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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
2
A respected local physician praises Vitalitas after his sister’s stroke recovery and his own weight gain. He notes long practice, claims no bias, and offers to share his name. demonstrations are at Wagner's, 407 East Houston, with Vital Remedies Company promoting the product.
No student demonstrations have occurred in Mexico City up to the present. Dissatisfied Supreme Court judges planned to withdraw but continued in office after agreeing to keep functioning. Four judges threatened to abstain on Wednesday, yet the court sat yesterday with normal attendance. Grandfather Clause Question Raised in Washington Court. The Supreme Court heard oral argument on the Oklahoma constitution provision said to disfranchise illiterate black voters.
Washington considers informal backing for Venustiano Carranza and others as Huerta’s rule falters. Officials fear formal recognition could complicate lawmaking on currency reform, while a show of force is possible but not yet authorized. Carranza is described as legally elected in Coahuila with Maytorena defending resistance to Huerta.
About 200 Americans fleeing Torreon were turned back by General Navarro thirty five miles from the border and compelled to return to Monterey. They then tried to reach Tampico to leave Mexico. Today two members arrived in San Antonio after defying orders, leaving the train and crossing the Rio Grande in a car.
An advertising piece touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dust oil and dandruff. It claims immediate beautifying effects including wavy full hair and strong roots, urging purchase of a 26 cent bottle to try the product.
American men women and children were detained at Cameron station by General Naverette as eight Mexican corpses hung along telegraph poles near the train. The Torreon party sought refuge from Mexico and moved toward Monterey under Constitutionalists guidance, facing delays from Federals. Dr. Allen leads the refugees including many women and children receiving medical care.
London dispatches report there is no likelihood of Britain reversing its stance and recognizing Provisional President Huerta of Mexico presently. Officials say no developments have occurred to alter the government’s position, though a future change remains possible if events evolve.
An advertisement argues aging threatens vitality but asserts that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey restores youth vigor and energy. It claims prevention of age related diseases by improving digestion and nourishment, promoting long life, and urges readers to try the product today.
The article argues Britain favors nonintervention as U S President Wilson weighs actions in Mexico. It notes British investments worth millions would suffer under war, while annexation or indemnities could offset losses. Sir Lionel Carden’s silence and potential warship plans surface as London tracks Mexican events and American policy.
In Eagle Pass Texas on October 17, Federal orders from Mexico City halt all reconstruction on the line south of the point. Former railway workers seek reinstatement but many refuse Huerta era positions. Mechanics return to the U S side as forces mass southward. Couriers from Monterey expected late tonight with further word.
London editorials focus on the Mexican situation with The Daily Graphic arguing Britain has been betrayed by Huerta's actions and that the United States was misled. The comments reflect tension over policy and international alignments amid the crisis.
The Morning Post urges immediate steps to withdraw moral support from the Huerta administration. It says President Wilson faces a severe test of resolve and believes Huerta would remain defiant even if other powers withdraw recognition.
Gen. Venustiano Carranza reaffirmed his intention to remain in Nogales to sustain contact with Washington. He and key Constitutionalists report receiving messages from President Wilson about the Mexican situation. General Felipe Angeles arrived from Europe to serve as Carranza's secretary of war.
Consul General Hanna reported that nearly all refugees had departed Monterey and efforts were under way to have the Norwegian steamer Texas call at Tampico.
The Rev. A. D. Cardwell of Dallas shares his experience with Plant Juice praising it as a grand remedy for nervous prostration stomach trouble and debility. He says it corrected his stomach disorders toned him up improved appetite and sleep and aids kidneys liver and blood. He urges readers to try Plant Juice now available at ers Drug store.
An advertising piece touts Croxone as reaching kidneys to cleanse uric acid and relieve sleep disturbance, bladder weakness, backache, and rheumatism. It promises quick, lasting results after three doses daily and offers druggist refunds if no relief, regardless of age or duration of illness.
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