Vitalitas touted as universal health cure by Lam bert at Wagner's
J A Lambert recounts health trips to resorts in two countries and promotes Vitalitas as the sole remedy for indigestion and general debility. He claims rapid improvement after two bottles, praises its safety and taste, and urges readers to visit the Wagner's drug store display on Avenue C and Houston Street.
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J. A. Lambert
San Antonio
Mexico
New Orleans
Vitalitas Man
Wagner's Drug Store
Avenue C
Houston Street
Veterans in Chattanoo ga for reunion
Fragmentary remarks recount veterans of Chattanooga and Washington era noting women encroachment on hats coats and other gear while praising refined ladies on side saddles in Washington and New York. Indications are General Hickman will enforce his order.
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Gasion
Washington
New York
Hickman
Third election called for ISD 10 trustees in June
A third election has been ordered for Independent School District No. 10 on June 25 after two tied elections produced identical vote totals. Election officers named include Les Ahr Jr., Adolph Reed, and I Harros. Several candidates currently away are expected to tilt results toward one side.
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Les Ahr Jr
Adolph Reed
I -Harros
Reed
Grain Dealers Set for Texas Convention Attendance
Fort Worth May 26 Preparatory to the fifteenth annual meeting of the Texas Grain Dealers Association the arbitration commission is in session today It is expected that 800 grain men and railroad representatives will attend the convention.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Grain Dealers’ Association
Arbitration Commission
School Board urged to delay election on bond issue
Business leaders urge postponement of the $500,000 school bond election to avoid conflicting with a municipal bonds vote. Alderman-elect John Warren argues delaying would prevent overcommitment and align with broader city needs such as streets and sewers. He suggests starting smaller, proposing no more than $250,000 for now.
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John W. Warren
San Antonio
Supreme Court Allows Resale of Patented Goods at Cut Rates
Washington May 26 The Supreme Court ruled five to four that patented articles including nerve tonics safety razors and talking machines may be resold by retailers at reduced prices. Justice Day announced the majority, while Justices McKenna Lurton Holmes and Vandlanter dissented. The decision limits patent holders power to fix prices, aligning with antitrust intent.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
McKenna
Lurton
Holmes
Vandlanter
Justice Day
Department of Justice
Mexican Civil War Update From May 26 1914 Patrols
Troop movements indicate the provisional government may regain Hermosillo while aiming to reopen the Chihuahua Torreon railway. Federals repulse a Morlea assault as Constitutionalist forces push into Jalisco Hidalgo and Federal district positions.
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Mexico City
War Department
Hermosillo
Sonora
Chihuahua
Torreon
Monterey
Huerta
Morlea
Michoacan
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Provisional Government
Mexico
Jalisco
Hidalgo
Federal District
San Angel
Federals Brace Matamoros Defenses as Attack Fears Rise
In Matamoros fed eral garrison installs electrified fences after a test killed two burros and a cow. Federals dig in as Constitutionalists, about 700 strong, maneuver nearby and threaten harassment to draw a noncombat clash. Several Americans were detained by federals on suspicion of sympathizing with the rebels.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Red Cross Advances Refugee Aid From Tampico to Galveston
The American Red Cross authorized Consul Miller in Tampico to draw 2000 for maintenance and transport of American refugees to Galveston. Reports say Tampico conditions are intolerable for foreigners. Some farmers have fled. others remain stranded. Mining engineer William Lorraine Cook escaped from Zihuatanejo to Acapulco after bandit robbery. C K Fulton and John Friedman safety inquiries reported. Fulton safe at San Dimas and Friedman believed in Victoria.
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Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Miller
Tampico
Mex
Galveston
State Department
William Lorraine Cook
Zihualanejo
Acapulco
C. K. Fulton
ma@e
San Dimas
Consul Johnson
Matamoros
John Friedman
Victoria
Junior branch officers elected at St Mary’s Church meeting
The Junior branch of the Children of Mary at St Mary’s Church held a meeting in the parochial school yesterday. After the business session and installation of new officers refreshments were served. New officers include Miss Alice Kelly president Miss Adella Smith vice president Rose Mae Kelly secretary and Along Doe treasurer.
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Children of Mary of St. Mary’s Church
Alice Kelly
Adella Smith
Rose Mae Kelly
Doce
Riveros to Lead Campaign in Sinaloa Fight
Governor Felipe Riveros and his wife depart via El Paso and Nogales to lead the Constitutionalist campaign in Sinaloa. He will report to Governor Carranza and work with him to drive federals from remaining occupied points along the west coast.
Food Shortage Hurts Mexicans Between Monterey and Border
Laredo May 26 Cr L Mack, rep from a Los Angeles lumber firm, reports food shortages causing suffering among Mexicans in small towns north of the border. he says crowds have gathered at Villaldama, 80 miles north of Monterrey, as relief is sought.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Cr. L. Mack
Los Angeles
Plack
Villaldama
Two Mexicans Executed for Sedition Plot in Juarez
In Juarez yesterday Antonio Rodriguez and Inecacio Hernandez, privates in the Fourteenth battalion, were executed after conviction for plotting sedition among the federal garrison. Rodriguez flinched at the command to fire, while Hernandez faced death stoically.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Antonio Rodriguez
Inecacio Hernandez
Fourteenth Battalion
Rodriguez
Hernandez
Masson Reaches Guaymas Front for Guerrero Strike
Didier Masson an aviator and his war aeroplanes arrived today above Guaymas and will begin operations against the gun boat Guerrero in Guaymas harbor. Constitutionalist troops move toward the gulf port as state officials report the action.
