Officers Refute Charges About Ninth Infantry in Laredo
Voluntary letters from Ninth Infantry officers praise the treatment they received in Laredo and blame others for alleged mistreatment. They state soldiers caused disturbances and were treated leniently by city officials. The Express piece questioning removal is deemed misleading, with officers affirming they are content to stay until returning to Fort Thomas.
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Ninth Infantry
Laredo
Crane
Times
The
Express
Laroche
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Denia Onion Yields Reported at 32000 Lb Per Acre
Experiments this year show 32000 pounds of denia onions per acre with top quality fruit and alfalfa. Production arriving a month or more later than in Laredo. The ad notes busy pumping from wells and cites drilling contractor Jamorordo, New Mexico.
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Denia
Laredo
Jamorordo
N. M
Ady
Red Cross Benefit Shows At Royal Theatre
The Royal Theater management donated the entire ticket takings from the Red Cross benefit in a Thursday night performance. The Grands Stock Company will donate a large portion of Saturday matinee receipts to the Red Cross relief committee. Young ladies plan to meet patrons before shows. those not reached are urged to attend both events.
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Royal Theater
Red Cross
Grands Stock Company
Hed Cross Relief Committee
Thorp an Oparue Blossoms at Grandi Stein Tent
A large audience saw the drama Thorp an Oparue Blossoms presented by the Grandi Stein in a tent opposite the Episcopal church. The plot follows a falsely accused wife amid a villain’s plots, ending in reconciliation. Tonight the four act rural comedy Bow on the Farm will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Thorp
Grandi Stein
Njin
Avalas
Hans
Bown
Citizens travel to Fort Sam Houston to defend Laredo troops
A chamber of commerce committee visited Fort Sam Houston after reading an Express report on maltreatment of Ninth Infantry soldiers in Laredo. Military officers received them and the committee refuted charges of mistreatment, expressing confidence the mission achieved its aim.
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Méersin
O Richter
Joseph Netnor
Ifosbuleo
Wenney
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Department of Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Laredo
Fort Worth Man Fined and Jailed for Wife Beating
Luch Jobe of Fort Worth was fined 300 dollars and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary for beating his wife. The item notes public sympathy and potential pardons as a matter of debate.
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Luch Jobe
Fort Worth
Taekh
Corpus Christi
Aller OW Taek
Colquitt
Bonham News
Dixie Theatre Presents His Uncle's Will Comedy Drama
A Dixie Theatre program offers a two reel comedy drama His Uncle's Will with Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in a romance tale. Hilda of Heron Cove is shown as a season story plus His Night Out promises pure fun for audiences.
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Bob Leonard
Ella Hall
Hilda
Heron Cove
Notice to Hunters Keep Out of Pasture Warns of Trespass Risk
Notice to hunters that the pasture is stocked with cattle and entry is forbidden. Warning of close watch and possible prosecution for trespassing. Signed by JOHNSON. Ad fragment L278.
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SN. Johnson
Laredo Local Notes on Meetings and Advertisements
Local notices report the Laredo Chamber of Commerce holding a called meeting to investigate rumors of Ninth Infantry removal. Other items include wrestling matches, auto sales, sewer work progress, hotel dining, and Christmas shopping as residents readied goods and services.
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Laredo
Sam H. Gutierrez
Personal notices from the Hamilton guests and travelers
Mrs. J. Be. Hill of Webb and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Walker of Reiser are guests at the Hamilton. Various locals and visitors, including Samuel Meyer of Rochester and Solomon Freed, travel and stay at city homes like the Alexander and Tramilton, with plans to move cities and join spouses in future residence.
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T. H. Walker of
Reiser
Hamilton
Samuel Meyer
Rochester
New York
City
Alexander
Mrs. Meyer
D.ee Seymour
Houston
Geo. G. Pinnicks
Dallas
J. N. Galbraith
A. Levens
L. R. Bryan
R. R. Witt
San Antonio
H. A. Trigg
Cotulla
J. K. Sach
B. W. Teagarden
J. Hil
Webb
A. T. Cook
H. L. Davis
Dolores
T. H. Walker
Wm. Kenken
Corpus Christi
W. GS. Taylor
Indianapolis
A. Warren
Tampico
R. P. Gray
GS. Reid
H . Miller
Notice to Hunters in Pastures Proclaims No Tainting
Hunters are warned no tainting will be allowed in pastures. Trespassers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Signed IGNWACTO BENAVIDES and others with dates. Also notices from R OTTA and IRA C JENNINGS AND SONS reiterate no hunting, no tinting, and strict prosecution.
No hunting allowed in Espejo pastures notice
Public notice from Espejo Land and Irrigation Co dated 10 17 18 warns that all persons are forbidden to hunt or trespass in Espejo pastures and related lands.
