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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1913

Page

3

Army officers barred from Rochester hotels prompts questions

Secretary Garrison doubts if army popularity is universal after a Minneapolis resident reported three Fort Snelling officers were refused lodging in Rochester due to their uniforms. He seeks to confirm if this is isolated while praising army condition and endorsing a three year enlistment with reserve discharge. He also supports vocational training and opposes a large standing army.

Washington, D. C Garrison Minneapolis F Army Fort Snelling Rochester Minn Minnesota New England Middle States

Aviation Aids Army General Praises Air Support

General Pau, commanding northern troops in the Granada maneuvers of the French army, declares aviation vital to modern warfare. He says he is astonished by the results and that his aviation contingent provides incalculable value, with daily 10 o’clock updates on enemy positions and intentions.

Auch France Pau Granada

Houston Plumbers Strike Halts Large City Buildings

Houston union plumbers walked out on Monday forcing work stoppages on many large buildings. They seek a raise to $7 a day from $6 and demand noon Saturday payment on site rather than after hours. Efforts push for an open shop.

Houston Tex

Self Help For Nervous Persons

Coffee has no food value and is a deceitful friend. it irritates nerves and makes them overly sensitive, causing minor health variations to seem more serious to the person.

Auto racing meet eyed for San Antonio in November

Dr. W A Hering of the Automobile Club plans a major racing meet in San Antonio early in November. A 4 pm meeting of Chamber of Commerce and Automobile Club directors will discuss costs, sponsorships, and national racers, including Peugeot and Ohio cars, with rail excursions expected to boost attendance.

Chamber of Commerce Automobile Club San Antonio W. A. Hering East Louis Disbrow Wild Bill Endicott Tornado Case Barney Oldfield Oldfield Disbrow Raimey Hering J. W. Collins Colling Auto Company Detroit Indianapolis Dorris Motor Car Company St. Louis Dorris Collins Auto Company

Warning Ignored on National Forests Graze Rule

Washington reports 144 grazing trespass cases in the last fiscal year across 138 million acres of national forest. Forest service credits local stock raisers for cooperation. Twenty trespassers were dismissed for lack of evidence while others faced prosecution and fines. Over twenty million head of stock grazed under permits and 33,000 permits issued.

Washington Uncle Sam Forest Service

New Ships Completed In August Across U S Shipyards

American shipyards produced 143 vessels in 26 working days in August. Most were built on Atlantic and Pacific coasts with the Great Lakes contributing a small fleet. The total new tonnage exceeded 21 900 tons, led by the Narragansett a 3443 ton steel steamship built at Wilmington Delaware.

Washington United States Bureau of Navigation Atlantic Pacific Great Lakes Wilmington Del

Taylor Schools Open for 1913 14 Year

Taylor Texas reports the public schools opened with over 1000 students in attendance. The system includes three white schools and one negro school, with 23 instructors plus Superintendent John F. O Shea.

Taylor Tex Taylor Public John F. O'Shea

Delegation Attends Mexican Independence Anniversary in San Antonio

A group of Mexican citizens from San Antonio visited the Mexican consulate for Independence Day observances. The program included music, speeches in English and Spanish, a telegram to Provisional President Huerta, and a large night program at San Pedro Springs with green and white flags and the refrain Viva Mexico.

San Antonio Victoriano Huerta San Pedro Springs Mexico Rafael Fernandes Henry B. Cline Maria Sanchez Junta Patriotica Trinidad Zertuche Harry Hertzberg

Deep Cracks on Joints Promised Relief by Cuticura

Jack Harrison reports 1911 to 1912 skin and joint misery from cracked lips fingers toes and red inflamed skin. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he recovered in nineteen days and recommends the product with free samples and a Skin Book from Cuticura Dept T Boston.

P.O el Paso Texas Jack Harrison Cuticura Dept. T. Boston

Former State Senator McKamy discusses Dallas fair plans

Former State Senator W. C. McKamy of Dallas and secretary of the State Fair Association toured Austin with the comptroller’s department. He said extensive preparations are under way for the fair, set to open October 18 and run through November 2.

Austin Tex W. C. McKamy Dallas State Fair Association of Dallas Comptroller’s Department

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless candy tasting remedy for sour stomach indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims five minute relief, no need for laxatives, and a cleaner, fresher stomach after use.

Pape

Veteran Tour Battlesfields in Tennessee

Chattanooga hosts the forty seventh annual G A R encampment with veterans visiting Chickamauga battlefield. Governor Hooper and other leaders speak as Army Nurses meet and a veterans parade plans unfold. Forrest’s Cavalry may lead the Ohio division in the parade. A foot race for veteran speed pits 69 year old Colonel J L Smith against Private M Wolf and three other Union veterans in a three mile run.

