Why Huerta Should Not Have Been Recognized
The Galveston News argues against recognizing Huerta citing his treacherous coup d Etat against Madero and Suarez, murder of allies, and use of force to control Congress. It condemns Villa’s crimes and warns that supporting him or recognizing Huerta would undermine constitutional government and provoke wider war.
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Wilson
Galveston
Huerta
Madero
Mexico
National Palace
Suarez
Houses of Congress
Diaz
Pancho Villa
Villa
Benton
Gustav Bauch
Omik
Villa the Man. Pancho Villa rises after Huerta
The piece argues Villa looms large in Mexico after Huerta's downfall. It notes his hold on the people via bold operations and questions how the United States will respond. Though both Villa and Americans want Huerta gone, their motives diverge, making cooperation unlikely.
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Huerta
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Carranza
Pancho Villac
United States
Villa
The
Houston Chronicle
Cone Johnson Forgiveness Shapes Texas Gubernatorial Scene
The Dallas Democrat reports Cone Johnson backs Tom Ball for Governor, praising his generous spirit after earlier campaigns. The letter from Mr. Johnson to Dr. Charles L. Gregory of Greenville signals broad voter support for Ball in the July 25 primary.
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Cone Johnson
Johnson
Charles L. Gregory
Greenville
Tom Ball
Joe Bailey
Colonel Ball
Dallas Democrat
Cone
Texas
Silos Turn Less Land into Bigger Herds
Article illustrates how silo use boosts dairy efficiency. F H Gibbs of Brunswick Ohio recounts downsizing from 180 acres to 60 while maintaining stock by relying on a square silo built 15 years ago with hardwood walls. He notes 5 to 6 acres of corn supply the silo, and claims over 100 bushels per acre. Leopold Morris, Rio Grande Valley youth orator, continues refining his opening address for governor.
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F. H. Gibbs
Brunswick
Ohio
Mr. Gibbs
Gibbs
Leopold Morris
Rio Grande Valley
No doubt butter will get cheaper from space milk churns
The Grapeland Messenger notes a whimsical idea that airship propellers could churn the Milky Way to steal cream, comparing the concept to a De Laval separator though not endorsing it. It Playfully imagines a cosmic dairy shift due to a rapidly whirling planetary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapeland
de Laval
Grape Juice Debate Sparks Local Political Jostling
In a lively exchange, figures including Mr. Bryan and Captain Bragg show partisan flavors over grape juice policy. The discussion highlights local concern about beverage standards and public health implications.
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Captain Bragg
Mr. Bryan
Refugees at Galveston Criticize Tampico Treatment
A group of refugees arriving in Galveston from Tampico denounce U S handling of their plight. They accuse the United States of failing to protect them and question arbitration efforts as peace in Mexico hinges on Carranza and Villa agreeing to halt hostilities.
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Galveston
Tampico
United States
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Huerta
Mexico Mescal Process Rumor Stirs Local Debate
The Brenham Banner Press cites a sensational claim about mescal production using pulque from a cactus like plant, a bathless Mexican man, a goat, and burro hide vats. The note asserts such formulas hinder Mexico’s progress and adds a skeptical aside about dead creatures entering the mix.
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Mexico
Brenham Banner Press
Lee Roundtree Named VP of National Editorial Association
Temple Telegram notes Lee J Roundtree delighted editors on a Texas tour and now elected vice president of the National Editorial Association. The piece quotes his infectious joy and states his broad happiness as the tour concluded across the state.
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Lee J. Roundtree
Texas
Temple Telegram
Lee Roundtree
National Editorial Association
Earth
Wealth and Persecution of the Rockefellers Amid Strikes
The Rockefellers face bitter anathemas and insults over the Colorado coal miners strike and other oppressions. Wealth brings little peace as they endure indignities and threats, occupying a place among the poor in public ire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Consistency market and shifting political praise
The Clarendon News notes that critics who condemned Senator Bailey for defying Democratic platform demands now praise President Wilson for similar action on canal tolls. It argues that opinions shift with mood, sides, and who pays the costs, depicting the political pendulum as feeding on self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Wilson
Clarendon News
Local self government debated in Sentinel platform clash
The Nacogdoches Sentinel reports Colonel Ball and Colonel Ferguson clashing over prohibition and local control. Ball favors state vs local handling while Ferguson supports county management. The paper notes broad disagreement on tariffs and war versus peace reflecting varied voter tastes.
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Ball
Ferguson
Nacogdoches Sentinel
A Daily Thought on Mothers Holds the World’s Key
The passage praises mothers as custodians of the soul who shape character and temper harshness with gentle care. It argues a mother’s influence elevates a person toward virtue and humanity, calling her the potential crown of the world.
Our New Secretary H L McKnight Takes Post at Club
H L McKnight recently elected secretary of the Commercial Club to succeed L M Hewit has accepted the position and begun duties this morning. He will secure new quarters move club furniture and locate for business. His experience and energy are praised and the Eagle asks community support to help his stewardship succeed.
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H. L. McKnight
Commercial Club
L. M. Hewit
McKnight
Bryan
Groundless charges in Texas politics cited in Times Herald
The Waco Times Herald argues that liquor interests no longer drive Clarence Ousley Rienzi Johnston and allies now backing Colonel Ball. The paper suggests accusations of illicit influence are groundless and criticizes the habit of assuming others are controlled by outside forces or bought.