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Espejo
Espejo Land & Irrigation Co
Brides to Be Honored at BR D A Club Shower
A BR D A Club miscellany shower honored Constancia Vidaurri Constan cia Valdez and Maria de la Chica as brides to be at the Garcia home. Prizes for games went to Vidaurri De Chavanne and Maria Sanchez. Olive Hickey and Alice Bruni staged the bridal presentation. Refreshments followed with a musical program by Francisca Garcia Blas ia Flores Amalia Garcia and Maria Garza.
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Constancia Vidaurri
Constancia Valdez
Maria de la Chica
Hymen
BR. D. A. Club
Eusebio Garcia
Ramlia
Francisca Garcia
Blanche de Chavanne
Maria Sanchez
Olive Hickey
Alice Bruni
Blasiia Flores
Amalia Garcia
Maria Garza
No trespassing in Pescadito pasture warns landowner
In a brief pasture notice T Hirsch warns no trust or permits are given and trespassers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The message is dated October 14, 2m in the adv section.
Pasture Trespass Warning From Alfred Matters Ady
A pasture owner warns that hunting is prohibited and no permits will be issued. Anyone found on the land will be treated as trespassers and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Warns keep out. Dated 10-13-3m.
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Alfred Matters
Ady
International wedding links Calhoun kin to Dutch nobleman
New York hosts the marriage of J. Calhoun’s great granddaughter to Baron Regbert de Nagell at St. Thomas Church. The ceremony features Miss Calhoun, matrons of honor Mrs. Newell W. Tilton and Eugene Du Pont, with pages and ushers including John Calhoun and James Calhoun. The couple plans travels to Denmark Norway Sweden then Berlin before settling in Holland.
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New York
J. ©. Calhoun
United States
Regbert de Nagell
William de Nagel
Holland
St. Thomas’ Church
Ernest M. Stires
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Pasture Hunting Permits Revoked Under Law
Landowner declares all hunting in his pastures forbidden and threatens full legal action against violators. The notice asserts permits granted previously are revoked and warns trespassers will face enforcement.
Pasture Hunting Permits Revoked by Dario Sanchez
Notice revokes all hunting permits previously granted for the pastures and prohibits any hunting. Dario Sanchez signs the notice dated November 16, with ADY as the publication mark.
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Dario Sanchez
Ady
Mexico City Quiet and Ordered Amid Reports of Few Arrests
Associated Press dispatches report Mexico City is quiet and well policed with few political arrests. President Wilson reportedly laughed at claims that Senator Smith of Michigan blamed the Carranza ultimatum for the American evacuation of Vera Cruz.
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Washington, Dee
Mexico City
Wilson
Washington
Dee
Smith
Michigan
Vera Cruz
Henry Lost Fight in House Over Cotton Currency Bill
Washington lawmakers rejected Henry's plan to issue currency on cotton. The bill to issue 250000 bonds for cotton farmers failed 116 to 51 to be referred to committee as Postmaster General Burleson urged Henry to desist.
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Washington, Dee
Henry
House
Burleson
Cotton Prices Steady Amid Surging Ginnings
New York reports cotton prices holding steady despite a large volume of ginnings. Futures show little change in early trading as market observers weigh supply against demand forces.
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New York, Dee
Wotherspoon Named New York State Public Works Chief
Governor elect Whitman announces Maj. Gen. Wotherspoon, recently retired as chief of staff of the U S Army, has accepted the post of state superintendent of public works in New York.
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New York, Dee
Whitman
Wotherspoon
United States Army
Connie Collins Sold to Chicago Americans
Philadelphia reports second baseman Collins of the Athletics has been sold to the Chicago Americans in a December deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Collins
The
Athletics
Chicago Americans
Advising the Farmer in a Time of Emergency
The Austin American notes a rare newspaper habit of advising farmers on actions to take or avoid during the current crisis. It urges farmers to heed practical guidance and suggests a mutual exchange of useful information between paper and agrarians.
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Austin American
Monarchs of Europe May Alter Frontline Tactics
In Beeville Bee commentary Lu suggests that if European rulers move to the front and take up muskets, the great conflict could end sooner. The piece muses on how near-term actions at the rear could influence outcomes in the broader war.
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Europe
Beeville
All You May Take Christmas Spirit in the Air
The piece urges sharing during the season and reminds readers of the true meaning of giving. It references Santa Claus and a call to help those less fortunate, ending with a Colorado citizen quote about sharing what you have given away.
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Colorado
National League considers major issues in New York meeting
The National League magnates meet in New York to discuss problems including actions against the Federals, potential elimination of Charles W Murphy, and steps to protect minor leagues. Ben Johnson of the American League may aid in countering the Federals as the week’s session sets the league’s stance.
