Americans Prove Vital Ally in WWI Martyrs of Freedom
The article lauds American troops in France, praising artillery, bayonet charges, and trench marksmanship at Cantigny and Neuilly wood. It notes Clemenceau and Daniels pledging full support, with France and Britain viewing the Americans as equals in the fight for freedom and democracy.
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Chamber of Deputies
France
Daniels
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No Man's Land
United States
Marne
Santa Ana
Texas
Armas
Cuba
Porto Rico
Spain
Freemasonry of Equality, Fraternity and Liberty
Height of Madness Reflects U Boat Attacks on Civilians
An editorial denounces German submarine raids on unarmed passenger ships near the U S coast. It condemns the captain for sinking the vessel while aiding some survivors and argues Americans must accept wartime duties to defeat the Prussian menace, uniting public opinion against cruelty.
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America
Registration drives push Webb county draft counts past a hundred
The Webb county exemption board reports over 100 men in Laredo registered on the latest draft day with many others in outlying precincts. Nationally nearly one million registrants were recorded, boosting the armed forces toward two million as the next mobilization approaches. Texas adds 9,000 recruits to Camp Travis, alongside 40,000 ordered from other regions. The June 24 to 28 call will entrain about 200,000 registrants. The current national army stands at about 1,595,704.
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Laredo
Juan V. Benavides
Webb County
Texas
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Imprss Alexandra Feodorovna at 46 in exile gloom
June 6 article notes Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia now 46 in Siberian exile after the revolution. It paints her as a haunted, sorrowful figure under heavy security, recalling her delicate youth with Queen Victoria and the grim court life that followed. It also references summer weather, local life, and a brief wartime chronology section.
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Siberia
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Balmoral
Hesse-Darmstadt
Stop Itching Eczema Quick Relief Zemo Ad
Stop Itching Eczema ad promotes Zemo a penetrating antiseptic liquid sold by E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio. Claims quick relief from eczema fetter pimples rash blackheads and similar skin conditions with an extra large bottle for 1.00 and 35c sizes. Not a greasy salve and does not stain. Healing begins the moment of application.
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Cleveland, O
Watch Eportunitisa Subscription Offer at The Times
An advertisement in The Times promotes a subscription plan priced at 40 dollars per month. It highlights ongoing access to daily content and urges readers to enroll for ongoing service. The notice emphasizes value and convenience for regular readers.
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Daily Interchange of Cars Planned Between Laredo and Nuevo
A conference at the Laredo Chamber of Commerce advanced plans for a daily interchange of freight cars between Laredo and Nuevo. Officials from Constitutionalist Lines, the Texas Mexican Railroad, the Federal Horticultural Board, and the I and GN system discussed a tentative agreement to start June 10th, pending railroad approval and customs cooperation. The goal is to end interchanging on alternate days, reducing demurrage losses and improving freight efficiency across the border.
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James Witherow
Dui
United States
Mexico
Solis
W. J. Sames
Tex. Mexty
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H. C. Hall
Geo. A. Camphuis
Camphuis Reeves Co
Louis XIV Opera Debuts at Odeon With Picco in Lead
The opera Louis XIV in three acts and four scenes had its deferred first stage presentation Friday night at the Odeon. Mille Picco, as Vicomte de Brage lonne, impressed with expressive voice and color, and proved an effective actor. Also noted was Picco’s strong bari tones and basses delivery.
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Vicomte de Bragelonne
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Little Locals and Red Cross Concerts Dominate City News
The paper notes 2,250 Jefferson Barracks recruits adjusting to army life with daily hikes. It advertises Millo Picco benefit concerts at the Royal Opera House with ticket prices and box-office timing, and reports a infant death on San Hernardo Avenue. Also describes Laredo Heights water crisis and mayoral action to use a sprinkler as emergency water wagon until supply returns.
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Hidalgo St
Kress
Millo Picco
Royal Opera House
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Laredo
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Signor Picco
Royal Theater
The
Flag Day Observance Planned by Laredo Elks
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of Laredo announce a Flag Day program at their city hall on June 14. Exercises will include appropriate features and public homage to the flag, with orators being selected and final details to be announced in a few days.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of Laredo
Land of the Free
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