Advertised letters remaining in Laredo post office 1414
Weekly list for week ending June 8 lists numerous names such as Gregorio Benavites Maystino Bey don Atbie Ramon Casanova Chapa Itamon Cantu Hijinto and many others. It notes these letters will be sent to the Lewd Letter office on June 14 unless delivered, with the call phrase advertised giving date of list.
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Laredo
Mein
Arriage ‘Tomas
Alvarax Leonardo
Iburgey Thomas
Ardrines
Wislbiar Roferito
Bowers Rd
Bosque Kk
Benavites Gregorio
Peni Vides
Iran
Benavides Maystino
Beydon Atbie
Casanova Ramon
Chapa Itamon
Cantu Hijinto
Carcasa “J
Craig HG
Cavazes Felipe
Es Ninega Agusta
Lorensi
Aguilar Maria
Albarez
J. B
Castro Portiria
Cordoba
Cantu
Rigal
J. M. de
Rodriguez Mariana
Rodriguez Maria
Rodriguez
Personal notices from Pearsall to Dolores and beyond
A list of local appearances and travel mentions. Eldridge of Pearsall, Thompson of Hebbrowville, Sheriff Poole of La Satte county, Derby of Minera, Lewin of San Antonio, Less Petty of the coal mines, Cook of Dolores, Perron of Minera, Roberson, Davis of Joyce, and Hamilton in various city roles are noted as guests or visitors. Mrs. Sames reports her daughter Mary returning from Washington to spend time locally. Mrs Howell travels to Austin for State University commencement with daughter Gladys and will visit Dallas and other places. Additional names include Cherrett Corpus Capisti, A. Macedon family, Geos Pintdich, Geo Mann, Haney, Henry Deoarh, Sabas, Brown, McMullen, Gates, all listed as traveling or staying in different cities.
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Ih. Poole
la Satte
Hamilton
G. W. Derby
Minera
Sam Lewin
San Antonio
Albert T. Cook
Dolores
Clovis F. Perron
R. W. Roberson
John . Davis
Joyce
A. C. Hamilton
Corpus Christi
W. J. Sames
Fior
Mary
Washington, D C
Sues
J. J. Howell
Austin
The
State University
Mise Gladys
Howell
Mises
Gladys
Dallas
Bender
Cherrett
Corpus Capisti
A. Mactedon
Geo
Pintdich
M. Mann's
St. Louis
Mon
Bauak Haney
Beaumont
Henry T. Deoarh
Jose K. Sabas
Il Paso
W. E. Brown
Chicago
Janes McMullen
City
Gates
New York
Male stenographers and typewriters sought in civil service
The Civil Service Commission seeks male applicants aged 18 or older for stenography and typing roles. Salaries start around 840 to 900, with rapid advancement for meritorious workers. Examinations occur monthly in major cities except December. details available from regional offices and through listed contact points. State primaries set for June 18 in Minnesota.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
United States
Post Office
Heston
Moses
Philadelpha
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chieagse
St. Paul
Min
Seattle
Notable List of Names Tied to Texas Cities
A dense roster of individuals connected to multiple Texas locales including San Antonio, St. Louis, Corpus Christi, Pearsall, Cotulla, Kenedy, and other towns. Names such as Martinez, Gregorio Alva, J. W. Goodman, Aldridge, Manatou, Lastarge, Theo Powell, Clifton, Benavides, Poole, O Brien, Wilde, and Pierce appear among scattered affiliations, indicating a compiled record or directory fragment. The list reads like a register of people across various cities with mixed initials and titles, lacking a clear narrative or event context.
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Tuvevitte
Pac A. di Hice
M. Pierce
San Antonia
Civil marriage ceremony held in Madrid for Willard and Roosevelt kin
In Madrid on June 10 a civil marriage for Miss Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of Col J Willard the American ambassador to Spain and Wherti Roosevelt son of Colonel and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt was performed. The civil ceremony involved signing papers witnessed by parents and close friends with a religious ceremony planned for noon the following day in the chapel of the British embassy.
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Madrid
Belle Wyatt Willard
Col. J. Willard
Spain
Wherti Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Cmase
Ex Secretary Wilson Takes Part In Wilson Hall Ceremony
Pullman Washington June 16 Former Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson participated in exercises here today for the foundation of the James Wilson Hall a new 124000 dollar agricultural hall at Washington State College.
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Pullman
Wash
lFormer
James Wilson
Washington State College
Maine University Graduation Address by Vice President
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall delivered the commencement address at the University of Maine in Orono on June 10. The day featured class day exercises and the annual reunion of alumni following the graduation ceremonies.
