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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
1
An unscrupulous plan to create Vitalitas a claimed universal tonic is exposed as a fraudulent scheme. Advertised as a powerful energy substance, the potion allegedly cleanses, vitalizes, and erases disease, with claims of curing stomach liver kidney and blood ailments. The Wiener Drug Store at 407 East Boys Tom showcases the product, urging safe purchase through druggists.
The White House announced invitations for the wedding of Mrs. Wu’s daughter Jessie Woosrow to Francis Bowes Sayres on November 23 at 4 PM. An exact guest count and invitations are still being finalized. Also noted: Prof. We Bi Doughty travels to Nashville for the Southern Educational Association meeting, October 30 to November 1.
An old style ad promises skin benefits from Cory powders by Lelin & Fink's Riseris Tateum. It claims to soften skin, reduce irritation, and enhance dainty appearance after bath or before dressing, with a special formula and removable sprinkler top bottle.
In San Marcos Texas on October 30, the Terry's Rangers reunion concluded with a banquet organized by the Lone Star Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Guy. Joseph TS spoke on "The Confederate Soldier, Who Was He?" with over 200 attendees. The group planned to revise the roll and consider aid for Comrade B. Bink and transportation for indigent members to the Confederate Home in Austin.
Reported steps in the new policy arc along with arrests of two women linked to Mexican figures near Eagle Pass Texas. Federal authorities detained the pair and their husbands as efforts continue to block removal attempts while Constitutionalists face non recognition and potential arms imports policy.
Fragmented listing describes an auction in Ban ABsanlo at My Plachre with a Back Woualon firm and multiple street addresses. Details include 110 LAs Meremy atreest and 19 North ALM ater bi s Tallfella, plus 120 Huet Houaon atteet and a free dance from rig piety Bar.
Report notes ellectors of cus toms along the border have been summoned to Washington possibly to avoid publicity in New York where a conference may convene. Observers believe the administration plans to refrain from arms issues as munition movements near the border are watched. Collector A H Hying travels to New York for the meeting amid expectations he can inform on rent conditions in the region.
Police report two women offered 51000 to lure Mexican President Huerta to visit a railway area where assassins could strike. Both women allegedly refused to participate and were arrested. Other reports note Italian and U S interests reacting to the Mexican situation and a death report in Laredo involving Major Jan Sianwet.
A. D. Powers advertises Harbor City Terminal Corporation stock at 190 with two free lots, urging readers to buy ahead of a anticipated growth wave and improvements attracting attention in new coast towns.
Havana October 10 report says the Mexican training ship Zaragosa received instructions from President Huerta to sail back to Vera Cruz with former members of the special Japanese embassy. The prisoner ship will sail today.
Night watchman Mewsen repelled three burglars at the L. Regan Company store in Garland Texas. One assailant was wounded and captured after a pursuit to the front and back doors, as the fleeing trio fled toward an automobile. The wounded man left a trail and the other two escaped.
In a policy court session Judge Lowther faced a heated exchange between the fire marshal and theater owner over violations of the fire ordinance. The case stalled after McNiel apologized and the judge dismissed the contempt charge, deeming the conduct as disrespect to the court.
An explorer Archigeon Stick, famed for sealing Mt McKinley and epic northward treks, is set for a lecture tour in San Antonio on Monday November 17. He will recount his dangerous Alaskan journeys and travel broad, with an illustrated talk at St Mark's Episcopal Church.
In Washington a Democratic representative denounced a plan to subscribe a wedding gift for Miss Jessica Wilson, calling it in bad taste and an attempt to gain attention. He urged the House to refrain from recognition beyond an official act, while others urged considering the matter carefully. A check for a poor child was waved as part of the debate.
Mr R H Webb of Meyer and West 636 Moore building showed The Tight office a set of tin postal cards mailed to local residents. The cards warned of burglary and explained burglary insurance prompting investigators to trace the sender.
The article reports Calquitt returning from Dulles after several days away and planning to travel to Wace with Wacy Cohen Pilace. He will be accompanied by state, Greater needs and Velivatesain, Bond's at 2353 Houston St. The piece mentions a rumored Lola burglar spread in the end and notes preparations and a deterrent stance upon catching the burglar.
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