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Laredo Times Penn Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
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New Laredo
Progreso Attacks Wilson as Mexico Paper Attitude Shifts
The Laredo Carrancista paper El Progreso pivots from praising Wilson to branding him a menace for Western Americas. It lashes US policy on Vera Cruz, blasts “hombres” at the State Department, and inflames racial rhetoric while denying Anglo-American hostility, urging Mexicans to resist foreign aims.
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Wilson
Mexico
Il Progreso
Laredo
Carranza
Vera Cruz
el Progreso
White House
Progreso
Times
State Department
Loot Not Liberty In West Report On Mexico
Duval West told President Wilson that current Mexican leaders pursue loot over liberty and that agents sent by Mr. Bryan misrepresent Mexican intelligence. He warned against hoping for an honest government from the saddle, noting the nation’s economic fabric has been disrupted.
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Duval West
Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
West
United States
Mexican Revolt Report Says Leaders Loot, Starvation Looms
Washington reports that leaders loot granaries and barns, infusing food to the United States and depositing proceeds in American banks. About one percent of Mexicans are soldiers while others abandon gainful work, starving populations and risking famine amid duress from faction chiefs. The Red Cross appeals for aid, and diplomacy follows Britain Germany while a US gunboat narrowly avoids a submarine near Constantinople.
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United States
West
Washington
Red Cross
Evidence Nebraskan Hurt by Torpedo Suggestion
The American naval attache in London cites evidence that the Nebraskan was damaged by a torpedo from a submarine. He notes he would not state this without grasping the likely serious consequences.
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London
German Submarine Sunk Gulf Light To Avoid Fight
Germany asserts the U boat torpedoed the American Gulf Light after two British patrol boats closed in. The submarine aimed to avoid any chance of return fire, signaling no risk of resistance.
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Germany
American Gulf
Laredo Depot Named for Red Cross Supplies
Laredo will serve as one of the depots for Red Cross relief bound for starving Mexican civilians. The article questions how many of the donated supplies will actually reach the needy and anxious civilians.
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Laredo
Red Cross
Endorsed at Home by Laredo Merchant for Dean’s Kidney Pills
Primitivo Vela, merchant at 402 Hidalgo St in Laredo, testifies he recovered from backache and weak kidneys after using Dean’s Kidney Pills bought at Horner’s Drug Store. The ad urges readers to choose the Buffalo based product, price 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as proprietors.
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Laredo
Dean
Primitivo Vela
Hidalgo St. Laredo
Horner’s
Vela
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
This Date in History May 31 1778 to 1821 Highlights
A compact history card lists events from May 31 across years: Ethan Allen released in 1778 returning to Vermont. 1819 birth of Walt Whitman. 1820 death of Frederick A Wilson. 1889 Great Western’s rapid Atlantic crossing. 1854 Kansas Nebraska act repeal via slavery permit. 1589 Johnstown flood tragedy. 1892 Jeff Davis’s body in Hollywood Cemetery. 1902 Pretoria peace end Boer War. 1410 death of Dr Elizabeth Blackwell. plus 1821 notes on birth.
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Ethan Allen
England
Vermont
Walt Whitman
Prederick A. Wilson
Paris
Great Western
New York
Europe
America
Johnstown
Jeff Davis
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmon
Chamberlains Liniment Ad from Wabash Indiana
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism back pain and sprains. Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Indiana testifies it works like a charm and has been used for over twenty years. Bottles priced 25 and 50 cents, available from dealers.
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Charles Tanner
Wabash
Ind
James
Notice to Creditors Webb County Texas Goldburg Mintz Assignment
Notice to creditors of Goldburg and Mintz partnership composed of Ed Goldburg and William Mintz. On April 16, 1915, they executed a deed of assignment to the assignee for the benefit of creditors. Creditors must consent in writing within four months and file claims within six months. Assignee resides in Laredo, Texas. Witness dated May 21, 1915.
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Texas
Webb
Goldburg & Mintz
Ed. Goldburg
William Mintz
Laredo
Wilmer Threadgili
Watch THE TIMES everyday for Opportunities
A compact ad notes THE TIMES is available daily for readers seeking opportunities, priced at 50 cents per month. The item emphasizes accessibility and ongoing availability of new chances through the newspaper subscription.
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the Times
William Rockefeller 74 Today Aids Rockefeller Empire
William Rockefeller, brother to John D Rockefeller, turns 74. A key financier in Standard Oil and railroads, he helped weld vast Rockefeller interests into a dominant industrial network, guiding the family empire from Richford New York to national prominence through pivotal partnerships and leadership roles.
