St Patrick’s Day Parade in San Antonio Draws Big Irish Crowd
Massive St Mary's Church staged parade details show Grand Marshal John Geraghty leading mounted riders and a Hibernian procession through downtown San Antonio. Flags, banners, and a Daughters of Ireland contingent followed before services at St Mary's Church and a Grand Opera House concert featuring local choirs and ensembles.
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Navarry Street
Travis Park
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San Antonia Pallor
Ted
Forlowadve Grand Marghet
John T. Geraghty
John Sennlor
A. Bulitven
John Sutility
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St. Mary's
Eannets O'Shaughnessy
Avert O'Thhirn
Bexar
Order of
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Iarse Jareen
Siernian Aus Sinetus Mecowleey
Barker J
Quinn
Malt
Autianobile
Ht Trion History Clan
Bt Mury
Trrockini
Bexar County
Ilvision
Jorth
Eulbernans
Albert V. Huth
Hounton Street
Houston Street
Flores
Flores Street
Miliary Plaza
Alamo i Mona
Alamo Plaga
Wonaton Street
St. Mary's Street
Parage
Hibernians
Tee Daughters of Brin
Ck Mary's Church
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Reypolds
New York City
San Antonio
Father Nichols
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Jano Mt. Steintell
Siamatle. Theological Seminary
Laurel Heights
O'Shaughnessy
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O'Sha
Nearing a Centennial Wonder in Beaumont Medicine Craze
A garbled account reports widespread interest in a medicine called Vitri Mard sold by Werner's with claims of curing stomach issues. The text references a Mrs G.C. Bhevtun and a doctor near Andras, describing alleged benefits and long-term health impacts, amid consumer skepticism and fragmented attestations.
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Wien
Andras
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Vitaitas
Werner
Wilson Sends Thanks to Christian Endeavor Leaders
Mars March 17 Jas. Kteveren Francis E Clark founder of the Christian Endeavor movement released a letter from President Wilson replying to a request to awaken neutral powers toward joint efforts for lasting world peace. The President expresses thanks for the society’s expressions and good wishes.
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Mars
Jas
Kteveren
E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
L Etter
Wilson
Wessner
Tome
Ciara
The
Christian Redeaver
New Pharmacy Board Appointed by Governor Ferguson
The executive department announced the appointment by Governor Ferguson of the state board of pharmacy. Members named include W. H. Cousins of Wick county H. B. Shaman of Comal county John A. Weke of Runnels county LL Carkiaton of Young and AL W. Griffith of Teders county. The board was sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Austin
Tex
Bareh
Ferguson
State Board of Pharmacy
W. H. Cousins
Wickcounty
H. B. Shaman
Comal County
John A. Weke
Runnels County
Carkiaton
Young
AL W. Griffith
Governor Ferguson Halted En Route to Austin
Governor Ferguson was halted at Beltay while heading from Dallas to Austin. News of the dangerous illness of Agnes mother Mrs. Fm. Wallace reached the scene, and Mrs. Iguson had already arrived to tend to the situation.
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Temple
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Austin
Dallas
Ferguson
Ines Ofagnes
Fm. Wallace
Rome
Beltay
Carranza says railway will be kept open
Reported statement from the Mexican leader emphasizes that vital rail lines will remain operational despite pressures. Foreign officers discuss support and coordination as insurgent forces respond.
Villa gives assurance on reparations amid Mexican conflict
Representative hero of General Villa, J. Llorente, conferred with Secretary Byyan on the killing of Fon B. McMenus, an African from Mexico City Zapate troops. He assured the secretary, citing a message from General Villa, that proper reparation would be made.
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LD. C
Maren 17
Entlave J. Llorente
Villa
Byyan
Fon B. McMenus
Africoa
Mexico City
Uy Zapate
Tie Saaured
Vila
General Carranza Orders Embargo Against Food Supply
In Agua Prieta on March 17 General Ejiss Calles Carranza reportedly received a fur order from Vere Crez to enforce a false embargo at the port, halting food deliveries to the state of Severs. The move allegedly cites exaggerated shortages and affects civilians including watertap children.
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Ariz
Ejiss Calles Carranze
Agua Prieta
Vere Crez
Severs
Gerranza
Mach Amaritan Watertap
Stare Unten
Germans Sink Ship Dresden After Self-Destruction
Washington reports an official German dispatch stating the cruiser Dresden blew up in neutral Chilean waters after an attack by Chilean warships. British ships reportedly opened fire from 600 metres, but the Dresden's commander chose to save his crew and abandon ship.
