Pole Top Fatality at Ineman LIE WIRE
An INEMAN worker died instantly after contacting live wires while climbing a pole to pull a switch for a new plant in the Mission district. The sudden death followed failed artificial respiration under Fire Chief Marcus Butler. He is survived by a San Antonio widow and a Mississippi mother.
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Fred”Blatico
Marvin Oricksburg
Hineméen
Marcus Butler
Newhill
Bianco
San Antonio
Mississippi
Scalp Trouble Ends After Cuticura Treatment
Miss Azalia Brazley of Memphis Tennessee reports nine months of dry scaly scalp and hair loss with bald patches and sore pimples. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment from the first application she improved and was completely healed in three months.
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Jorge
Azalia Brazley
Cambridge Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Teleum
SaverowDere
How He Helps His Fellow Men
A testimonial about Peterson's Ointment from Kate Kull of Sigel praising its healing powers for a left leg sore, claiming rapid recovery. It extols the ointment's ability to heal, soothe chafing, and treat burns, with additional notes on Peterson's Soap as a skin product from Buffalo.
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Jove Petersen
Kate Kull
Sigel
Peterson
Buffalo
John TD. Rockefeller
Peterson Ointment, Co
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Nervous Troubles
Mrs. Rust of Clearfield PA credits Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her ability to work and daily function after nerve related irritability and fatigue. She advises others to try the remedy and says she will answer letters from readers.
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Mearfield
Lydia
Pinkham
Rust
Fullerton
625 'S
2Nd Street
Clearfield
Shaenfield3 Trial Nears Verdict In Tarpaulin Case
Abe and Dave Shaenfield and Noahi Robo face a federal indictment over 287 tarpaulins valued at about 19 dollars alleged to be stolen government property. The trial began Monday and ends Thursday with the government resting after five witnesses. Defense is expected to wrap the case by noon Thursday. District Attorney Hartman leads the government in Teron with assistants, while Leonard Brown and Joe Graham defend.
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Abe
Dave Shaenfield
Noahi Robo
Tca.d. Hartman
Teron
Fleet White
Est Schwerne
Leonard Brown
W Williams
United States District Attorney
Joe
H. Z. Graham
Busts of Five Great Americans Unveiled in Hall of Fame
New York May 21. Five great Americans were honored in a Hall of Fame unveiling at New York University. Two of the honorees were women. Descendants and prominent Americans attended as busts of Charlotte Cushman Shakespeare, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Asa Gray, John Marshall, and William Tecumseh Sherman were unveiled.
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New York
New York University
Charlotte Cushmat
Shakespeareau
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Asa Gray
John Marshall
United States
Wiliam Tecumseh Sherman
Girl Pays Fine Of Friend Then Goes To Jail
Four Mexican youths watched as a girl counted nine one dollar bills to pay a friend’s fine in the corporation court cell. Bailiff Hocker later arrested the benefactor on a drunken charge, sending her to jail while the released friend left.
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Beze
Corporation Court
Hocker
Cearward
Wichita Falls Man State Labor Head Elected at Texas Convention
W Lee Wells of Wichita Falls was elected president of the Texas State Council of Labor at the annual convention held Wednesday at the Labor Hall. Other officers named include PD Mills of San Angelo as first vice president I Kirshner of Port Arthur as second vice president and J Rex Anderson of Dallas as secretary treasurer. Executive board members elected were Ed Tull Amarillo Victor Rigg Houston W A Brown Brenham F taker Jacksonville EL Glamery San Antonio and E E Stewart Waco.
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Waco
W. Lee Wells
Wichita Falls
Texas State
Council of Labor
Labor Hal
PD. E. Mills
San Angelo
I. Kirshner
Port Arthur
Vic
J. Rex Andeson
Dallas
Ed. Tull
Amarillos
Tor Rigg
Tor Rigg Houston; W. A. Brown, I. Brenham
W. EF. Taker
Jacksonville
Glamery
San Antonio
E. Stewart
Mexican bandits attack American ranch near Saltillo
A dispatch from Saltillo says bandits attacked the Sabanilla ranch, owned by Americans, and killed the Mexican manager Jose Perez. The American consulate protested and military authorities are sending troops to pursue the bandits.
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Associated Presa
Mexico City
Cial
Saltillo
Aean
Ferguson Pardons Two More Citizens in Texas
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted one full pardon a conditional pardon and two restorations of citizenship today in Austin. The action reflects ongoing clemency measures by the Texas governor and affects individuals previously disenfranchised or convicted under prior statutes.
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Ferguson
Vess
Austin
Miriam AL Ferguson
Colonel Axton to Have Busy Program at Army Posts
Colonel John F Aston arrives in San Antonio for a two day visit to corps area headquarters and posts. He will address officers and enlisted men at Brooke Field Kelly Field and post assemblies and a public reception follows Friday night.
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John F. Aston
Traty
United States
San Antonio
Nn Corps
Alva J. Prasted
Brasted
Mort Sam Houston
Argonne
Aeights
Paul B. Malone
Ernest Winds
Arthur Moore
O. R
Axton
Salt Lake City
Southern Cotton Oil forms firm in Louisiana to take over New Jersey assets
The Southern Cotton Oil of Louisiana is organized with paid-up capital of 13.5 million dollars to acquire the properties and business of the Southern Cotton Oil Company of New Jersey and Southport Mills Ltd of New Orleans, forming a new Louisiana firm in Orleans.
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Treas
Orleans
Southern Cotton Oi
Louisiana
Southern Coton Oil Company
New Jersey
Southport. Mills; Ltd
New Orleans
Woman Indicted for Slaying Infant at New York Baby Farm
Mrs Helen Angust Geisenvoll, owner of a New York baby farm, indicted for first degree manslaughter after inquiry showed six month old William Winters died at her place from a fractured skull.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Angust -Geisenvoll
Amt
Willian Winters
German in Public Schools Ad Seeks Applications by May 20
The notice urges teaching of German in public schools as vital for higher education and requires applications to be submitted before May 20.
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Piblic
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