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Orono
Thomas R. Marshall
University of Maine
Future mediation endangered by US refusal on Huerta
Niagara Falls June 10 Associated Press reports that mediation talks falter as the United States refuses any step that could imply recognition of Huerta. Mediators urge Huerta to appoint a provisional president through a mediator chosen person, but US delegates see this as recognition. Some principals in the conference have lost hope while others believe mediators may bridge the gap.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
United States
Huerta
Tuerta
Washington White House briefing on Antilla discussion halted
Mr Bryan, leaving the White House after today’s conference, said Washington cannot discuss the Antilla at this time. The statement framed the discussion as closed for now, signaling ongoing sensitivity around the topic.
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Washington
June
Bryan
White House
Carranza Arrives in Saltillo to Grand Ovation
Venustiano Carranza, leader of the constitutionalist movement, arrived in Saltillo last night to a grand ovation from supporters and locals, signaling strong public backing amid ongoing upheaval.
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Saltillo
Vex
Venustiano Carranza
Constitutionaliste
Pierce Oil Company denied Texas business license
The Texas Supreme Court denied Pierce Oil Corporation of Virginia the right to do business in Texas, finding it to be a continuation of the former Waters Merce Company, effectively blocking its Texas presence.
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Visitn
Texas
Supreme Court
Pierce Oi Corporation of
Virginia
Waters Merce
Outwitted Plain Clothes Men Again
Suffragettes last night escaped from the Grosvenor Square house where police watched Mrs Mimmelie Pankhurst, outwitting Scotland Yard detectives. Miss Bertha Ryland, accused of picture slashing, cried scriptures at the court when committed for trial.
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London
Scotland Yard
Mimmelie Pankhurst
Grosvenor Square House
Bertha Ryland
Roosevelt Wedding Pictures Draw Crowd in Madrid Civil Ceremony
Madrid June 10 The civil marriage of Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Belle Wyatt Willard was performed today. The wedding party arrived in five automobiles at the police chief's office, attracting a large crowd as numerous motion pictures were taken.
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Madrid
Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Wyatt Willard
Eight Die In New York Tenement Fire Blaze Cuts Off Escape
A fire at a New York tenement on 90 Magen Street killed eight people, including seven women and one man. One woman and another person perished leaping from upper floors. Firemen evacuated many down ladders as the blaze trapped residents.
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New York
Magen Street
Condemnation of Prohibition From Texas Labor Federation
The Texas Federation of Labor adopted a resolution condemning prohibition at a meeting in El Paso on June 10, with Associated Press reporting. The move signals organized labor’s strong stance against Prohibition policies and their social and economic impact.
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Associated Presa
el Paso
Texas
Texas Federation of Labor
Penny Backer Leads Moderation of Woman Club Council
Mrs Penny backer called the Moderation of Woman Club council to order today as delegates filled the room in a sea of white summer dresses, reflecting the large attendance and social tone of the meeting.
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Chicago
Pennybacker
Womene Club Council
Kentucky G. A. R. Reunion at Carbourville Opens
Advance delegates and visitors arrived in Carbourville Kentucky for the Grand Army of the Republic Department encampment. The program begins tomorrow with sessions continuing through the day and includes the Women’s Relief Corps and other auxiliary bodies observing their annual reunions.
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Carbourville
Grandemy of the Republic
Department of Kentiack
Women's Relief Corps
German Synod Meets in Newark New Jersey
The annual conference of the Atlantic district synod of the German Evangelical Church of North America met at St. Stephen's Church in Newark and will continue until early next week. Delegates from churches across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia attend.
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Newark
N. J
Athintic District Synod
German Evangelial Church of
Arkansas Bankers Case In Little Rock Bank Officials Indicted
The State's case against Adolph Knah Charles Strickland T W Cannon and W S Groves former Valley Savings Bank officials Argenta arose in Little Rock June 10. They face charges of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent.
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Little Rock Ark
Adolph Knahn
Charles Strickland
T. W. Cannon
W. S. Groves
Valley Savings Bank of
Argenta
Triak
Lind Returns Home From Duty For Possible Further Service
Washington June 1 John Lind went to his Minnesota home today. It remains unclear if the president will use Lind for further service. Bryan said Lind will return to Washington to serve the President again.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Lind
Minnesota
Lind
Bryan
Diplomas for Twenty Nine at Trinity University
In Waxahachie Texas June 1 the graduating class of twenty nine members the largest in the history of the institution received diplomas at the forty fifth annual commencement exercises. Judge A B Watkins of Texas delivered the address to the graduates.
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Waxahachie
Texas
Trinity University
A. B. Watkins
Thens
Governor Tener Addresses Penn State College Commencement
Governor John W. Tener was principal speaker at the June 1 commencement at State College Pennsylvania. The new horticultural building was dedicated this afternoon followed by a reception for guests.
