Vitallas Vitalltas Drug Remedy Prompts Surge in Southern Cities
Letters from druggists in Dallas Montgomery Memphis Little Rock and other southern cities praise Vitallas a popular remedy with strong customer demand and high satisfaction. Retailers report sustained sales over two years and widespread approval from customers and physicians alike, urging public availability through Warners Drug Store.
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Tog Vitale
Jackson
Remil
Jounter & McGee
Drupgists
Dallas
Texas
Marvin's
Montgomery
Alu
Memphis
Tenn
Jacobi Pharmacy
Lite Rock
Ark
Ex Soldiers Guard Fortifications Under Wilson Order
President Wilson issued an executive order granting waivers from civil service rules for ex soldiers and sailors with at least two enlistments to serve as guards for fortifications and related construction. War Department and OSS recommended the exemption to ensure a vigorous and patriotic guard force.
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Washington, D
Wilson
War Department
Osi Service Commission
MethodistMeet Plans Year Ahead At Conference
The M E bishops meet at St Louis to set conference assignments for the next year and join the head church extension meeting. The extension date plans to gather soon to allocate about 1 000 000 for shared insurance work. The United Fire Insurance Company of Houston was licensed to operate in Texas for the current year.
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St, Los
Ut Wshops
Methodist Dyisenpatchurch
South
Arrow
Atistin
United Virtual Fire Insurance Company
Huostan
Isis
Department of Tosurance and Banking
Texas
Tle
HTC
Burt
Circus to Be Given on High School Lawn
A lawn party and entertainment will be held at the high school on February 8 from 2:30 to 4:20 PM with a circus on site. The event features a ring, a trapeze act, and humorous dialogue by Mesara Van Dagen and Warren of the YOM C A. Outside attractions include the Siamese Twins and Red Hat, music by the school band, and a two-course luncheon at 1:40 PM. Faculty and school board members will toast. speakers include J F Fentimen, Mrs Mayer, Prof W F Williams, and Miss Viola Grane.
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Hlish
Eireus Downs
Founa Vio
Mesara
van Dagen
Warren
YOM. C. A
Rbe
High Schol Orchestra
Arthur Bsird
Walton
Toog
J. F. Fentimen
Mra. Mayer
Ick Green
WF. D. Williams
Maretall Johnston
Viola Grane
Woman accused in fatal shooting at Cincinnati bank
A 1e- Std woman, banked at Holle headquarters at 10:80 on Wednesday, is claimed to have attempted to shoot a Black woman with a heavy-caliber safety item. Policemen Lee and Arnald arrested her. Officials will evaluate her sanity.
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Tai
Keavan
Holle
Lee
Arnald
Ead Black
Cincinnati
Hutchings at Austin Adjutant General Handover to Federal Inquiry
Adjutant General Henry Hutchings returned from San Antonio after conferring with General Funston about the alleged $60,000 in federal military property once in Texas National Guard possession. He said he submitted all in his possession to General Funston and the Federal Government now leads the investigation while he reported fully to the governor. Text notes a weather-affected farm update from Tabiet Lockhart, mentioning crops and local conditions.
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United States
Austin
Henry Hutchings
San Antonio
Funston
Southern Department
Fort Sam
Houston
Texas
Natonal Guard
Hutchings
Tie
Fonelon
England Fears for Disruption Near Tampico
U S officials report renewed fighting near Tampico between Villa forces and Carranza troops. Positional updates say Panico area, fifty miles southwest of Tampico, hosts oil-well walls supplying ships. Carranza envoys push for U S recognition as both sides maneuver for limits on oil region control.
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Washington, D. C
Bris
Tivials
Villa
Carranza
Tampico
Panilco
Rome
Vera
Gus
Panueo
Tampico Ds
Sian
Hon Te Villa
San Luis Potosi
Carranzicias
Vera Cruz
Open Mexico to Honest Foreign Investors Says Carranza
Vera Cruz May 5 General Carranza stated Mexico will be opened to all honest foreign capitals with American investment welcomed and protected after Villa’s defeat. He denied U S anti foreign sentiment and urged reconstruction and industry restart, predicting foreign help will be needed and Americans can cooperate with favorable conditions. He spoke from his Vera Cruz headquarters amid wartime talks on policy.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
General Carmanga Inty
Geneva
Carranza
Craisie
Prancisco Villa
Vera Cros Bay
Constitucionaliste
Ceeina Ty
United States
Cary Janma
Diaz
Villa
Americas
Mexco
Aiera Aid
Ville Jesa Han
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Calomel Replacement
A bold ad-style warning extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liquid substitute for calomel. It claims Dodson's Liver Tone prevents salivation, weakens digestion, and side effects, while promising a refund if it fails to act as advertised.
