Vitalitas Exhibit Draws Carnival Visitors in Houston
At No-Tsu-Oh carnival in Houston the industrial department features Vitalitas the earth fluid praised for relief in stomach liver kidney bowel and blood ailments. A miniature plant demonstrates extraction from energized matter and the Houston laboratories supply the full scale process. An exhibit is also at Wagner's 407 East Houston San Antonio.
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Houston
Dallas
Wagner's
East
San Antonio
Will Attend Reunion Of San Antonio Masons In Dallas
Thirty Scottish Rite Masons from San Antonio plan to attend the Dallas Consistory fall reunion November 17 to 20. At least nineteen seek degrees from eighteenth to thirty second. Delegates include Eugene Nolte Homer Eads T A Coleman D J Woodward and others. Also named are Nat Washer J A Patterson Leonard Heill Horace Kelton and P D Mathis as fraternal delegates.
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San Antonio
Dallas
San Antonians
Eugene Nolte
Homer Eads
T. A. Coleman
D. J. Woodward
W. D. Syers
W. W. Vaughan
George R. Gillette
J. D
Leonard A. Heill
Horace A. Kelton
Remarkable Ergo Kolo Remedy Praised by Women
Letters from Sherlin Minnesota Ingfisher Oklahoma and other locations extol Ergo Kolo Compound as a cure for prolonged menstrual suppression and painful periods. Nurse from South Carolina and readers claim relief in 3 to 6 days without surgery, sold by mail in plain packages with single strength 1.50 and double strength 2.00 from Dr Southington Remedy Co Kansas City Missouri.
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Sherlin
Minn
Ingfisher
Okla
Ightown
N. J
Lewisville
8. C
Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
Huerta reorganizes army as northern campaign unfolds
The Huerta regime pushes ahead with plans to mobilize up to 150000 troops chief Francisco Troncoso named chief of staff and an active campaign in northern Mexico seeks to crush the rebellion. Promoted officers include Salazar and Caravec after Chihuahua clash. Campeche rests reports pacified. some Americans in Vera Cruz oil districts worry though none harmed. Britain’s Asquith stance on noninterference discussed as Huerta’s advisers remain cautiously optimistic.
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Huerta
Francisco Troncoso
Republic
Chihuahua
Salazar
Caravec
Huuerta
Campeche
Campron
Vera Cruz
Asquith
Great Britain
United States
Mexico
Europe
Ammunition Shipped Through Memphis for Border Points
Large shipments of mixed ammunition moved through Memphis heading to Mexican border points. Twenty three solid carloads traveled on the Illinois Central to New Orleans, then to the Southern Pacific for border delivery. Government inspectors and buyers are active, with many mules also shipped to El Paso.
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Memphis
Tenn
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Japan to Dispatch Cruiser Izumo to Mexican Waters
The Japanese government will send the armored cruiser Izumo to Mexican waters as a precaution to protect about 8000 Japanese residents. Officials say lives and property in Mexico are not yet secure, and the move mirrors other powers deploying ships to safeguard nationals.
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Mexican
Mexico
Foreign Office
Legation
United States
Pape's Cold Compound Offers Quick Relief for Grippe
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours for up to three doses. It clears nasal congestion, stops discharge, relieves headache fever throat and sneezing, and eases stiffness. The genuine product costs 25 cents at any drug store and acts without assistance.
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Grippe
Pape
Tuxpam Menaced as Garrison Seeks Reinforcements
The federal garrison at Tuxpam Vera Cruz asks the War Department for help to defend against a Constitutionalists assault led by Candido Aguilar. The 250-man force awaits relief while American consul Arthur C. Payne estimates the attacking force at 1000. Louisiana and Wheeling patrol the harbor. 26 Americans in town reported safe.
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Mexico
Tuxpam
Vera Cruz
War Department
Candido Aguilar
Arthur C. Payne
Louisiana
Wheeling
Tuxpam Harbor
German cruiser Nuernburg reaches Mazatlan on Mexican coast
The German admiralty reported that the cruiser Nuernburg arrived at Mazatlan on the west coast of Mexico, according to a dispatch received today from its commander.
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Berlin
Nuernburg
Mazatlan
Mexico
Pulitzer heirs order $700000 to New York Philharmonic
A Supreme Court decree directs the executors and trustees of Joseph Pulitzer's will to pay $700000 to the New York Philharmonic Society with 212 percent interest since Dec 4 1912. Referee Ingraham found the society had 1059 paying members and fulfilled the income bequest condition.
