Foods Declared Lacking Minerals New Health Claims Amid Debate
A physician warns modern refined foods strip minerals, causing malnutrition and illnesses such as indigestion and biliousness. He cites whole wheat and brown sugar as examples and promotes Vitalitas as a mineral-rich remedy. Display at Wagner's is noted. Separate political items discuss cotton futures and tariff tweaks amid Senate and House activity.
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Vitalitas
Wagner's
East Housen
Revision of Tariff Near Last Stages
The article outlines a House and conference committee agreement on tariff changes linked to the Dingley law of 1897. It preserves a 20 percent preferential sugar rate, maintains the general sugar tariff, and adjusts income tax administration rules including a $4000 married exemption and joint deduction policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House
Conference Committee
Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Civil Service
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
American escapes Korea arrives in San Francisco en route to Mexico
Alwyn Mason an American mining engineer who escaped imprisonment in Korea after a murder conviction arrived in San Francisco with his wife and 8 year old daughter. He was sentenced to three years but released after strong protests from Americans and Koreans.
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Korea
San Francisco
Cal
Alwyn Mason
Orient
Mexico
Mason
Texas Arrives at Norfolk for Bottom Painting
The battleship Texas reached the Norfolk navy yard to have her hull painted before the trial voyage. She will complete her crew here and carry about 900 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Navy Yard
Armistice Sought in Mexican Election Dispute
The article outlines talks of an armistice with the Constitutionalists to enable a free campaign and universal participation. It notes postal and rail delays hindering a October 26 election and suggests US mediation to coordinate details. General Diaz comments on presidency duties and Diaz’s withdrawal from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
United States
Republic
Vera Cruz
Huerta Backs Gamboa For Presidency In Mexico
Report to John Lind states General Huerta and his organization will support Federico Gamboa, Catholic party presidential candidate. The note also claims Huerta vows fair elections on October 26 and that the revolution is nearly ended, with Zapata disorganized and northern campaigns successful. Diaz may arrive October 18 to discuss Liberal candidates. talk of Vasquez Gomez's return.
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Vera Cruz
General Huerta
Federico Gamboa
Catholic Party
John Lind
Wilson
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Corcovada
Manuel Calero
Washington
Jesus Flores Magon
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Diaz sails Tuesday after sending praise to Gamboa
General Felix Diaz sent a cable to Senor Gamboa praising his nomination as Mexican president by the Catholic party. Diaz said he remains a candidate, backing a liberal platform with religious freedom and vows to pursue order and justice if elected. He will sail from Havre on the Corcovado to Mexico Tuesday.
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Paris
Felix Diaz
Senor Gamboa
Mexico
Catholic Party
Federico Gamboa
General Diaz
Corcovado
Havre
Europe
Mexico City Liberal Republicans Nominate De la Fuente
Colonel David de la Fuente former minister of communications and public works is named as presidential candidate by the liberal republican party joining Gregorio Mendizabal as vice president candidate. The recall of ex president Diaz and Huerta’s note that the revolution is over fuel speculation on a possible army return.
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Mexico City
David de la Fuente
Huerta
Republican Party
Aurelio Blanquet
Gregorio Mendizabal
Colonel de la Fuente
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
War Council
Felix Diaz
Geronimo Trevino
Destruction and retreat mark Mexican conflicts
The State Department reports the defeat of the Constitutionalists under General Gonzales at Barrotaeran and their retreat to Sabinas under General Maas. Retreating forces destroy mining properties and burn the Sabinas railroad bridge. Rumors of Tabasco unrest and insurrectionists awaiting reinforcements persist as sieging Constitutionalists threaten Mazatlan by cutting water supply.
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Washington, D. C
Gonzales
Barrotaeran
Maas
Sabinas
State Department
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Tabasco
Mazatlan
El Paso Shooting Downplayed by War Department
Washington reports that Mexican fire near El Paso on Saturday involved six celebrants who were not in uniform and appeared drunk. Troop H of the Second Cavalry returned fire. no injuries were reported. In Sonora, constitutionalists push to raise state troops for the fall campaign with arms confiscations for civilians while foreigners are not being forced to surrender weapons.
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All Committee
Simmons
Washington
War Department
el Paso
Bliss
Border Patrol
San Elizario
Second Cavalry
Sonora
Cananea
Exico
Gomez Declines Mexican Candidacy Return Home Favorable
Francisco Vasquez Gomez said to friends he will not return to Mexico to stand for election. He plans to continue making his home here and is not a candidate in the upcoming Mexican elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Canada approves five year steamship link to British West Indies
Ottawa reports a subsidized five year service contracted with the Royal Mail Steampacket Co. for Halifax to St Johns voyages to the British West Indies. The four ships, each 5000 tons, 11 to 12 knots, will start November 1, under a subsidy funded entirely by Canada.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion of Canada
British West Indies
Royal Mail Steampacket Company
Halifax
St. Johns
Canada
Pope Pius Receives Pilgrims In Improved Health
In Rome on September 29 Pope Pius reported better health and stronger condition. He received a group of pilgrims, marking a positive update on his condition.
