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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
2
A newspaper notice presents Vitalitas as a universal remedy with testimonials from Mrs. C. E. Duncan of Austin Texas claiming relief for granulated lids and improved digestion and energy. The ad highlights eye treatment with eyecup use and promotes visiting Wagner's 407 East Houston Street to see the sample and paper.
New York November 28. Counsel for J Santos Zelaya former president of Nicaragua planned to seek a writ of habeas corpus to win his release from federal custody. The filing would precede an examination before Commissioner Shields and prompt a federal ruling on whether murder charges are political and non extraditable.
Hundreds of letters of commendation from across the country flowed to the Department of Justice as the nation showed interest in Attorney General McReynolds' probe of the alleged cold storage trust. A stray note mentions kangaroos leaping 70 feet.
Arthur W. Camp of Longview Texas testifies to rapid relief from malaria tied to indigestion stomach disorder and nervousness after using Plant Juice he praises its restorative effects. He notes the tonic revives vitality and urges sufferers with indigestion biliousness coated tongue foul breath poor appetite sleeplessness and run down condition to try Plant Juice. Sold at Fischer's Drug Store.
Prof F. E Beckman of Iowa State College told journalism professors from eighteen colleges that the newspaper style is essential for writers. He praised the news sense to identify core facts and engage readers, noting its efficiency and broad adoption in modern journalism.
President Wilson left Washington at 12 30 PM to attend the Army Navy football game in New York. He travels with Eleanor Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre accompanied by Mrs Sayre and Mr Sayre. The Sayres plan Europe-bound travel tomorrow.
The New York Real Estate Security Company, holding offices and apartments, is forced into bankruptcy by creditors seeking bond balances. Assets include mortgages, real estate, and rents totaling about 100 000 dollars. property value alleged between 20 and 35 million. Company sold 6 percent bonds nationwide. executives call the troubles temporary. Exports to Germany and imports from that nation indicate a large trade total.
Reports from Victoria Day and over the border describe a 100 mile march from Tepic to Guadalajara joining Chihuahua troops. Details from Juarez indicate a complete rout of Federal forces under Salazar Orozco and Mercado. Carranza headquarters claim Villa achieved the most decisive victory since 1910.
Mexico City reports indicate Constitutionalist advances across the country as deputies debated salary cuts without action. Victoria Tamaulipas evacuated, Tampico threatened, and a military train with 150 soldiers was dynamited near Saltillo. Casualties unspecified.
Fleeing a Mexican arrest warrant for aiding the Rhode Island escape, J F Woodyard Jr of Vera Cruz and once Monterey seeks protection under the American flag aboard the battleship Michigan. Captain Capehart leads the squadron as Woodyard faces San Juan Alia fortress detention and possible repatriation.
The article notes Woodyard was aboard the Michigan and declined surrender. An official offered a prompt trial, but he preferred remaining on the Michigan to potential long confinement in the fortress. Woodyard is a friend of the Madero family, not clearly politically aligned, and is an engineer by training.
Americans in Mexico City joined their countrymen at home in the observance of Thanksgiving day. Mrs.
Ambassador O Shaughnessy and his wife hosted members of the American colony at the embassy with diplomats from other powers present. Special services were held at Christ Church and San Lomensey American Catholic church where she attends. The president’s proclamation was read from the pulpit by Dr Sydney Conger and Consul General Arnold Shanklin. An estimated 1500 Americans remain in the capital with 300 women, many dining at restaurants and clubs due to homes disrupted by missing wives. The American club staged a modest display as Mexicans of higher class joined in the colors and decor.
Official reports say 1000 Constitutionalists attacked Sautillo defended by 700 Federals. The fight raged from yesterday afternoon with heavy artillery and losses on both sides. Monterey cannot send aid as it braces for a fresh assault. American guards repelled a Mexican officer crossing the bridge and refugees from Monterey spent the night aboard trains.
Fort Douglas in Salt Lake City prepared for the Twentieth United States infantry to depart for the El Paso border. Orders sent yesterday set departure for tomorrow depending on transport. Regiment comprises 775 enlisted men and 50 officers.
The text notes tranquilizing the textile workers amid threatened cotton mill closures due to cotton shortages. Only quantities of American cotton needed to meet temporary industry needs may enter free.
The British cruiser Suffolk, flagship of the West Indian squadron, reached Vera Cruz Mexico today as part of its voyage.
The governor issued a quarantine proclamation effective December 1 raising the embargo against ports south of 25 degrees latitude. It remains in effect for ships from infected ports and bars entry into Texas ports for vessels carrying passengers with contagious diseases unless approved by state health officers.
Mexico has seven million workers earning an average daily wage of 12 percent of a cent per day.
In Fort Worth on November 28, Al McFaddin reports the Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas with resources around 50 million dollars is unsure if it has a president. McFaddin speaks for the powerful organization amid leadership ambiguity.
Frank E. Rowley former managing editor of the Chicago Chronicle died at his Chicago home after a prolonged illness. The news comes from Chicago.
The item claims Derbyshire Devonshire and Westmore land offer the finest marble found in England for Perfection Lard.
The minister of fomento Lecol do Rebollar announced that American cotton in limited quantities may enter Mexico duty free if railroad service to the Torreon cotton district is restored within a week. The measure aims to support the cotton trade and stabilize supply.
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