Resignation of Ambassador Wilson Accepted for October 14
A Tuesday Daily report states Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson’s resignation was accepted effective October 14. The piece discusses the political fallout, his role during Mexico’s upheaval, and how his stance shifted with the Huerta regime, noting public and media reactions. It also covers reactions to church protests and broader international politics, including references to China and U rban affairs.
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la Huerta
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Ambassador Wilson
Washington
British suffragists face backlash after cathedral disruption
In St Paul’s London a group of forty well dressed suffragettes chanted a burlesque prayer for Mia Pankhurst interrupting services. They resisted removal and were carried out as arson and vandalism allegations fuel controversy. Several attackers are noted as educated women from good families with church ties backing suffrage aims.
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Great Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Mia Pankhurst
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Healthy Childs Growth
Parents urged to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer sold by Reed's Drug Store. Ad claims worm relief, appetite boost, and regulated digestion, with a 25 cent price and mail order from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company in Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Dr. Hobson
Off to Epworth Encampment
The State Epworth League opens a ten day session at Corpus Christi with reports predicting a large attendance. Local group led by pastor B. W. Allen departs with nine boys for Epworth and many others plan weekend trips to the seashore encampment.
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Corpus Christi
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Epworth
Voice of Texas and Democratic Notes Collide in Papers
A panoply of editorials tugs at national topics from Texas papers. Debates over sand promotion in Big Sandy, neutrality enforcement under Wilson, and reactions to Alfonso XIII and modern diplomacy color a mosaic of regional voices and pointed humor. The items mix humor, critique, and commentary on domestic policy and foreign affairs.
Mason Rearrested On Arms Charge In Texas
Col Paul Mason, special agent for the Mexican government, was rearrested on a charge of unlawfully carrying arms. The case involves alleged smuggling of munitions to constitutionalists and a depot near the mines. District Attorney Walls claimed federal officers can enforce neutrality laws without foreign help. Mason was remanded to jail, bond set at 200 dollars, and will be tried next district term. The article also notes a dearth of Mexican laborers at the Texas border due to revolution and conscription, reducing cotton field labor this season.
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Paul Mason
Idar
District Court
Sheriff's Department
Mason
Mullally
Fort Mcintosh
Laredo
Walls
United States
Mexico
Texas
Swiss cheese Brooks and Hale import notice
Just received import listing for Swiss cheese Brooks and Hale Advy. e. product line. Indicates new stock arrival and availability details at the store. May reference supplier and distribution notes for cheese products.
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Brooks & Hale
Old Union Pacific station reused as storeroom in city
The abandoned International and Great Northern Railway Company station remains in place as a warehouse for Mexico bound freight. It will not be torn down soon as it serves current needs, though train service resumption may relieve congestion.
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Intentional & Great Northern By. Co
Mexico
Webb County seeks depository bids to 1915
Webb County Texas invites bids from parties to qualify as Depository of the County Funds for the term ending February 11 1915. Bids due August 11 1913 at 16 o'clock in the office of the county clerk. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids. GEO R PAGE County Judge Webb County Tex
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Webb County
Texas
Freight rush expected on National Lines to Mexico
The National Lines prepare for a spike in imports and exports with scheduled trains to and from Mexico. Rail officials will add freight runs only when cargo handling is assured and safe from rebels damage. Mexican merchants and American dealers have placed large orders, with shipments likely to start within a month as facilities are upgraded.
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Mexico
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm Over a Remedy
A testimonial extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid relief after severe bowel illness. The speaker notes multiple days of suffering ended by one or two doses and urges use when needed, claiming it never fails and is sold by all dealers.
Transportation Problem Highlights Mexico border delays
A Laredo wholesale representative said that a March carload of assorted merchandise arrived today in Texas after five months on the road, underscoring the disrupted railroad traffic between Mexico and the United States and the demoralizing effect of surrounding conditions.
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Tatroundnes
Mexico
Times
Laredo
United States
Costly Treatment Ends In Recovery In Arkansas Man’s Note
C H Hines of Whitlow Ark suffered constipation and indigestion, spent hundreds on medicines and hospitals in St Louis and New Orleans with no cure. After taking Chamberlain's Tablets he recovered, and says he is now all right. Sold by all dealers.
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Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
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