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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1916

Page

8

Hughes Defends United States First Policy At Queens Rally

Charles E Hughes told a New York audience at Scheutzen Park that he seeks no foreign-backed support and will pursue an exclusively American policy with rights and interests of the United States supreme. He urged unity among true Americans and warned against alien influences. He defended his record as New York governor amid heckling and emphasized tariff views.

New York Scheutzen Park Hall Queensborough United States America Hughes Bronx Harlem Russia Republican Party

Hart cites firm West support for Hughes and Fairbanks

Alvin T. Hart manager of western Republican national headquarters says the West will vote for Hughes and Fairbanks and reports from the territory bolster confidence. He dismisses Illinois as doubtful for Democrats and asserts Indiana Wisconsin and other states are safe for the ticket. He adds a better than fighting chance in Kentucky and Missouri.

Chicago Alvin T. Hart Republican National West Hughes Fairbanks Illing’s Ilinois Indiana Wisconsin Kentucky Missouri

OLeary files libel suit against McCormick in New York

Je r emiah A OLeary sues Vance G McCormick in New York for 100000 claiming a Monday statement by McCormick tied to charges about a secret agreement between OLeary associates and Charles E Hughes The Democratic committee released its third installment of charges about the American Independence Conference Glynn denies a telegram claim about a train meeting with OLeary Wiley

New York Vance G. McCormick Democratic National Committee Jeremiah A. O'Leary American Independence Conference McCormick O'Leary Charles E. Hughes Hughes Wilson Mr. Hughes Martin H. Glynn National Headquarters Will R. MacDonald Chicago Glynn MacDonald

Calomel Sales Ad Warns Against Mercury Laxative

An old newspaper advertisement warns that calomel makes readers sick and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative. It claims calomel causes cramps and bilious feeling, while Liver Tone guarantees liver support without upsetting the stomach and is safe for children.

Dodson

Taft Begins Hughes Speaking Tour Through Eight States

Former President William H. Taft departed New York on a Hughes speaking tour extending to November 4. The itinerary, released by the Republican national committee, includes an address in St. Louis on October 26.

New York William H. Taft Charles E. Hughes Republican National Committee St. Louis

Lane declares Wilson’s armor flawless as campaign ends

Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior, told a Syracuse audience that Republicans have failed to find a flaw in Woodrow Wilson’s policy. He criticized Hughes Taft Roosevelt and Root and praised Wilson’s patience and diplomacy amid threats and espionage.

Interior Syracuse N. Y Woodrow Wilson Franklin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior Charles Evans Hughes Hughes Taft Roosevelt Root Wilson America

Auto Bandit Arrest in Chicago Robbery Panic

Four bank messenger robbers shot down $3200 in a Chicago crime. Their green touring car skidded on wet pavement at Diversey Parkway and Lincoln Street, crashing after a chase. One assailant was beaten by bystanders. others fled, leaving the loot. A captured man gave the name Edward Newberg.

Chicago Ills William Gronemann Diversey Parkway Lincoln Street Edward Newberg

Texas sees 100000 rise in public school attendance

Texas public schools would see actual average attendance rise by more than 100000 this year, says W. Woodman. He appeals to organized labor to support a constitutional amendment allowing districts to vote extra bonds and raise the tax limit from 50 cents to 1 dollar per 100 valuation, promising new buildings and work for local tradesmen.

Austin Tex Texas W. Woodman Organized Labor Woodman

Machine Tool Makers Convene in New York for Postwar Challenge

Members of the National Machine Tool Builders Association gather in New York for their fifteenth annual conference. They assert the industry’s growing fundamental role worldwide and discuss strategies to counter European postwar competition in foreign and domestic markets. The European war has taught us.

New York National Machine Tool Builders’ Association

Mother Credits Vinol For Delicate Boy’s Recovery

New York City mothers her example, Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, says Vinol strengthened her son after gastritis and measles. She endorses Vinol’s ingredients beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycero phosphate as aiding run down conditions and bronchitis. Various Texas and New York druggists advertise Vinol.

New York City Thomas Fitzgerald Park Avenue N. Y. City A. M. Fischer Drugigst Meter’s Pharmacy Sap Drug Store Main Avenue Pharmacy George Keene H. L. Wagner Appmann Drug Store F.prossel San Antonio Texas

Machine tool builders urged to make best tools for nation

In his annual address J. D. Dean, president of the association, states that the nation with the largest and finest machinery leads in civilization. He calls machine tool builders of America to a national responsibility to produce the best tools, not just the most.

J. D. Dean Association America

Stop The Motor Brakes Clash With Constable Cop

With the other Parkers, the brakes were sharply applied causing a whirl of wheels and a confrontation with Constable Cop as the motorist faced the officer directly.

Constable Cop

Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate

Promote clearer skin and renewed energy with a seven day routine. Drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and improve appetite and overall well being.

Speeding Motorist Cited By Wary Portly Policeman

A London motorist, alleging innocence, is cited for speeding by a portly liceman who jots notes and threatens to involve a sergeant. The motorist snaps back that the accusation is false and prefers to pay fines quietly rather than disturb meals.

London

Remedy for Bladder Irritation through Jad Salts

An old health note advises avoiding meat for kidney and bladder weakness and suggests using Jad Salts to neutralize urinary acids. It claims drinking a tablespoon of the mixture daily relieves burning, frequent urination, and irritation, promoting a pleasant lithia-water effect.

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