Wilsons Warning to Mexican Faction Leaders Draws Reproof
The president’s message to Carranza Villa Zapata and Garza demands unity to save Mexico or face U.S. intervention. Carranza’s leadership is critiqued as self serving while food shortages and arms purchases reveal conflicting reports and ongoing tensions. The piece links Mexican stability to expanding U.S. foreign commerce and notes contrasting military updates from Obregon and San Luis Potosi.
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Mexico
Mr. Wilson
Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Garza
United States
Washington
Mexico City
International Committee
State Department
Zapatistas
Monterey
Laredo
Convention
Obregon
Silvo
Brownsville
San Luis Potosi
Ordinance to Prevent Meat Pollution in Laredo Market
City of Laredo enacts rules requiring all butchers and carriers to cover wagons used from slaughter to market with lined bodies to exclude flies and dust. Violations incur fines from five to fifty nine dollars per day. repeals conflicting ordinances. Also notes creation of fire marshal office and penalties for violations.
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Laredo
Villa
New York City
Wilson
City of
Robert. M'Comb
After War End Will See Global Commerce Rebound
The article argues nations in World War I will rebound quickly. Britain keeps manufacturing, Germany’s factories intact, and France recovering from earlier defeats. Belgium will recover with effort, while Russia may gain free Bosphorus passage and a educated populace after service.
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Great Britain
Germany
France
Europe
Belgium
Russia
Bosphorus
No, Pauline and the Black and White Wedding Reference
The item notes the Los Angeles police chief was tried on immorality charges long ago and later became mayor. It mentions Western cities rewarding popularity with a dead game reputation, war movements involving Roumania and Bulgaria, a Greece deadline, and clarifies the so called black and white wedding does not involve Jack Johnson.
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Los Angeles
Pauline
Coumns
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Massive 400000 Round Ammunition Shipment Crosses Border
A large shipment of 400000 rounds crosses from this city into Nuevo Laredo shortly after noon yesterday. Included are 200000 rounds of 30.30 cartridges and 200000 rounds of seven millimeter rounds valued at 15500 dollars. The consulate official Melquiades Garcia received payment on delivery and the cargo was moved through customs after filing a manifest. Much of the ammunition was later sent to Monterey for distribution to Carrancista arsenals in Northern Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuevo Laredo
Times
Ricaut
Carranza
Melquiades Garcia
Monterey
Mexico
Notice at the Market Delicatessen Corner
Public ad notes the southeast corner market building with fish oysters boiled crabs and delicates items such as Swiss brick and American cheese corned beef lunch tongue pickled herring salmon sardines in oil or tomato sauce. Short orders served promptly and fresh buttermilk daily. J WHOPKINS Shorty advertises in 29-1f.
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Laredo
Satisfied user praises Chamberlain's remedy in ad testimonial
A testimonial from 5 N Intleway Stewart So touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only cure for colic and diarrhoea symptoms. The message notes the product is for sale by all dealers and urges friends to try it.
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Chamberlain
Stewart
Br, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Laredo
Flavio Vargas
The
Ape
Hall
J Cheney &O- Totada
All Drugeists
Conell Patton
Stomach Trouble Relief Promised by Black Draught
A Kentucky man reports five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches eased after three months of Thedford's Black Draught. The advertisement touts the medicine as a safe vegetable remedy for stomach and liver disorders, suitable for all ages and recommended for family use.
Fire Marshal Office Created and Powers Granted
The ordinance creates the Fire Marshal office reporting to the Mayor and City Council with a $600 annual salary. The marshal investigates fires, records details, subpoenas witnesses, and enforces safety orders, including inspections and removals of dangerous conditions. Penalties for noncompliance include fines up to $50 and misdemeanor prosecutions. emergency passage suspends normal reading requirements.
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City of Laredo
Chamberlain's Tablets Boost Appetite and Digestion
Mr J H Seitz of Detroit reports Chamberlains Tablets improved his appetite and digestion. He says they relieved bloated feelings and produced a pleasant, satisfactory bowel movement. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Michy Brys
Free Pass Revoked After Monterey Transit Rush
Report from Monterey describes a revoked free pass leading to a mass rush at the station. Crowds crowded the depot as a midday train to Nuevo Laredo left with passengers paying their way, while freight cars were used to clear routes. About 600 passengers rode the outbound train, with additional cars carrying up to 1,000 people in total.
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Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Milimaie
Becomes Society Editor at Times
Mrs Violet S Oberfeldt accepts the position of society editor of the Times and will in future conduct that department Those hosting social functions are asked to communicate with Mrs Oberfeldt and all courtesies shown will be appreciated by her Mean phone number appears as 1s WO tt
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Violet S. Oberfeldt
the Times
Oberfeldt
Opportunity for Patriots Boomed in Mexican Civil War Era
A Chihuahua newspaper advertises recruiting strong men for military service under Villa and Carrancistas, promising combat duties and reliable equipment. It frames the recruitment as a test of bravery against civic mockery and hints at political struggle between traditional patriots and modern warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moctezuma
Texas
Times
Texas-Mexican Railway Company Stockholders Meet in Laredo
The annual meeting of the stock holders of The Texas Mexican Railway Company will be held at the company's office in Laredo Texas on June 6 1915 at 9 am for the election of directors and to transact business. The Board of Directors will meet immediately after adjournment of stockholders. Acting Secretary B Muller Laredo Texas May 9 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
Bo Muller
Little Locals and Choral Club News in Laredo Times
Local notes mention a social motto and city events including the Choral Club concert at Strand Theater with orchestra accompaniment, summer programs at Laredo Preparatory School, and the closing exercises. Also listed are hotel breakfast specials, a steering device ad, ordinances by the city council, and a poopody on constipation remedy Po-Do-Lax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hotel
Laredo
Corpus Christh
Flrserty
Misa Cecile Roach
Pauline Gilmore
Tetnirsa Luerra
Amada Green
Lardo Preparatory School
Vielo Ma Street
Henry Crumpler
Henry
Fust
Austin
Ford
Mmeterio Mendova
Times
Ole
Th Chorus Club
Strand Theater
The Club Cafe Under New Management Opens Renovated
The Club Cafe announces full renovation under new management with a first class condition and a new ladies department. The service is excellent and the market’s best eats are prepared by an expert chef. Give us a trial.
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Conmerce
Chry Lumber Company
Roumania
Bulgaria
Austria
Turkey
Greece
Hughes
Pomerayton, Ky
A. J. Hughes
Thedzord
Robert, M'Comte
Bimple
Puck
Daiehes
Refugio Davila
Caronna Arredondo
Durvis Plaga
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