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William Rockerpeller
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil
John D
Rockefeller
Richford
Cleveland
William
Henry M Flagler
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
New York Central
Laredo National Bank Granted Long Term Charter Extension
The Treasury Department certifies that Laredo National Bank, located in Laredo Webb County Texas, is authorized to have succession until close of business on May 16 1935 under its amended articles of association. Acting Comptroller Thomas P Kane signs and seals the document dated April 15 1915.
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Washington
Laredo National Bank
Laredo
Webb
Texas
Thomas Po Kane
Elimination trials in Frisco pick cost bicycle team
Frisco hosts elimination trials Monday to select a cycling unit to challenge the Mast erm racers.
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Tesin 4 Frisco
Memorial Day closures and town notices mix of ads
Memorial Day closures fill the page alongside a storm of advertisements and notices. Deeds filed, a war pictures show at the Royal, railway conductor meeting plans, a June first sale on hats, and baseball teams gearing up for Corpus Christi games.
Freakish Weekend Weather Deluge Hits Laredo
A freak storm battered Laredo Saturday night with a fierce wind, dust whirls, and torrential rain. Trees toppled, streets flooded, and a night thunderstorm delivered vivid lightning and loud detonations. Sunday dawn brought another northwest gale and more heavy rain, totaling over two inches in two days.
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Laredo
Tall
Times
Notice of Texas-Mexican Railway annual stockholders meeting
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 11 1918 at 9 a m for the purpose of electing directors and transacting business. The Board of Directors will meet immediately after adjournment. Acting Secretary B Muller Laredo Texas May 29 1915.
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The
Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
B. Muller
Lareds
Notice to the Public at Market Building Delicatessen
Notice from J. W. Hopkins advertising a market stall at the southeast corner of the market building. It lists fish oysters boiled crabs and delicates such as lunches of ham cheese corned beef lunch tongue pickled herring salmon sardines in oil or tomato sauce with short orders, fresh buttermilk daily and French drip coffee in Laredo.
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Laredo
J. W. Hopkins
Farewell Party For Jacksons At Mrs Albert Martins Home
Saturday afternoon at Houston street, Mrs Albert Martin hosted a lavender and white farewell party for Dorothy and Marion Jackson and visiting guests from their Sunday school class. Children played games, prizes went to Anna May Mussett and Rosita Barlow, and the honorees received silver monogrammed spoons as al fresco refreshments were served. Three guest children, Rosita Barlow, Alice Bruni, and Lane Saunders, attended.
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Houston Street
Albert Martin
Episcopal Church
Dorothy
Marion Jackson
Michigan
Anna May Mussett
Rosita Barlow
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Ohio Mother
Mrs Archie Dalrymple of Crooksville Ohio reports her three boys recovered quickly from whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says continued treatment cured the disease in a very short time and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Archie Dalrymple
Crooksville
Ohio
City Council to Pass Three Ordinances Tomorrow Night
Sacramental city council set to pass three measures at tomorrow night’s semicmonthly meeting. One is a hygiene ordinance, another fire protection rule, and a state fire marshal ordinance with a city marshal appointment to enforce fire safety standards. The meat carts will be lined with zinc and sealed to eliminate dust and flies, improving wholesomeness. a $200 reward is offered for arson arrest and conviction.
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Sacredo
City of
Laredo
Texas
Delaware Punch Ad Teasers for Family Use
A compact newspaper notice promoting DELAWARE PUNCH for plenaries and family use. It claims delicious satisfaction and broad availability, aiming to appeal to households seeking a versatile beverage option.
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Delaware
Red Cross Ships Provisions to Monterey by Three Cars
Provisions sent from Laredo by the American Red Cross Association were loaded into three cars and dispatched to Monterrey for immediate distribution to the needy. Vice-consul Robertson accompanied the shipment, reaching Monterey to oversee delivery to Consul General Hanna. The relief includes beans rice flour bacon corn and potatoes with further consignments planned as shortages continue amid the Mexican revolution.
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American Red Cross Association
Chicago
Sames
Moore & Co
Biz
Monterey
Red Cross
Hanna
Nuevo Laredo
Robertson
Red Cross Association
Hanna Jodns
American Red Cross
Laredo
Laredo to Expand Fire Hose During City Council Reduction
At tomorrow night’s regulate meeting the city council will authorize buying one thousand feet of 2 16 inch regulation fire hose for the Laredo Fire Department. The rate reduction stands at 15 cents per 100 dollars and, with the hose addition, a further 14 percent cut yields a total 29 cent reduction on a 1600 dollar valuation benefiting property owners as the department improves readiness.
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Laredo
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Sedd-ul-Babr
Ford
Emeterio Mendoza
J. L. Lytle
Paula Garza de Gomez
the Royal
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Fourteenth Cavalry
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Corpus Christi
Corpus
Rio Grande Baptist Association
Creath Memorial Church
C. P. Andrews
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Marcus Wortuser
Marcus
City OF Laredo
RED Cross Society
Eral Hanna
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