Dallas Man Freed From Incubus By Vitalitas Claim
A Dallas employee, Mr. T. J. Coffee, says after forty years free of an incubus his relief came via Vitalitas earth fluid. He reports kidney bladder trouble and a long lasting facial tetter cured, praising Vitalitas as a safe, guaranteed remedy shown at Wagner Drug Store, 407 East Houston Street.
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T. J. Coffee
City of
Dallas
San Jacinto Street
Texas
Wagner Drug Store
East Houston Street
Negro Shot In The Leg After Domestic Row In City
Homer Johnson a negro of 400 Spruce street is hospitalized with a bullet wound in his right leg while his wife Susie is jailed on an assault to murder charge following a late morning dispute. A 38 caliber pistol was used and Policeman H. S. Applewhite responded to the scene. Johnson says the couple argued after he returned home from a prior quarrel. The bullet penetrated the rear door and struck him below the knee. Susie Johnson was arrested.
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Homer Johnson
Spruce Street
Susie
W. Applewhite
Freckles Off with Ethine Double Strength Prescription
A vintage ad promises freckles fade with ethine double strength from H. L. Wagner. Apply night and morning, with a money back guarantee if it fails to clear the skin, noting most freckles vanish and light ones disappear using a small ounce or so.
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H. L. Wagner
Senator Owen Defends Currency Bill Hearings Against Propaganda
Washington September 2 Senator Owen chairman of the Senate banking and currency committee released a letter to James Simpson of Marshall Field Company denying that bankers were not heard during currency bill drafting. He cited four prior hearings and a timely bankers telegraph response arguing for open debate while condemning National City Bank led propaganda to discredit the administration. He noted bankers were invited to appear before the committee and that further hearings were granted after their Chicago meeting.
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Washington, D. C
Owen
Senate
Banking Any Currency Committee
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Company of
Chicago
New York
National City Bank of New York
Morgan & Company
Congress
Corpus Christi Bond Election Over Nueces Bay Causeway
Voters in Nueces county go to the polls to issue bonds totaling 165000 for a Nueces bay causeway linking the mainland with San Patrico. Banks and stores close at noon for employees to vote. An afternoon car parade with about 100 cars carried banners urging a vote for the project. Indications point to a large majority in favor.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces County
Nueces Bay
Nueces
San Patrico
Vacation Exodus Swells New York Transit on Labor Day
New York records a Labor Day surge with over a million travelers. About 750000 vacationists head home and 300000 head to the South West and New England. Rail officials note the day may set a record for single-day travel with 191 extra trains over five days carrying 500000 passengers. Baggage piles mark continued congestion at terminals. Hardware ad notes Sam Speir Hardware Co.
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New York
New England
Haldane Addresses Montreal ABA on Higher Nationality
Viscount Haldane delivers a landmark speech at Montreal opening the American Bar Association meeting. He argues for the three great nations England France and America to share a common legal ethic as a basis for international relations and peace. He cites King George V and President Wilson and stresses Sittlichkeit as the moral core of law beyond statutes.
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Montreal
Viscount Haldane
American Bar Association
Count Haldane
Europe
England
France
America
Lord Haldane
George V
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Wilson
Haldane
Great Britain
Marchese San Girmano Defects From Naples Marriage
Marchese San Girmano formerly Miss Virginia Hoge leaves Naples palace home to join her parents in Louisville. She says she will never return to her husband, married three years, claiming no happiness during the union. She criticizes the nobleman's code of honor and contrasts American and European men.
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Marchese San Girmano
New York
Louisville
Virginia Hoge
Marchese
Naples
London Mulls British Bar Association Model
London barristers consider forming a body like the American Bar Association after Montreal reports. The Law Society lacks representative machinery for barristers to share views on major legal matters. A congress of barristers may be held in London during the vacation to discuss politics and issues of bar interest, potentially birthing a new organization. The Montreal speech by the lord high chancellor is printed with editorial notes predicting Anglo American amity.
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London
England
American Bar Association
American Association
Montreal
Law Society
Bar Council
Trading Stamp King Dead In New York
Thomas A. Sperry, renowned for building a vast trading stamp fortune, died at his New York City home last night. His net worth is estimated around 10 million dollars.
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New York
Thomas A. Sperry
Lehn & Fink's Talcum for Sensitive Skin Soothe and Fragrance
An advertisement touts Lehn and Fink's Talcum as pure and lime free, ideal for sensitive skin and itching. It promises gentle soothing for red and irritated areas and a delicate fragrance, sold in large glass jars with removable sprinkler tops at druggists.
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Lehn & Fink
Lind Plans Trip to See Plantation
President Wilson's representative John Lind and Rear Admiral Fletcher set sail from Vera Cruz for a sugar plantation 60 miles south. They will ride by horseback for two hours after Tierra Blanca, aiming to return Wednesday. Bandit activity worries locals as refugees await transport to Galveston or New York and Vera Cruz news says no vessel has arrived.
