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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
2
Promotional notice touts Vitalitas as a universal healing liquid and salve. A San Antonio testimonial claims cancer on the face disappeared after use, with internal and topical treatments advertised. The ad urges demonstrations at Wagner's Drug Store on East Houston Street.
The fragment notes an amount tied to a Chilean transaction or event in 1912, stating a value of $1 and referencing a par four mortality context. The broken text limits precise meaning, but indicates a monetary figure connected to Chile in the 1912 period.
Mexico City October 24 General Felix Diaz has no government molestation risk and may visit the capital when he chooses. Foreign Minister Querido Moheno said Diaz was officially relieved from his Japan mission after France duties, freeing him from insubordination charges. Moheno added embassy aides who traveled to Europe risked arrest for disobeying Havana orders, and would be re-embarked to join Francisco de la Barra. He noted the cost of the mission and urged respect for Diaz and other candidates with Huerta’s assurance of freedom from molestation at next Sunday’s elections.
Report notes varied predictions on U S policy as administration officials weigh backing measures. Secretary Bryan comments asylum would be granted to anyone seeking it after a Wilson administration meeting while Huerta seeks assurance of good faith and acceptance of election results.
A Washington Star report notes Cleveland's municipal court fees are set for a dramatic reduction, nearly eliminating charges. The article frames the move as a major financial relief for residents and cites city officials backing the overhaul.
Provisional President Huerta told the diplomatic corps at the palace he is not a candidate and would void ballots if his election wins a majority. He outlined a policy for land reform, protection of foreigners, and a Mexican governorate led by Mexicans, stressing no foreign-imposed democracy and warning against U S intervention. He urged a peaceful path to elections on October 26 and warned of potential crisis if Washington does not recognize his government.
Mr. E. F. Smith of San Antonio reports ten years of stomach trouble and indigestion relieved by Plant Juice. He praises immediate relief and lasting improvement, saying the plant-based remedy tones the body and aids liver, kidneys, and blood. Sold at Fischer's Drug Store.
Prominent physicians warn nine of ten with ailments like neu ralgia rheumatism pleurisy heart weakness indigestion may have kidney disease. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy is claimed to heal frail kidney tissue, reduce inflammation, and strengthen these organs using pure herbs. A free sample offer from Rochester.
Mexican authorities finally cleared the Ward Line steamer Morro Castle for Havana and New York after a delay caused by a court order requiring the captain to testify in a long standing case. Mrs. John Lind is aboard the vessel amid protests by the American consul and a Mexican gunboat shadowing the ship at Vera Cruz. The ship remained at the pier with passengers and freight while the captain awaited clearance.
Mexico City report notes Sir Lionel Carden avoiding further comment on Washington criticism. He differentiates his individual beliefs from official policy and remains wary of public misinterpretation. He cites two Mexico issues: the social problem for the nation and the northern rebellion.
In Mexico City Diaz allies weigh whether General Felix Diaz will travel to the capital or stay in Vera Cruz after the presidential vote. Jose B. Luis Requena says Diaz may come soon and accuses Vera Cruz arrests of scaring voters. He warns the government could bar Diaz from leaving and hints of pretexts if needed.
Provisional President Huerta told the diplomatic corps he would not accept an election result, fueling belief that Sunday's vote may fail to produce a clear winner. Senor Requena claimed his campaign cost over $250000, boasting 4000 clubs nationwide and confidence in five states with potential majorities in twenty.
A courier reports Federal infantry near Jiminez, Mexico, surrounded by Constitutionalist forces. Reinforcements were sent from Piedras Negras and Jiminez, 30 miles upriver, while telephone lines to Jiminez are down. Communication to Monterey is cut, delaying details of any fall.
A small ad notes sixty four home cooked dishes on steam tables at Mathews Cafeteria located at 222 Losoya Street inviting patrons to come and dine.
The report notes nine Manhattan structures surpassing thirty stories, highlighting tall building activity in the city. It identifies the scale of vertical growth and signals ongoing urban development trends.
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