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Washington, D. C
Count Bernatorf
Dresden
Chile
Firesden
Gerainy Legation
Eastiago
Minister Shot and Suicide Stuns St. Agnes Church
Rev William Alvord Tucker rector of St Agnes Episcopal Church shoots and kills parishioner Harriet Belany then dies by his own hand. Suicide shock rocks the city as authorities report federal bond set at $2000 for a separate obscene literature shipment case involving Lucier.
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William Alvord Tucker
St. Agnes Episcopal Church
Harriet Belany
Lucier Yas
Well Known Lady Was Run Down
A signed statement from Macy J. Wiehie of Glenfield near Pittsburgh praises Plant Juice for curing stomach trouble, with claims of renewed energy and ability to work. The testimonial notes she lived in Gienticla, mentions Plant Juice selling in San Antonio at Fisher's Drug Store, and cites improvements after five bottles.
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Macy J. Wiehie
Killbucksleest
Glenfield
Pitteburx
Parirs
Richie
Gienticla
San Antonio
Fisher'n Drug Store
Beng. Intenduverd
Anti-Trust Ruling Clears Associated Press
The U S Attorney General issues a ruling upholding the Associated Press defense that its news distribution practices do not violate the anti trust laws. The decision notes that by keeping member access within a controlled system the AP can maintain competitiveness and prevent leakage to rival agencies while allowing members to obtain news as needed. Frank B Noyes AP president calls the ruling a result of careful DOJ scrutiny and a healthy outcome for AP members.
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Associated! Press
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Department of Justice
Fa Scope
Hoffman House Reputed NY Hostel Sells for 3.5 Million
The Hoffman House, once patronized by Grover Cleveland, served as Democratic political headquarters and housed an art collection in its barroom. The property, originally purchased for 5000, has recently sold for 3.5 million, reflecting its worldwide note.
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Grover Cleveland
Hoffman House and New York Hotels of Old
The article recalls the Hoffman House evolution and its rival hotels around Broadway, including shifts of patrons to Fifth Avenue and uptown, Grover Cleveland and other notable figures visiting. It notes the growth of the Astor House era fading with the subway.
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Broadway
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Avenne
Permina
Butyl
Millone
Madison Aquate Garden
Great White Way
Albemarle
Hoffman Base
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Lis Sirez
Halfman
Loffman
Tiih Avenue
Pitch Avenue
Amen Corner
Qwee
Gridiron Club
Washington
13 Avenue
Tnt É
Act
Stokes
Hoffman
Twenty-fourth Street
Tinkor
New York
Wolfman House
Newark
Firs Avenue
Hollmse
Fifth Avenue
Astor House
Lower Broadway
Post Office
Wilson Sells Cotton and Sends Proceeds to Charity
A fragmentary report indicates Wilson sold cotton and sent the proceeds to a charity in Oklahoma. The article mentions a buy-sell movement and political figures, with references to storage and a president, along with various scattered names and dates.
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Wilson
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Advance Is Urged On Chicago Rail Rates
Interstate Commerce Commissioner W. M. Durnels urged the Chicago area to support higher freight and passenger rates to cover railroad losses. He argued the total proposed increase of 14 million dollars would allocate 175 thousand dollars to a proposed hay rate, while Missouri Pacific and Kansas City Southern officials provided corroborating testimony on the financial strain.
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Russia No Menace Tokyo Says Premier Okuma
In an Osaki interview Premier Count Okuma says Russia not a menace to Tokyo and notes ongoing negotiations with China. He claims Germany is stirring China against Japan but would fail. Okuma predicts if Russia seizes Constantinople it would end attempts to gain an Orient outlet and comments on improving US-Japan relations.
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Junen
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Orient
United States
Japan
Slush fund charges emerge in Terre Haute fraud trial
Indianapolis testimony in the Terre Haute election fraud case described contributions to a slush and defense fund. Democratic inspectors testified that Donn A. Roberts gathered them to raise the voting machine lever so ballots from certain Black voters and others deemed unfit would not register.
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Terre Haute
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Roberts
Women Golfers second round at country club postponed
In Bridgeport Conn local news reports the Lockwood ladies golf tournament at the Country Club proceeding into a third round with several matches decided. Winners included Miss Fonla McMillan over Jean Aubren, Mrs. Duane Ellieil over Mira Bennet Jr, and Mrs. Mace Stewart over FLW Maple.第三 round slated after postponed weather.
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Lockwood Fadies
Chutes Glad
Miss Fonla
McMillan
Igs
Jean - Aubrer
Duane Ellieil
Mira J. M. Bennet, Jr
Mace Stewart
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Maple
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FL BE. Yoobey
Eleanor Raed
Bliss Fanit Millan
Trane
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