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New York
Dec
National League
Ben Johnson
American League
Charles W. Murphy
West Virginia Livestock Show Opens in Charlestown
The West Virginia Livestock Association held its annual show in Charlestown with a large exhibit attracting horse and cattle breeders from nearby areas. The meeting continued today as officials noted high livestock prices, rising beef cattle grades, and a plan to improve horse breeding through Arabian bloodlines led by secretary W R Lueber of Morgantown.
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Charlestown
W. Va
West Virginia Livestock Association
Association
CA Lueber
Morgantown
Mrs McClain Endorses Croup Remedy For Her Child
Mrs W R McClain of Bilairsville Pa states her boy Ray suffered frequent croup episodes and Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved him quickly. She keeps it in the house as a positive cure for croup, and it is sold by all dealers.
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Ray
Chamberlain
Croup
Stop the Childs Colds Ad for New Discovery
An old advertisement urges quick action on children colds and croup warning after effects can be serious. Dr Kings New Discovery claims to check the cold soothe cough reduce inflammation kill germs and aid nature in healing with a 50 cent price at the druggist.
Germans pursue Russians beyond Lodz amid Warsaw pressure
Berlin reports that German forces push beyond Lodz with a likely aim to force a Russian retreat to Warsaw as fighting continues. Petrograd notes heavy German activity, with several generals remaining on the lines and Turkish officers serving with German units in Poland. Front reports claim German gains near Arras after two months of heavy fighting and French artillery countermeasures.
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Berlin
Lodz
Warsaw
Petrograd
Lod
Metorcveles
Poland
Unclear OCR: Russians Said to Be Proved Owed to German Capture
Fragmentary report claims about 100,000 Russians were affected or proved by German actions around Lads. The text is heavily garbled.
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Lomiou
Dee 8
Amsterdant Geopetel
Ber Fonoris
Wilson’s Message to Congress Warns of U S Defense Gaps
President Wilson addressed Congress urging a stronger navy and national defense. He rejected views that the United States is unprepared, pledging not to force youth into military service and signaling support for an enlarged National Guard.
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Washington
Dee
Wilson
Congress
United States
Four Die From Recent Storm In New York City Area
Four people are confirmed dead after yesterday's severe storm reported around New York City. Officials say cold conditions persist as authorities assess damage and help residents in affected neighborhoods.
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New York, Dee
Taft Honored At Boston Mayflower Society Banquet
Max President WH aM HH Patt, first honorary member of the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, presides at the annual banquet honoring the 294th anniversary of the signing of The Compact. Professor Taft, eighth in descent from Mayflower passenger Francis Cooke, is to speak alongside John D. Lone and Henri Lichtenberger at the Copley Plaza Hotel. The signing occurred November 21, and the reception was postponed to ensure Taft’s attendance.
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Moston
Dec
Wham HH. Patt
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
Hight
Cape Cod Harbor
Taft
Francis Cooke
Jane
Experience Mitchell
Sarah
John Hayward
John D. Lone
Henri Lichtenberger
Sorbonne
Paris
Mratce
Harvard
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Vandergrift Mother
Mrs. Verne Shaffer of Vandergrift Pa says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is her children's preferred cure for colds and coughs and recommends others try it. It is for sale by all dealers.
December cotton ginning totals top prior year by far
Census Bureau report shows 13,066,105 bales ginned before December 1, a sharp rise from last year's 2,088,412 bales. Sea Island output reached 62,991 bales with Alabama, Georgia, Texas, and other states contributing large totals. The next update is set for December 21.
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Washington, Dee
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Verda Gasoline Steamer Explodes Off Point Barrow
The Verda, a gasoline laden steamer from Port Arthur Texas, ran aground in a gale at Point Barrow England. The cargo exploded leaving fourteen dead and two survivors.
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London
Verda
Port Arthur
Texas
Point Barrow
England
United Mine Workers Board Urges End to Colorado Strike
Denver officials report the international executive board of the United Mine Workers recommended settling the Colorado mine strike by calling it off to the Colorado miners convention today.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers
Colorado Miners
Irish Tieup Delays National Irish League Convention
The New York postponement of the United Irish League convention angered German cause supporters in wartime. Disputes over Sir Roger Casement, cited as an Irish Volunteer figure, sparked repudiations and praise, while Philadelphia Irishmen expressed sympathy for Germany and support for Boer leaders. Neutral American stance prompted cancellation to avoid factional conflict.
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New York
United Irish League
Roger Casement
The
League
Casement
Irish Volunteer Find Committee
Germany
Sir Roger
Ireland
Philadelphia
Dansante to Cotillion Club in Laredo
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. John Applewhite hosted a dansante at the Latino Americana Club for members of the Cotillion Club. A large group enjoyed music and hospitality from 4 to 7 o'clock and expressed thanks for the delightful afternoon.
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John A. Applewhite
Cotillion Club
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