Social items from Worcester and surrounding area
A clipped social column notes visits and travels of residents including Mr Edgar C Fowler of Worcester Maps, Mrs A L Bickers in Jackson, and families returning from New York, Saratoga, and Lake Toxaway. It lists engagements with Alabama and Ohio trips, motorings to Gainesville and Forsyth, and notes a death of Mrs A Morgan with funeral plans in Warrenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C Fowler
Worcester Maps
Massachusetts
Stats Mutual Life Fe
Georgian Terrace
Guy Lane
Jesven Sundey
Kentucky Military Institute
B . Mattingly
A. L. Bickers
Jackson Go
E C Ivey
New York
Saratoga Springs
Mias E Hennessy
Everett
Piedmont
Avenae
Sixth Street
Harriett Broyles
Alamo
Mias Carabette Clark
Alabama
Mias Charistie Four
Toledo
Ohio
Price D Murray
Lake Toxaway
Ben Cleveland Smith
Macon
E J Moran
Vitalitas natural tonic claimed from volcanic earth strata
In a claimed old Amerindian medicine, Vitalitas is described as a natural tonic from volcanic earth strata found in Texas. It is said to contain sulfur sodium magnesium aluminum and other ingredients blended by nature, with no alcohol or drugs. A dose is one teaspoonful in water, claimed to aid stomach, kidneys, bowels, and blood with marvelous cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitalitas
Texas
Jacobs Pharmacy
Whitehall St
Infortion
Kidnapped American Citizen Amid Mexican Border Tensions
Washington reports that American ranchman John Lowenbruck was seized by Mexican bandits near Columbus New Mexico and carried across the border for a rumored $3200 ransom. Officials say Villa lost control of some forces and the United States may cross the border to rescue him if his location is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State
War Department
Columbus N M
John Lowenbruck
Columbus
Lansing
Vila
Villa
John Lunenbruck
Pascual Orozco
Bachita
Brownsville
Texas
Lyford
Americana
Lyford Yesterdy
Bute
International
United States Cavalry
San Genito
Milane Try
Mortuary Notices from Americus and Douglas Iowa?
Mrs. Adolph Trossman of Americus dies after long illness age death of Mrs. Adolph Trossman noted in Americus with four siblings and husband surviving. Funeral in Albany Jewish cemetery. Annie M Quinn, 18, dies at grandmother’s home on Stewart Ave. father J L Quinn of Hoaneke Wa and two brothers survive. Body to Pooles funeral parlors. Mrs Z W Kirkland of Douglas dies. burial in Douglas. husband and children survive. Hugh Gray, Americus man, dies after appendectomy. aged years. son of William Gray of Americus. formerly of Ti Paso, Texas.
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Hossman
Americus
Americus Ga
Adolph Trossman
Old Country
Albany
Annie M. Quinn
Annie A Quinn
J T Ream
Stewart Avenue
J L Quinn
Hoaneke
C Li
Joseph Quinn
Atlanta
Pooles Funeral
Hugh Gray
Amerius
Hugh = Gray
Ti Paso
Texas
Tts
Willam Gray
Carranza replies to Pan American notes on Mexican peace
The document outlines General Carranza's rejection of foreign mediation and confirms the supremacy of the first chief over the army and executive power. He argues that accepting outside terms would betray the revolution and threaten sovereignty, while asserting unity under his leadership amid ongoing civil strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Francisco
Madero
Mexico
Carranza
Huerta
Allie
Coahuila
Victoriano Huerta
Tranciscio Villa
Elementa
Uscrper
Aguas Calientes
Chihuahua
Sonora
Morelos
Rio Grande
Venustiano Carman Maintans
Jesus Aclna
Washington
Varranzas
Constitutionaliats
Hells
Ptutss
Juarea
Francisco Maderos
Mexico City
Carranga
Tey
John Ie Yailiman
Wilsons
Mealco Athan
Consutmudnais
Cariacas
Relaxa
Constitutionaliat
Peace Conference Delay Obscures Mexican Settlement Prospects
TheVilin group and others pursuing a peace convention may face delay pending a conference with Carranza. Such talks could broaden to international questions, with major powers' interests in Mexico shaping negotiations. Carranza’s military progress since the Pan American appeal likely affects the talks, including potential provisional government considerations and foreign claims arising from the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repliss
Vilin
Carranza
Mexico
Carrinza
Also Mentioned on This Page
WH Bayes
Howell Mill
Read
Byron Hettia
Copper Hill Tenn
Gdwin Perdue
New Orleans
Abe Joan A. Perdue
Norria
Gainesville
Joel D
Riverside Academy
CP Taylor
Martha Norris
Forsyth
Boss
John Miller
Fromm Tallulah Falls
Graham Perdue
A. S. Morgan
Lumpkin
Children’s Movies
the Strand
Larga
Buster Brown
China
THE
Strand Orchestra
Mt.st. Joseph's College Special Advanteres
Werk
Fecognia Ax
Ugh
Aban
Norbert
Peabody
Baltimore MD
Cullen
Werner § Pryor
Hunter Sts. Atlante
Tultion Lass Tooma
Brea
John G Mitchell
East Side
Robert J. Baldwin
Robert J Baldwin
Woodward Avenue
J. G. Rowan
Jollewan
J G Rowan
WA. Hooke
Mary Hooke
Barclay and Brandons Chapel
J. T. Dempsey
J T Dempsey
Greenberg & Gond
Piedmont, Asa
Mildred Thelma Dobson
Philp Dobson
Marietta Street
Charles L. Hudgins, Jr
Charles Jz
Charles L' Hudgins
iMeansville
L Jgeal Hospital
Bareley & Brandons Chapel
E. 8. Shelton
FS Shelton
Capital Avenue
Baw
M. Shelton
Grace DeLoach
Grace
J H Deloach
Griffin Ga
W C Ennis
Statesboro
Annie Ellis
Annie Willa
Billy
Clifton Street
South
Kukood
Z. W. Kirkland
Douglas
Douglas Ga
Ciall
W Kirkland
Coffee
Pearl Roe
Tleasant
Ita
Barclay & Brandons Chapel
C. B. Clanton
Statesboro Ga
Clanton
Finpence Mitchell Taighter
Mir
Massameri
Florida Ave
Jacksonvile Fla
Requet
Cuticara
Dept
T. Bowton
J. W. Cherry
Fonce DE Leon Avenue
Ivy
Lae
Pan-America
Genel
Vane
Wlexico
Lote
Horlick
Cloud-Stanford Co
Peachtree
N. Broad
the Shop of Quatsty
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Perrin
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