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Clarence Ousley
Rienzi Johnston
Colonel Ball
Waco Times- Herald
Texas
Armistice Talks Falter as Carranza and Villa Excluded
Mediation moves forward with Carranza and Villa cut out due to refusal to accept armistice terms. Remaining negotiators face limited scope as arbitration options dwindle.
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Carranza
Villa
Burns Named Doc Cook of the Year for 1914
W. J. Burns is celebrated as the Doc Cook of the year 1914 in a local presentation. The honor highlights Burns as a standout figure in medical or culinary circles during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Burns
Doc Cook
Death notice for J Wash Henderson in Friends in Need
Notice states J Wash Henderson No 49 is deceased. Assessment must be paid to Joe B Reed within ten days. Present membership 311. Joe B Reed serves as Secretary.
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J. Wash Henderson
Joe B. Reed
Sheriff Sale Notice in Brazos County Texas 1914
Notice of a legal sheriff sale in Brazos County Texas involving City of Bryan versus Jesus Tom Franklin case number 6656 for 2 1/2 acres in Bryan First Addition. Judgment amount is 26.97 dollars plus costs, sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in June 1914 at the courthouse door in Bryan.
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State of Texas
County of
Brazos
District Court
Brazos County
City of
Bryan
Jesus Tom Franklin
Court House
Tom Franklin
A. D
J. D. Conlee
Texas
Levy Notice in City of Bryan Property
In Brazos County on May 1 1914 the Honorable District Court levied on Lots 1 9 and 10 Block 169 in Bryan to satisfy a judgment of 21 dollars 92 cents in favor of the City of Bryan plus costs. Property is owned by Wm McCarty and may be sold per legal hours.
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State of Texas
County of
Brazos
District Court
Brazos County
City of
Bryan
Wm. McCarty
Court House
Texas
A. D
La Rita Chocolates Free Teaspoons Offer in Ohio Ad
Purity Candy Company promotes LA RITA Chocolates at one dollar a pound and offers six Cuban Pattern extra crown silver tea spoons free with a $1 purchase. Send $1 and names to P O Box 91 Middleton Ohio to receive a full size box postpaid.
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Purity Candy Company
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Dayton
Ohio
Commercial Club set for new offices and dairy magazine plan
Directors met at 10 a m with Vice President presiding. They approved a ground floor room at 12 50 per month and 25 for office help. Lawrence reported 3480 in subscriptions. Buchanan invited to move his office into the club rooms and install a permanent exhibit. Steven proposed a dairy and farm magazine and stock support. A three member committee will study the proposal while good roads work aims for progress next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.wilson Jr
J. Webb Howell
J. S. Doane
L. M. Hewit
A. M. Waldrop
J. L. Edge
John A. Moore
J. W. Doremus
John M. Lawrence
M. E. Wallace
W. H. Cole
A. W. Buchanan
Brazos County
Commerce
Buchanan
Bryan
D. T. Stevens
A. & M. College
Stevens
South
Commercial Club
Wipprecht
Wilkerson
Good Roads Committee
H. L. McKnight
Grasshopper Fight Plans Formed By Commercial Club
Chairman J Webb Howell leads the agricultural committee with J M Caldwell George A Adams Roy Hudspeth and A W Buchanan among those present They invite Prof Wilmon Newell to outline a nationwide grasshopper control formula and schedule a Grasshopper Day to apply poison across infected river and creek bottom farms The club seeks coop from all planters and will arrange access to the formula via the club secretary
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J. Webb Howell
Agricultural Committee
The
Commercial Club
John M.caldwell
Geogre A. Adams
Roy Hudspeth
A. W. Buchanan
Wilmon Newell
A. & M. College
Newell
Kansas
Grasshopper Scourge Prompts Action by Bryan Club
The Bryan Commercial Club's agricultural committee met with State Entomologist Wilmon Newell to discuss the growing grasshopper problem. Newell reported eggs from last year hatching in the bottoms and urged concerted action, with recommendations to be adopted.
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Bryan Commercial Club
Wilmon Newell
Newell
Crops in the Grass Promo Highlights Farm Tools
A promotional snippet urges readiness for harvest with tools like hoes and cultivators from the John Deere line. The message contrasts the coming crop with needed equipment and mentions Hensarling. Fe Te.
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John Deere
Hensarling’s
Doctor in an Emergency Ever Ready Medicine Cabinet
An advertisement touts an emergency medicine cabinet offering immediate relief and reduced doctor bills. It lists ointments for aches and pains, corn and bunion remedies, laxative tablets, and pile ointments guaranteed under the pure food law.
City of Bryan v S H Franklin Sheriff Sale Notice
In Brazos County Texas on the first Tuesday in June 1914 before the Brazos County Courthouse Bryan Texas the property of S H Franklin is levied upon to satisfy a judgment for 269.25 dollars in favor of the City of Bryan and costs. The described parcels include Lots 6 through 10 in Block 32 and Lot 2 in Block 8 City of Bryan.
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State of Texas
County of
Brazos
District Court
Brazos County
City of
Bryan
H. Franklin
Court House
Texas
S. H. Franklin
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W. Wipprecht
Bryant Commercial Club
Grasshopper Conference
W. H. Lawrence
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Hamilton Drug CO
Hamilton
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