Parker Com Dut Openly in a of Wilson Parker Com Dut Openly in a of Wilson
John M. Parker, Progressive candidate for vice president, urged re-election of Wilson in New York addressing National Progressive party members. He quoted Roosevelt and Perkins criticizing party unity moves in Chicago and called the leaders' pledges mere scraps of paper amid political ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Wilson
New York
John M. Parker
National Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
George W. Perking
Republican Party
Mr. Parker
Roosevelt
Committee On Conference
Perkins
Henry Cabot Lodge
Republican Committee
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Cough Relief
A letter from Mrs. Chas Rietz of Allen Mills Pa. says she used Foley's Honey and Tar for eleven years and would not be without it. The remedy relieves hoarseness tickling throat bronchial coughs and helps sleep without opiates. A M Fischer endorses its quick action.
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Chas, Rietz
Allen Mills
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Wilson praised for Progressive era gains and the regional bank
Parker declares gratitude to Woodrow Wilson for Progressive legislation that expanded prosperity and stability. He credits progressive thought and bank reform as major achievements and urges voters to back Wilson where progressive tickets exist and to be honest in states with betrayed leaders.
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Trayal
Wilson
Parker
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Man Hurt At Fratt Dies At Hospital
An unidentified white man about 45 to 50 died at 8:30 Friday night at the city hospital from injuries after a string of box cars backed by a switch engine struck an automobile delivery truck at the M K and T railway crossing near Fratt station. The victim's identity remains unknown though a paper with the name Charles J. Ross was found. The truck owner was Aschbacher Brewing and Bottling Works of San Antonio. driver Eugene Aschbacher Jr. was unharmed. An unknown stranger riding with the truck was ejected, suffered fatal skull fracture, and died. The body is at the Riebe morgue. log book, watch, and a W O W medal were found on the victim. He stood about six feet, weighed 185 pounds, and wore khaki trousers.
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City
Fratt Station
Charles J. Ross
Gerald Avenue
Corpus Christi Road
Aschbacher
City Hospital
Riebe Morgue
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Obituary for T. W. Dustin and Robert Walton Adams
T. W. Dustin of New Hampshire but longtime San Antonio resident died in Crockett Texas while visiting. Survived by widow and son E F Dustin of New Hampshire. Funeral held at 505 Rigsby Avenue under Monroe Lodge Odd Fellows. burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Robert Walton Adams aged 35 died at home 1618 Saunders Avenue. Native of Kentucky, lived in San Antonio 16 years. Survived by mother, two sisters, a nephew and a niece. Funeral at Sloan Hagg chapel. remains to Clinton Kentucky.
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T. W. Dustin
New Hampshire
San Antonio
Crockett
Texas
E. F. Dustin
Rigsby Avenue
Monroe Lodge No. 424
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Robert Walton Adams
Saunders Avenue
Kentucky
A. S. Adams
E. L. Evans
Virginia Trackt
Fort Worth
Moss Evans
Florence Evans
Sloan & Hagg Undertaking
Clinton, Ky
Death of Joe S Peloquin in San Antonio
Joe S Peloquin 48 died at 8 30 Saturday morning in a San Antonio hospital. A Liberty Texas native, he lived in Fort Worth and had been in San Antonio two to three months. Survived by his wife, he was a member of local Lodge No 81 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Body to be sent to Fort Worth Saturday night by Ludwig Undertaking Co.
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Joe S. Peloquin
San Antonio
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co offers automotive equipment and supplies. Contact numbers include two phones for orders and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Hughes Opens Nebraska Campaign Attacks Mexican Policy
Charles E. Hughes launched his Nebraska tour with a car platform speech urging protective tariffs and criticizing the Wilson administration’s Mexican policy. He called the Mexican war ignoble and vindictive, claiming it violated international law and harmed American interests abroad.
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Falls City
Neb
Charles E. Hughes
Nebraska
Hughes
Mexico
Good Roads Boosters Return Saturday Tour Boosts Puget Sound Highway
The San Antonio business men touring the territory to support the Puget Sound Gulf highway project will return to the city at 10 30 p m Saturday night. The party drew enthusiastic welcomes in George West Mathis Sinton and Odem with a barbecue for about 500 and a city key turn over to the delegates. Talks explained the project benefits to landowners and a Pittsburgh born inventor demonstrated a gas flame instrument reproducing pipe organ notes.
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San Antonio
Puget Sound
W. W. Caves
George West
D. J. Woodward
G. D. Marshall
D. E. Colp
Mathis
R. A. Cain
Mathis First State Bank
G. R. Copeland
N. &. Graham
A. R. Ponder
R. Gillett
Sinton
Odem
Automobile overturns at Car son and New Braunfels
Police report Ray mond Naille of 437 Cooper street drove an automobile that overturned at the intersection of Car son street and New Braunfels avenue at 3 oclock Friday afternoon. No injuries reported. Other brief notices include a pig captured by police near Garza and North Trinity streets, later claimed by Mrs. Learn, and various local ads.
