Editor Dexter of Banker’s Journal Stricken on European Trip
W W Dexter editor of the Texas Banker’s Journal, Houston, and Texas representative on a government European banking mission, suffered a Bilious fever on returning August 1. He credits Vitalitas with restoring his health after a four month trip filled with business, receptions, and travel.
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W. W. Dexter
Texas Banker's Journal
Houston
America
Europe
Clarence Ousley
Fort Worth
Texas
Dexter
Exter
Feisons
Vitalitas
Wagner Drug Store
East Houston St
Labor law violations found in multiple Texas towns
Safety inspector B J Fiood completed state inspections under Labor Commissioner Stafling. Violations of the eight hour law were found in Irving and Brookston. child labor law violated in Cleburne. safety appliance laws violated in Yoakum Pleasanton and Paris and Dallas. About 20 cases reported at Dallas and 24 at Brookston. fines up to $1000 per violation with possible six months jail.
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Austin
Tex
B. J. Fiood
Houston
Galveston
Yoakum
Cleburne
San Antonio
Paris
Pleasanton
Mikaska
Carrizo Oprines
Brookston
Waxahachie
Orman
Irving
Dallas
Fight Against Alcohol Discussed At Congress
Milan Italy September 25 today's talks at the International Congress on Alcoholism covered worker and employer attitudes in the three nations United States Germany and Italy in the fight against alcohol.
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Milan
Italy
United States
Germany
Sulzer May Not Have to Testify in Campaign Contribution Case
Testimony details cash deposits totaling 14 400 made by William Sulzer between September 12 1912 and his inauguration. Abram Elkus testified about a 500 campaign contribution and a brief governor-elect reply noting thanks but no acknowledgment of the check receipt. Judge sustained an objection regarding the letter.
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Abram Elkus
Lyman H
Stanchfield
Elkus
Remove Rheumatism by Restoring Kidney Health
Advert suggests Foley Kidney Pills relieve rheumatic pain by curing weak kidneys. It claims the pills restore kidney action and flush uric acid from blood and body. Fischer Drug Co. promotes them as a permanent remedy.
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Foley
Fischer Drug Co
Riverside promotes family meals at one dollar price
The Riverside outlet advertises family meals for 25 cents per person, offering a budget friendly option for groups. The offer targets households seeking affordable dining with a simple value proposition.
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Riverside
Edison Given Rebuff By Lab New Boy
Thomas Edison attempting to enter his Orange New Jersey laboratory was stopped by a new office boy who announced no strangers may enter unless with an employee and an appointment. Edison spoke with secretary W H Meadowcroft and praised the boy for enforcing lab rules.
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Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
W. H. Meadowcroft
Meadowcroft
Gamboa Seeks Presidency Amid Catholic Party Backing
The Catholic party builds a broad national base as Senor Gamboa announces candidacy and points to his diplomat role and independent stance. He resigns as foreign minister but Huerta may keep him until elections. General Felix Diaz recalled to Mexico City as Diaz’s forces in France end.
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Senor Gamboa
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
Diaz
Frances
Mail Service Resumed Through Mexico via Laredo Route
The railway mail service chief at Fort Worth directs all mail to be sent directly through Laredo by Mexican National lines reopening interior Mexico routes. A few offices will route via Brownsville and Eagle Pass, and Baja California through El Paso. States listed include Aguascalientas Campeche Chiapas Colima Durango Federal District Guanajuato and more.
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Fort Worth
Mexico
Havana
Vera“Cruz
Laredo
Tex
Brownsville
Eagle Pass
Baja California
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Sonora
Territorio Tepic
el Paso
Tamaulipas
Neuva Leon
Mexican National Railway
Aguascalientas
Campeche
Chiapas
Colima
Durango
Federal District
Guanajuanto
Guerrero
Hidalgo
Jalizco
Michoacan
Morelos
Nuevo Leon
Oaxaca
Pueblo
Queretero
San Luis Potosi
Tabasco
Vera Cruz
Yucatan
Zacatecas
Dantels Appeals to Press at Indiana AP Banquet
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dantels spoke at the Indiana Associated Press banquet in Indianapolis. Governor Ralston Indiana University President Bryan and Melville E Stone also spoke. Dantels urged loyalty and patriotism in the press amid Mexican tensions and questioned editorials seen as misrepresenting U.S. public opinion.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Dantels
Indiana
Associated Press
Daniels
Washington
Governor Ralston
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Melville BE. Stone
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Huerta
Mexican Congress
Atpomaron
Duty and dangers of press in international affairs
The speaker argues that misreading public sentiment led to flawed policy and urges editors to balance free speech with national responsibility. He warns that inflaming rhetoric harms national security and could trigger war if sensational coverage mirrors foreign provocations.
