Motorcycle Crash Injures San Antonio Man Near Kyle Texas
Joseph Neugebauer Jr., 28, of San Antonio, was seriously injured in a collision between his motorcycle and a car on the post road near Kyle, Texas. He was taken to Santa Rosa Hospital with a concussion, multiple jaw fractures, and a deep forehead wound. he has not regained consciousness. His parents live at 509 East Crockett Street.
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Joseph Neugebauer Jr
San Antonio
Post Road
Kyle
Texas
Santa Rosa Hospital
Young Neugebauer
East Crockett Street
Tribute to a Woman and the Lusitania Memoir
A literary tribute recalling the Lusitania disaster and a husband’s praise for his wife who aided his work. The piece extols wives as “help mates” and advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health restoring remedy for women's ailments.
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Lusitania
Lydia E. Pinkham
Slimming tip promotes Oil of Korein capsules
The ad claims this weight loss method can shed 15 to 20 pounds without starving the body. It urges buying at Sommers' store a box of Oil of Korein capsules, taking one after meals and before bed, and weighing weekly to prove the method’s harmless, inexpensive effectiveness.
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Sommers
Financing Bi Centenary Fair Prompts Local Luncheon Talk
City attorneys and businessmen met at the Menger Hotel as the Committee of One Hundred sought ideas to finance San Antonio’s Bi Centennial and Pan American exposition. Discussions focused on raising at least 2.5 million dollars with lawyers urged to fund from others while supporters touted state aid and real estate promoters’ fundraising strengths. Dan Farnsworth of a New York Birmingham firm proposed a formal presentation to exposition leaders.
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Committee of One Hundred
Menger Hotel
Walter P. Napier
San Antonio
Harry L. Miller
Toas Atmister
John H. Clark
D. A. McAskill
R. J. Boyle
Dan Farnsworth
New York
Birmingham
Wagner Drug Store Pledges Guarantee for Mi-o-na
Local advert claims Mi-o-na relieves dyspepsia and aids digestion. Wag ner Drug Store promises to refund money to any buyer whose Mi-o-na does not help, citing customer praise and rising sales in San Antonio as proof.
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Wagner Drug Store
Miona
Reny
Miora
Fan Antonio
Committee Seeks City Wide Cooperation for Campaigns
The report describes contracts to conduct financial campaigns for cities and civic bodies. W. S. Connell outlined current efforts by a committee of one hundred and urged broad city cooperation. An address by Graham Dowdell closed the luncheon.
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Connell
Committee of One Hundred
Graham Dowdell
Martha Louise McClaugherty Obituary
Martha Louise the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis McClaugh erty died at the home of her parents 125 San Juan street at 4 oclock Monday afternoon funeral held from the home at 3 oclock Tuesday conducted by Rev Gaston Hartsfield pastor of McKinley Avenue Methodist Church. Mrs Lizzie Klaus 1128 Mason street died Tuesday at a local sanitarium native of San Antonio survived by her parents two sisters Mrs Jacob Schwartz and Miss Ellen Eisenhauer a brother John Eisenhauer and a son Elmo Klaus Funeral arrangements will be announced later Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co Automobile equipment Both phones 971.
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Martha Louise McClaugherty
Martha Louise
Louis McClaugherty
San Juan Street
Gaston Hartsfield
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
Lizzie Klaus
Mason Street
San Antonio
Herman Eisenhauer
Jacob Schwartz
Ellen Eisenhauer
John Eisenhauer
Elmo Klaus
San Antonio scientists honor Dr McCaleb and Dr Simonds
The Scientific Society of San Antonio hosts a farewell dinner for Dr W F McCaleb former president of the Society and moving to New York to head the bureau of municipal research. Dr F W Simonds UT geology head lectures on Volcanoes at 8 15 pm with slides. both events at the Menger Hotel and Main Avenue High School auditorium are free to the public.
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The
Scientific Society of
San Antonio
W. F. MecCaleb
F. W. Simonds
University of Texas
Menger Hotel
Main Avenue High School
Scientific Society
McCaleb
New York
Department of Scientific Investigation
Bureau of Municipal Research
Simonds
University
Texas
Ties Threaten Train Near Bishop Prompt Stop
A Gulf Coast Lines northbound passenger train avoided a wreck near Bishop when the engineer spotted ties piled on the track. Two boys and a man were apprehended and held in Bishop as the Nueces county sheriff's department investigates the incident.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Gulf Coast Lines
Bishop
Nueces County
Delegates Delayed Move Opens Southwest Texas Medical Meeting
The first session of the Southwest Texas District Medical Society opening in San Antonio was postponed to Tuesday afternoon due to delegates not arriving Tuesday morning. About 60 doctors attended the opening with Rev. Philip Cook delivering the invocation and Dr. E. H. Sauvignet replying for the district. A banquet at the Menger Hotel Wednesday evening will feature Dr. George H. Moody as toastmaster.
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Medical Society
Southwest Texas District Medical Society
San Antonio
Medical Annals of Southwest Texas
Philip Cook
P. Ireland Nixon
Bexar County Association
F. C. Walsh
Nixon
Southwest Texas Organization
E. H. Sauvignet
Menger
George H. Moody
The
State Medical Association
Cascarets Promote Clean Inside Out for Family Health
Advertises Cascarets as a gentle nightly liver and bowel cleanser. Claims improved mood, clear head, fresh breath, sweet stomach, and active bowels. Encourages boxes from drug stores and suggests giving Cascarets to children when cross or feverish.
