Human race urged to return to nature and health elixir
Dr J H Kellogg warned the human race may become insane and barren, urging a return to nature and healthier living. He cited Vitalitas, a Texas earth elixir, as a restorative tonic claimed to revitalize nerves and organs. Advertised samples offered at 407 East Houston.
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J. H. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
American Public Health Association
Texas
East
Houston
City to Open Bond Bids Next Thursday
City council as a committee of the whole will open bids on the 3 450 000 bond issue. City Clerk Fries reports inquiries from across the country about the citys finances and tax base. No default on interest payments has occurred, making bonds attractive to New York banks. Mayor Brown expects several bids, with sale options if sealed bids fail.
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Fries
Chicago
New York
Brown
Ouimet Falls in Foursome With Hoyt to Travers and Tiffany
Open champion Francis Ouimet and partner H Hoyt lose to Jerome Travers and Gil Tiffany in a foursome for the Lesley cup at Brookline Country Club. Travers and Tiffany win four up with three to play as Ouimet shows a tee and approach slump while Hoyt struggles and traps persist.
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Brookline
Mass
Francis Ouimet
H. Hoyt
Jerome D. Travers
Gilman
Tiffany
Travers
Massachusetts
Ouimet
Hoyt
New York
Wes
Refugees Leave Vera Cruz on Morro Castle and Yucatan
Several American refugees sailed from Vera Cruz on the Morro Castle for New York. About 28 additional refugees were aboard the Steamer Yucatan. John Lind, Wilson's representative, doubts the Gamboa Catholic party nomination would yield a satisfactory solution amid Huerta era politics. Rumors say liberals may draft a ticket headed by Manuel Garza Aldape, Huerta's commerce and agriculture minister.
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Vera Cruz
Vera’ Cruz
Morro Castle
New York
Yucatan
Senor Gamboa
Wilson
John Lind
Manuel Garza Aldape
Commerce and Agriculture
Huerta
Goaterrees in Wrangle Over Tariff Bill
The Senate and House tariff conferees clash over dropping the cotton futures tax. House refuses to agree without a vote, widening breaches on other unsettled items like zinc lead ore duties and silk provisions. Officials predict final action may slip to next week as talks continue.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Lever
Page
Clarke
Arkansas
Reed
New York
Missouri
Kansas City
Wilson
Simmons
Capitol
Federals Routed After Hard Battle
Continued from page one the article discusses the Mexican revolution and U S reaction to potential election legitimacy. It notes the president may delay judgment on the election and whether foreign governments will recognize the result. Constitutionalists question the vote’s reflection of the people’s will amid ongoing hostilities and statements from their headquarters.
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United States
Constitutionalists
This Man Escapes After Many Years
The hotel barber H G Williams at 114 Blum Street recounts ten years of indigestion constipation and kidney trouble ending with healing from Plant Juice. He claims it cured stomach issues improved kidney function and stopped constipation, calling it the greatest plant based remedy and noting it is sold at Fischer's drug store.
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H. G. Williams
Blum Street
Fischer's
Duffy
Frey O. Smith
Fred O. Smith
St Linwood Street
Roxbury
Mass
United States
Duffy Mals Whiskey Co
Rochester
Policy shifts feared as US weighs Mexican election
Officials foresee a US stance pivot if a majority of Mexican polling sites operate legally in the upcoming election. Washington would weigh neutrality ending if a government emerges in Mexico City, with consuls reporting on fairness while arms policy signals backing the new regime. Gamboa’s bid sparks doubt among officials over electability. Catholic party status remains a minority due to historic church-state separation concerns.
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United States
Republic
Mexico
Washington Administration
State Department
Gamboa Plans Campaign After Cabinet Resignation
Federico Gamboa's resignation as minister of foreign relations was accepted by Provisional President Huerta as he campaigns for the Catholic party presidential nomination. Gamboa will focus on district-based representation with party colleagues, while doing little direct campaigning himself. The move is generally viewed favorably in the capital by non-partisan Mexicans. General Felix Diaz replied to Gamboa's cablegram by saying he expected...
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Mexico City
Federicéo Gamboa
Huerta
Senor Gamboa
Rascon
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Senator Works Urges U S Intervention in Mexico
San Diego, Sept 26 unites calls for U S action as Senator John D. Works criticizes U S policy toward Mexico at Cabrillo monument dedication. He decries violence against Americans near the border and says the nation must protect its citizens by intervening more forcefully.
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San Diego
Cal
United States
Mexico
John D. Works
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo
President’s stance on intervention and policy patience
Senator Works commends other powers for waiting on the United States policy to unfold. He supports the president’s efforts to avoid intervention, though he notes the current conditions cannot endure indefinitely.
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United States
Works
Allied riverfront clash fans fears of new Mexican fighting
In El Paso authorities report 1000 Federal cavalry and artillery under Col. Jesus Mancilla moved to attack Parral, Chihuahua, held by Manuel Chao and 1500 Constitutionalists. Gen. Francisco Castro nears Santa Rosalia with Villa and Rosalio Hernandez nearby, signaling a battle imminent. The report notes forces 40 miles north of Santa Rosalia and ongoing military activity. A light interlude from Puck appears amid ongoing war news.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jesus Mancilla
Parral
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Manuel Chao
Francisco Castro
Santa Rosalia
Francisco Villa
Rosalio Hernandez
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East Houston Street
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Oxford
Selz Wankenphast
W. & G. Shoe Co
Selz
Houston Street
Wien
Madero
Latin America
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Poaerhly
France
U. S
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