrive for strategy sessions as Taft supporters seek a governing code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
California
Taft
Roosevelt
National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
Arthur Vorys
Ohio
Brooker
Smilar
E. C. Duncan
Blan
Georgia
Henry B. McCoy
Philippines
W. EB. Borah
Idaho
Wilson supporters plan to seek Baltimore nomination at Raleigh convention
In Raleigh on June 6 supporters of Gov. Woodrow Wilson prepare to ask the state democratic convention to instruct its delegates at large to vote for him at Baltimore. Oscar W. Underwood backers aim for an uninstructed delegation. About 200 delegates are said to favor neither candidate and may hold the balance of power. Former Governor Glenn to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Oscar W. Underwood
Glenn
West Virginia Democratic Convention Moves to Parkersburg Opera House
Delegates will convene in Parkersburg after plans to use the fair grounds were abandoned. Extra seats were arranged in the local opera house to accommodate attendees. Champ Clark supporters argued against Baltimore uninstructed delegates as the convention opened late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Fair Grounds
Opera House
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Clark Forces Fight at Democratic State Convention
In Duluth Minnesota the state Democratic convention opened with a clash between Clark and Wilson factions. Clark aims to send 24 delegates to Baltimore to back New Jersey governor Wilson, while Wilson leads most instructed delegates. Lynch supporters work to block Clark efforts as districts vote two delegates each and six at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
New Jersey
Ford Bynch
St. Paul
Lynch
Arkansas to Select Delegates at State Convention
Democrats at the Arkansas state convention in Little Rock will elect delegates at large today. Prominent names mentioned include U.S. Senators James P. Clarke and Jeff Davis, Rep. Joseph T. Robinson the gubernatorial nominee, John H. Hineman, Stephen Brundige, Jerry C. South, and Speaker Clark's campaign manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
United States
James P. Clarke
Jeff Davis
Joseph T. Robinson
John H. Hinem
Freight Refused Across Southern Pacific Lines Due to Louisiana Floods
The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad and connecting lines are ordered to accept no perishable freight for New Orleans and beyond because of flood delays in Louisiana. Shipments may be accepted if owners sign a written release of responsibility. San Antonio offices report no washouts yet, but trains are delayed by high water along the Southern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
New Orleans
Points
Louisiana
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Hotel Arrivals List Spanning Cities Across Texas and Beyond
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests and visitors from Dallas Houston San Antonio El Paso and other cities including Philadelphia St Louis Birmingham and New York. Names include Walter Haim F Schaul J J Miller J H Hil and Mrs J C Kather with many more noted from Beeville Carrizo Springs Crystal City and Galveston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Walter Haim
Philadelphia
F. Schaul
Boston
H. B. Hobson
Dallas
W. Jordan
Evansville
Tom Shofner
Los Angeles
H. E. Green
R.G. McNeal
Harrisburg
F. L. Williams
Charles T. Phelan
W. N. Neff
Tyler
Beeville
G. H. Barrett
St. Paul
Tex
J. B. Watson
New Orleans
Morris Gordon
Houston
William Browneller
John Pickens
el Paso
Katherine Brownson
L. Wueste
Hagle Pass
W. C. Prowse
J. BE. Cauley
Cincinnati
Menger
B. Hitchell
Missing Girl Reunited After Mexican Quarter Abduction
Deputy Sheriff Alfonso Newton found a fourteen year old girl hidden behind a house after a three day search in the Mexican quarter. The Mexican youth who abducted her was captured up town. The girl’s parents consented to a wedding performed by Justice Ben Fisk, and the couple were married at the courthouse after a brief confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Newton
Ben Fisk
Newton
Steves & Sons announce summer Saturday closures
During June July and August the offices yards and planing mill will be closed Saturdays at 12 noon. The note appears in the Sunset ad for Ed Steves & Sons and includes a second slogan I N. The quotation about applied science from the Louisville Courier Journal is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Steves & Sons
Crops Abundant In Southwest Texas Says Postmaster
Postmaster J. J. Stevens reports from Wilson County that corn yields will reach 75 to 160 bushels per acre, double the recent years’ output, with cotton also thriving despite grasshoppers. He notes rains further bolster prospects while Mississippi valley floods may curb overproduction, forecasting 1912 as a record year for Texas staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stevens
Wilson County
Southwest
Mississippi Valley
Texas
No License to Practice Practicing Doctor Faces Complaint in Court
A complaint filed in county court alleges Dr. Policarpo Rueda, a Vasquista leader in San Antonio, treated J. S. Noriega without a medical license. Witnesses include A. Lozano and J. Cassiano. the case centers on registration requirements and is described as technical. The article also notes exiled Mexican politics surrounding Emilio Vasquez Gomez and a digressive schoolyard joke at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policarpo Rueda
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio
J. D. Nixon
Rueda
J. S. Noriega
Lcense
A. Lozano
el. Orden Amigos de Los Pueblos
L. Dinwiddie
F. Acosta
Jesus Cassiano
Francisco I. Madero
Tirubaya
Mexico
Washington
Vasquis
San Antoni
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MR. Morris L. Levy
Atlanta
Galing
Nordes
Sta, Isabel
Terrazas
Co-Operative Home Building
Home Building & Investment
North Richter Street
Gompers
Bill
Charles F. Brooker
Connecticut
W. M. Ward
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Mr. Brooker
North Carolina
Sunset Central Lines
AN Fernand
AIS Navarro
Oldphone de New
Collins Garden
Louisville Courier-Journal
Stevens
Rootdigger
Sarah Deal
Ford
Dobbin
Ford Sales Company
Houston St
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