Prominent San Antonio Druggist Praises Vitalitas
Interviews with San Antonio figures describe Vitalitas improving sleep and appetite, easing rheumatic pain, and aiding digestion. Claims extend across Texas and the South with Savvy users attributing health benefits to Vitalitas sold by Summers Drug Store and generally available from druggists.
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San Antonio
J. L. Gaines
Soledad St
J. Ratliff
S. San Janto St
Vitalitas
Frank Coleman
Dunning Avenue
Cashier
E. L. Ford
E. Commerce St
Texas
South
Summers Drug Store
War prophets go wrong in prophetic boastful claims
The piece ridicules early 20th century war astrologers and mystics who mispredicted dates for a world war. It contrasts Stray Stories and monk Brother Johannes with forecasters who claimed wars would begin around 2000 or during 1914 and 1913, noting their vague, uncertain insights.
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Johannes
Europe
Orior
Frank Allen
American Astrological Society
Parisian offers 20000 for interstellar wireless link
The New York Sun reports M. Pierre Guzman of Paris offers 20000 francs to the astronomer who first makes contact with any planet or star besides Mars via wireless. He argues Martians are a poor target for a sensational prize and hints American scientists in Arizona show Mars would pay too little.
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New York Sun
M. Pierre Guzman
Paris
France
M. Guzman
Mars
Arizona
Roosevelt Loyalists Push for Unity at Republican Convention
Delegates in Chicago, amid damp hall and rain, discussed strategizing against the Democratic administration. Roosevelt led the ballots as the Colorado group signaled support for Fairbanks on later rounds, while Smoot reported on the conference with Progressive delegates urging Roosevelt as a unifying candidate. The roll call sparked demonstrations as Whitman announced Hughes and Taft names, prompting cheers and defections from Pennsylvania.
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Alfred I. Dupont
Delaware
Dupont
Fairbanks
Harding
William McDowell
Roosevelt
Conference
Smoot
Republican Committee
Progressive Committee
Messrs. Perkins
New York
Johnson
California
Bonaparte
Maryland
Wilkinson
Parker
Louisiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Reed Smoot
W. Murray Crane
W. E. Borah
Nicholas Murray Butler
A. R. Johnson
Arizona
Whitman
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Taft
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Michigan
Mississippi
Vermont
Massachusetts
Utah
Old Town
Illiam Allen White
Gifford Pinchot
Coliseum
Hiram Johnson
John M. Parker
Raymond Robins
Illinois
Robins
Joseph Stolz
Chicago
Charles E. Mason
Maine
Georgia
Teddy
C. R. Hutchess
Iowa
Rank
Dean William Draper Lewis
Resolutions Committee
John W. McGrath
White House
William Loeb Jr
McGrath
Loeb
Oyster Bay
Borah Appeals For Unity At Progressive Convention
Senator Borah spoke to the Progressive delegates in Chicago urging unity with Roosevelt as a shared leader. The hall roared with chants of We want Teddy as debates focused on uniting the two conventions and potential joint nomination.
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Auditorium
Chicago
William E. Borah
Robins
Senator Borah
Borah
Roosevelt
Teddy
Moses
United States
Perkins
Eee
Republican Conference Committee
Republican Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
Idaho
William Flynn
Pennsylvania
Mann
Henry Allen
Ade
Progressive Peace
Progressive Conference Committee
Peace conference of Republican and Progressive committees
A midnight session at the Chicago Club brought together Republican and Progressive leaders in a bid for peace. The two committees, led by Reed Smoot and George W. Perkins, adjourned without a firm agreement and hinted at possible future meetings during the day.
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Progressive Report
Messrs. Reed Smoot
W. Murray Crane
W. E. Borah
Nicholas Murray Butler
A. R. Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Hiram W. Johnson
Charles J. Bonaparte
John M. Parker
Horace 8. Wilkinson
Chicago
Republican Committee
Reed Smoot
Utah
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
William E. Borah
Idaho
New York
Ohio
Progressive Committee
Hiram Johnson
California
Horace B. Wilkinson
Maryland
Har
Mexicans to Confer With AFL to Avert War
Mexico City June 9. Representatives of Mexican labor unions plan to send a four man delegation to El Paso to confer with the American Federation of Labor to prevent war between the United States and Mexico. Women members will meet tomorrow to prepare a petition urging the women of the United States to act.
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Mexico City
el Paso
American Federation of Labor
United States
Mexico
Governor Circulates Telegram on U S Troop Withdrawal
Durango's governor issues a circular telegram urging state executives to back General Carranza in demanding the withdrawal of American troops, aimed at easing hostilities between Mexico and the United States.
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Durango
Carranza
U. S
Berlin Reports Gains on Verdun Front
Berlin reports gains on the Verdun front with fighting on the right bank of the Meuse said to be continuing in our favor. Enemy counter attacks at Thiaumont wood and between Chapitre weed and Fort Vaux were repulsed, with severe losses to the enemy, according to a war office statement from June 9.
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Berlin
London
Meuse
Verdun Front
Thiaumont Wood
Chapitre Weed
Fort Vaux
War Office
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