Chattanooga Tenn Ben W. Hooper Tennessee William D. Atchley Department of Tennessee T. C. Thompson Chickamauga Richard B. Randolph Chickamauga Park Commission National Association of Army Nurses Women's Relief Corps Ladies of the G. A. R Sons of Veterans, Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary National Association of Naval Veterans National Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War National Association of Civil War Musicians Loyal Legion United States Veterans, Signal Corps Association Gates P. Thurston Nashville Society of the Cumberland Forrest Ohio Henry N. Hanson Toledo J. L. Smith Detroit Mich M. Wolf Chamberlain Field Colonel Smith United States George W. Howe Fort Huron 8. G. Barnes Pittsburg William A. Heinschon Cleveland

Kendall County Fair Adverts Texas Route

Kendall County Fair at Boerne on September 19 and 20 promotes the fairest fair in Texas with round trip from San Antonio at 75 cents and 50 cents for the 20th Only.

Kendall County Boerne Texas San Antonio

Enormous Increase in Imports of Beef

Washington reports a sharp rise in foreign beef imports for June July and August totaling about three million pounds. Australia and Argentina supply most of the batch, nearly matching the entire previous fiscal year. Prices range 7 to 10 cents at origin plus transport and duties. more refrigerated lines and tariff changes are expected to boost trade.

Washington Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Australia Argentina United States

Dallas to Lower Lighting Minimum Charge Offer

Dallas officials hear a hearing on city lighting rates as the lighting company offers to cut the minimum monthly charge from 1 dollar to 50 cents for one year as a test. The city commission is reviewing the proposal.

Dallas Tex

Long Ford convoy completes 1000 mile desert run to Los Angeles

Col Robert D Read of Fort Bliss and W H Tuttle of El Paso drove two Ford touring cars from El Paso to Los Angeles in under 15 days. They crossed the Maramoth Wash dunes in 11 hours on an 88 mile leg. Mrs Read accompanied Colonel Read, and the party relied on camping gear but spent only one night outdoors.

el Paso Los Angeles Robert D. Read Fort Bliss W. H. Tuttle Ford Sates Maramoth Yuma Brawley Arizona Colonel Read

Kidney Trouble Remedy Ad Promises Relief

An advertisement urges men with families to use Foley Kidney Pills claiming relief from backache rheumatism and kidney issues. It touts the medicine as honest reliable and capable of toning the system and normalizing kidney and bladder function. Fischer Drug Co. adv.

Foley Fischer Drug Co Advy Adv

Electrical Workers Meet Opens Biennial Convention

Three hundred fifty delegates from the United States Canada and the Panama canal zone attend the biennial convention of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Boston. The two week gathering marks the first time women were seated as delegates on the floor.

Electrical Workers Boston United States Canada Panama Canal Zone International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers The Brotherhood

Grafton Assumes New Ties In State Board Role

E G Grafton of Ellis county arrives in Austin to assume duties as a member of the state board of examiners after recent appointment by State Superintendent Doughty. Grafton formerly led Ellis county schools as superintendent.

Grafton Austin Tex Ells County Doughty State Board of Examiners Professor Grafton Ellis County

Grandma Uses Sage Tea to Darken Hair

An old advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur remedies to darken gray faded hair naturally and evenly. It claims quick results, reduces scalp itching and hair loss, and promotes lush shine with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for about fifty cents a bottle.

Wyeth

D. D. D. Prescription Heralded as Skin Cure by Professor Budlong

Professor Budlong of South Lyme Connecticut cites D. D. D. Prescription as a life changing eczema remedy. A local pharmacist endorsement notes instant relief and lasting signs of cure, with the Fischer Store offering a full size bottle guarantees.

Cc. J. Budlong South Lyme Con Fischer Gibbs

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Emmet Bank Commerce Street E. J. McCormick Conroy J. Frank Gallagher Amy Dr. Hering Sam American Shipyards Gaynor Ardolph Kline New York City Board of Aldermen William J. Gaynor Kline New York Huerta Yank Johnny Reb Wolfson Saul Wolfson Travis L. J. Trost Birdsong Potchernick Franklin Lozier L. A. Smith Chandler Buick D. D. Hennen Walter Gerlich New Braunfels W. L. Scott Guarantee Motor Car Company Indiana J. E. Jaluska Schulenberg Moravia Woodward Woodward Carriage Company Menger Hotel Frank A. Winerth T. A. Tirado Texas Motor Truck Company of Dr.s. Berg William E. Smith
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