Americans in Tampico face mistreatment says petition
A petition signed by about fifty Americans in Tampico and nearby areas urges redress from Carranza authorities accusing abuse, property confiscation, extortionate taxes, and denial of housing. It appeals to President Wilson for protective action while noting prior complaints were often shelved. The piece also discusses national defense fundraising and community support for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Carranza
State Department
Washington
Wilson
Caring For Our Own Training Camp at Fort Sam Houston
The Fort Sam Houston training camp gives Southwest Texas men a chance to learn soldier duties and prepare for homeland defense. Conducted by the government for the people, it keeps costs low to include as many as possible. Yet many wish to attend but find the expense prohibitive, as the $30 does not cover total costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dallas
Laredo
Milmo Rifles
Fort Sam Houston
Southwest
Texas
Verdun Battles Bring Losses and Property Damage Across France
The fifth Verdun month shows no German gains and only harm to French private property. War reaches Europe’s home fronts with a widow’s cow killed and churches destroyed. even nun casualties appear amid ruins. Gavira cannot claim patriotism by urging American troop withdrawal, a topic Funston forbids Pershing to discuss.
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Verdun
Europe
Gavira
Funston
Pershing
Gallieni Dead, France Sends Veteran Fighter to Paris
Gallieni is dead and the French have sent a grand old fighter to Paris. Had it not been for Gallieni the victory of the Marne would have been impossible. The people of France looked on him as the savior of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallieni
Marne
France
Paris
Ambassador Gerard’s Peace Belief Amid Kaiser Conference
Ambassador Gerard declares unwavering faith in peace, noting his recent talks with the Kaiser. The remark follows his return from the conference, lending significance to his stance and suggesting a hopeful diplomatic outlook.
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Gerard
Voices on Etiquette and Politics Across Texas Newsprint
A collage of reader notes and editorials from Texas papers discusses public decorum at commencements, ominous notes from Gen Carranza, preparedness politics, and upcoming primary elections. Highlights include respect for graduates, Carranza’s note secrecy and shading, Governor Ferguson’s preparedness stance, and salvage planks near the Capitol being sold.
Corner Stone Laying for Walker Memorial at MIT
Ten thousand MIT alumni nationwide will attend the corner stone ceremony for the Walker Memorial during dedication week. President Maclaurin set Monday June 12 at 2 pm with delegates from colleges abroad and alumni invited. The four hundred thousand dollar memorial will be a social center for Tech students on the Charles River Embankment between educational structures and the new student dormitories.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Walker
Maclaurin
Francis A. Walker
Colds Quickly Relieved by Dr. Kings New Discovery
Colds persist from fall through spring with chronic coughing. Dr Kings New Discovery promises immediate relief by halting the cough reducing inflammation and soothing raw passages. A 50 cent bottle is advertised with money back satisfaction guarantees and testimonials from W C Jessiman of Franconia New Hampshire.
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Dr. King
W. C. Jesseman
Franconia
N. H
Timeline highlights from 1453 to 1915 events
A compact historical sequence lists pivotal episodes from 1453 Constantinople’s fall to 1915 wartime notes. It notes Ottoman capture of the city ending the Eastern Roman Empire, Massachusetts rope dancing ban, Wisconsin statehood, Buchanan severing ties with Britain’s Crampton, Richmond arrival of Jeff Davis, Miss Dix’s hospital role, Scott’s death, health prohibitions, the Empress of Ireland disaster, Braga’s Portuguese presidency, Lusitania note reactions, Ablain action, and neutrals warned in wartime zones.
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Constantinople
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Buchanan
Congress
Crampton
United States
Jeff Davis
Richmond
Miss Dix
Paris
Gen
Winfield Scott
West Point
New York Board of Health
St. Lawrence
Theophile Braga
Portugal
Grman
Lusitania
Ablain
Arras
Germany
Great Britain
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Laredo Merchant
A classifier style ad claims Dean's Kidney Pills aid weak kidneys and relieve backache. ER. T. Ramon of 1619 Lincoln St. Laredo testifies of dull kidney pains and swift relief after using the pills. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
T. Ramon
Merchant
Lincoln St
Laredo
Ramon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Charles R Van Hise Celebrates 59th Birthday
Dr Charles R Van Hise renowned geologist and educator, president of the University of Wisconsin, turns 59. He has studied Great Lakes ore beds, aided a state survey, advised the U S Geological Survey, and examined Panama Canal earth slides. He will give the principal address at the Wisconsin Day banquet in Sheboygan.