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State College
John WK. Tener
Pennsylvania State College
Memorial Tablet Unveiled at Michigan's First Capitol Site
Linsing Michigan June 10 unveiling of a bronze tablet to mark Michigan's first capitol location in the city. D A Rolre Campbell of Benton Harbor donated the memorial and presented the address, with Governor Ferris accepting on behalf of the State.
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Linsing
Mich
Michigan Pioneer and Historieal Society
Michigan
D. A. Rolre Campbell
Benton Harbor
Ferris
Honor Memory of Roger Bacon Annexed at Oxford
London June 10 the memory of Roger Bacon eminent English scholar regarded as the first man of science in the modern sense was honored at Oxford on the 700th anniversary of his birth. A statue of him was unveiled in the university museum rehibald gelkie officiated and the Chancellor lord curzon received the statue for the university.
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London
Roger Bacon
Oxford
Moon
Sirrehibald Gelkie
Lord Curzon
University
Willing Petition Promotes Merchants Closing for Hose Races
Yesterday afternoon EF J Barthe low headed a one man committee from the fire department to circulate a petition among merchants urging closing their shops today from 2 20 to 6 oclock so employees may witness hose races Every merchant approached signed the petition ensuring many will view the contests.
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J. Barthelow
Fire Department
Barthelow
Residents petition to rebuild retaining wall at Grant Juarez
Neighborhood along the arroy o crossing Grant Street at Juarez Avenue seeks mayor and council action to rebuild a centuries old retaining wall after recent rains caused sections to cave into the arroyo endangering nearby properties.
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Arroyo
Grant Street
Juarez Avenue
Tolls repeal now seems sure today
The Panama tolls repeal debate in the Senate entered the final stages with administration leaders claiming a safe majority for passage before adjournment. Senator Sutherland proposed an amendment asserting the US can discriminate for its own ships, but Senator Swanson ruled it out of order.
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Washington
Panama
Senate
Sutherland
United States
Swanson
Tordee
Rules Committee Approves Special Rule for Conservation Bills
Washington June 10 The rules committee voted a special rule for five administration conservation bills including Alaskan coal lands radium water power reclamation payment and extension of mining laws. The Hobson prohibition amendment was not acted upon yet as the panel adjourned until later. Prominent anti saloon league figures expect favorable reporting and will face Hobson before a vote on the rule.
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Washington
Hobson
Japanese Hanged for Killing American Surgeon in Seoul
Tomitaro Watanabe a Japanese was hanged today in Seoul for the murder of American surgeon Dr Edgar Stryker. He had previously strangled his own wife in a prior crime.
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Seoul
Korea
Tomitaro Watanabe
Edgar Stryker
Watanabe
Whole families in mourning after Gulf storm losses
Reports from Chatham New Brunswick describe a Gulf of St. Lawrence storm Friday causing up to 125 deaths. Many boats lost wiped out male family lines as crews were typically fathers with two to four sons or close relatives aboard.
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Chatham
N. B
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Annapolis Football Star Weds In Naval Ceremony
Philadelphia dated report confirms Edith Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs George Shaw wed Ensign John P Dalton USN in Annapolis. Dalton, famed football player at the Naval Academy, is stationed at the Naval Training School in Newport after his training.
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Philadelphia
Edith Shaw
George Shaw
John P. Dalton
U. SN
Naval Academy
Naval Training School
Newport
Salvation Army World Congress Opens in London
Hundreds of Salvation Army members from around the world gather in London for a three week world congress. The event begins with a reception for foreign delegates at the Royal Albert Hall.
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London
Salvation Army
Royal Albert Hall
Mount Holyoke College Holds 77th Commencement
South Hadley Mass June 10 Charles S Whitman district attorney of New York delivered the address before the graduating class at Mount Holyoke College closing its seventy seventh annual commencement exercises.
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South Hadley
Mass
Charles S. Whitman
New York
Mount Holyoke College
World YWCA Conference Opens in Stockholm
Delegates from more than twenty countries including the United States and Canada attend the opening session of the fifth world conference of the Young Women's Christian Association in Stockholm. The conference will run for one week and centers on the unfolding of the true plan for women in God's Purpose for the world.
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Stockholm
United States
Canada
Young Women's Christian Association
Stockholders Meeting of Texas Mexican Railway Company
The annual stockholders meeting will be held at the company office in Laredo Texas on June 24 1914 at 9 00 a m to elect directors and conduct business. The board of directors will meet immediately after adjournment. J F Boniger Secretary.
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The
Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
J. FP. Boniger
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