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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
14
Bargain textile listing advertises pajama checks 36 inches wide at 10 yards for 1.00 and 8 yards of dimity 27 inches wide for 1.00. It also markets organdie 40 inches wide at 1.00 per set and chiffon voile 42 inches wide at 1.00 per set with multiple yardage options and bulk pricing.
Isidor Jacobs of San Francisco telegrams that California will back President Wilson. He says a reactionary Republican platform will drive the independent vote to Wilson, who stands for peace and prosperity. Jacobs, head of the California Canneries Co., helped organize the Woodrow Wilson Independent League of California.
Oyster Bay N Y June 20 After a conference with Theodore Roosevelt Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts said he believed the former president would back Charles E Hughes in the campaign. Lodge noted Roosevelt looked better and that they discussed Hughes with little on Mexico.
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