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Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Geological Survey
Wisconsin
U. S. Geological Survey
Panama Canal
van Hise
America
Sheboygan Board of Commerce
Dangers of Draft Spur Pain Relief with Sloan's Liniment
A period advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment for relief from neuralgia stiff neck sore muscles and rheumatic pains. It claims quick circulation boost reduces stiffness and pain after one or two applications and notes usefulness for neuritis with a 25 cent price at druggists.
Mexico turmoil sparks fears of food riots and shortages
A recent arrival from inland Mexico warns things are muddled and food riots may spread unless improvements occur. Other voices echo similar concerns about conditions in the stricken republic. Local notes report exports near a million dollars in April, and rail and port trade tensions amid regional talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Mexico
Laredo Electric & Telephone Co
Royal Theatre Building
Po-Do-Lax Promoted As Spring Liver Tonic
An ad urges readers to take Po-Do-Lax in spring to cleanse winter buildup. It claims the product stimulates the bile and empties the bowels, resulting in renewed energy and better health. Sold at druggists for 50 cents.
Times Advertising Offer Watch Daily Access
Announcement for daily watch service from The Times offering 60 cents per month. Describes subscription access cadence and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Watermelons On Market In Laredo Amid High Early Prices
In Laredo a crowd gathers at market for ripe melons with prices 50 to 60 cents, higher than mid-season 20 cents. Early melons may be risky for health, but experts expect a plentiful supply soon with lower costs from local growers.
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Laredo
Notice to City Delinquent Tax Payers in Laredo
Notice to all persons indebted to the City of Laredo for taxes from 1885 to 1915 to call and pay promptly or suit will be brought to foreclose the tax lien and sell the property for taxes penalties interest and costs. Such proceeding will greatly increase your burden and more than double your taxes.
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Tampico
Vera Cruz
Fagle Pass
Laredo
Womack
Capt
Exchange Hotel
City of
Bull Moose Delegates From 15th District Headed for Chicago
A. C. Hamilton of this city will depart next Monday to join the Bull Moose national convention in Chicago as the Fifteenth District delegate. Hamilton says the Waco gathering was harmonious and Teddy Roosevelt was the unanimous choice. He expects selection in Chicago and a possible fusion with Republicans to defeat the Democratic nominee.
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Gov. Ferguson
Chicago
San Antonio
Houston Post
A. C. Hamilton
Waco
Theodore Roosevelt
Fifteenth
Rheumatism relief with Cham berlain’s Liniment touted
An advertisement claims Cham berlain’s Liniment provides relief from chronic or muscular rheumatism and pain, noting its value exceeds cost and that it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Great Day at Methodist Church Sunday
A Sunday at the first Methodist church drew large attendance with ten new scholars bringing Sunday school to 282. Rev. Barr spoke on tithing at 11, prompting pledges. The Junior and Epworth Leagues held services, and at 8 pm the pastor urged service to God, leading to several members joining and two baptism requests. The night service echoed an old fashioned camp meeting.
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Jeff Davis
Laredo
Citizens Garage
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
Times Office
Mexico
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Barr
Epworth
Herbine Promises Relief for Torpid Liver Symptoms
Advertises Herbine as a powerful liver stimulant to alleviate dizziness vertigo and bilious symptoms. Claims a dose or two will make the liver active again and banish sallow complexion and flatulence. Priced at 60 cents and sold by all druggists.
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Harper
Moser’s Store
J. J. Czar
Voice OF Texas
International News Service
General Carrante
Rodgers
Mexico City
Brownsville
Seguin Enterprise
Florence Vidette
National Capitol
White House
Baltimore
Texas Republic
Walker Memorial
Texaco Crater
Texaco
The
Texas Company Petroleum and Its Products
Houston, Texas
Texaco Ie
Fergurson Brothers
L. DR
Pearsall, Texas
Melquiades Garcia
Anastacio Garcia
Times
Caliche Park
Juarez
Nationals
Market Plaza
A. C. Hamilton, Esq
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