Revolutions Can Ship War Munitions Through El Paso Port
The ruling by Washington authorities ensures El Paso Texas remains open during Juarez occupation, allowing Madero forces to import arms from the United States. Under neutrality laws, legitimate shipments are not blocked unless they constitute an expedition or smuggling. The navy notes three armed men can constitute an expedition, affecting enforcement actions.
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Washington
el Paz
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Juarez
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Madero
United States War
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Judge Advocate General of
Navy
War talk on Juarez port and customs rules
Analysis of U S policy on insurrectos in Mexico and the potential impact of a closed Juarez port. Treasury officials say customs actions would not transfer goods to belligerents and the El Paso port would remain separate. President could close ports, but likely won’t at Juarez. Includes notices from local contractors and merchants about improved services and new drug store location.
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Appron
Mexico
United States
el Paso
Insurrectos
Juarez
Treasury
Treasury Department
United States Supreme Court
Tait
Store Reopens After Fire At Warehouse Rear
To the Public J T Ritchey announces reopening in the warehouse behind the former store and pledges prompt attention under existing orders. First National Bank thanks patrons for aid in saving fixtures and building after the recent fire while confirming usual business operations resume.
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J. T
Ritchey
First National Bank
Office Opened at Alpine Hotel West Rooms
Fiona L. Davenenrr announces opening an office in the west rooms of the Alpine hotel where Tom prepared to assign tasks and oversee ongoing work.
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Alpine Hotel
Tom
Fiona L
Embargo Mocked by Insurrectos Across Border
A port of entry analysis notes fan embargoes mocked by insurrectos who could laugh at them while federals failed to enforce. The piece argues the government's stance would not shift despite the Mexican side’s actions along the border.
Railroad commission brief on Sunset-Central lines tie in Texas
J R Christian, general agent for Sunset Central, files a lengthy brief opposing extending common joint territory to include Del Rio and Eagle Pass. The case, once decided for the two towns, was remanded for rehearing with Commissioner Mayfield opposed, Wortham undecided. Christian argues intra state losses between San Antonio and El Paso and cites third court of civil appeals on differential rates while urging to keep the current grouping. Final decision hinges on Wortham’s return.
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San Antonio
el Paso
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Wortham
Reflections of and Bachelor: a Dubious Dialogue
A fragmentary reflection discusses belief and possession, noting only the man who truly owns things believes in them. The text hints at heaven and certainty, but remains fragmentary and elusive in meaning.
Card of Thanks and Notices from Local Merchants
A card expresses gratitude to friends for aid after a recent fire. Mraspay & Co announces readiness to fill meat orders. Mrrensu-Guuuerr Co. advertises brown leghorn chickens for sale next Monday at $1.50 a dozen. Mas. B. E. Hiss offers sewing services. Mas. Ben ANDERSON signs as available for work.
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Mrrensu-Guuuerr
B. E. Hiss
Ben Anderson
Notice to the Public in Alpine and Brewster County
Notice from Je F Muss announcing the sale of the grocery business to J. T. Ritchey. All accounts owed at the time of sale are due for immediate settlement. Ritchey invites patrons to continue patronage and promises fair and courteous treatment.
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J. T. Ritchey
Alpine
Brewster County
J.T. Rirenty
Public Auto for Hire Ad and County Court Bills
Public notice lists auto for hire offer with contact at Henerson Hotel 427-8 8 by I. Burpick. Commissioners Court proceeds show convictions bootleggers 215 dollars. Inquest S J Baylor. Bills include Alpine Lumber 143.59 and merchant items 14.45. Clerical work 10 dollars. Finance Hedger 30 dollars. School superintendent 25 dollars. Kinney County fee in criminal cases 60 dollars and Lochausen cafe 198 dollars.
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Hamilton & Anderson
Alpine Lumber Co
Merchan
Lise
W. H Ragin
W. H. Lease
E. F. Higgins
Kinney County
Lochausen
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