Alarm Over Cancer Spread Warns of Global Death Toll
Dr Robert Bell warns twenty five million people may die from cancer with rising incidence among English speaking populations. The article cites suspected causes from tomatoes to cockroaches and meat intake, promoting prevention and the Vitalitas remedy demonstrated at Wagner Drug Store on East Houston Street.
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Robert Bell
Bell
Texas
Vitalitas
Wagner Drug Store
East Houston Street
Vitalitas Man
Santa Barbara Votes Dry In Citywide Election
Santa Barbara practically went dry in yesterday's election with saloons eliminated and liquor sales in restaurants abolished. A few places will still offer liquor, as a proposition to prohibit table licenses in hotels was defeated.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Texas newspapers face funding delay over constitutional ballot printing
Claims from 245 Texas newspapers for printing four proposed amendments are paused by the comptroller pending an attorney general ruling on whether joint legislative resolutions can authorize appropriations. If not, no funds will be issued for printing ballots or election costs, delaying payment and forcing a special legislative session to fund the measures and election.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Comptroller’s Department
Attorney General’s Department
Comptroller
Attorney General's Department
Attorney General
Fisherman Drowns While Reeling In Big Catch
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on May 14, 22 year old Silver Larson drowned after rising in a boat to land a promising bite. He toppled overboard but held the fishing pole in a death grip as rescuers retrieved his body with a large fish still on the line.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Siver Larson
Citizens' League sweeps wards in pivotal city election
Report on the city election shows Citizens' League winning most precincts across wards as Ryan ticket falters. Hoefgen, a union supporter, secures victory in the Seventh ward with slow precincts widening the lead. Eighth ward also flags opposition in one precinct.
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Ryan
Henry Wagner Jr
People’s Party
Citizens’ League
Seventh Ward
W. L. Hoefgen
Hoefgen
Brown to resign as District Attorney amid mayoral run
Clinton G. Brown plans to quit the district attorney post soon as he completes tasks to close up affairs. He cannot qualify as mayor until June 1 and expects Nelson Lytle to succeed him, with Governor Colquitt likely making the appointment. Robert G. Harris may fill the first assistant district attorney role.
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Clinton G. Brown
Brown
Nelson Lytle
Colquitt
Robert G. Harris
Brown men jubilant as Clinton G. Brown wins big
Five men in San Antonio including Albert Steves Jr and Dick O. Terrell celebrated Clinton G. Brown’s decisive election victory. The group known as the original Brown men helped fuel the district attorney’s campaign before the Citizens’ party nominating convention.
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San Antonio
Clinton G. Brown
Albert Steves Jr
Dick O. Terrell
Walter Napier
Franz C. Groos
L. B. Clegg
Brown
Citizens’ Party
Gentle laxative advised for aging bowels in old age
The piece promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative to prevent constipation in the elderly. It states aging weakens stomach muscles, warns against harsh purgatives, and claims the syrup trains bowels to act naturally. A testimonial from 80 year old O P Miller supports its efficacy. A free sample offer is included.
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W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
Nomination Decided By Uninstructed Delegations
Members of the Young Men's Business League called a meeting and agreed that voting precincts should send uninstructed delegations to nominating conventions. They won the point by distributing forces at precinct meetings, leading to Mr Brown receiving the nomination at Beet hoven Hall the following night.
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Strumental
Young Men's Business League
Mr. Brown
Beethoven Hall
Prosperity Forecast Tied to Brown Victory for San Antonio
New York businessman H I Miller of the Pearson syndicate and Medina Valley Irrigation head, visiting San Antonio with Mrs Miller, says Clinton Brown's election promises growth. He notes streets are deplorable and urges municipal bond issues to fund street improvements to boost tourism. Miller met Medina officials and plans El Paso departure.
