Desperate Effort in Republican Split and War News
Saturday's Daily outlines a desperate bid for GOP unity to beat Democrats, arguing Roosevelt as sole consensus nominee amid party divisions. It also analyzes prospects for Wilson as Democratic standard bearer, German naval supremacy, and potential shifts in global trade routes and alliances during the war.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt
Aten
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
United States
Wilson
Supremacy of the Seas Reported Shifting to Germany
German Kaiser Wilhelm proclaims sea supremacy passed from Britain to Germany. Despatches note British fleet suffered, while German and ally naval actions show limited submarine attacks. Report cites Wilhelmshaven and Baltic area activity, with emphasis on attrition and protection of coastal guns.
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Britain
France
Italy
Berlin
Teutons
Germany
Austria
Buncombe
Harris
Mose Harris
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wilhelmshaves
Veleoland
Flag Day Observance by Elks of Laredo in June Program
A committee of Elks of Laredo formed a program for Flag Day observance at Elks Hall on Wednesday evening June 14. The plan includes brief addresses on the day’s significance, followed by musical selections and further ceremonies. Citizens are invited to attend the provincial event to honor the flag and national observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eliks of Laredo
Laredo Loder of
Eiws
Mhiting
Elks Hall
Richard Puig
the Times
Christian Brothers College
Victoria Theater
V. L. Puig
St Louis
Nemstitching and Dyeing War Garments in San Antonio
Cleaning and dyeing business notes services for men and women garments. E. V. White Dyeing & Cleaning Co. in San Antonio Texas promotes stitching, plaiting and edging work and mentions attention for war effort materials.
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E. V
White Dyeing & Cleaning Co
San Antonio
Texas
Funeral for Peter Fiord Held at Salelock Cemetery
The funeral of Peter Fiord was held yesterday morning from his home and followed to the Catholic cemetery. A minister conducted the service as friends gathered. Pallbearers included Jose Ortiz Justo Penn An V Guerra Alejandro Martilanda Bulaltia Fiores Lilla Withoff Petting Alexvan der Michaela Ramon.
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Furercal
Peter
Lilla Withoff
Petting Alexvander
Michaela Ramon
Fragmented OCR Text About Authorities and Children
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene involving governance, a court, and a child. References include Notre Dame, a watcher, and several vague names. The text is highly corrupted with nonsensical phrases and appears to be OCR noise rather than a coherent report.
Generals Mann and Ricaut Meet on Bridge Negotiation
Mexican General Ricaut and U S General Mann held a border conference at the international bridge in Nuevo Laredo. Ricaut announced plans to deploy Mexican troops to disperse border incursions and carried a Mexican flag to aid U S forces. The exchange aimed at preventing cross-border actions and ensuring cooperation.
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Alfredo Ricaut
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
Fort MclIntosh
William Mann
Laredo
Mann
Ricaut
General Mann
Reynaldo de la Garza
United States
Alonzo Garrett
Shelby Theriot
Rivtert
Pbrs
Ricsat
Neeto Laredo
Date Set For The Invasion Arrived In Texas News
Rumors of a Mexican bandit invasion led by Luis de la Rosa near Nuevo Laredo spread to Washington and San Antonio. Local forces in Laredo and Port McIntosh are on high alert, river patrols increased, and hundreds more troops could join before dark. The public is urged to remain calm as precautions are in place. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets notes relief from indigestion.
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Kenney
Laredo Chamber of Commerce
David F. Houston
Laredo
Bureau of Markets
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Brand
Office of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Sehleussner
Washington
Southern Department
San Antonio
Luis de la Rosa
Navio Laredo
de la Rosa
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Ricaut
Ninth Infantry
Port McIntosh
Little Locals Tear Down Old Building and Plan New Site
A group of Little Locals dismantles the old one story brick building at Convent Avenue and Farragut Street, once Bernardino Dias property, to clear the site for a larger brick structure. The scene draws attention from neighbors as workers prepare to erect a proposed addition. Security tightens after a burglary scare. a reception committee forms for city events while weekend trips to Mexico and the coast draw crowds.
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Conventrenue
Farragut Street
Bernardino Dias
ML Little
Tefantri Lorneae
Tusidac
Federal Building
Otee Mexicas Road
Laredo
Ty Orp
Laredoltes
Camde City
Five Big Trucks Arrived to Aid Soliders and Water Transport
Five large trucks arrived to move solitaires and carry water between locations. Additional operators were assigned to support Staten military forces at the first Sart. Geographical names and fragmented phrases indicate a military logistics update with several transport and carrier details across multiple units.
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Staten
Sart
Aris
Tink Geo
Ban
Raiman
Anny Card of Thanks and Local Store Notices
A fragmented notice shows thanks for sympathy following a son’s death and mentions flowers sent to Peter M. Floyd and family. It includes garbled names, a Thursday start date in June, and several store notices from Nelson Lanyear y Grocery and other items such as a Rocket named vehicle and a beverage bottle.