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Vera Cruz
Wilson
John Lind
Fletcher
R. M. Emery
Mr. Lind
Admiral Fletcher
Tierra Blanca
Mexico
Canada
Galveston
United States
New York
Middle States
Salina Cruz
Americans Indignant Over Mexico City Transport Offer
In Mexico City and gulf ports Americans urged to take steerage or cheapest passage under Wilson’s warning. Many refused, preferring risk over steerage, as consuls arrange limited transport to Galveston, New Orleans, New York, and some free passage for sustenance and meetups. Refugees reach Manzanillo. hundreds more travel to gulf ports.
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Mexico City
Wilson
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Shanklin
Gulf Ports
San Francisco
Salina Cruz
Manzanillo
Galveston
New Orleans
New York
Durango
Washington
Lire
Senor Gamboa
Federals Leave Monclova in Disorderly Retreat
Constitutionalists report 1500 Federals from Monclova overtly moving toward Torreon after clashes with Col Murguia’s forces. Three small engagements occurred between Monclova and Cuatro Cienegas as the article notes intensifying harassment and a planned concentration by forces under General Gonzales.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Piedras Negras
Monclova
Torreon
Murguia
Cuatro Cienegas
Constitutionalist Force
Gonzales
Minister Returning to Mexico from Weatherford
Weatherford Texas Sept 2 Dr J B Cox from Monterey Mexico who has been staying here is returning to his post as Methodist presiding elder and property agent after learning President Wilsons advice was not mandatory on Americans Dr Cox said conditions in Mexico are not always as bad as press reports pictured them
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Mexico
Weatherford
Tex
J. B. Cox
Monterey
Wilson
Cox
Hale Reaches Key West by Boat Then Trains to Washington
William Bayard Hale, special investigator for President Wilson on Mexican affairs, arrived at Key West by boat and boarded a train to Washington. He declined to discuss specifics but said he would present a detailed report to Secretary Bryan and President Wilson. He opined that Wilsons proposals to General Huerta, conveyed via John Lind, would not be accepted.
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Hale
Key West
Key Whst
Willam Bayard Hale
Wilson
Mexico
Washington
General Huerta
John Lind
Bryan
Yaqui Indians Demand Land Return as Ultimatum
Yaqui Indians demand immediate return of lands seized under Porfirio Diaz. Allied with Sonora Constitutionalists, they issue an ultimatum to their supporters: return the lands or face fighting. Refugees arriving in Nogales, Arizona, report the demand.
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Nogales
Arizona
Sonora
Porfirio Diaz
Rains Delay Operations in Douglas Area Prisoner Held
Rains delay operations as J. G. George, an American from Hermosillo Sonora, who was held a prisoner, remains detained in Douglas Arizona. Authorities report weather conditions impacting official procedures and potential movement of detainees amid ongoing security considerations.
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Pouglas
Arizona
J. G. George
Hesperanza
Sonora
Mexican Federal Officer Arrives After Fifteen Day Overland Trip
A Mexican Federal officer arrived last night after a fifteen day overland journey during which he occasionally lacked food. He reported rail and road disruptions due to heavy rains hindered both Federal and Constitutionalist movements. Reinforcements were said to have reached Guaymas and Huerta troops still held San Blas, which the Constitutionalists were besieging.
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Oner
George
Guaymas
Huerta
San Blas
Speyer and Company to pay Mexico notes today
Announcement from Speyer and Company states the principal and interest of the $10,000,000 two year 4 1/2 per cent gold notes due yesterday will be paid today and onward on presentation of the notes and coupons at their New York office.
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New York
Speyer and Company
Monetary Commission of
Mexico
Speyer and
Threats Target Hurricane Camp Meeting in Kentucky
Vicious letters threaten murder and arson at Hurricane Camp grounds near Marion Kentucky. Signed "Friends" the notes target the camp meeting committee after a 25 cent admittance fee was introduced for this year. J T Terry, committee chairman, reports the threats and says the measure remains in effect.
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Marion
Friends
Hurricane Camp Grounds
Here
J. T. Terry
Adenoids Threat to Children Warns Parents
An advisory notes adenoids stem from repeated infant colds and harm a child’s life. It urges parents to prevent them by curing colds and throat irritations, promoting Foley's Honey and War Compound as a remedy. Also advertises sausage freshness and a lobby display for Grand Opera House by Union Meat Company.
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Foley
Fischer Drug Co
Adv
Grand Opera House
A.v
Union Meat Company
American youth acquitted in Venezuelan murder case
Stuart Mudge, an American youth tried in Imaticia Venezuela on a technical murder charge, was found not guilty after a dispatch to the State Department. The acquittal followed an athletic game during which the Venezuelan opponent sustained fatal injuries. GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic advertisement follows.
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Washington, D. C
Stuart Mudge
Imaticia
Venezuela
State Department
Mudge
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad at Fischer's Drug Store
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver tonic for irregular liver function. It promises a money back guarantee from Fischer's Drug Store, priced at 50 cents per bottle, claiming it suits children and avoids harsh calomel side effects.
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Dodson
Fischer's Drug Store
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