Roosevelt Aims to Restore Order in Mexico
In East Las Vegas on Oct 24 Theodore Roosevelt urged voting for Charles Evans Hughes and called for restoring order in Mexico by reestablishing proper governance. He condemned Wilson policy, criticized Baker, and said he would mobilize citizens of Mexican origin if needed. He spoke in Albuquerque later that day amid a parade.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Roosevelt
Pershing
Villa
Carranza
New Mexico
Baker
Albuquerque
Washington
How to Prevent Acid Stomach and Food Fermentation
A physician notes most stomach issues stem from excess acid and fermentation rather than intrinsic illness. Neutralize acid and curb fermentation by drinking warm or cold water after meals and taking one to two teaspoons of magnesia, the most effective antacid he has found. Ask the druggist for magnesia for acid conditions.
Cabinet critique sharpens attack on president and ally
A political thesis declares that anyone promoting such doctrines is unfit for the cabinet and that the president who kept them is unfit to lead the United States, framing a broad condemnation of leadership and policy.
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United States
Inaugural Ball Planned for Governor Ferguson Second Term
Governor and Mrs. James E. Ferguson will be honored with an inaugural ball in January at the Texas House of Representatives. A Austin citizens committee led by Col. J L Peeler discussed plans and expects thousands of invitations and a large crowd similar to two years ago.
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Austin
Tex
James E. Ferguson
House of Representatives
Committee of
J. L. Peeler
RELIGION FOR JAPAN Missionaries face Japan question in board convention
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions opens its 107th annual convention in Toledo Ohio. Helton Pedley and M D Dun ning discuss whether Christian or atheistic ideals should govern Japan. Dr Clarence Ussher and Robert Stapleton will speak on conditions under the Russian flag and in Turkey.
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Toledo
Japan
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Helton Pedley
M. D. Dunning
Doshisha
Kyoto
United States
Clarence Ussher
Van
Turkey
Robert Stapleton
Baker to Speak at Washington and Lee Day
Secretary of War Baker will address Washington and Lee Day at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Kentucky on January 19 1917. He is an alumnus of the university.
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Baker
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Veteran Minister H. W. Hughes Dies in Dallas
Rev. H. W. Hughes aged 89 longtime Texas Methodist minister known as Uncle Buck died at his Dallas home this afternoon. He arrived in Dallas county fifty years ago and was famed among friends for his long service and community presence.
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Dallas
Tex
H. W. Hughes
Texas
Uncle Buck
Dallas County
Swamp-Root Stops Serious Backache
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root claims relief for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It touts physician use in private practice and suggests purchasing 50c or 1.00 bottles or sending 10c for a sample from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY, noting mention of San Antonio Daily Light.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
San Antonio Daily Light
Grey's Peace Speech Calls For Neutral League Backing
Viscount Grey outlines a neutral stance and backing for a world peace league in response to President Wilson's call. He argues Allies must secure permanent peace, insist on Belgian neutrality, and deter future wars with a united, force-backed plan. Neutrals should unite to prevent a repeat of 1914.
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London
Viscount Grey
The
Daily News
Daily Mail
Wilson
League of Peace
America
Pacific
Germany
Europe
Russia
Petrogradam
Belgium
England
France
Italy
Rible
Gross
Thal
Hughes
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
A printed slip urges readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co. Chicago with name and address to receive free trials of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The notice is signed by A. M. Fischer.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Ist
Local Corporate Filings and Dissolutions In Texas
In Austin on October 24 a list shows new incorporators and capitals for Gaston Lumber Company El Paso 35000 Green River Oil Company Wichita Falls dissolutions Crownover and Company Los Angles Country Club LaGrange and Dwire Auto Company Houston 1000.
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Green River Oil Company
Wichita Falls
Crownover
Country Club of
LaGrange
Auto plunges into Chicago river killing four
Police and citizens hunt the Chicago river for victims after an automobile with six aboard plunged into the river near the Twelfth street bridge. Hugo Warner survived but two Klausners, Sylvan Kusel, and Warner's body were recovered. dredging crews worked to raise the sunken car as harbor authorities opened an investigation into the crash.
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Chicago
Hugo Warner
Jennie Klausner
Lillian Klausner
Sylvan Kusel
Twelfth Street
Warner
Harbor Master's Department
Episcopals Propose Immigration Aid Department
A memorial from the Diocese of Washington urges the formation of a church department within the Protestant Episcopal Church to aid immigrant families with both spiritual and physical needs. The proposal, on the House of Deputies calendar in St. Louis, anticipates a postwar rise in arrivals and cites growing challenges for newcomers in a new land.
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ST. Louis
Department of Immigration
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Washington
D. C
House of Deputies
Seek murder solution near Santa Monica ranch
Police guard the Barret ranch where Mrs. Irene Barret and her son Raymond Wright were thought killed. An unknown man tried to burn the barn containing hay, but deputy Otto Benninger fired on him as he fled. Investigations point to an accomplice for Benton Barret and expect to recover the victims from the hay.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Barret Ranch
Irene Barret
Raymond Wright
Otto Benninger
Los Angeles
Benton Barret
Armor Piercing .30 Caliber Bullet Demonstrated at Sandy Hook
Army officers report tests at Sandy Hook prove a .30 caliber armor piercing bullet fired from the Springfield rifle can pierce a steel plate of three quarters of an inch at fifty yards and penetrate a behind target. The steel tipped round is said to perforate through ten to twenty men in a row and could threaten armored cars and troops in cover. One officer notes potential use against tanks as seen in the Somme.
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New York
Army
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Somme
Dutch liner Nickerie Seized By German Torpedo Boats
The Dutch West Indian liner Nickerie was taken into Zeebrugge by German torpedo boats on Sunday while homeward bound. German forces removed the chief cook, an Italian of military age who had signed on in New York, then allowed the ship to continue.
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the Hague
Lonedon
Nickerie
Zeebrugge
Cook
New York
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Wm. V
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Z. D. Bouner
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Grey
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