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Guaymas
Nogales
Ariz
Didier Masson
Guerrero
Gulf
Men Plead Guilty To Arson Charges In Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana on May 26 David and Benjamin Rosenberg pleaded guilty to arson related charges. David Rosenberg received a sentence of two to twenty one years. Benjamin Rosenberg admitted conspiracy to commit arson and defraud insurers and received a suspended sentence from two to fourteen years with a $25 fine and costs. Abe Franklin may not face trial.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
David
Benjamin Rosenberg
David Rosenberg
Ben Rosenberg
Abe Franklin
Government to Collect Costs From 10000 Reclamation Farmers
Supreme Court ruling requires more than ten thousand farmers on West reclamation projects to pay the cost of maintaining and operating works until project completion. The Baker et al. suit on the Sunny Side Unit Yakima project seeks to halt water shutoffs used to enforce these charges.
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Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
West
D. P. Baker
Sunny Side
Yakima, Wash
Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Interior
Gor
Prominent San Antonio Doctor Dies After Operation
Dr John Tyler Harrison aged 48, a well known San Antonio physician, died at Wyeth Hospital following an operation after two days of declining condition. Surviving family includes his widow and three daughters, mother, two brothers, and several professional and fraternal affiliations. Funeral services will be held at his residence with burial in Pythian Cemetery.
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John Tyler Harrison
San Antonio
Wyeth Hospital
Harrison
Florence
Ala
State Normal College of
Vanderbilt University of Nashville
Tenn
Helen
Marion Harrison
Helen Patterson
Vina
Eugene Harrison
Los Angeles
Cal
Edgar Harrison
Bexar County Medical Society
San Antonio Aerie
Order of Eagles
Lotus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Natchez Tribe No. 2
John Bosshardt Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Loyal Americans
National Geographic Society
The
Scientific Society of San Antonio
Lavaca Street
O. P. Wright
Eagles
Pythian Cemetery
Thrap
Leona Thrap
Nebraska
E. C. Thrap
San Antonio Undertaking Company
Roselawn
Taylor
E. W. Taylor
Carolina Street
Kentucky
City Cemetery No
First Deferred Sentence Used in Bexar County
In the Thirty seventh District Court Judge W S Anderson applied the new deferred sentence law to Alfredo Vera who was convicted of a statutory charge and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Vera a first offender benefited from the measure while the jury recommended its use. The law defers sentence pending good behavior and may apply only to first offenders with future penalties if reoffended.
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Bexar County
Thirty-seventh
W.S. Anderson
Alfredo Vera
Ben Cowen
L. B. Camp
Vera
Anderson
Motor Car in Service on Southern Pacific Route
The motor car service between San Antonio and Sutherland Springs began this morning. The car left Sunset depot at 8 30, reached Sutherland Springs at 10, departed at 10 30 and arrived in San Antonio at noon. Afternoon runs mirror the morning schedule with departures at 2 and arrivals at 6. Officials attended the ceremony to see the car off on its first trip.
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Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Sutherland Springs
Sunset Depot
Pedrason Damages Case Over Inter State Commerce
Martin Pedrason carried bolts across a railroad bridge in West End New Jersey to repair it. He escaped an intra state train but was struck by an interstate train. The Supreme Court held he was engaged in inter state commerce and could recover under the federal employes liability law. Justice Lamar dissented.
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Washington, D. C
Martin Pedrason
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
West End
N. J
Supreme Court
Pedrason
Lamar
Port Aransas trip yields gold button tarpon tale
Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Jackson returned from a week at Port Aransas. After warning that his statements could be used against him, Dr. Jackson described catching many large fish, including a "gold button" tarpon, which he proudly wore on his coat lapel.
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T. T. Jackson
Port Aransas
Dr. Jackson
Frog Legs Favored In Kentucky Handicap at Louisville
At Douglas Park the $15,000 Kentucky Handicap attracted a strong field of at least twelve starters including Frog Legs the popular favorite. Notable rivals include Donerail Ten Point Gowell and Buckhorn with weights and jockeys listed for probable starters. Frog Legs recently set a world record for a mile and twenty yards at Churchill Downs.
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Louisville
Douglas Park
Donerail
T. P. Hayes
Churchill Downs
Ten Point
Gowell
Frog Legs
J. W. Schorr
Memphis
xFrog Legs
Goose
xHamilton
Peak
Rudolfo
Lostus
Gross
Buckhorn
B. Steele
xxSonada
Vandusen
Anyport
McCabe
Unclear Race Card Entries Include Names and Odds
A fragmented list shows multiple entries such as 100 Miss Thorpe Martin 99 Flora Finn Ganz 106 Hilton B Taplin 100 Gowell Callahan 101 High Private Kederis 122 Cousin Pass McDonald 97 Foundation 107 Short entry and notes on J M Goodeace Otts and Woodford.
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Miss Thorpe
Martin
Bar admission ban urged for public dance halls
Professor Graham Taylor told the Senate vice commission that economic conditions cause only a small share of immoral acts by women, and urged abolishing the bar permit for public dance halls. F C Jones, president of United States Broom and Brush, said $7.50 would be a fair minimum wage for women workers in his factory.
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Chicago
Graham Taylor
Chicago Common Social Settlement
Senate Vice Commission
Taylor
F. C. Jones
Unitted States Broom & Brush Company
Patton Dies at Luling Longtime Caldwell Benefactor
Dan Patton, one of Caldwell county's oldest and wealthiest men, died at his Luling home Saturday night. Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon.
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Patton
Luling
Tex
Dan Patton
Caldwell County
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Selz Royal Blue” Store
East Houston St
Valeska
Selz Wankenphast Model
Woolworth
W. & G. Shoe Company’s
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Western Union
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