Zapata Proclaims Mercy Denied If Mexico City Falls
In a capital proclamation General Emiliano Zapata promises no mercy for federals as Carrancista Zapatista siege of Mexico City nears. An imminent public execution plan targets Huerta and Blanquet, with other cabinet members to be shot after court martial. Five days' notice to residents to withdraw. Foreigners’ lives stay safe unless directly involved.
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Mexico City
Madero
Emiliano Zapata
Revolutionary Army
Federal Army
Huerta
Blanquet
National Palace
Plaza de la Constitution
Presidio
Texas
Marfa
Rio Grande
Ojinaga
Newcomers enjoy mountain trip and local visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Newcomer and Uncle Bill toured Main Street canyon for holly and cedar, relishing scenery and air. They visited First National Bank praising its deposits loans and vetted paper, then urged Glass Bros for heating and plumbing citing quality materials and service.
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Harry Newcomer
Bill
Main Street Canyon
Newcomer
First National Bank
First Nation Bank
Corona
First National
Glass Bros
Baptists to Build $5 000 Blog at Fourth and Main
At a meeting in the First Baptist church the members voted to buy a lot at Fourth and Main streets for a new mission building to serve foreign residents of Corona. The plan aims to relieve the Fifth and Ramona site, currently overflowing, with Mexican Greek and Italian families learning English and customs. A public appeal raised about $2,000 toward the project alongside a $1,000 gift from Mrs. W. H. Jameson.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth
Main Streets
Corona
The
Baptist Church
Chrch
G. J. Newton
Long Beach
Hattie Greenlaw
Fifth and
Ramen Streets
Sunaias
Walter M. Dean
W. H. Jameson
Cornelio Bayou
Scents During Recent Fighting In Northern Mexico
The article discusses sympathy in the United States shifting toward Mexican rebels during Huerta’s era and notes condemnation of their methods after recent northern victories. It mentions a Juarez scene where rebels executed federal prisoners and another image of rebels preparing to dynamite a train, contrasting Wilson’s stance against Provisional President Huerta.
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Mexico
Huerta
Madero
Juarez
Wilson
Christmas Music at the Con Congregational Church
The Con Congregational Church schedules a Christmas program with Morning and Evening Choirs performing There Were Shepherds And There Was Joy in the Tavern Oh Holy Night and Sing Unto the Lord. Soloists include Mrs Arthur Kleinington Grace Bierma Eloise Archer Sue Birdsall Dorothy Yuthill and Arthur Tuthill with the quartette and brass selections.
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Grace Bierma
Eloise Archer
Adams
Dorothy Yuthill
Shepherds
Parks
Sue Birdsall
Arthur Tuthil
Arthur Dickinson
the Lord
Blumensehein
Vandal burns down Lebanon cedar on Grand Boulevard
Sanger Be. French pleads for help after unknown persons cut off the top of a young Lebanon cedar at his Grand Boulevard home. He offers a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves.
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Sanger
French
Lebanon
Grand Boulevard
Hand Outs Rumor Draws Hobos to Pacific Sewer Pipe Camp
Marshal Alexander responded to a report of hobos near Pacific Sewer Pipe Company two, northwest of town. He found about a half dozen tramps at a small camp fire, two arrested for vagrancy, others dispersed. They claimed reading handouts advertised in California.
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Alexander
Pacific Sewer Pipe Company
Piaot Nunober
Willarding
Hull
California
New Discoveries Change History Through Mexican Archives
The Carnegie Institute publishes a guide on Mexican archives as a key source for American history. Professor Holton reveals a vast collection of unknown manuscripts detailing early Spanish influence in North America, reshaping Western history with California and the Southwest central to the narrative.
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Perbert N. Batton
University of California
VeNice
California
Hovses
Carnesie Institute of Washington
Maetertais
United States
Mexico
Holton
North America
Menicais
Oroches
Pootet
Gissave Ery
Sours
Merice
el TE Bancroft
Epatheratic
Bancroft
Pacite
Almericas
Barton
Carnegie Institution
Historica
Texas
Tat
Califor
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Main ST
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M. J. Suydam
Mesdames
H. A. Wood
I. W. Reynolds
T. ¢. Jameson
Addie King
J. H. Huyek
Reynolds
Cornelio
Stella Culver
Adaline
Evelyn Aldrich
Baptists
Ramona Streets
American Press Association
Hristaris Orasie
Aide’ Neiddinser
Arthur Klekineon
Bucks
Mr Ok. T. Wilcox
Theavern
Herbert E. Bolton
A. J. Ware
Pres
C. C. Warrington
GEO
KE. Snidecor
Laura V
KIRBY
F. E. Snidecor
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