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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
10
Varian Cole Fisher, a national authority on pure foods and cooking, discusses baking powder in a retent interview. She condemns overpricing and unsafe additives while praising a moderate price fine powder that delivers genuine value, purity, and palatability for housewives.
A Kansas City official urged a $2.00 minimum wage in a speech to Grace Episcopal Forum last night. The United States Commission on Industrial Relations chairman called for the government to reclaim land acquired by fraud and to withhold benefits, arguing for broader worker protections.
The Texas Railroad Commission announced the appointment of H L Ashessey of Dallas as assistant rate clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of T M Scott of Austin. The statement was released in Austin on March ______.
Washington officials outline plans for the Pan American financiers conference set for May 10 to discuss strengthening financial and trade relations across the Western Hemisphere. A $50 000 appropriation funds the gathering with bankers and diplomats from Central and South America invited, aiming to broaden American banking facilities abroad and to push the failed shipping bill’s provisions.
A man identified as Forty Uke Germag was arrested after damage to property at Vancnioro. He was taken to a United States commissioner for arraignment on charges of violating interstate transportation laws for explosives. The prisoner protested as shackles were applied and a continuance was requested by his counsel.
Railroad operating rules were discussed at a meeting of the San Antonio division of the Southern Pacific at the Gunter Motel. The session covered safety rule recommendations and outlined plans to share them with division department heads.
A 26 year old Mexican man, alleged to be involved in a murder near Corsicana, was arrested Monday morning by Patrolman Merriman after a woman identified him as a Corsicana fugitive. Detectives say the American man identified him to authorities and a wire was sent to Corsicana seeking confirmation.
U.S. officials press Carranza with warnings as talks continue through Secretary Bryan and others. Reports say no battle occurred yet between Villa loyalists and Carranza forces. famine and food shortages grip Mexico City while foreign residents fear agitation. Washington discusses possible allied intervention, with diplomats weighing relief expeditions and the extent of Carranza's control over Obregon.
A morning report from the Mesigin consulate describes a multi directional attack by Constitutionalists led by Catonel Pemidi against Villista forces near Sabinas. Reinforcements and artillery are reported as clashes intensify with expectations of further fighting today or tomorrow.
In Eagle Pass Texas and Piedras Negras Mexico reports say Carranza forces retire toward the Texas border while Villa’s men push nearer. Governor Acuña sails orders from Nuevo Laredo and plans to travel to the city. Carranza and his forces claim Salina and Temeio remain contested as Monterrey awaits.
Advert claims a mustard paste named MUSTEROLM or MUSTEROLINE relieves rheumatism, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia and neuralgia. Warns to buy genuine AUS. TROL from The Murtereie Conny in Cleveland and Ontario with sizes up to hospital scale.
A garbled OCR list shows automobile licenses with misspelled names and broken street addresses. Entries include various personal names and street lines such as 490 dolled street and 294 Witte Terrace, with unclear city or state identifiers and inconsistent formatting.
In a brief city notice, permitting records show issued approvals for new construction projects on BAUS ST 8M LOA and Laty Kaaian Sin Pedro. The filings indicate planning steps in the local building department with no reported refusals or appeals.
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