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United States
America
Gunmen Not In Evidence At Nashville Row Over Liquor Bill
Tennessee House chaos over enforcement bills and a nuisance measure but no gunmen appeared in the chamber. Governor Hooper accuses liquor interests of a conspiracy as clashes between lawmakers surface in tense session.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
William Stanton
House
Senate
Noom
Smith
Bejach
John T. Yeatman
Chancery
Ben W. Hooper
A. L. Todd
Rutherford County
Stanton
McDade
Wilson
Representative McDade
Senator Fisher
Pawnbroker Arrested in Arizona for Neutrality Violations
Joseph Slatter a pawnbroker was arrested by Department of Justice agents in Douglas Arizona on neutrality law violations. Officials seized ten thousand cartridges and said two more consignments of 10 000 rounds each would be confiscated and merchants arrested. United States District Attorney J E Morrison said future shipment of munitions under intent to export would breach neutrality laws.
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Douglas
Arizona
Joseph Slatter
Department of Justice
United States
J E. Morrison
Refugees Arrive on City of Mexico at Texas City
The Wolvin line steamship City of Mexico docked at Texas City with 29 refugees from Mexico, 35 of whom are American citizens. They landed after Vera Cruz voyage, enabled by a state quarantine regulation change. Most passengers seemed healthy and expressed doubt that Mexico’s troubles would end soon. This may be the last large boat refugees to gulf ports.
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United States
Mexicco City
Huerta
Mexico
Galveston
Tex
Wolvin Line
City of Mexico
Texas City
Vera Cruz
Gulf Ports
Money Ready to Pay Coupons on Mexican Rail Bonds
Banking interests say about 1.5 million dollars in gold for October 1 coupons of the National Railways of Mexico bonds has been deposited in New York Paris Berlin and Amsterdam. London has not yet received funds but is expected to provide the necessary sums.
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New York
National Railways of
Mexico
Paris
Berlin
Amsterdam
London
Mexicans Held for Federal Grand Jury in Ammunition Ring
Five Mexicans Esteban Mesa Antonio Cantu Alberto Herrera Miguel Campos and J J Fernandez were held to the federal grand jury on charges tied to the lard and beer barrel shipments of munitions to Piedras Negras from San Antonio. Bonds ranged from 500 to 750 dollars while Aurelio P Carvajal and Leon Martinez were discharged for lack of evidence. A key suspect who procured the arms escaped during the raid and remains at large.
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United States
R. L. Edwards
Piedras Negras
San Antonio
Federal
Esteban Mesa
Antonio Cantu
Alberto Herrera
Miguel Campos
J. J. Fernandez
Aurelio P. Carvajal
H. N. Moore
Leon Martinez
Cantu
Mesa
Herrera
Campos
Pernandez
North Hackberry Street
House adjourns after fifteen minute uproar and filibuster
The house adjourned after a fifteen minute delay amid an uproar. Weapons are alleged to have been drawn during the session. Regular members prolonged the day’s filibuster to stall enforcement bills. At morning session Tes termann accused Royston of lying and lunged before five others restrained him.
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Testermann
Royston
Congress moves to tighten train safety after Wallingford wreck
Congress, backed by the Interstate Commerce Commission, moves to grant the ICC authority over steel cars and modern safety equipment following the Wallingford disaster that killed 21. McChord and Stevens push bills with hearings slated and a House introduction expected next week. The ICC report blames crews and company directors for management failures.
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Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Road
Wallingford
Congress
Commission
McCharg
Stevens
Interstate Commerce Committee
McChord
House
New Haven
Texas official says bond dept has not ruled on SA school district act
Assistant Attorney General W M Harris states the attorney general's office never passed on the constitutionality of the act creating the San Antonio school district. He notes no opinion has been sought on the provision for two four and six year terms for trustees and recalls a prior inquiry without formal submission.
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Austin
Tex
W. M. Harris
Attorney General's Department
San Antonio
Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
Sluder
Frederick Terrell
Sam L. Harris
Bechtel
Albin Seidel
C. A. Goeth
E. G. LeStourgeon
Eli Hertzberg
Don A. Bliss
C. H. Florian
Terrell
Arnold & Carl
Mr. Terrell
Carl
Mr. Arnold
Harris
J. F. Carl
Boys Attend Gymnasium at the YMCA
Thirty five newsboys spent an evening at the Y M C A for exercises games in the boys room indoor base ball a shower and a swim A new feature introduced last night was a medicine ball race with the boys passing the heavy ball from one to the other in two rows
Legal fight over city school board charter and bonds
A court challenge questions the new nine member school board charter as invalid, threatening the 800000 bond issue and possibly restoring the old seven member board. Attorneys note the matter could go to injunction or quo warranto with ruling unclear and potential de facto board actions legalized.
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Eli Hertzberg
B. F. Looney
Atlee B. Ayres
Mr. Bliem
Arnold & Carl
Sluder
Doughty Makes Early Record Attending Institutes
Professor W. F. Doughty the new state superintendent of public instruction has attended ten county teachers' institutes across Texas in his first month in office.
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Gamboa
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Catholic Party
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Dantels
Republic of Mexico
Hooper
Fischer Drug Cov
H. C. Rees Optical Co
West Commerce Street
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Tennessee
House of Representatives
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
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Mike Goggan
Houston St
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Centaur Company
Murray Street
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