Ham Captain Arraigned By Court Martial At Fort Sam Houston
The court martial of Captain Yancey, cavalry officer, began at Fort Sam Houston for alleged violations of the 12th 95th and 93rd articles of war connected to the shooting of four prisoners during a punitive expedition into Mexico. Witnesses testified that Texas Rangers shot two prisoners and that the captors were escorted by Army officers as the column moved toward Carrizo Springs.
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Cpert
Cantaines
Yancey
Marged
Mesigo
Fort Sam Houston
Caid
State Department
Mesien Roverement
Jesus Jiner
Franciseo Joe
Jose Fuentes
Wernardino Saipad
Ind Scticl
Supervne
Jesus Renteris
Paul H. Davie
Harold G. Peterson
Mexico
Joseph Heath
Ath
Pris
Mem
Texas Rangers
Cassino Springs
Sontoerg Department
Tezua
Reuth
Tie
Matlock
Leonard
Mallock
James B. Yancey
Eawilry
Washington
J. Conn
George 1. Shaw
Prus
Grorge C. Shaw
United States
Meaien
Wien
Domest
Near
Neal
Eic
Cardzel Springs
Nel
J. K. Calilwill
Tcoop A. 5Th Cavalry
Byvidrs Sregeant Reuth
Cie
New Piano Method Adopted In Evanston Schools
Chicago July 1 The Evanston school system plans to add a new piano education method to fall curriculum based on cardboard keyboard demonstrations. Sixteen third grade students tested the method over three months, showing progress in familiar pieces and individual practice.
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Chicago
al of
Evanston
Wea
Osborne McDonalds
Raid
Citywide Pride Shines in San Antonio Census Jubilation
A grand parade marked San Antonio’s census triumph with fireworks, star shells, and a large crowd along Houston and Commerce streets. W. G. Tobin presided as Grand Marshal while Marine units, the 11th Cavalry, Camp Travis Band, and local officials led the procession. The celebration highlighted a growing metropolis of 161,308 and a marquee electric sign planned for the Central Trust Building, though installation ran late.
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Antonio
Texas
Uie Ceeus
W. G. Tobin
France
Yar
Merino Gend
Marine Unips
1Th Cavalry
Sebres
Camp Travis
Chanber of Commerce
Er Salvations
Forko
Enufayes
Elks
Camp Normoyte
San Autos
Vesay
Ban Antonia
Metropolis
Erstor Martin Wright
Public Service Conpany
Vitalitas Voiced as Greatest Rheumatism Remedy
Robert Slater, a Boston tourist guide, writes that after long rheumatism and daily street standing he tried Vitalitas on trial and now sleeps better, works better, and is free from discomfort. He proclaims Vitalitas the greatest remedy for rheumatism and endorses it to fellow sufferers.
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Robert Slater
Boston
Sears
Tom
Vitalitas
Vitalitas Todrs
Gold Released In Argentine Embassy Reposits
Additional sums of gold released today from the reposits of the Argentine embassy in Washington bring the total to 10.6 million dollars in the movement. The official valuation places the value at 52.638 million dollars in poht from Argentina.
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Racing Aires
Washington
Ile Valnace
Uut
Symbassy
Texas Cattlemen Benefit From High Market Surge
San Angelo Texas June 16 Weet Texas stockmen are shipping heavily for Fort Worth and Kansas City as cattle reach prime slaughter condition for five years. Orient and Santa Fe land 100 carloads daily with beef prices up about 3 per hundred pounds in three weeks. Railways overflow with stock car orders as the market peaks this week, promising substantial gains for Texas ranchers.
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San Angelo
Tex
Texas
Port Worth
Kansas City
Orient
Santa Ieare
Angolo
Alpine
Fox
Trarnhart
Nirou County
Horder
Harry Rave
Hvestoul
Republican Platform Attacked Over Agriculture Pledge
Benjamin G. March, secretary of the Farmers’ National Council, charged the Republican platform with no commitments to farmers. He said the agriculture section lacks concrete guarantees, while the platform endorses transportation and shipping bills that he argues will trigger financial ruin for thousands of farmers.
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Washington
Benjaemin G. March
Fareera’ National Council
Resolutions Committee
Farmers of America
March
N Lot
Iura
Marell
Wilson Likely Nominated If World Peace Fails
Senator J Hamilton Lewis of Minnesota attending Baylor University jubilee in Waco suggests the San Francisco Democratic Convention may renominate Woodrow Wilson if ongoing international complications and Republican failure to secure peace persist. He notes Wilson would continue to push world policies and seek renomination if needed. The discussion reflects cross party views during a tense period in U.S. diplomacy.
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Waco
Tex
Jim
J. Hamilton Lewis
Baylor University
San Francisco
Lewis
Senate
Dorothy Dalton Beauty Chat Hails Romeward Complexion Tips
Dorothy Dalton, a famed actress, touts a rosy, smooth complexion achievable with her two simple toilet preparations. She promotes Derwillog as Paris instant beauty, easy to apply and with dramatic skin improvements. Readers are urged to read her story and try Derwillio at local counters today.
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Dorothy Dalton
Fay Goous
Paris
Miss Dalton
Derwillo
Interstate coal rate ruling hits St Louis transfer
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that a 20-cent additional rate for coal transferred across the Mississippi to St Louis was not reasonable. The decision concerns freight rates on coal moving from Indiana and Illinois to St Louis, with the St Louis area cited in the dispute.
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St. Louis
Indiana
Illnois
Mtertate Con Merce Commission
Mississippi River
St. Toula
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Gentle Hair Care
An old advice column extols mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as superior to most soaps and prepared shampoos. It claims greaseless formula spins a rich lather, cleanses dust and dandruff, dries hair evenly, and leaves it silky and easy to manage. inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
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Paust Pay
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Vecas
WHI
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Ohio
Alin State Univesity
Wiel
W. J
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Phone Crockett
Lamar and
Chestnut Streets
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Fann Lealer
Rasy
Palm Beach
Trank Bros
Mohair
Wilson
J. Tom
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