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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1913

Page

2

Tammany May Be Defeated Neat Tuesday

The article surveys New York and national campaigns with Walsh in Massachusetts favored to win Boston and big cities while Bird and Foss split GOP totals. Sulzer defies party lines in East Side races as Sulzer and McCall anchor Tammany opposition amid bitter campaigning.

Massachusetts Walsh Boston Bird Foss Tammany Hall New York City Tammany John Purroy Mitchel Port of New York Independent Leaguers Mr. Mitchel Board of Aldermen Wilson Edward E. McCall Public Service Commission Supreme Court McCall Charles F. Murphy Murphy Sulzer Assembly Sixth East Side Aaron J

Carlsbad Fame and the Vitalitas Miracle

A feature notes Bohemia’s Carlsbad with 17 hot springs and a thousand hotels while contrasting its historic waters with the Vitalitas cure. It claims Vitalitas, rich in iron and sulfur, offers stronger restorative powers, claiming to banish indigestion stomach issues and liver ills. The ad invites a process display at Wagner’s, 107 East Houston Street.

Bohemia Carlsbad Nature Vitalitas Fr Vitalitas Wagner's East Houston Street

Nations eye intervention as Carranza seeks stability

Communications from General Carranza and Finance Minister Escudero in Hermosillo express optimism and confidence in defeating Huerta. Maj. J. A. Cooper reports Carranza’s practical leadership and promises protection for foreign property as Constitutionalists gain control and seek lasting peace.

Haime Carranza Francisco Escudero Huerta J. A. Cooper Sonora Washington Hermosillo General Carranza Mexico Major Cooper

Resolutions Demand Arms for Piedras Negras District

In Eagle Pass Texas on November 1 Constitutionalist leaders passed resolutions deploring the lack of arms to drive the Federals from the Piedras Negras district. The meeting underscored armed support as essential for defense and future operations in the border region.

Eagle Pass Tex Piedras Negras Laredo Monterey Rio Grande Huerta Texas Mesa Guttierez Teale Pass

Levy and Smith Run in City Justice and Assembly Seats

Levy a Tammany-backed figure who led Sulzer's impeachment and faced possible defeat, and Al Smith the Assembly speaker seek reelection from an East Side district. Progressives claim Sulzer votes doom Levy, while Smith faces slim odds like Levy's.

Levy Assembly Tammany Hall Sulzer al Smith East Side Smith

New circuit completed with Buffalo and Baltimore added

After an all day Federal League meeting in Indianapolis officials announced the addition of Buffalo and Baltimore to form an eight club circuit. Presidents and managers were listed with C. M. Madison, E. A. Steininger, J. A. Gilmore, J. L. Krause, C. X. Zimmerman, W. T. McCullough, Harry Goldman and R. P. Canroll named to the new board.

Indianapolis Ind Navy Buffalo Baltimore Charles W. Carr Kansas City Blues Lloyd Rickert Ed Steininger St. Louis St. Louis and Others. the New Board of Managers Kansas City C. C. Madison E. A. Steininger Chicago J. A. Gilmore J. L. Krause Cincinnati C. X. Zimmerman Pittsburg W. T. McCullough Harry Goldman R. P. Canroll

Cities file amendments to charters in Texas

In accordance with the enabling act, the cities of Galveston Beaumont Ennis Corsicana McKinney and Mineral Wells filed amendments to their city charters for record in state departments. The amendments were adopted by a vote of the people.

Austin Tex Galveston Beaumont Ennis Corsicana McKinney Mineral Wells

Texas School Fund Apportions 584 Ever Increasing

The Texas department of education announces November apportionment of 584 264 to 1 948 531 school children, yielding a per capita of 50 cents. It is among the largest distributions in state history and marks the first apportionment of the school fund for the year.

Austin Tex State Department of Education Texas

Woman Denied Freedom From Huntsville Prison To Face New Theft Charge

Pearl Forster, 25, a white woman, was brought from Huntsville penitentiary to San Antonio for trial in the thirty-seventh district court on another theft charge. A bench warrant followed an indictment charging her with stealing a diamond ring from Bell Jewelry Company. She previously was convicted in Waco for diamond ring theft and was to be released early for good behavior before removal.

