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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
9
Local Victory Loan committee discusses marching plans for a San Jacinto parade to honor veterans, with organizations urged to participate. The event will feature elaborate floats and a Liberty Bond emphasis, guided by Mrs. WAL Cole man and committee leaders to emphasize dignity and national unity.
A fragment reports Vitex curing pain in fourteen days, praising an ointment for tooth issues. It mentions hidden remedies, a ruling, and side effects like fatigue and drowsiness after use. The text is garbled with unclear names and places, offering little verifiable detail.
The case involves the Seven Fine firm and the city of Antonia seeking a writ of prohibition and a review of a city injunction affecting a sidewalk on SA Muay Street and Wes Meavis. The Supreme Court papers are filed after a district court decision sustaining the city attorney's general answer and denying relief. the appeal challenges the injunction and asserts the city interfered with the use of the sidewalk as a drive path to the station. The outcome hinges on whether the higher court will grant relief against the city and preserve the street use challenged by the company.
Washington March 24 soldiers discharged from service will not speed up pay claims by hiring attorneys or claim agents the War Department said claims should be submitted directly by the officer or soldier to the director of finance for careful consideration any fee paid to an attorney is unnecessary and should be sent to the War Department for credit to the discharged soldier the department advised.
Buenos Aires reports Foreign Minister to Free Tow Marerllg de Alvear advised neutral conferees on the League of Nations. Argentina maintained a belligerent posture toward Germany while opposing submarine actions against Argentine vessels. Government signaled readiness to break relations but sought peace to protect sovereignty, aligning with US wartime declarations and the Belgian crisis.
The estate of a late Mexican general moved from Texas probate to Monterey Mexico courts, with Guadalupe Andrea de Trevine as widow and executor opposing the sale of assets. Claimants Minx & Rose challenge the sequence, seeking legal relief and a potential $100,000 value, while the overall estate is said to exceed one million dollars.
Aide Captain Wharles and Milburn are named in a reshuffle of Southern forces. General Bal hrawke transfers to Camp Geant while Major dimnornd oversees hospital arrangements. An aide to General Bal hrawke accompanies the move to May Winehate, now discharged from the army.
A jumble of police and court items notes speeding motorists charged with five violations and fines from five to fifteen dollars, with careless driving charges rarely issued. Local society notices mention social events, orchestra bookings, jewelry ads, and a political row about county chairmanship. The page includes theft reports, automobile thefts, and updates on residents traveling or returning home from service, plus ads for jewelry and a city orchestra.
Delo Funk, among four defendants, faces retrial in the Thirty seventh District Court Monday. The case stems from the death of Tira Thirties Ban Anbonin Realvate Mylven, previously tried and sentenced, then reversed and remanded by the Court of Criminal Appeals. State alleges Patton and McKenzie fled to Mexico after Traine’s death. Patton faces a 99 year term, McKenzie 20 years, while Coton Tunnel Mates awaits trial.
A faded notice describes an April event by the Franchise Association. Mrs Auguste Haghstim, field counselor, will preside and introduce remarks. About fifty attendees are expected as Mrs Tatehstine prepares a ceremonial cut for the program.
Fragmented medical ad claims internal baths cure chronic ailments and restore vitality. It touts a "Cho, A Tyrrell" expert in New York and a Texas drug store offering a free booklet on why medicine today is ineffective, urging readers to seek the procedure despite unclear evidence.
In a clipped, unclear report, mail delivery faced disruption as winds slowed mail flow to Anperdor. The post office reported no complete cessation but noted delays and handling difficulties for outbound and inbound letters.
An old notice urges rheumatics to try a specialist prescription labeled C2293 with directions on the bottle. It claims to drain uric acid and impurities, enrich the blood, and promises cure power. a local druggist explains use and price, inviting readers to request further details from a pharmacist.
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