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Connery
Central Police
Raymond Naille
Cooper Street
Carson Street
New Braunfels Avenue
City of
San Antonio
Garza
North Trinity Streets
Kohr and Caperton
Municipal Zoo
Learn
North Flores Street
The
San Antonio Traction Company
Henry Lampkin
Burnett Street
Starr Heights improvement bids canvassed for curb and gutter work
The Starr Heights Improvement Club met with W. P. Bishop presiding. Five bids for curb and gutter improvements on East Houston street were canvassed and referred to the committee on paying for tabulation and recommendation to the property owners. The club favored the Bi Centennial Exposition and offered support for any revival. J. W. Schofield, R. Maurer and William W. Herring were appointed to discuss cheap power and factory promotion. The group also discussed straightening North Palmetto avenue between East Crockett and State streets.
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Starr Heights
Suffrage Special Promotional Tour Reaches San Marcos
The second trip of the suffrage special went from San Antonio to San Marcos on Friday. Mrs. R. L. Sanford of St. Louis and Mrs. Evelyn Corrigan of San Antonio led street meetings and a women’s gathering. A suffrage league is to be organized in San Marcos. San Antonio speakers were hosted by Mrs. L. B. Mathews at Hofheinz Hotel. On return, an intoxicated man assaulted the vehicle, demanding suffrage signs after robbing a banana vendor.
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San Antonio
San Marcos
R. L. Sanford
St. Louis
Evelyn Corrigan
Mear
L. B. Mathews
Hofheinz Hotel
Sanford
Davis to preside as toastmaster in Galveston
Judge James R. Davis left Saturday night for Galveston to preside as toastmaster at a Knights of Columbus banquet in the island city. He expects to return Monday morning.
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Davis
Galveston
James R. Davis
Knights of Columbus
Island City
Notable Fort Worth Guests Register at Gunter and St Anthony
A string of visitors and residents including B C Calvin of Fort Worth Henry Weiss of Kerrville J G Childers of Cotulla W M Dugan of Dallas Herbert Graves of Fort Worth and others are registered at the Gunter Hotel. Additionally Mr and Mrs A Gates of Kenedy and Laura Savage of Corpus Christi are noted with stays at the St Anthony.
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B. C. Calvin
Fort Worth
Gunter
Henry Weiss
Kerrville
J. G. Childers
Cotulla
St. Anthony
W.M. Dugan
Dallas
Herbert Graves
A. Gates
Kenedy
J. R. Taylor
Georgetown
Taylor
New Orleans
Laura Savage
Corpus Christi
Cr. H. van Eman
Waco
G. IL. van Eman
Houston
Ellis Chaney
Brownsville
Sugenia Burges
Seguin
Bennie Ingram
Beaumont
Army officers reassigned and resignations announced
Today’s orders list Fieliet Norman J Booth cavalry to Fort Sam Houston for aviation section duties. Maj George W Moses detached from command. Resignations include Leona P Collins Indiana Alvin L Whiteside Illinois and Captain Dawson Peer field artillery ten days, Maj John R Kevin New York two months, Captain Douglas W McEnery medical corps retirement at Jackson Barracks Brig Gen Montgomery M Macomb announced.
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Filieut
Norman J. Booth
Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
George W. Moses
Leona P. Collins
Indiana
Alvin L Whiteside
Illinois
Dawson Peer
Field Artillery
John R. Kevin
New York
Douglas W. McEnery
Medical Corps
Jackson Barracks
Montgomery M. Macomb
Opens Up Too Early South Laredo Street Bartender Arrested
A South Laredo Street bartender was arrested Saturday morning on a charge of opening a saloon before 6 a m. The arrest followed an agreement between Fire and Police Commissioner Uhr and Brigadier General Greene to suppress illegal liquor safes in San Antonio.
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Uhr
Greene
San Antonio
Dry town after nine thirty prompts liquor arrests on West Side
Tonic enforced a strict dry policy after 9 30 p m and police warned arrests for liquor sales and bootlegging on the West Side, a move aimed at curb. A new electric lamp for photographers is described, housed in blue glass to reduce glare for subjects while not weakening the exposure on photographic plates.
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Wolf & Marx Co
Mission Auto CO
Ask Eee Ss
Fratt
U. S
Good Roads Boosters
State National Bank
Dulling Printing Co
W. O. W. Hall
Willett's Orchestra
Salado
Willet’s Re
O'Connell Loan Co
E. Houston St
Curry & Curry
Palmer Graduate
Swearingen Bidg
Foster
Gibbs Bidg
James Routledge
Brady
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Thompson
San Pedro Avenue
Kehoe Loan Co
R. P. Ingram
John D. Robinson
Phone Crockett
Lee Lang
South Concho Street
Mize
Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
L. Robertson
Travis
Clarence Warfield
Polian
Southern Pacific Railway
Springfield
J. F. Carl and
J. A. Ward
Bedell Building
Paone Crockett
Ruhnke and Guerra
College Street
Helotes Shooting Club
Travelers’ Protective Association
Gunter Hotel
Germany
England
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Literary Digest
San Francisco
Law and Order
International Workers’ Defense League
Spain
Sinn Fein
New York Traction
Father
Iterary Digest Funk & Wagnalls Company
H. L. Wagner Dru Co
Milburn Drug Co
South Laredo Street
Burns’ Drug Store
Navarrists
NOA Spears CO
Leeora
Merchants Both Transfer Co
Chas. Zoller
Belew
Matthews
Persea
Wallace Bros CO
Guaranty
Gunter Hotel Bldg
Ss. P. Skor
B. Taliaferro
Jos. Rosenfield
Jack W. Neal
Dielman
H. C. Orudeen
Mre
Jot Gunter
Z. D. Bonner
Chas
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