Intervention in Mexico Prompts Mixed Editorial Reflections
A Tuesday Daily piece argues public opinion leans against armed intervention in Mexico while endorsing eventual intervention as inevitable. It cites Collier's critique of President Wilson's Mexican policy, praising the idea of a Mexican convention and warning against outside meddling or supporting any single candidate.
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United States
Mexico
Times
Collier's
Wilson
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Cuatierrez
Pablo Gonzalez
Condidates
Washington
South American Neutral Zone Proposal Divides Nations
South American republics urge the United States to press for a neutral zone to protect their neutrality in the European war. Colombia and Ecuador deny German and Austrian charges about wireless stations and island bases, while Great Britain doubts conclusive proof.
South American policy and neutrality amid looming global conflict
The piece argues for peaceful trade with South American nations and endorses US protection if war comes. It notes South American trust in the United States under Wilson, cites the Monroe Doctrine as contested, and warns of German and British naval activity in the region. It questions antiwar sentiment and favors establishing a neutral zone and guaranteed neutrality for motions with no war aim. It mentions Villa Tampico, the Oklaoma law, and Antarctic expedition delays, plus wireless traffic crowding ships and urging fighting in Europe.
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South
Central America
Great American Republic
Wilson
All America
New York
Panama
Sharp Takes Office as American Ambassador to France
William Sharp of Ohio presented credentials to President Poincare and assumed duties as ambassador to France. Former congressman and charcoal iron chemical maker, Sharp relocates to Paris from Aveia Ohio and succeeds Myron Herrick whose term covered the war outbreak.
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Paris
Nee
William , Sharp
Ohio
Poincaure
France
Oho
Lveia
Myron Herrick
Bound Over to Grand Jury in Rivera Theft Case
Lucia Imperial a Mexican servant was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing before Justice J V Benavides. She confessed to theft from the Rivera home, led officers to the stolen money and valuables, and pled guilty at the hearing. Bail set at 500 dollars. she remained in jail.
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Lucia Imperial
Mike Benavides
Rivera
Justice of the Peace J
Justice Tena Vides
Red Cross Christmas Seals Drive Underway Chi Branch
The Chi Red Cross Christmas Seal committee announces a drive with contact phone 127 to raise funds for relief. Members urge community support and distribution of seals through local offices and volunteers.
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Red Cross
Chi Red Cross
Lime Loss in Tuberculosis In Journal of AMA 1914
The article notes that calcium loss in urine and feces may precede tuberculosis and discusses treatment notions. It mentions lickingman Alterative with lime salts as a suggested remedy, claiming safety and non habit-forming properties, with availability through Avkuno Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Lickman
Behrman
Hekman
Avkuno Laboratory
Uhiladelphia
Edison studies fishes for a new submarine design
The Voice of Texas notes Thomas A. Edison examining fish as a basis for a submarine concept while editors debate economic and farming contrasts and the Texas Editorial Association meeting travels through Waco.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Boarumont
Mexia
Weekly Herald
Evening News
Rockport
Texas Editorial Association
Houx
RTS
Joe Coffey
Waco
Hionx
Denison Herald
This Date in History December 1708 1640 1848 1865
Events span from 1640 Portugal independence with John Duke of Braganza on the throne to 1865 rail freight law and other European notes. Mentions include church closures, a 1803 English sear war report of 12 000 vessels, 1841 Germany Belgium treaty, and Turkey demnity claims after Armenian missions.
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Portugal
Kindom
John
Duke of
Braganga
Conminne of Maris
Seare
England
Hungary
Germany
Belgium
Turkey
Armenia
Tanner
Illinois
France
United States
Trimer
Liver Complaint Health Ad from Old Newspaper
An 19th century style advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills to “empty the Bowels freely” and “tone up the Stomach” to cure constipation. It promotes blood purification and liver health with a 25 cent price and claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as excellent for piles.
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Dr. King
Druegist
William Temple Adaly Horn Adaly 60th Birthday Tribute
William Temple Adaly Horn Adaly, noted zoologist and promoter of wildlife preserves, was born December 1, 1854 in Mainfield. He served as chief taxidermist for the national museum for eight years and later directed the New York Zoological Park. He led wildlife protection groups, helped create the Montana National Bison Range and Snow Creek Preserve, authored a tariff law on exotic birds, and received a gold medal from the French Historical Association this year.
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Wa Horn Adaly
William Temple
Wild Life: Protective Association
American Bison Society
Montana National Bison Range
Snow Creek Preserve
Geat Mountain Park
Wichita Bison
French Historical Association
Pageant Concerts in St. Louis Tonight
St. Louis November 30 The St Louis Pavenant Choral Society presents the fire of its concert series with a chorus of 600 voices The society claims to be the only large civic chorus of its kind in the city.
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St. Louis
Local items note improvements and events in Laredo
Mrs O L Longoria sister of Vice Consul Shelby Theriot is reported much improved. Jurors excused until Friday morning. Royal Theater presents While Fire Raged a five part drama. Ross Hotel now run by a first class chef. Imports from Mexico include beer wood cala mine ixtlie and cattle totaling 196 head. Concert at Methodist church Thursday night. Kodaks and supplies in stock. Xmas shopping advised. Bungalows advertised. City market improvements praised. Meeting of Heights Civic Club announced. Cadillac for hire. Print shop services promoted.
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Shelby ‘Theriot
Morales
Mexico
Bond
Ixtlie
Jefferies
Miss Lawson
Methodist Church
Dee
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Ftennador
Ecuador
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Tampico
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American Red Cross
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Voice OF Texas
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Jean
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Hearne
Mexia News
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Foreign Missionary Fund
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Croker Land
Robert Peary
North Pole
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Peary
Croker
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Temple
Laredo
L. Daich's
Jeweler
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists
Webb Co. Medical Society
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Richter
W. E. Lowry
Corger Flores
Ftoh
Richter Building
White Residence
J. T. Ward
Victoria St
ORS. C. F. and
H. E. Kenney
Ostheopaths
Matamoros St
St. Peters Church
G. C. Hiatt
Wilcox
J. K. Thompson
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Corner Market Plaza
O. E. Dunlap
Nuevo Taredo
W. J. Wilson
Walls Building
Civil Engineers
EB. Ds .Foser
Valdez Building
Undertakers
John Convery
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Luthered & Company
Western Union Telegraph Office
Sobo Grandi
Episcopal Church
Times Office
the Times
Royal Theater Tonight
Ross Hotel
Just
Eastman
Windrow Drug Co
F. B Desmarets
Mgr. T. C. Mann
J. Maxey Pate
Santa Maria Avenue
Lastman Kodak
Windrow Druze Co
W. Ro Muter
Cotulla
Cline
Heights
Johnstons Famous Chocolates
Express
Windrow Drag Co
The
F. CC. Masterson
Fixport
Mroom
Adv
Chamberlain
Ady
Reed’s Drug Store
Laredo Roller Mills
Hidalgo
RED Bull
A. Ritter & Co
Marragut
Royal Ice Crean Parlor
Dolls Toys and Sgiool Supplies
N.C. Roach
Hidalgo St
FRUIT
Hidalgo Street
Matehuala
Manuel Santana Gercie
Guatemurin Street
Lisle
A. Saft
Burdette Mineral Wells
Wyydette Mineral Wells
Burdette
Lockhart
Tesus
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