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Leason
Dodson
Austro-German forces claim new victories in war front
News from the front reports Austro-German troops claiming fresh successes across multiple theaters. German dispatches detail Russian setbacks in west Galicia and continued advances in the Carpathians, with large prisoner counts and strategic gains cited by commanders.
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Berlin
Londus
Nouthern
Galicia
Tugeblatt
Orne
Sys
Kugslana
Lis
Ypren
Tristern
Erenthage
Bet’ Pagnotte
le Petre
Rogsinis
Noutheast
Walwaryn
Sywalki
Carpathians
Wisloks
vasi‘Mons
Dukls
Adrianople Troops Withdrawn and Recalled to Balkans
A Sofia dispatch reports Adrianople nearly denuded of troops with heavy artillery removed. Most forces sent to Gallipoli have been recalled to Kirk-Hilisset and Mila near the Black Sea. Turkey reconsiders suspending railway service to Bulgaria, fearing a reaction. One train daily will operate to Dedeagatey.
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London
Adrianopie
Sofia
Gallipoli Peninsula
Kirk-Hilisset
Adrianople
Mila
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Bulgeria
Turmoil in Gallipoli Peninsula Sends Inhabitants Fleeing
Reports from Athens indicate residents of Gallipoli and nearby towns are escaping in large numbers. Two hundred Turkish prisoners captured by the forces were moved to a medical facility on Monday.
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Paris
Havas
Athens
Gallipall
Jeris
Aerial clash over water with Turkish planes
May 6 dispatch reports two Turkish aeroplanes shot down by allied forces. From Seddul Bahr the aircraft engaged over the water, with several hulls falling harmlessly into the sea after the impact. The planes had launched toward Lemos and Tenedos before defeat.
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Waiatitys
Satonki
Seddul Bahr
Xen
Pocone Notter Lemos
Tenedos
Garibaldi Day Observed In Genoa May 5 Dedication Ceremony
In Genoa on May 5 1860 a Garibaldi day observance took place near Quarto Bantalona with crowds and a monument dedication to Garibaldi. King Victor Emmanuel and officials were expected but did not attend due to political unrest. the event celebrated Garibaldi’s 1460 expedition and Italy’s unification milestones.
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Genoa
Tiy
Paris
Gariber
Owend Credeshirig
Slaliy
Italy
Quarto Bantalona
Ile Vlty
Garlalll
Iflie
Sardini
Widenthunl- Agri i
Garibaldi
Abor Conditions Probed in Railroad Telegraphers Case
Washington May . Hearings before the Federal Industrial Relations Commission continued on Pennsylvania Railroad labor relations. H D Perham of the Order of Railway Telegraphers testified that telegraphers and signalmen on the Pennsylvania main line work eight hours daily, and he urged reductions to protect workers health and sustain union organization. W WestenDurs and other railroad officials were questioned as the commission weighed complaints that the company would not recognize unions.
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Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tte
Federal Industrial Relations
H. D. Perham
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Pennsylvania
Liquor arrests in Bowle county detention of accused
Texarkana May 5 Sheriff Baker of Bowle county Texan today arrested about fifteen men on jury indictments charging violators of liquor laws. All defendants except those bonded remain in jail on various charges. Several other arrests were noted as well as a call for a court collection of cases involving prominent local men.
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Texarkana
Tex
Baker
Bowle County
Taxan
Ivor
Helaw Elrende
Wault Collet
Vance Damaged Steamer Vance Arrives After Distress
SAN PRANCIECO May 11 The steamer Rigar Th Vance arrived last night after responding to distress signals. The Vance was badly damaged in a stern collision last week and towed into port for repairs.
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San Prancieco
Rigar
Italy's shifting stance clouds war outcome
Rome reports a cabinet delay delaying parliamentary work as ministers weigh questions of negotiation. Rumors of talks between Italy and Austria surface amid dispatches from Paris and London, with Count Goluchowski heading to Rome to deliver Austria's reply.
