Vitalitas claims cure for stomach and nervous disorders
An old advertisement argues digestive and nervous ailments shorten life expectancy and claims Vitalitas as a universal remedy. It touts stomach disorders as most common killers and promotes Vitaitas bottles sold at Wagner's Drug Store with druggists carrying the product.
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Nathan
Tenefer
Ibadnegritnse
Zheir Cortletn Yey
Vitalitar
Vitalitas
Wagner's Drug Store
Fort Worth Banker Killed by Train
The Fort Worth banker Captain W. B. Edrington, president of the Traders' Nation Bank and Fort Worth Clearing House Association, was killed in railroad yards. Witnesses saw him stumble on tracks as a train arrived. his advanced age and health issues noted. A Confederate veteran, he was very wealthy and had recently returned from New York. The cause and details remain mysterious.
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Port Wort Pox
W. BR. Edrington
Traders’ Nation Bank
Te Fort Word Clearing House Association
New York
Tie
Weather snapshot for tourist regions across major cities
Observations show temperatures, wind directions, and conditions. San Antonio and nearby areas report cloudy conditions and variable winds, with cool to cold air continuing. Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul, Denver, and New York display ranges from partly cloudy to clear, with southwest or northwest winds and low temperatures in the last 24 hours. Washington notes calm to breezy conditions with cooler air and a 34 hour low around the upper 30s to mid 40s.
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At & A
Nortwest
Chicago
ST Paul
Tenning
Denver
Howe
New York
Rans Bieh
Uwashington
Jeliway
Election Day injunction sought against city and county officials
A Peoples Municipal League suit seeks to restrain Sheriff Jahiu W Tobin Constable Joan Tratner Chief Januaster and other officials from loitering near polling places and interfering with voters in the upcoming election. The filing claims a conspiracy to influence electors and asks for a one hundred foot polling zone and removal of coercive conduct with costs and relief to follow. Attorneys include Wrunk H Wask Guy S Mclarland EP Tipscomb Selig Deutschmann and Arthur Surkamo.
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Aalit
Jahiu W. Tobin
Joan E. Tratner
Januaster
People's Municipal League
W. 5. Anderson
Lst
Brown
Pollman
Bawerton
Cantu
Joe Vitlarent
Joe Boel Stant
N. Vielen
I Bertians
Cononiracy
Poti‘tion
Jonvecin
An. Woter
Alvera
Span
Otea
Attornays
Peanie's
Municipal League
Wrunk H. Wask
Guy S. Mclarland
EP. Tipscomb
Selig Deutschmann
Arthur Surkamo
City-Polling Place Challenge Prepared For Court
The mayor and city answer an injunction filed by the People’s Municipal League challenging designated polling places like fire stations and neighborhood stores. Attorneys argue no prior objections were raised and these sites have long been used and known to the public. The city contends there is no need to alter election procedures under the Terrell election law.
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Brown
People's Municipal League
Gillette
Seventy-third District
Terrell
Lusitania Torpedo Off the Irish Coast
Reports from the Lusitania sinking detail notable passengers including Alexander Campbell of John Dewar and Sons Elbert Hubbard and D A Thomas the Welsh coal magnate Lady Mackworth and Alfred Vanderbilt among others aboard. panic spread as stock markets plunged with war securities tumbling and stable issues falling in the hours after the attack.
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Alexander Campbell
John Dewar and Sons
London
Tommy Rat
Elbert Hubbard
The
Philistine
D. A. Thomas
Lady Mackworth
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Julienite Ayala
Liverpool
East Aurora
N. Y
Charles Frohman
F. G. Radia
Mexico
Great Britain
Sir Huen Lane
England
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Kinsale
Ireland
Cork
St. George's’ Channel
Cunard Lane
Lusitania Sunk Shock Waves Through Washington Officials
Officials in Washington reacted with shock to the Lusitania torpedoing as President Wilson was briefed and inquiries began on American casualties. The Lusitania, built 1906 in Glasgow, was a Cunard liner famed for speed, 785 feet long with 32 500 gross tons, owned by Cunard in Liverpool and captained by W T Turner. Submarine activity off Ireland and near the Lusitania’s route prompted fears of further attacks, while records showed a speed record and the ship’s notable launch and christening events.
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Washington
Lusitania
Administration
Setichis
Wilson
White House
Queenstown
Liverpool
Foreign Office
Glassgow
Cunard Steamship Company, Limited
Wo T_ Turner
England
Germany
Soerg
Ireland
Glasgow
Cherbury
Atlantic Ocean
Irish
Geritarian
Gennan
Lusitania Jad
Mauretania
Ish
Clyde
Hank
Wis
Nverclyde
U S Asks Allies Of Japan Their Attitude
Report from Washington notes Secretary Boynton and Ambassador Chinda held talks at the State Department after White House discussions. Officials debate whether a full statement will be issued today by the embassy or Japanese government while China negotiations focus on group five demands.
