Charter Filed for Navarro Literary Club in San Antonio
The Literary Club Navarro of San Antonio filed its charter in the state department. It has no capital stock and aims to support and maintain a library. Incorporators are C. F. Perron Antonio Magnon and E. Chapa. The Collins Company of San Antonio filed an amendment increasing its capital stock from 125000 to 150000.
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Austin
Tex
Literary Club Navarro
San Antonio
State Department
C. F. Perron
Antonio Magnon
E. Chapa
Collins Company of
GetS-IT corn remedy promises painless relief
A period ad extols GETS-IT as a painless corn remedy that lifts corn from the skin in seconds. It claims quick, non intrusive action and contrasts with knives or salves, noting druggists sell it for 25 cents and listing Chicago and San Antonio distributors and local supporters for guidance.
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Angele
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
San Antonio
S. C. Fritsche
W. C. Burns & Co
Adolph Dreiss
Chicago, Ill
Sweden Maintains Neutrality Amid World War Woes
Premier Hammarskjold of Sweden stresses unwavering neutral policy as Sweden faces wartime strains. He rejects mediation, warns of harm to Sweden and America if neutrality is compromised, and notes cooperation with the United States on neutral rights and international law. He dismisses rumors of Sweden entering the war as unfounded.
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Stockholm
London
Sweden
K. H. L. Hammarskjold
Associated Press
Christiania
Hammarskjolg
Germany
America
U. 8
United States
Fense
Hammarskjold
Neurasthenia
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Gray Hair Reversal
An advertisement promotes Q Ban Hair Color Restorer as harmless and non dyeing, claiming daily use for a week then 2 to 3 times weekly, plus sunlight drying, will darken gray hair evenly and make it softer and more lustrous for a prominent society lady.
Cure for Pimples and Dandruff Promises Quick Healing
Richard Allen of Cuero Texas reports two months of pimples and dandruff with severe itching and hair loss. After poor results from a prior product he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in two weeks was completely healed. Free samples and a skin book are offered by mail from Cuticura Boston.
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Richard Allen
Cuero
Texas
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Probing the Clam Under Scrutiny by Pure Food Experts
Washington on Oct 5 reports that Department of Agriculture scientists led by Dr. Carl L. Alsberg are probing clams for pollution risk. They believe clams may be more prone to contamination than oysters, whose safety has improved under interstate shipment rules. Clam habits remain largely unknown.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Carl L. Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
Roosevelt Picture on Ballot Without Presidential Candidate
Theodore Roosevelt will appear with a vignette on Michigan's Progressive ballot for the general election, but no presidential candidate will run in that column. Henry R. Pattengill of Lansing is listed for governor after securing one August primary vote. State officials note no authority to remove the Roosevelt image.
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Roosevelt
Lansing
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
Michigan
Henry R. Pattengill
Secretary of State
Hindus’ Deportation Case Heads to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court weighs a California deportation decree against 35 Hindus from San Francisco in 1913. Key issues include Anglo American treaties, race prejudice by immigration officials, and the Philippines entry question. The case questions whether racial exclusion is lawful and challenges the view that Filipinos are outside U S borders for immigration.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Supreme Court
California
San Francisco
Philippines
War Department
San Joaquin County
Immigration Bureau
California District Court
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Food Situation in Germany Reports Acute Shortages
Berlin faces acute food shortages with potato supplies halted due to lack of field laborers and milk deliveries dwindling as dealers suspend consignments. Authorities warn of rising scarcity while soup kitchens distribute about 34 000 portions daily as relief efforts continue.
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London
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Reuter
Amsterdam
Keeling to Assist in Rate Injunction Suits in Texas
Assistant Attorney General Luther Nickels will be aided by Assistant AG Keeling in prosecuting and defending railroad rate in junction suits. Nickels works from Dallas and Keeling from Houston as the Texas Attorney General's Department coordinates data gathering with no outside counsel. The International & Great Northern railroad receivership may end soon, according to Neal M. Leach of Texas & Pacific, though a date is not set.
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Assistant Nickels
Austin
Tex
Luther Nickels
Keeling
Nickels
Dallas
Houston
Attorney General
International & Great Northern Railroad
Neal M. Leach
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
An advertising pitch touts Danderine as a miracle hair product that eliminates dandruff cleanses the scalp and stimulates new hair growth. It claims hair becomes light wavy fluffy and beautiful with regular use and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from local drug stores or counters.
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Knowlton
Federal protection of game sought in national parks and forests
Representatives from the U S forestry service and conservation groups press for federal protection of big game in national parks and forests. They urge passing the Chamberlain Hayden bill without House amendments to shift game prerogatives from states to the federal government.
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New York
United States Forestry Service
United States
Congress
West
Maine
Frederick Frederick Case 10 Jury Late Thursday
The trial of Robert H. Frederick for the murder of Fred Rust on November 15, 1915, would go to a jury in the Thirty-seventh district court late Thursday afternoon after the state rested its case at about 10 o'clock. Carlos Bee for Frederick announced the defense would close without further testimony, prompting some courtroom stir. Adolph Siedeman led the prosecution in opening the defense arguments as Tom J. Newton spoke for Frederick before ad journment at 1 PM.
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C. T. Fincham
Rust
Robert H. Frederick
Fred Rust
Thirty-seventh District
Carlos Bee
Frederick
W. S. Anderson
Adolph Siedeman
New Braunfels
Tom J. Newton
Onion
Linden
Examiners Assigned by Texas Bank Board for Quarter
The quarterly conference of state bank examiners with Commissioner C. O. Austin announced examiner assignments for the coming quarter. Names and districts include J. H. Cheatham Fort Worth Louie Cohn North Dallas O Currin Cumby C L Ezell El Paso C S Holderness South Dallas A A Horne Beaumont G E Langford Corpus Christi S A Longmoor Houston C J Maer Brownwood Eli Marks Waco Eldred McKinnon Sherman C O Roots Austin A L Slaughter Corsicana Ita Smith Amarillo L H Squires Wichita Falls Paul G Villaret West San Antonio John S Wightman Tyler and W A Williams East San Antonio.
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J. H. Cheatham
Fort Worth
Louie Cohn
North Dallas
O. Currin
Cumby
C. L. Ezell
el Paso
C. 8. Holderness
South Dallas
A. A. Horne
Beaumont
G. E. Langford
Corpus Christi
S. A. Longmoor
Houston
C. J. Maer
Brownwood
Eli Marks
Waco
Eldred McKinnon
Sherman
C. O. Roots
Austin
A. L. Slaughter
Corsicana
Ita Smith
Amarillo
L. H. Squires
Wichita Falls
Paul G. Villaret
West San Antonio
John 8. Wightman
Tyler
W. A. Williams
East San Antonio
Good Man for the Place
The railway board discusses reassigning deaf veteran Tom Jones after a train accident. A director suggests making him head of the complaints department, a proposal echoed by the chairman in a sharp turn of phrase.
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Railway Board
Old Tom Jones
Tom
New York Telegraph
Railway Is Prosperous at Louisville as Year Ends
The Louisville and Nashville railroad reports its fiscal year ended June 30 with gross operating revenues of 60 317 993 dollars, the highest in company history, up 411 526 from the previous year. President Milton H Smith cites the record profit while a quip about riches with wings circulates among stockholders.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Milton H. Smith
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