Huntsville San Antonio Pearl Forster George Millard Anderson Bell Jewelry Company Waco

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief From Rheumatism

A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatism and related pains. It claims instant relief by topical application to the tender spot and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist.

St. Jacobs St. Jacobs Oil

Friends of Governor Car ranza Push Rifle and Cartridge Aid

Friends of Governor Car ranza advocate shipment of rifles and cartridges under the guise of aiding defense. The move comes amid tension over arms availability and political pressure to support law and order initiatives. Officials advise caution and legal review.

Vice President Marshall voices Mexico concerns in Kansas City

In Kansas City on the way to Phoenix, Thomas R. Marshall criticizes diplomacy, compares Mexico’s classes to a pie without filling, and urges patience and patriotism as the United States faces Mexican turmoil. The vice president and Mrs. Marshall proceed to visit relatives in Arizona, while dispatches describe Monterrey fighting and shifting loyalties in Tamaulipas.

Kansas City Thomas R. Marshall United States Phoenix Ariz Mexico Marshall Thomas Marshall Southland

Monterey Fighting Sends Texans to Laredo

After two days of clash between Federal troops and Constitutionalists at Monterey, Santees T N Pienot R M Hazelrigg and W A Craig left the city in a two horse rig. En route they crossed under fire from both a Federal troop train and about 300 Constitutionalists waiting in ambush. They escaped by veering up a roadside embankment.

Picnot Hanna Bridges National Station Monterey T. N. Pienot R. M. Hazelrigg W. A. Craig Laredo

Huerta May Retain Hold as Blanquet Refuses Presidency

General Aureliano Blanquet said he would decline the presidency if Congress rules Huerta ineligible, a move seen as aimed at solidifying Huerta’s grip. Fresnillo fell to the Constitutionalists after a brief battle. 700 Federals evacuated and many American miners fled to Zacatecas. Gen Jose Delgado was replaced by Gen Alberto Caso as Zacatecas military governor. Zacatecas garrison now about 3000 seeking to resist. The Constitutionalists also took Monte Morelos in Zacatecas.

Mexico City Aureliano Blanquet Huerta Congress Blanquet Mexico Fresnillo Zacatecas Jose Delgado Alberto Caseco Monte Morelos

Carranza in Nogales Conference With Mexican Leaders

General Carranza arrived from Hermosillo and joined military leaders including General Blanco of Tamaulipas in Nogales for urgent talks. They prepare a formal proposition to Secretary Bryan via Henry Allen Tupper, aiming to secure U S recognition of the Constitutionalists in exchange for peace.

Nogales Ariz Carranza Hermosillo Blanco Tamaulipas Bryan Henry Allen Tupper United States Tupper

Mexican rebel leaders Daniel and Evarista Madero imprisoned at Vera Cruz

Consul Canada reports the arrival of Daniel and Evarista Madero by Mexican gunboat to Vera Cruz and their transfer to a prison ashore. An advertisement for Kawneer Store Front promotes business reliability. Jacques Steel Co Texas agents, Dallas, announces.

Washington, D. C Canada Daniel Evarista Madero Vera Cruz

National Freedmen's Aid Society Opens Springfield Meeting

Springfield Nova Scotia November 1 The National Freedman's Aid Society of the Methodist Church marks the fiftieth anniversary of emancipation with a three day gathering in Springfield. Twenty bishops from across the country attend the opening session.

N S Springfield National Freedman's Aid ‘Society of the Methodist Church

The Modern Lover and Father Exchange Witty Line

A brisk exchange between a modern lover and a stern father about supporting the daughter in the style she is used to. The dialogue underlines expectations, pride, and restraint in a witty tonal contrast.

Man with Mirthful Silence Applies for Information Post

A Punch cartoon text shows a job applicant seeking a role at an information bureau, declaring he can keep secrets and deter curious questions. The interviewer notes the applicant's prior experience as a clerk in an information bureau.

Kawneer Store Front Attracts More Shoppers

An advertisement promotes Kawneer Store Fronts as a clean cut display boosting foot traffic by 75 percent. It notes window space equals 75 percent of rent value and urges readers to contact Jacques Steel Co Texas agents in Dallas for details.

Kawneer Jacques Steel Co Texas Dallas Tex

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