Five European Citizens Naturalized in Corpus Christi Court
Five men from Europe were naturalized as U S citizens in Corpus Christi under Judge Walter T Burns. Antonio Bruin Vazquez from Corpus Christi renounced allegiance to King Alfonso XIII of Spain. Sidor Kriwal from Springfield abandoned allegiance to Nicholas II of Russia. Ernest Paul Wranitzky from Bishop renounced Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary. Ernest Otto Bernhardt Semmi from Bishop left William II of Germany. William Oliver from Gregory renounced George V of Britain. The group included former subjects of Germany Austria Hungary Russia England and Spain. All were present in court together.
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Tonio
Burns
Antonio Bruin Vazquez
Corpus Christi
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Sidor Kriwal
Springfield
Nicholas II
All Russias
Ernest Paul Wranitzky
Francis Joseph
Austria
Hungary
Ernest Otto Bernhardt Semmi
William II
Germany
William Oliver
Gregory
George V
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
England
Russia
Remedy for Catarrh Promises Swift Blood Cure
S S S is promoted as a quick, inexpensive remedy for catarrh claiming it cleanses the blood and purifies the system. The ad describes S S S as acting within an hour and lists benefits such as cleared nasal passages and headache relief, urging readers to buy at drug stores and contact The Swift Specific Company in Atlanta for advice.
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Swift
Atlanta
S. S
Alexander in Exile Vows Allied Unity For Serbia
Athens reports Prince Alexander of Serbia regent declares allies united to restore Serbia. He praises American aid, cites Bulgarian terrorism in occupied areas, and reviews Serb troops vowing to repel invaders. The interview expresses resolve to defend Serbia’s independence and culture.
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Athens
London
Prince Alexander of
Serbia
Peter
Associated Press
Albania
Belgium
Russia
France
Macedonia
Prince Alexander
Alexander Karageorgevitch
Office Constructing Quartermaster Ft Sam Houston Tex
Sealed proposals will be received here until 11 a m June 7 1916 and opened for constructing corrugated steel storehouse and wagon shed Information on application Adv
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Quartermaster
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Texas to Host Large Summer Normal Institutes for Teachers
Austin reports over 15 000 teachers in Texas are expected at summer normal institutes statewide. Two sessions run to July 13 and July 27 1916 with minimum five weeks. Faculty will set opening dates. Doughty notes focus on fewer subjects to boost efficiency and aligns study with new teacher certificate rules.
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Austin
Texas
W. F. Doughty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Doughty
Indigestion warnings and remedies in old medical note
A medical note warns indigestion can progress to chronic dyspepsia gastritis and ulcers with risks of peritonitis and cancer. It advises keeping pure bisulated magnesia to neutralize stomach acid and to take four teaspoonfuls in water after meals, noting to request the bisural form from the druggist.
Indignant Protest Over Belle Dilgarde Center Conditions
Prospect Hill Neighborhood Club plans a protest with a petition to Mayor and City Commissioners over the Belle Dilgarde Recreation Center at Smith and Buena Vista. The club cites unsanitary disorder, vandalism, and police protection lapses as grounds for action. Crockett School Mothers' Club with 140 members endorses the resolutions.
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Belle Dilgarde
Smith and
Buena Vista
San Antonio
Crockett School Mothers’ Club
Death Cancels Trial for Two Alleged Bootleggers
Corpus Christi Texas May 24 In Federal Court two indicted bootleggers failed to appear as docket items called and the investigation showed both men had died since the January term of court.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Candy kills toddler in Beeville after eating candy
In Beeville Texas a one year eight month old girl dies from acute indigestion linked to candy. Funeral arrangements are set for today. In Austin Texas Confederate Veterans show interest in Tillman bill to pension ex Confederate soldiers. Representative Tillman reports broad camp endorsements but strong opposition remains. House passage expected.
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Beeville
Tex
J. E. Taylor
Austin
Tillman
Congress
J. H. Mack
UT Professor Haney Resigns to Join Federal Trade Commission
Dr. L. H. Haney economics professor at the University of Texas resigns after serving on leave with the Federal Trade Commission in Washington to take a permanent post on the commission. He is known as an economic expert and is studying gasoline prices. He plans to return to Austin later this summer to close affairs.
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Haney
University
Austin
Tex
L. H. Haney
University of Texas
Federal Reserve Trade Commission
Washington
Commission
Beeville High School Grants 29th Class Honors
Beeville Texas May 24 graduating exercises at Grand Opera house marked the largest Beeville A A Jones high school class with 29 graduates. State representative J W Flournoy praised Superintendent W E Madderra for eighteen years of service. Miss Margaret Young led as honor pupil receiving scholarships to the State University and Texas Christian University.
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Beeville High School
Beeville
Tex
A. A. Jones High School
Grand Opera House
J. W. Flournoy
W. E. Madderra
Margaret Young
State University
Texas Christian University
Backhanded compliment cited by Ford in Dearborn tale
A disorderly excerpt links Henry Ford to a peace argument in Dearborn. It notes a book agent's wife teasing a nine year old boy about his age and cleanliness. The piece blends humorous exchanges from Chicago Record-Herald and Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Tommy
Concert at Fort Sam Houston by Nineteenth Infantry Band
The Nineteenth Infantry Band will give a concert at Fort Sam Houston lower post on Thursday afternoon. Chief Musician Oscar Biersmann arranged the program featuring marches and overtures including The United States Peterel, Zamra Fantasy, My Maryland, Martha, and The Cavalry Wiggle. The concert begins at 4 30 p.m.
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Nineteenth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Oscar Biersmann
The
United States
Peter Eer
Cosby
Travis Club Elects Seven Directors At Annual Meeting
New Travis Club directors are R. S. Bynum E. S. Fomby W. B. Hamilton Ed McClannahan H. C. S. Smith and Gus Zalmanzig. The meeting heard the secretary W. Titus and treasurer reports as polls ran 4 to 8:30. House rules and upcoming year work were discussed and members urged to follow club rules.
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Travis Club
R. S. Bynum
E.S. Fomby
W. B. Hamilton
Ed McClannahan
H. C. S. Smith
Gus Zalmanzig
W. Titus
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Main St
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Leghorn
Wolff & Marx CO
Prospect Hill
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