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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1916

Page

7

Cooper to Visit San Antonio for Health Lecture Tour

Prominent philanthropist and Tanlac maker L. T. Cooper plans a San Antonio visit with his secretary E. C. Harris stating he will tour big cities to promote hygienic and scientific treatment. Harris hints at an exclusive agency and a potential public announcement tomorrow.

L. T.cooper San Cooper Louisville Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Memphis San Antonio Mr. Harris Mr. Cooper America Harris

Hughes in Kentucky Campaign Denies Any Pacts

Charles E. Hughes spoke in Pikeville and planned speeches in Louisville and Springfield as part of a twelve hour Western campaign. He declared no agreements with anyone while urging maintenance of American rights and neutralist policy to protect American lives property and commerce abroad.

Pikeville Charles E. Hughes Kentucky Louisville Springfield West Virginia United States Huntington Huntington Shouted To Mr. Hughes Virginia Mr. Hughes Supreme Court of the United States Hughes

Tariff Called Essential as War Ends, Fairbanks Declares

In Helena Montana Costas W. Fairbanks Republican candidate for vice president warned that about 80 million men now in war will wage industrial war on the United States after hostilities cease and urged a protective tariff as the safeguard.

Helena Mont Costas W. Fairbanks United States

Danderine Promises Thick, Lustrous Hair Revival

An advertisement asserts Danderine clears dandruff and itching, thickens and waves hair, and promotes rapid new growth. It claims immediate shine and fullness, describes easy application with a cloth, and promotes a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores or toilet counters.

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Former King Otto of Bavaria Dies in Munich Area

London report says Otto of Bavaria, who had been confined as insane for years, died suddenly at Fuerstenried Castle near Munich. Born April 27, 1848, he succeeded Ludwig II in 1886 and was deposed on November 5, 1918, with Ludwig III the current monarch.

Otto OF Bavaria London Otto of Bavaria Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Berlin Fuerstenried Castle Munich Otto Ludwig II Starnberg Lake Ludwig III

Contracts awarded for Texas School for Deaf building

Austin Tex Oct 12 Contracts awarded for a new oral school building for the Texas School for Deaf and Dumb. Trinity Construction Co Dallas gets the general contract Donelley & White Austin the plumbing and heating and John L Martin Austin the wiring. Total 64000 work to begin at once and be completed in eight months. Building will house 160 pupils with dormitories kitchens dining rooms and classrooms and pupils will be taught lip language.

Austin Tex Texas School For Dealh and Dumb Trinity Construction Company Dallas Donelley & White John L. Martin

Band Concert at Post by Nineteenth Infantry Musicians

Weather permitting a concert will be given at the army post Thursday night by the Nineteenth Infantry band. Oscar Biermann arranged the program featuring Overture Holmes Bohemian Life Waltz Jolly Girls Princess Pat Mr Buzz Saw. National Guard bands may join next week after the division’s hike to Austin.

Nineteenth Infantry Army Post Oscar Biermann Eek March Holmes Bergenholtz Bep Eck Vollstedt Pat Herbert Ray Buzz Saw Kastowsky National Guard Austin

Commission Reopens Hearing On Cotton Rate Parity

In Austin Texas the commission reopened the hearing on the Galveston New Orleans cotton rate dispute. Former Senator Alexander of Fort Worth appeared representing the Farmers Union to push for parity in shipments between Galveston and New Orleans.

Austin Tex Alexander Fort Worth Farmers’ Union Galveston-New Orleans Galveston New Orleans

University of Texas faculty retention after regents meeting

The Texas Board of Regents announced no changes to UT faculty after two days of hearings. All accused faculty members were retained, with the full record to be published for public scrutiny and distributed to state officials, legislators, and the press.

Austin Tex University of Texas Board of Regents Ferguson W. C. Hogg Cook Texas Press

Park inspection planned at Washington park Brenham

Capt. J. A. Owens state superintendent of public buildings and grounds will inspect Washington park at Washington-on-the-Brazos Brenham. The park recently acquired by the state with a 10 000 appropriation to buy 50 acres where the first state capitol stood.

Austin Tex J. A. Owens Brenham Washington Park Washington-on-the- Brazos State of

Charters Granted in Texas listings October notice

Several new corporations received charters in Austin including Vance K. Miller Company of Dallas with 1000 capital stock for office furniture sales and Second Houston-Galveston Syndicate of Houston with 2500 capital stock. Also Thirty-sixth Infantry Laundry Company of Brownsville with 3000 capital stock and Van Raub Music & Singing Club of Van Raub with no capital stock. Sanders Brothers Company of Texarkana filed amendment increasing capital from 60000 to 150000.

Austin Tex Vance K. Miller Company Dallas Capital Stock Vance K. Miller P. F. Apgar Tom P. Ellis Houston-Galveston Houston D. R. Beatty J. R. Cheek M.S. Waller Thirty-sixth Infantry Laundry Company Brownsville John R. Lommel Daniel C. Donovan Frank C. Pierce van Raub Music & Singing Club van Raub Bexar County Charles F. Uecker Richard Noll Charles H. Vogt Sanders Brothers Company Texarkana

Reward offered for stray horses and mules at Fort Sam Houston

Three government horses hoof numbers 595 C653 E197 and six government mules hoof numbers 81590 E102 E104 E140 SH3873 plus £310 are missing from Fort Sam Houston Reservation. A reward of 3 dollars per animal is paid for delivery to Depot Quartermaster. Adv.

Fort Sam Houston Reservation Fort Sam Houston Texas

Algtelt v Gutzeit Writ Granted for Supreme Court Review

In Austin on October 12 the Supreme Court granted a writ of error in George C. Algtelt versus Charles X. Gutzeit, county commissioner of Precinct No. 2, Bexar County. This action overturns prior dismissal and sets the stage for a review of the road law provision allowing a $200 monthly salary for commissioners. The court did not deny the application.

Altgelt Austin Tex George C. Algtelt Charles X. Gutzeit Bexar County Supreme Court Bexar

Four Game Law Violations Convictions Reported

Advices received by the game fish and oyster department from Harlingen indicate four convictions for violation of game laws at that location. Additional reports show two convictions for killing turkey out of season at Mason and one conviction for killing quail at Hico.

Austin Tex Game, Fish and Oyster Department Harlingen Mason Hico

Cut this out for Foley$ s trial package offer

The notice invites readers to mail a payment and self-addressed slip to Foley & Co. Chicago for a trial package of remedies including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cough syrup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It is signed by A. M. Fischer Druggist.

Foley & Co Chicago Ill Foley A. M. Fischer

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