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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

2

Vitalitas touted by San Antonio saloon man

Tourists visit Apex Buffet at St James Hotel where Jay Philips, a well known saloon manager, touts Liquid Vitalitas as a miraculous cure. He claims it relieves rheumatism indigestion and stomach trouble and can heal mouth sores and chafes. A Wagner Drug display shows a miniature extraction plant as proponents urge questions today.

San Antonio Apex St. James Hotel Jay Philips Mr. Philips Wagner Drug Store East Houston Street

Obituary notices from San Antonio featuring Ball Willborn and Petty cases

The obituary column reports the funeral of Mrs Catherine Ball at 120 King William Street with services at St Marys Catholic Church and burial in St Marys Cemetery. Carlton Jonata Willborn, 51, died at his home on Aransas Avenue. funeral planned for tomorrow and burial details pending. D G Petty, a retired lumberman and banker, died in Mansfield Louisiana. body likely to be sent to Bastrop for burial with funeral arrangements not yet set.

Willborn Carlton Jonata Willborn Aransas Avenue Hopkinsville Tex San Antonio

Flagler's Condition Unchanged in Florida Report

WEST PALM BEACH May 13 Henry M Flagler is ill at his home here and reported weak today though physicians note little change in his general condition

Flagler West Palm Beach Fila Henry M. Flagler

Texan Listed for Parole

More than 200 parole applications were listed for the federal board of parole in Leavenworth Kansas on May 13. Among the bankers seeking parole is W. J. Hogue of San Angelo Texas.

Leavenworth Kans Federal Board of Parole W. J.hogue San Angelo Texas

Home Remedies for Skin and Hair by Mrs Martyn

A reader column by Mrs Mae Martyn offers home cures and drugstore cautions. Recipes include a spring blood tonic with kardene and alcohol, a liquid powder skin wash, a quinine tonic for dandruff, and a pennyworth hair shampoo. Also advice on eye tonics, wrinkle cream from almor, and weight tips with parnotis.

Constance Molly

D.D.D Eczema Remedy Promoted By Health Officials

Dr Evans ex-Commissioner of health endorses the D D D Prescription for eczema claiming skin cures require treatment at the skin and that germs must be washed out. Dr Holmes supports its efficacy and a $1 bottle is offered with a money back guarantee.

Evans Dr. Holmes

Heavy vote and Brown lead in city election races

The Citizens' League concentrates on whole ticket gains while Ryan forces rely on individual support. In the Seventh ward W L Hoefgen is expected to win amid division with independent A B Hillan siphoning opposition. Fifth and Sixth wards show split brewery worker votes and strong clock for Uhr in Sixth. First and Second wards favor Brown, with the Fourth ward a close margin around one thousand votes.

Citizens’ League Ryan Citizens A. B. Hillan Hoefgen Brown Southern Pacific Robert F. Uhr

Judges and officers monitor polling places to curb electioneering

Judge Ward with Judge Storey and James Routledge inspect polling sites for violations while avoiding injunctions. A single writ is issued in district 57 to curb electioneering at a precinct, ordering officers to keep 100 feet away. Deputy Chadwick specifies a 74% foot distance and extends the buffer by 25 feet.

R. H. Ward Seventy-third District Court A. B. Storey Citizens’ League James Houtledge People’s Party Ward Tobin Brown James Routledge Lancaster Fifty-seventh District Court Minor Joe Chadwick Judge Ward

Galveston Mayoral and Commission Election Under Way

The biennial election in Galveston Texas is held today with nine candidates for four commissioner seats. Mayor Lewis Fisher runs unopposed for another term while I H Kempner A P Norman and M E Shay seek re election along with two other hopefuls.

Galveston Tex Lewis Fisher I. H. Kempner A. P. Norman M. E. Shay

Foley Kidney Pills Restore Health Claims

A testimonial ad states Foley Kidney Pills cure kidney and bladder trouble. Mrs. Cordelia Copeland of Ardeola Missouri reports relief after five bottles, with the firm claiming universally successful results across users. Fischer Drug Co.

Cordelia Copeland Ardeola Foley Fischer Drug Co

Two Killed in Munich by Supposed Lunatic

Major General Von Lewinski, Prussian military attaché to Bavaria, and a police sergeant were shot to death by a man named Straf fer on a crowded street. The attacker was captured after a lynching attempt and seriously injured by a mob before police rescue.

Munich von Lewinski Bavaria Straffer Pollander Gen

Selz Shoes for Comfort and Style for Every Family Member

Selz offers footwear for all family members highlighting comfort and style. Made by expert shoemakers from top leathers on natural lasts, their low-cut models fit closely without gaping and promise comfort from the first wear, aiming to reduce overall shoe costs for the buyer.