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H. I. Miller
New York
Pearson Syndicate
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Clinton
Brown
San Antonio
Mr. Miller
Miller
St. Anthony
el Paso
California
Medina Company
Fort Brown proposals linked to garrison plans
The report outlines proposed garrison arrangements at Fort Brown and details ongoing military and labor disruptions in northern Mexico. It notes mass layoffs at the National Railways of Mexico, with 1,500 idle workers nationwide, and describes movements of federal and constitutionalist forces in Coahuila and Tamaulipas, including troop counts, skirmishes, and logistics.
Federals Routed Near Guaymas Amid Civil War Action
Governor Pesquiera of Sonora reports federal forces routed with many rifles and ammunition captured. Seven cannons and seven machine guns seized. About 600 killed and 300 prisoners amid confusion near Ortiz. Colonel Barron reportedly cut off and besieged by Colonel Hill. Barron wounded.
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Nogales
Ariz
Gulf
Pesquiera
Sonora
Hermosillo
Guaymas
Ortiz
Barron
Hill
Baryon
Gomez to See Carranza in Piedras Negras Aid
Dr. Francisco Vasquez Gomez, brother of Don Emilio Vasquez Gomez, departed this morning for Piedras Negras with an American physician to meet Constitutionalist Chief Carranza at the headquarters of the Governor.
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Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Don Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Piedras Negras
Plant Juice praised by San Antonio resident
Mrs. M. J. Crone of 335 Indiana Street San Antonio endorses Plant Juice as a remarkable tonic for kidney and stomach troubles. She reports long suffering with kidney disease and indigestion cured after one bottle, claiming renewed vitality and relief from chronic ailments. Sold at Fischer's drug store Houston and Alamo corners.
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M. J. Crone
Indiana Street
San Antonio
Fischer’s Drug Store
Houston
Alamo
Conference on peace plans near Carranza discussed
82nd Don Emilio Vasquez Gomez says his brother met Governor Carranza to discuss planned peace talks. He knows a conference will be held but has no details on plans or duration. Cort Emilio denied any proposal to make his brother provisional president by Carranza.
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V. Carranza
National Railways of
Mexico
Coahila
Casso Lopez
Saltillo
Pablo Gonzalez
Jose Santos
Tamaulipas
Luis Blanco
Constitutionalist
Cesare Castro
Tomas Lozano
Alsalon Lozano
Quintinilla
Villaldama
Carranza
Candido Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Don Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Cort Emilio
Woman pioneer of state Christina Laux dies at 84
Christina Laux 84 longtime San Antonio resident died at her home 324 1 2 Soledad street She arrived with her husband nearly sixty years ago and lived in the same house for 63 years The German born widow survived by daughter Carrie Neubauer son Herman Laux 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral at 4 oclock Friday at the family home Rev O Hartmann officiating burial in the old Lutheran cemetery
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Christina Laux
San Antonio
Soledad Street
Laux
Jacob Leux
Germany
Indianola
Cibolo
Salado
Kampmann
Jacob Laux
Rev. O. Hartmann
Old Lutheran Cemetery
Texas Press Association Convenes in San Antonio
Fully 500 editors and publishers from Texas gather for a three day Texas Press Association convention in San Antonio. The Press Club of San Antonio plans elaborate entertainments at the Gunter hotel with receptions, a smoker, and a Mexican supper for visiting newspaper men.
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Texas
Texas Press Association
Press Club of
San Antonio
Grand Opera House
Gunter Hotel
Press Club
Gunter
Lloyd Spencer
Grand
Mite Teh
Emerson Smith
Fort Sam Houston
H. Furlong ,Jr
The
Automobile Club
Houston Street Dimmed For Safer Lighting Upgrade
Houston Street from Sole Dad Street to Alamo Plaza will be lit at night with regulation street arc lights only. City Electrician Convers condemned the present arches due to worn out iron posts, planning a shift to a modern safer lighting system while arches are removed.
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Houston Street
Soledad Street
Alamo Plaza
City
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