Full Reparations Sought in Silius Case
Washington reports indicate Germany may offer full amends to the United States if investigations confirm a German submarine torpedoed the Norwegian bark Silius, from which seven Americans were rescued off Havre roads. Austria claims unwarned attacks by Allied ships. Norway seeks Berlin clarification on the Silius sinking.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Havre
Austria
Washington, D
Norway
Berlin
London
Reuter
Christiania
El Paso Battles Villa Threats As Border Tensions Rise
Reports from El Paso describe heightened military alert along the border near Naco and Columbus as Villa activities inflame authorities. Army reinforcements move in, dogs rumored to carry messages, and transport trains including motor trucks are deployed while an Aero squadron and Twenty third Infantry await arrival. No cross border action confirmed, but expected soon.
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United States
Naco
Here
Columbus
Villa
Fort Bliss
Chihuahua
San Antonio
Twenty-third Infantry
Galveston
U.S. Expects Mexico Aid in Villa Pursuit
The War Department maintains no word of troop entries into Mexico as General Funston plans a surprise strike against Villa. Border reports hint at mobilization and cross border movements, while cavalry units push toward the border. Also, Carl Lehmann closes a Corpus Christi Christian Endeavor district meeting with new officers installed.
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Funston
Mexico
Villa
War Department
Baker
General Funston
Funston Forecasts Action Packed Next News
Brigadier General George Bell Jr. leaves San Antonio for El Paso to command the expedition base if El Paso serves as the operations hub. Funston notes the Villa campaign is larger than any post Spanish American War action except Santiago. Troop trains carry the Twenty third infantry to El Paso while the Eleventh cavalry moves toward the border from Fort Oglethorpe.
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George Bell Jr
Fifth Brigade
San Antonio
el Paso
Funston
General Bell
Bell
Pratt
Moore
William C. Bennett
Villa
Santiago
City
Twenty-third Infantry
Galveston
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Department
Third Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Signal Corps
Medical Corps
Naco Feared a Raid Across the Border
Naco Arizona reports a sleepless night amid rumors of a possible raid from Cananea or from deserters in Sonora. Cananea’s status is unclear as wires were cut, with a lightless train arriving from across the border. Local women and children seek safety in Bisbee as 1000 Mexican troops are cited across the line and border guards are reinforced.
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Naco
Ariz
Villa
P. Elias Calles
Sonora
Cananea
Mex
Bisbee
Motorcycles Sought for U S Troop Transport
Bids were received for fifty four trucks and fifteen motorcycles to serve troops pursuing Villa. Col A Smith reports shipment readiness in under two weeks as the outfit costs about 125000 dollars and motorcycles will be used by couriers.
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New York
United States
Villa
Col. A. Smith
Aviators Gathered for Possible Mexico Service
The Aero Club of America announces a squad of trained aviators is concentrated for possible service with U S troops in Mexico. A second squad of 20 flyers is held in readiness under W Leonard Bonney who led Carranza’s aviation force. Machines and aviators may be supplied if needed. Secretary Baker approved the offer.
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New York
United States
Mexico
Aero Club of America
W. Leonard Bonney
Carranza
Aero Club
Baker
Villa raid tale from Columbus survivor earns grim testimony
Passengers recount the Villa raid at Columbus New Mexico and the murder of a rancher named J J Moore. Mrs Moore says Villa and bandits entered the town and killed her husband with a bayonet and gunfire before fleeing. She was wounded in the legs during the attack and strips from her rings were taken.
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Chicago
Columbus
N. M
J. I. Randolph
J. J. Moore
el Paso
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Villa
Villa raid used American dum-dums and arms
Chicago March 14 reports American made dum-dum bullets and guns were used by Villa forces in their raid on Colum.
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Chicago
Villa
Colum
Dandruff Cure Claim Promises Hair Gain
An ad explains dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied at night to the scalp. It claims most dandruff disappears by morning with further applications, soothing itching and making hair look better. It notes liquid arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Soldier recounts raid pursuit across border
Private Stephen Wieczorkiewicz of the Seventh United States infantry says he helped repulse raiders and pursued them across the border. He shows dum-dum bullets claimed taken from dead Mexican bandits by Thirteenth cavalry at Columbus while passing through Chicago en route to Toledo Ohio.
Soldiers Ride Engine Through Fort Worth To West Texas
Troop trains leaving Fort Worth carried soldiers on the engine for a long trip across West Texas. The move followed two bridges being burned since troops departed Georgia. One bridge lay west of Fort Worth and the other in Arkansas, delaying the troops briefly.
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Fort Worth
Tex
West Texas
Georgia
Arkansas
Troop Train Delays In Arkansas Fire
Four trains of the Eleventh cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe to El Paso were delayed after a bridge on the Iron Mountain Railroad at New Augusta Ark burned. The fire cause is unknown. Trains were detoured via the Cotton Belt, arriving Little Rock between 10 and noon, then moved on to Texarkana. Cols Lockett and Sand commanded the Eleventh, with Sand previously leading the Columbus New Mexico garrison.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
el Paso
Iron Mountain
New Augusta
Memphis
Cotton Belt
Texarkana
Lockett
Sand
Columbus
N. M
Americans Leaving Mexico Through Laredo Port
Reports from Laredo Texas on March 14 describe a continued exodus of Americans from Mexico. Large groups of American Smelting and Refining Company employees from Matehuala and San Luis Potosi were due to depart, with many wealthy Mexicans accompanying them amid unsettled conditions.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico
American Smelting & Refining Company
Matehuala
San Luis Potosi
Republic
Judge rules billboards valid under new city ordinance
District Judge 8 G Tayloe Mon day afternoon declares the new billboard ordinance valid and published as required, but finds the city cannot revoke or deny permits issued under the former ordinance. The Sunset System v City of San Antonio case orders mandamus to allow two billboards. City Attorney Gillette says an appeal may follow if a new trial is denied.
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8. G. Tayloe
Sunset System
City of San Antonio
Mandamus
George R. Gillette
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