SELZ

European leaders move toward Mexico amid Mexican conflict

French president Poincare and King Alfonso of Spain are en route to Mexico as Britain and other powers join the push. Tampico is cut off as Constitutionalists sever the Monterey railroad, while reports about Japanese involvement in Carranza’s army are disputed.

M. Poincare Alfonso Spain Mexico Senor de la Barra Great Britain Tampico Monterey Victoria

Rapid fire gun tested at Piedras Negras rail line

A breech loading rapid fire gun built in Piedras Negras railroad shops by a native mechanic fired eight to ten shots, proving shells travel two to three kilometers with proper elevation. The gun will be sent to the front. Patricio de Leon supervised construction and engraved his name on the breech. Escondido coal mine near Piedras Negras has closed, displacing workers and leaving 20 000 tons of coal at risk of spontaneous combustion unless managed. Seichi Sagatani, a Japanese journalist, offered Japanese forces to aid the Constitutionalists before denying the claim.

Eagle Pass Tex Piedras Negras Seichi Sagatani Patricio de Leon Monclova Escondido Mexico City Seidi Sagatani Adras Negras

More Aid for Carranza Delays Decree on Foreign Damages

Eagle Pass reports delegates from across the republic converge on Governor Carranza to aid him and to express support. He plans a decree on foreign damages during the revolutionary period starting with the deposition of President Jaz. The decree, due tomorrow, is expected to be satisfactory to all constituencies.

Eagle Pass Tex Carranza Jaz

Mining Town Captured in Jalisco Clash

Constitutionalists led by Julian Mediana seized Hostot Paquillo 60 miles northwest of Guadalajara. The town’s garrison resisted for four hours as six federal soldiers died. Upon entering the mining district center they looted stores and burned the courthouse amid nearby American camps.

Guadalajara Mexico Julian Mediana Jefe Hostot Paquillo Jalisco Hostol Paquillo

Federals Reach Guaymas as Reinforcements Arrive

Agents report federal reinforcements land by boat at Guaymas Mexico as the besieged main force nears entry to the gulf town. The Mexican gunboat Guerrero lies in the harbor ready to assist. Death toll from the fighting above Guaymas is estimated at about 400.

Nogales Arizona Huerta Guaymas Gulf Town Guerrero

General Bliss Arrives in Brownsville for Border Review

General Tasker H. Bliss landed in Brownsville on May 13 to investigate border conditions and assess security and civilian situations along the frontier.

General Bliss Brownsville Tex Tasker H. Bliss

Greece Backs Plan for 1914 Olympic Games Series

The Greek government approved supporting an international Olympic games series to be held in Athens in spring 1914. The move signals official backing from Greece for the proposed multi-city event abroad.

Greece Athens aMy

Doctor links female troubles to kidneys and bladder

A family doctor notes women seek help for female trouble but improve when treated for kidney and bladder issues. The statement endorses Foley Kidney Pills as the best and safest medicine for such times, describing them as a tonic with quick results. Fischer Drug Co.

Fischer Drug Co

Farrell Says Steel Giant Could Aid Cotton Crop If Stopped

James A. Farrell of United States Steel testifies in government suit to dissolve the firm. He argues the company acts as an industrial benefactor, supplying cotton ties and contributing to levee work in New Orleans. He notes higher U S costs, lower foreign wages, and cites India and China pig iron imports and tariff effects on prices.

Farrell New York James A. Farrell United States Steel Corporation United States New Orleans India Calcutta San Francisco Pacific Coast

Ex-Soldier Hanged in Globe Arizona

John B. O Goodwin, an ex soldier and the first man executed under federal authority in Arizona, was hanged in Globe. He declared jurors responsible for his death before the trap sprung after being convicted of murdering Alfred Hillput, a Globe merchant, on the San Carlos reservation. State authorities refused to permit execution at the penitentiary, so it was carried out at the county jail.

Globe Ariz John B. O Goodwin Arizona Goodwin Alfred Hillput Globe Merchant San Carlos Bounty

Missing Bible Verses Found in Freer Manuscripts

Long lost verses of the New Testament were identified in Freer manuscripts from Egypt. The Times reports new readings in Mark not found in known copies, with Jerome having known parts. The Freer collection was facsimiled for the British Museum and Michigan University publication.

London Egypt Charles L. Freer Detroit Mich Freer The Times British Museum University of Michigan Jerome Jesus Satan

Postal Job Examinations Delayed as Applications Run Short

Following the civil service exam notice for post office clerk the May 24 test may be postponed due to exhaustion of application blanks. Miss M. L. Lytle, local secretary, says examinations will be postponed until all applications are in and a new supply of blanks arrives daily.

Civil Service M. L. Lytle

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