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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1913

Page

2

Meanest Man on Earth Locates in Louisiana Town

The story notes the meanest man on earth lives just across the Texas border in a small Louisiana town. His wife faced a near death from stomach liver and kidney complications and was given up by physicians. A friend sent Vitalitas to aid her. he stole it for a small sum and spent it on a sordid use. At Wagner Drug Store a demonstration and sample of Vitalitas are offered.

Texas Louisiana Wagner Drug Store East Houston Street

Health officers plan intensified war on mosquitoes in San Antonio

City Health Officer King and Mayor Brown authorized extra laborers to spray oil on stagnant pools and marshes after rains. Sanitary inspectors will canvas wards to map pools, with 250 to 300 gallons already used. A city-wide cleanup and removal of water-filled tin cans is urged to curb the outbreak.

San Antonio Board of Health King Brown Sanitary Department Clgite Health Department

Alamo Wall Crack Causes sidewalk hazard near Hugo Schmeltzer building

A major crack in an upright column of the Hugo Schmeltzer building beside the Alamo led to falling stone and mortar onto the sidewalk. State masonry inspector Soboy Pence arrived to assess, but current funds prevent repairs. Daughters of the Republic await notice, while Judge J E Webb says action will follow.

Hugo-Schmeltzer Alamo Huston Sob ’ Oy Nike Daughters of the Republic J. E. Webb

Business Women Plan Y. W. C. A. Talk and Building Campaign

The Business Woman's Club meets Thursday at the Young Women's Christian Association with Miss Mabel K. Stafford state YWCA secretary presiding. Miss Bertha Miller will attend, parliamentary law drills are planned, and a spring building campaign will be discussed by the board. Stafford also heads toward Beaumont to assist organization efforts there.

Business Woman's Club Young Woman's Christian Association Mabel K. Stafford Bertha Miller el Paso Association J. T. Smith Miss Stafford Association Beaumont el Paso

Croxone Promises Relief For Kidney and Bladder Ailments

An ad claims Croxone saves elderly people from kidney and bladder miseries by cleansing inactive kidneys, neutralizing urine, and easing rheumatic pains. It promises rapid action and offers a drugstore guarantee to refund if it fails in any case.

Croxone

Giants Rally For Second World Series Victory At Shibe Park

The second game sees New York’s Mathewson and Philadelphia’s lineup clash as the Giants seek a 2-0 lead. A crowd of about 20 000 fills Shibe Park despite mist and dampness while fans praise Collins and Baker for yesterday’s win and await Benders mound appearance.

Wiltse Plank Fletcher New York Collins MeiInnis Mathewson Murphy Herzog Philadelphia Fietcher Oldring Baker McInnis Doyle Strunk Pletcher Burns Shafer Murray Barry Lapp McLean Grant Matty Wilson Shibe Park Giants Athletics Merkle Snodgrass Meyers Larry McLean Twentieth Street Schang Brown Thomas Tesreau Hartley Demaree Danny Murphy McGraw Bender

San Antonio weighs bid for Vanderbilt Cup race

A joint meeting of the Chamber of Commerce stockholders in the San Antonio Automobile Racing Club and Auto mobile Club directors will decide this afternoon if San Antonio bids for the Vanderbilt Cup. Main obstacle is road prep time, as the race would be on Thanksgiving Day. An $85,000 fund is eyed for expenses and road improvements to handle the speed, with hotels and businesses asked to contribute, while possible continuation of races at the Made in San Antonio show is considered.

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce San Antonio Automobile Racing Club The Automobile Club W. H. Furlong Jr

Chamber weighs action after Victoria train service cut

The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad ordered permanent discontinuance of the daily Victoria division local passenger train. Chamber of Commerce leaders including W. B. Tuttle plan a board meeting to consider protests and argue rail service supports regional growth.

Chamber of Commerce Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad Victoria Houston W. B. Tuttle Here Sutherland Springs Galveston Harrisburg San Antonio J. H. Savage Southern Pacific

Torredn Reported Captured Amid Border Turmoil

The story, continued from page one, notes insults toward passersby as officials vow no rioting and swift punishment for abusive soldiers. Rumors say Constitutionalists may cut Federals’ supply base near Piedras Negras and even advance on the city once resistance fades. Colonel Carleton praises the word keeping by the Constitutionalists and their restraint toward foreign property, echoed by Major Caldwell.

Constitutionalists Piedras Negras Carleton Border Patrol Caldwell

Maytorena Letter to Wilson on Mexican War Neutrality

Governor Jose M. Maytorena writes President Wilson praising neutrality while urging real neutrality to allow arms for both sides in the Mexican conflict. He cites Sonora's situation, Huerta, and Carranza, arguing civil war is needed for reforms and urging free arms imports for both factions to ensure genuine neutrality.

Hermosillo Sonora Mex Jose M. Maytorena Wilson Congress United States Washington, D. C American Congress Mexico Guaymas Pacific Ocean Huerta Republic Francisco I. Madero Jose Maria Pino Suarez Madero Suarez Coahuila Senor Venustiano Carranza Senor Carranza Chihuahua Durango Hidalgo Spain Juarez Maximilian Hiladgo Ciudad Juarez Vera Cruz Europe Japan Henry Lane Wilson Juan Sanchez Azconsa Sec

Conditions Improve at Eagle Pass and Piedras Refugee Camps

Advices from the Southern Department indicate markedly improved conditions at the Eagle Pass and Piedras refugee camps. Officials report better food, shelter, and sanitation, with increased medical assistance and security measures in the camps.

Eagle Pass Southern Department Piedras

Refugees to Receive Temporary Asylum in United States

Four thousand Mexican refugees who fled to Eagle Pass Texas after Huerta troops captured border forts will be granted temporary asylum by the United States but cannot become public charges. The decision was announced after talks among Secretary Garrison Secretary Wilson and the president.

Washington, D. C Eagle Pass Tex Huerta United States Garrison Wilson

Lind Meets Rei Minister At Luncheon In Vera Cruz

John Jind Wilson's representative met British minister Sir Lionel G. Carden at a luncheon aboard the Louisiana in Vera Cruz. The minister arrived yesterday morning and departed for the capital last night, succeeding the recalled Francis William Strange. The article also notes library distribution in Cleveland and mentions Mary Hildreth of Butternut Farm adopting fourteen babies.

Autos Will Carry Mail to Kerrville

An automobile mail service operates between Boerne and Kerrville three times weekly until the Boerne bridge is repaired. Cars will meet trains near Boerne and carry letters and daily papers, following instructions from Fort Worth and Washington. Kerrville mail piled at San Antonio will move now that service is established.

Boerne Kerrville Theodore Crause San Antonio Fort Worth Washington

Malady Fatal to Children Sweeps Bellingham

Nearly a dozen children die in Bellingham from a mysterious illness described as resembling an Oriental plague possibly spread by rats. State health commissioner Dr. Eugene Kelly warns and calls for anti rat measures as health officers seek ways to prevent rats from boarding ships.

Bellingham Wash Eugene Kk. Kelly

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