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New York
Supreme Court
Joseph Pulitzer
New York Philharmonic Society
Phoenix Ingraham
Pulitzer
Philharmonic Society
Texas Mothers Congress to Finalize State Convention Plan
Fort Worth officials report the Texas Mothers' Congress and Parents-Teachers Association board will meet this afternoon to finish the convention program. The PT A opens tomorrow morning with Mrs. Ent Hutchinson of Fort Worth presiding, and about 1000 women are expected to attend. City clubs prepared elaborate social activities for the event.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Mothers’ Congress
Parents- Teachers’ Association
Ent Hutchinson
Utah Women Earn At Least Ninety Cents A Day Policy
The text asserts women employed in Utah must be paid no less than 90 cents daily. It notes learners must also receive 90 cents, and after six months of apprenticeship wages rise to 1.25 dollars per day.
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State of
Utah
Death Probe in Saunders Ranch Slaying Near Bridgeport
William Saunders 33, nephew of Alderman George Saunders, was found with his throat cut on Saunders ranch 40 miles west of Fort Worth. Fort Worth detectives joined a coroner’s inquest amid foul play suspicions as relatives seek answers. He leaves parents and ten sisters in Texas.
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William Saunders
George Saunders
Bridgeport
Tex
Sayers
T. V. Neal
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Saunders
Fort Worth
T. B. Saunders
San Antonio
W. D. H. Saunders
Martha Boyd obituary leading to burial in Eagle Lake
Mrs Martha Boyd a widow aged 79 died yesterday at a local sanitarium. A Kentucky native she had resided at Eagle Lake. Sloan and Slagg undertakers prepared the body and sent it to Eagle Lake last night for burial with her son in law Mr Causey accompanying the casket.
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Boyd
Martha Boyd
Kentucky
Eagle Lake
Sloan & Slagg
Causey
Teachers Plan Trip to State Association Meeting
A large San Antonio delegation will attend the Texas State Teachers Association annual meeting in Dallas from November 27 to 29. They will travel via the International and Great Northern and the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe lines, with sleeping cars provided. Delegates along the route may join the San Antonio group, and train arrangements are handled by W. Fitch of the I G N and E H Dallas of the Santa Fe.
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San Antonio
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Dallas
International & Great Northern
Gulf, Colorado , Santa Fe
W. J. Knox
W. D. Williams
H. Hirsch
W. &. Fitch
E. H. Dallas
Santa Fe
Y M C A Plans Suffragette Membership Contest
The Y M C A circulates a card asking Shall the women vote and reveals a four day suffragette versus antis membership drive. Teams recruit renewals and new members, each counted as votes to spark interest in the poll.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Antis
Colorado Shield Unveiled In Washington Monument
Colorado's shield in the Washington monument awaits unveiling after a delay. Senator Shafroth plans to set the ceremony date. The shield, carved from Sopris National Forest marble, measures two by four feet and bears the state name, seal, and admission year, located on the 290 foot landing.
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Washington, D. C
Colorado
Washington Monument
Shafroth
Sopris National Forest
Sailors Welcome Pope Pius in Private Vatican Audience
A party of American bluejackets met Pope Pius XII in a private Vatican audience arranged by Captain William J. Maxwell of the Florida. Monsignor Thomas F. Keneady presented the sailors as the pope bestowed the apostolic benediction and the Swiss guards stood by. The sailors cheered as they departed. Also noted is Japan rice production at 16.462 billion pounds, up 5.1 percent from last year.
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Rome
Navy
Pope Pius
Vatican
Wiliam J. Maxwell
Florida
Thomas F. Keneady
American College
Papal
Japan
Mitchel to Vacation in Panama. Possible Goethals City Pick
New York mayor-elect John Purroy Mitchel sails for a three week vacation in Panama. He will not discuss reports he may ask Col George W Goethals to be New York Police Commissioner or other appointive offices until his return.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Panama
Mr. Mitchel
George W. Goethals
New York City
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Stetson
Mallory
Texas
der Cottolene of Grocer
Rarre
Fairbank Sram
Chicago
E. Hertzberg Jewelry Co
Houston and &J. Mary's Sts
San Antonio Masons
Charles Williams
Mayr
George H. Mayr
Whiting Street
Ill
Sommers- McElroy Drug Store
Bufalo, N. J
Free Young
H. L. Wagner
Dr. Leonhardt
R. Leonhardt Co
Carranza Ang Hale
Nogales
Cruiser
Izumo
Naval Base
Yokosuka
Federal
Golden Medical Discovery
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo, N.Y
Meicine and i
Musterole
Masterol
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
F. R. L. Secord
W. 128Th St
Aufnman
Flores & Dolorosa Streets
Suffragettes
Pope
The
Mitchel
Goethals
France
Canada
England
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Boston
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