Poisons of the Saltillo Hills A Marihuana Warning
An immigration služe piece narrates Juan Arredondo’s fall from innocence after smoking marijuana. It traces his descent from a peaceful Saltillo valley goat herd to addiction, prison, and crime, warning of marijuana’s spread from Mexico into Texas and urging early court action over use.
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Juan Arredondo
Saltillo
Juan
Loco
Saltillo Mountains
Monterrey
Nuevo Laredo
Mohammed
Constantinople
John D. Rockefeller
Mexico
Texas
Revolutionary Army
Pancho Villa
Columbus
N. M
E’states
Leavenworth
Oly
San Antonio
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Marijuana Horror Crime Scene Behind Iron Bars
A man collapses in a hospital corridor after consuming marijuana as witnesses describe his foaming lips and screams. The account portrays marijuana as a menace to public peace and welfare, noting the victims’ pain and the need for confinement.
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V. N. Lott
United States Immigration Service
Rio Grande Valley
Kimble County Abstract CO
Kimble County
N. R. Skaggs
E. Holekamp
M. E. Blackburn
Walter Buck
Watchmaker
B. Kahn
Optometrist
Dr. Luehrs
Dr. Stone
Lia
Kerrville
Kerrville-San Antonio
J.G. Ayala
John R. Smart
Junction and Menard, Texas
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