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Rome
Mey
Nota
Tate
Vircoe Emmanuel
Quarte Sant '‘Slema
Gines
Pery
Austria
Sonntie
Bonnno
Taly Nume
Yor Mvelow
Regulation of Jitney Upheld in State Court
Regulation of jitney service was upheld by a state court. Lawyers for the association indicated they may appeal, with one case likely to reach the Texas Supreme Court. Robert P. Greene, president, said members favor a reasonable ordinance to protect the association and the public from irresponsibile conduct.
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Evinton
Meamuth Oy
Heithey Nasoctatun
Rosshirdt & Wicks
Wels
Tayloe
Hhsher
San Agly
Supreme Court of
Fexae
Fort Worth
Dieti
Nine
Court of Criminal Appeals
Robert P. Greene
Jithey Association
Agsne Elation
Court Affirms Civil Appeal In Maud Campbell Case
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals on Wednesday upheld Judge Tayloe’s temporary injunction against Lua vag in the restricted district. The decision was unanimous and listed several other rulings from the docket including Trinity County Lumber and Houston Packing Company matters, with motions and references to receivers and associates.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
WS Fly
Maud Camseth
Wesley Peacock
G. Tay Loe
Lua Vag
Kenown
Maud Campbell
Wese
Wy Peacock
Bexar
W. S. Wy
Frank Andrews
F. Vivalda
Trai Bexar
Carly
Trinity
County Lumber Company
Elbert
Mvonner
Stotling
Durcan
Supreme Court Proceedings Highlight State Court Rulings
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic summary of Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals actions in Texas. Names like Wapien Panter Lumber Company and G. & Pixsa appear amid references to writs, remands, and affirmations involving Fayette, Williamson, and other counties.
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The
Supreme Court
Avoren
Tex
Noy
Supreme Hyatt
Wapien Panter Lumber Company
Rasy
Hawke County
Niventon
J. Stetlens
Pixsa
Wramk Payne
Klonny
Tule
Tharttie
We A. Wingitin
Cronk Ton
Seath Mims
Thal Gormmission
Travin
New Witness Testimony in Carman Case Trial
May 5 in Mineola New York a witness described the Carman murder scene in Freeport. Mrs Carman’s lawyers argued the shooting occurred after nightfall and the assailant fled in darkness. Police clerk Walter Cozens testified the shooting was reported around 1 o'clock.
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Minegla
N.Y
Bulls
Nferview
Hunt
Hmith
Albany Printing Contracts Connected to Roosevelt Case
The Albany Printing Co was paid commissions on public printing orders tied to the Journal Company run by William Barnes. Charles M. Winchester of J B Lyon Co stated the commissions totaled seven hundred dollars. Roosevelt defense planned to call him to testify later in the day.
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Syracuse
Charles M. Winchescer
J. B. Lyon Company
Albany
Supreme Court
Helalt
William Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
Journal Company
William Banns
Bir Barnes
Roosevelt
Jaim BI. Bowars
Albeny Journel Company
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Elsy Qras
Untitled testimony fragment involving Lyon Company officials and commissions
Uncertified public accountant Willam Nusbaum testified about an examination of the Journal Company accounts. The J. B. Lyon Company allegedly paid commissions to the Journal Anarles Bf and related parties. Testimony indicated fines linked to commissions or discounts on tracks and printing in Alboly county.
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Mt Armesby
Anthony N. Bendy
Levi
Morten
Lyon
J. Beavon Company
O. A. Quilt
Charles J. Wiles
Chauncey AT
Rapen
Nathan Liseberg
Willam J. Nusbauim
Tournal Company
Mr. Bawers
J. B. Lyon
Anarles
Villa Troops Surrender at Douglas Mexico Truce Request
A detachment of Villa troops near Douglas surrendered after presenting a message of truce during the May holiday. The advance guard stated they were part of a larger Villa force and deserts indicated more troops could follow the same action amid heightened tensions in the region.
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Douglas
Ariz
Carranza Gergisen
Ague Prien
Villa
Joes
Inquest Verdict On Captain’s Death At Sea
An inquest into the death of Captain Gueter of the American oil tanker Gulfight, sunk by a tornado near the Scilly Islands, returned a verdict of heart failure accelerated by shock from the disaster. Evidence showed the Gulfight flew the American flag and was struck by a sudden catastrophe.
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Prnlance
England
Gueter
Shin Gulffielt
Tom
Scilly Islands
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Court of Crininl Appeals
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Fayette
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GeunMe
H.C. Ghent
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Pinto
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Tyrone
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Jacke
Carman
Albany Printing CO
Roosevelt- Barnes
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Trim
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State Bank & Trust Company
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