Merchants in St Louis May Seek Withdrawal of US Troops
A Mexican paper reports a group of American merchants from St Louis Boston Philadelphia Chicago and New York will meet in St Louis to petition President Wilson to withdraw the Pershing punitive expedition. The tale claims losses from troops in Mexico and argues for faster troop withdrawal, but the article dismisses the scenario as implausible and notes Mexican officials' loyalty and political tensions amid the border crisis.
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Austin American
Ismael Vasquez Denies Involvement In Mexican Expedition
News reports Ismael Vasquez Mexican vice consul at Del Rio summoned to Mexico City to answer charges he allowed the second American punitive expedition to invade Mexico. He denies any role in crossing the Rio Grande and says he had no authority. Sources note Gen Funston ordered actions and that consuls have limited power abroad.
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Carranza
United States
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Chihuahua
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Bull Moosers delay nomination until Saturday
The Bull Moosers will not nominate a presidential candidate until Saturday. This strategy allows them to endorse the Republican candidate if it is Teddy Roosevelt and to offer a consolation prize if another candidate wins.
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Bull Moosers
Teddy
Germans claim sinking British destroyer in war boast
British and German reports clash over naval losses as each side claims bold victories. German announcement says a British destroyer was sunk, while British sources counter with two German dreadnought blows, one described as the pride of the German fleet.
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Oliver
Russians Win Big on Eastern Front Amid Verdun Struggle
While Germans hammer Verdun, Russians report victory across the east with 13,000 prisoners in a single engagement. The capture suggests German strategy aims to drain forces at Verdun while ceding ground elsewhere.
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Verdun
No Relief in Sight for Eastern Family’s Paradox
An Eastern city family with many children sees the eldest boy, while a nurse reveals the newborn is a sister. The boy reacts with a sigh and asks if he must keep sifting ashes, adding a touch of humor to the domestic scene.
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Continent
Dr Kings New Discovery Cold Syrup Trusted by Mothers
A consumer note touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the best syrup for coughs and colds. It claims the medicine has proven effectiveness through years of experience and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Dr. King
Dr King
Annual excursion to Corpus for Laredo trip
The Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of the Texas-Mexican division held a joint meeting this morning to appoint a committee for the annual excursion to Laredo on July 4. Plans aim to ensure comfort and a glorious time, with a future meeting to set departure times returns and rates.
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Order of Railway Conductors
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Laredo
Voice of Texas Headlines Clean Up Efforts and World News
A collection of brief items from various papers urges public health cleanliness and outlines public safety powers. It notes Carranza resisting troop removal, Pershing with limited forces, Funston’s horse market purchases, Yuan Shi Kai rumors, Jeff McLemore’s popularity, and a humorous Texan take on the Texas Press meeting in El Paso with a Beeville Bee mention.
History milestones marked on June 6 across centuries
June 6 dates highlight events from 1439 union of Greek and Latin churches, to 1665 First Baptist Church in America, 1755 Nathan Hale born and later executed, 1799 Patrick Henry death, 1816 Vermont snow, 1844 London YMCA founding, 1889 Seattle fire, 1891 Sir John A. Macdonald death, 1906 Cunard liner launch, 1915 Russo Swedish treaty and western front gains, plus 1915 East Coast air raid with casualties.
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First Baptist Church
America
Boston
Nathan Hale
Connecticut
Patrick Henry
Virginia
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France
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London
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Seattle
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Ussia
Sweden
Champagne
Przemysl
Texas Mexican Rail Way 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 28 1916 at 9:00 am for electing directors and other business. The board of directors will meet immediately after adjournment. A B Muller Secretary. 25-Im o& A Stomach Troubles and Constipation. Cham berlain s Tablets praised by S H Murphy Wellsburg NY. Obtainable everywhere.
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Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
A. B. Muller
S. H. Murphy
Wellsburg
N. Y
Judge Thomas H. Anderson Turns 68 On DC Supreme Court
Judge Thomas H. Anderson of the District of Columbia Supreme Court is 68 today. A former U.S. minister to Bolivia from 1885 to 1882, he wrote on Bolivia’s trade and filed many reports on Western Hemisphere trade, later serving as U.S. District Attorney and a longtime judge. Born June 6, 1848 in Belmont County Ohio, he studied at Mount Union College and practiced law in Cambridge before joining the bench. He remains active in education as a member of Howard University’s directing board.
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Belmont County
Mount Union College
Cambridge
Ohio
Tho
Bolivia
South America
Washington
Railroad Time Table Details for Texas Mexican Lines
Timetable information lists Texas Mexican trains to Corpus Christi leaving 8 29 a m and arriving 3 56 p m standard time. Through Fast on International & Great Northern to St Louis departs 1 15 p m and arrives 3 p m. G N Night Train leaves 8 p m arrives 7 16 a m. Train No 1 runs from Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 a m arriving Minera 10 20 a m. Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 1 15 p m arriving Laredo 3 30 p m.
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Laredo
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Anti intervention demo feared in Nuevo Laredo clash
Report warns that Mexican radicals opposed to intervention may attempt an anti American parade in Nuevo Laredo next Sunday mirroring a Monterey event. General Reynaldo de la Garza vows to punish any act contrary to law and orders, as residents are urged to stay vigilant against provocateurs poised to ignite trouble across the river.
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Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
Parti
Reynaldo de la Garza
Mexico
Indian missionary praises remedy for bowel complaints
A Des Moines church lecture features an Indian missionary who recounts falling ill in India's interior and crediting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. He says the remedy is used in India as both preventive and cure for cholera and can be relied on for milder bowel issues here. Obtainable everywhere.
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Des Moines
India
Chamberlain
Laredo Fire Chief Returns From Austin Hearing
Chief C C Biggio of the Laredo Fire Department reports from Austin where he represented the city and the Laredo Chamber of Commerce at a Texas State Fire Insurance Commission hearing on proposed fire insurance rate increases. He protested the rise and outlined Laredo’s fire protection measures as proof of readiness. Several city representatives attended. overall belief is the increase may not be adopted.
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Biggio
City of Laredo
C. C. Biggio
Laredo
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism and Pain Relief
Read claims from a user who says a 25 cent bottle of Sloan's liniment cured years of suffering. Advertises it for rheumatism neuralgia pe r k e a d i e soreness and stiffness, promising warming soothing relief and better comfort. Sold at Krug Stores for 24 cents.
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Sloan
City Cleans Up Delinquent Tax Sale
At a morning sale of property for delinquent taxes all bids were cash and the city did not bid on any lots. Delinquent taxes are being arranged, with city funds secured through the efforts of the indefatigable city attorney Judge A Winslow.
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A’ Winslow
Relief in Pulmonary or Throat Troubles
Relief in pulmonary or throat troubles rests on the patient building a weakened system through fresh air, rest, and good food. Sanitary measures help, but proper medication aids many cases, with Eckman's Alterative shown to provide lasting benefit and no harmful or habit forming drugs. Echman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Echman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Watch THE TIMES daily for opportunities
Classified notice states opportunity to subscribe at 60 cents per month with daily access to THE TIMES. Subscription details are offered to readers seeking regular newspaper updates.
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