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Peter M. Floyd
Watt THE TIVES grerecey fat sport em
Watt attempts to enter a local sports event amid confusion and unclear wording. Details are fragmentary but indicate a competitive setup with participants and a potential score. The piece hints at a sporting context and at least one named group or figure, though specifics are unreadable.
Social Calendar highlights events at various venues
Saturday events include Miss Amar Penn hosting at nine in the morning, Busy Bees with Miss Mildred Leyendecker at three, a Dancing Class at Elka Hall at four, and Colonel Kennon at Bella Vista with a splash and dance at seven. Sunday meetings feature the Junior Epworth League at Methodist Church after four, Christian Endeavor at Christian Church at seven, and BYFP U weekly at Baptist Church at seven. Monday lists Tournament Bridge Club with Mr. C. M. Fish at four, and a Bella Vista swimming party at Bella Vista after seven in the evening in honor of James Greer.
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Nulles Club
Amar Penn
Penn
Mildred Leyendecker
Elka Hall
Colonel Kennon
Fort McIntosh
Bella Vista
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Church
BY. FP. U
Baptist Church
Tournament Bridge Club
C. M. Fish
A. (. Hamilton
James Greer
Mesdames Mackin
J. DaCamara
Barlow
Sirmyer
Westbrook
Mary Louise Cone
Winifred Dukes
Ethel
Myrtle Mackin
Cleo Pereira
Edna Brown
Belle
Lillian
Emmie Westbrook
Jessie Hale
Estelle Moser
Georgia Curry
Courtney Crutchfield
Little John
Edgar Sirmyer
Social items and society notes in The Times
The May issue invites society items such as weddings visits parties receptions and dinners. The column lists several society events including weddings guests travels and social gatherings with names of attendees and locations like Fort McIntosh Asherton Laredo and Corpus Christi, plus a graduation invitation and club announcements.
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Times
The
Personal notices of travel and visits across Texas and border towns
Dario Puig left this morning over the Texas Mexican. J. R. Moore went to Corpus Christi to pick a cottage for his family who will join later for the summer. Dr. Scott of the United States Public Health Service ended a border quarantine visit and returned to headquarters in Eagle Pass. Names listed include BRENDER L. Reuter San Antonio H. Wabooks Monterey G. O. Bates Chattanooga Fred W. Stocker Charles B. Lang Fryansville S. L. Rodriguez Saltillo J RR. Huffingter Dallas F. M. Shelton Tampico E. M. Currilin San Antonio Floyd Shelton G. B. Lafon Tampico G. H. Ferguson Laredo E. W. Zepes Eagle Pass H. T. Allen Dallas.
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Dario Puig
J. R. Moore
Corpus Christi
Dr. Scott
United States
Publc Health Service
el Paso
Townsville
Eagle Pass
Brender
L. Reuter
San Antonio
Ll. W. Wabooks and Family
Monterey
G. O. Bates
Chattanooga
Fred W. Stocker
Charles B. Lang
Fryansville
S. L. Rodriguez
Saltillo
J RR. Huffeingter
Dallas
F. M. Shelton
Tampico
E. M. Currilin
Floyd Shelton
G. B. Lafon
Miaid
G. H. Ferguson
Laredo
E. W. Zepes
H. T. Allen
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Vera Cruz
Durango
Borah
Sherman
Hite
Neve
Erin Paice
Alamo
S. N. Johnson
Department Agriculture
Chamberlain
Mrs CE Riley
Thion. N. Y
Wil
Prudent
Mary Sara Melle
Ford
New York Times
Deve Sicans
Liriment
Herp
Rieu
Anny
Wilferet
Peta
Bottle of Riewss
Amma
Mra. Violet
Oberfeldt
HH. W. Greer
Beaumont
Niem
Miss Creer
Seiphur
Mrs. Prank Vilrcins
Marx
Ethat Richardson
Wenifred Dukes
Asherton
Plizabeth Lobdell
North Jaresda
Thomas Mussett
Austig
Floyd Metioan
Pleasant Wook
Ieit Te Bie
Dasis McGrown
Antonia
Corpus Christ
Joe Howell
Gladys
Miora
Christi
Prins Battrow
Otte Yi
Corpus Chrier
Landtamt
Sam
Mandietem
Weil
Meghay
Christ Church
2Ntertaierner Ee
Wiese Norte
Wiermer
Iboette
Meiers
Ieee
la France
Maxime Taylor
Lurline Davis
Irene Moser
Ruth Scratchley
Courtney Slaughter
Meyer Katz
Aaron Moser
Edwin Wormser
Pepe Lowry
Ed. Mann
Will Austin
Rosita Putegnat
Julie Hopkins
Brownsville
J. B. Coulter
Vesta
Anna Sutton
Alice Adams
Gordon Ferguson
John H. Davis
Emmie Smedley Westbrook
Christ Church Ove
Bella Viete
Taredo
Mr. Voeht
Mra. A.C. Richter
Richard T. Holm
Finid Marguerite
Edgar Ho
la Vernia
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Byerly
Weinert
Itar
Mesdames
Lampmsan
Frans
Geten
Mises
Tyarts
Childress
Wilwaday
Iad Rimedom
Ofete
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