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Rome
Pius
Policeman Repeats Plant Juice Cure Experience
A twelve hour duty officer Ike Callahan of 215 St. Joseph Street reports relief from indigestion biliousness and gas after using Plant Juice. He recommends it to others with nervousness low spirits and fatigue and notes availability at Fischer's drug store.
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Ike Callahan
St. Joseph Street
Fischer's
Seek Government Aid For Highway Work Between San Antonio And Austin
Bexar county plans to match and double any federal funds used on the San Antonio to Austin highway section within the county. County Judge Davis notes a recent federal post road appropriation of 500000 nationwide with about 40000 allocated to Texas. Officials intend to complete the linking road with state and local cooperation as plans mature.
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United States
San Antonio
Austin
Bexar County
Davis
Texas
San Antonio- Austin
Morgan Lives Simply At Harvard In Modest Dorm
Junius 8 Morgan son of J P Morgan deserts Peckhall for a primitive Hollis hall room at Harvard senior year to honor tradition. He forgoes bathroom elevator and private privileges sharing the dorm with two debt paying seniors nearby. Nuremberg Germany plans 672000 for streetcar improvements next year.
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Cambridge
Mass
Junius
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Peckhall
Harvard
Hollig Hall
Mr. Morgan
Poisoned Blood Cleansed By 8 8 8S Remedy Claims
An pasting advertisement extolls 8 8 8S as a universal remedy for poisoned blood caused by undigested food, constipation, and infections. It warns against other products and urges readers to obtain Swift Specific Co remedies at 222 Swift Building, Atlanta, for free advice.
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Swift
Airlante
Irish Leader Redmond Offers Talks on Home Rule
In Cahirciveen Redmond made a calm but firm offer to discuss every provision of the home rule act with Sir Edward Carson if Ulster concedes a local parliament for Ireland. Carson replied he is willing to discuss reforms of Ireland's government while staying under the imperial parliament. Ulster day services and the Belfast union service at Ulster Hall were attended by Carson and Frederick E. Smith.
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LaFollette
Murdock
House
Fordney
Payne
Penrose
Lodge
Democratic Conference
Wilson
Underwood
Senate
Simmons
London
John E. Redmond
Cahirciveen
County Kerry
Ireland
Edward Carson
Redmond
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster
Daily Express
Liverpool
Mr. Asquith
Brodick Bay
Scotland
David Lloyd-George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Walter Runciman
Board of Agriculture
Agriculture
August M. Birtel
Injunction Granted Against SAP Road Over Frio Street
A judge issued a temporary restraining order against the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad to stop laying a switch on South Frio Street. Ernest and Albert Steves and about fifteen neighbors filed the petition, arguing damage to property and that the council overstepped its authority under city charter Section 101. A hearing is set for tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.
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San Antonio
San Pedro Creek
South Frio
Buena Vista Street
Sap
South Frio Street
Neal
Steves
Chapa
Dielmann
Lambert
Strikers to Present Case to Federal Commission
The 38000 allied shopmen on the Illinois Central and Harriman lines face a two year strike. A Brotherhood of Railroad Car Men committee selected a delegation to Washington to arrange presentation of evidence before the new federal industrial commission appointed by President Wilson.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central
Harriman
Federal Industrial Commission
Wilson
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Washington
Mysore State Population and Area Overview
Mysore state in India covers 29 475 square miles with a population of 5 806 193, reflecting its substantial geographic size and demographic scale.
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Mysore State
India
Germs Shipped to Harvard for Study from South America
Dr. Andrew Watson Sellards of Johns Hopkins and three professors return from a South American expedition with eighty billion malignant germs. They landed the samples in the United States duty free as curiosities and shipped them to the Harvard bacteriological laboratory for close study. The 20,000,000 germs include pellagra, oroya fever, yellow fever, bubonic plague, typhoid fever, uta leprosy, and black water fever.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ecuador
Peru
Harvard College
Andrew Watson Sellards
Johns Hopkins University
South America
Harvard Bacteriological Laboratory
Man in High School to Forge Mayor's Gavel
Robert Will, senior in manual training at Main Avenue High School, receives the commission to craft a new gavel for Mayor Brown. The honor, awarded by Professor N. H. Hudson, goes to the top student in the department. Will is son of Mr and Mrs William Will and Mrs Violet Hatch of Jamestown, C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Will
Main Avenue High School
Brown
N. H. Hunsdon
William Will
Cascarets Cure Headache Bloating and Liver Torpor
Ad urges men and women with headaches coated tongue foul breath and upset nerves to try Cascarets. It claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach sweeten the tongue and liver and bowel for overnight relief at a dime a box and promises months of well being including children's health.
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Ilsbee
Stores
Castoria
The
Cy Havana
Bougti
Sawy
Gamboa
Commerce Street
DE LA Fuente
Liberal Republican Party
NEW Steamer Service
Nuremberg
Germany
ISH
Ulster Hall
Belfast
SAP Road
Washer Brothers Co
la Vida
Nemo
Smart Set
Warners
W.B
Bien Jolie
Warner Bros
JU. S
Robert
Violet Hatch
Jamestown, C
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