Mexicans Slain in Plot Strain of U S Policy Change
Jaredo Texas June 13 Three Mexican raiders were killed and five captured by soldiers and vigilantes after attempting to derail the International and Great Northern railroad treaty at Webb north of Teredo. Ranchmen’ s posse and militia chased the raiders between Webb and Cactus with several captured and jailed. Additional bandits reportedly in Webb jail. American regu ars and Texas militia moved toward the scene to stop the raiders from returning to the border.
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Jaredo
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International & Great Northern
Webb Tex
Teredo
Webb
Cacus
Creuse
Laredo
F & G. N. Mitliva
V.vorling
Ander
Anxious Over Mexico Dispatch Reports Tense North
Washington reports growing excitement and anti American feeling in northern Mexico as Carranza authorities show indifference. Officials withhold report details to avoid hindering American consuls, signaling anxiety over the evolving situation in border states.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Carranza
Insure Now is Insurable Says National Lite Inc
A shortened ad states that opportunity and understanding of life insurance vary. It promotes National Lite Inc of Montpelier Vermont as the mutual company’s general agent located at Rialto building Ballard.
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National Lite Inc, Co
Washington County Farm Bureau Advises on Cutworm Control
In spring when cutworms attack crops, the Washington County Farm Bureau urges farmers to use surface or near surface treatments and to apply poison bait at dusk. The guide explains cutworm life cycle from eggs laid by gray brown moths to larvae feeding on grass and weeds before attacking cultivated fields.
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Paris
F. H. Abbott
Regular meeting of division ALO Tuesday evening
The regular meeting of division 0.2 ALO will be Tuesday evening June 13. All members are requested to be present. Per order recording secretary.
Misard's Liniment Health Remedy Promoted for Instant Relief
A vintage advert promotes Misard's Liniment as having real merit after over sixty years of use. It claims Dr Mlinard’s private practice endorses it for instant relief from sprains, bruises, sore hands and feet, rheumatism, and cuts. Sold by all druggists with many supporters.
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Mlinard
All Drugeiste
Anti American Demonstrations in Chihuahua City
Mexicans filled the streets in orderly anti American meetings in Chihuahua City on Sunday. A parade led to the military cuartel where Seneret dacinte Trevino thanked the crowd for its patriotism. For about thirty minutes the crowd cheered and shouted throw out the Americans.
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Chihuahua City
Military Cuartel
Seneret
Road Crew Advances in East Cabot Road Work
East Cabot's Road Commissioner Charles W. Houghton and a gang prep the state road from the Danville line toward shore to deliver a fine thoroughfare. Cabot residents endure fishing trips and visits as locals attend church events and social gatherings, while Emma A Collins of Manchester marries Oreon J Muncey of Harmond Iowa with plans to reside in Sarasota Florida after June 11.
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Charles W. Houghton
South Cabot
Danville
Charles Crane
Cabot
Kidney pills touted by Mrs. Hattie Dexige ad
An old advertisement urges readers to try Dors Kidney Pills claiming relief for back and kidney pain. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Hattie F. Dexige of West Topham describing severe morning aches and how the pills allegedly eased kidney pain and restored comfort.
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Dors
Hattie F. Dexige
West Topham
Dodge
Local Notes and Social News from Chelsea and Vicinity
Ada Whitney returns from visiting friends. Carrie Sleeper arrives to stay with her mother Mrs Abbie L Sleeper. Mrs Charles Pan and Gladys Pan go to Bradford for several weeks at Hotel Low. George Washington lodge No 51 AM holds monthly meeting with M degree work and cordial invitation to brethren. Lee R Whitney recovering from appendicitis at home with family. Gilman Sanborn sells seven acres to Fred H Bolonon for his farm addition. Hazel Flanders returns from clerking in South Royalton and stays with her mother Celia Flanders. Ernest A Corwin recovering from erysipelas and leaving for activity soon. Mrs Sarah Skinner and Beth Medcalf visit Barre relatives. Cornelius C Seales feeble, recovery not expected. Mrs Fred A Ordway convalescing after Randolph hospital operation. Mrs Willard P Townsend visits Barre. Mrs Julia Hooker of Barre visits W H Sprague. Mr and Mrs E W Kent of Randolph Center visit. Mrs Kent returns from Mount Clemens sanatorium, progress noted. Miss Butler of Montpelier doing stenographic work for Lt Gov Darling revising statutes. Madam Sanborn, staying with daughter Mrs Vauvisa Lucas, to grandson Albert N Austin for care. age over 84. Vern Lougee moves to Barre for farm work. plans business course later. Harold West of Tunbridge, student, will work summer for Andrew L Sprague. Mrs Sheriff Aro A Reed of Williamstown visits town with Mrs George A Trey. Mary Darling returns from Montpelier Seminary to spend vacation with parents.
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Ada Whitney
Carrie Sleeper
Abbie L. Sleeper
North Minn ‘Street
Charles Pan
Gladys
Bradford
Low
George Washington Lodge
Lee R. Whitney
Randolph
John N. Sanborn
Gilman Sanborn
Fred H. Bolonon
Manfield
Bolonon
Hazel Flanders
South Royalton
Ahr
Celia Flanders
Ernest A. Corwin
Sarah Skinner
Miss Beth
Barre
Oliver D
George M. Medcalf
Cornelius C. Seales
Fred A. Ordway
Randolph Sanatorium
Willard P. Townsend
Julia Hooker
W. H. Sprague
E. W. Kent
Randolph Center
E. HM. Adams
Kent
Mount Clemens
Mich
Miss Butler
Alontpelierare
Darling
Madam Sanborn
Vauisa
R. Lucas
Albert N. Austin
Vern Lougee
Charles Batn
Town
George A. Trey
Mary
Hale E. Darling
Montpelier Seminary
Bethel Moving Services Advertised by Vermont Trucking Co
Long distance furniture moving and heavy trucking offered at reasonable rates. Two 2-ton auto trucks available. Vermont Trucking and Sales Co, Barre. Tel La2-W. Several local notices follow including illness, consultations, family moves, and community updates from Burlington to Norwih university events and Woodstock grand jury references.
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Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Barre
Tel
John Fulton
Lebanon
N. J
BR. W. Trumbel
Puller
Trumbel
Antonio Avicolli
Rollin Gilton
Courier
W. C. Manning
Framingham
Mass
Woodbury Granite
British correct faults delaying mails in London note reply
London June 1 delays in mail examination due to administrative faults have been corrected, says the British foreign office. It is working with the French government on a reply to the American note on the war sect. The framing of the reply is likely to take some time, as a number of spe
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London
British Foreign Office
Spe
Foreign Office reviews American mail complaints
The American note details require investigation, but foreign Office authorities see the core issue as applying the principle rather than a dispute over allies' right to inspect mails. They argue the specific incidents occurred in the past and reflect policy rather than current opinion.
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Foreign Office
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