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Tokio
Peking
Boyan
White House
Amhaarador
Chinda
State Department
Topmont
Cng
Ambannaidar
Res
Hoporta Lat
Japan
Redding
China
Howe Nero
Group Five
Mongolia
Manchuria
Ghantung
Fukleo
Wea O
Yuan Shi Kai
Japan Modifies Demands in China Ultimatum
Baron Kato and other ambassadors report added modifications to Japan's China ultimatum. Warships and transports prepare for possible action as pressure rises. China expected to respond, while Japan readies fleets in Sageho and the Gulf of Pectul.
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TOEIO
Baron Kato
China
Japan
United States
Taran
Orient
Nichi-Nichi
Peking
Saya
Mioki
Chin
Mizen
Kongo
Sageho
Ching
Navs
Icamimura
Sagem
Suwo
Gulf of Pectul
Protecting Chinese Residents in Japan Amid Spying Accusations
Police guard Professor Arlen, advisor to President Yuan Shi Kai, after speakers label him a Chinese spy. Authorities plan ample protection for Chinese residents in Japan amid rising tensions.
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Hinki
Professor Arlen
Yuan Shi Hai
Japan
W B Cloete on Lusitania voyage and San Antonio ties
Englishman W Brodrick Cloete of London, long a San Antonio visitor and business partner with Mexican mining and agricultural interests, traveled aboard the Lusitania on its last voyage. He spoke cautiously about the war and England’s hopes to defeat Germany, staying in New York and San Antonio during recent years. He was joined by Texas cotton buyer R J Timms and RT Mona aboard the Lusitania when it sailed from New York.
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San An- Wonle
Day
New York
W. Brodrick Cloete
San Antonio
Tex
W Brodrial Cluete
London
Cloete
United States
Ugha Seyors
Juusilants
Thin City
New York City
Undun Fire
Mexico
Texas
Ite
Mex
Telinedmont
America
England
Lusitania
Robert Kumpfmann
Menger Hotel
Herbert Lynch
Severe frosts hit Kansas and surrounding states
Reports from the local weather bureau indicate killing frosts in all Nebraska except the extreme east, plus heavy rains in Oklahoma and much of Kansas. Low temperatures fell below freezing at many locations, with Kansas and Southwest Missouri cited as danger zones for frost tonight by Observer Conner.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Conner
Frost in Panhandle Texas Raises Spring Chill
Frosts hit the Panhandle with 30 degrees in Amarillo as a cold front sweeps through Texas and Oklahoma. Early morning readings include Abilene 42, Oklahoma City 44, Fort Worth 48, Dallas 61, Galveston 72 with rain expected across South Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
Panhandle
Texas
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Abilene
Oklahoma City
Okla
Forth Worth
Galvestom
Mexico seeks U S cotton for mills amid market turnout
News from Mexico City Puebla and Yucatan indicate growing demand for American cotton as war-perturbed home supplies dwindle. Factories accelerate imports and textule industries plan expansion while Governor Alvarado reports Mann & Co has $600,000 in New York to meet Yucatan railway bondholder needs and a $54.04 cheque. United States currency shipments have been made to service interest on bonds. Railroad interests in Yucatan have been adjusted to protect foreign bondholders.
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Cruz
Mex
Theris & Dig
Amerket
Mexico
Ameri
CIA
Tventy-two
Puebla
Alvarado
Yucatan
Ladenburg
Mann & Co
New York
United States
Teria
Youcatah
Dr Carman Aghn Testifies In Freeport Shooting Trial
Dr Ed ward Carman recounts the shooting of Mrs Louise Batley in her office in Freeport on a wet day. He says a hand with a revolver appeared through a broken window as glass shattered. The defense argues darkness aided the escape while the state notes street lights were on at 0 o clock the night of the incident.
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Minwola
N.Y
Ward Carman
Wits
Jenargs
Urs
Louise D. Batley
Freeport
Hla
Carman
William R. Smith
Frdsport
Storm Toll Rises Across Louisiana and Mississippi
A May 1 storm system swept through Louisiana and Mississippi causing 33 deaths and injuries to at least 60 people. Reports from St Helens Parish list one dead and six injured, with additional fatalities in adjacent counties. Most victims were Negro, and property damage was extensive.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Cnahome
St. Landry Parish
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