The Convention's Work and Mexico Policy Debate
Saturday's Daily analyzes the Democratic convention in St Louis, praising the platform for constructive goals, readiness to keep troops in Mexico, and adherence to the Monroe doctrine. It argues the party opposes intervention while supporting order and a strong national defense amid Mexican turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Marshall
St. Louis
Mexico
Carranza
Federal Reserve System
Federal Trade Commission
United States
National Democratic Convention
The
Democratic Party
The Mexican Issue in Brooklyn Eagle View
The Brooklyn Eagle argues the Mexican issue will fade before November as the administration handles the matter satisfactorily. It says the Republican platform would only oppose Wilson over foreign policy, notably Mexico, and if peace comes to Europe and stability returns to Mexico, the platform would shift.
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the Eagle
Washington
Lansing
Carranza
Brooklyn
Cov
Ferruson
St. Louis
Mexico
Democratic Party
Benito Juarez
Brooklyn Eagle
Eagle
Republic Convention
Wilson
Europe
Laredo ISD Approves Plans for Three Schools
The board of trustees approved plans and specifications for a new high school, a grammar school, and the Heights ward school. Submitted by Page & Co of Austin the mission and bungalow style buildings will be advertised for bids with construction to start at the earliest possible moment.
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Page & Co
Austin
Laredo Independent School District
the Heights
Ward
Money Makers Ad Offers Quick Cash for Your Goods
Local want ad listing promises fast money for items with simple steps. Includes brief call to action and contact option for sellers seeking immediate cash in exchange for valuables.
Young bandit confesses on Monterey recruiting and San Ignacio raid
A ten year old Mexican bandit named de Leon, arrested near San Ignacio, tells how the de la Rosa gang formed and planned the attack on the American camp. He says the bandits recruited in Monterey, traveled with a 300 strong force reduced to seventy, and were led by Luis de la Rosa. He describes joining to guard horses and his plan to attack gringoes with bombs. He is jailed in the county jail as officials photograph a bomb found near San Ignacio.
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de Leon
San Ignacio
John Chamberlain
J. J. Edds
Laredo
U. S
Monterey
la Jarita
Geringoes
de la Rosa
Hamilton Hotel
Notice to creditors for the estate of John Pollock
All persons having claims against the estate of John Pollock, deceased, are requested to present them to the undersigned at once. All debtors to the estate should call and settle with the administrator pro tem, John O. Buenz, on or after June 14, 6t.
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John Pollock
John
Buenz
Coachload of Mexicans Passes Through City Without Delay
A party of eighty Mexican citizens including men women and children traveled by coach from Corpus Christi to Laredo and then to the Mexican side. State rangers health officers and the Mexican consul coordinated the swift transfer with no stopover in Laredo, asserting their Mexican citizenship and ensuring payment of fares across the bridge.
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Laredo
Corpus Christi
Mexico
Sanders
Tom Ross
Grimes
Hall
Heights
International Bridge
United States
Melquiades Garcia
Texas-Mexican Railroad
Commandeered Trucks Impounded for Army Service
Advices arriving in Laredo from Villaldama report that two large trucks owned by Companita Minera les y Metales have been commandeered by Carranza army officials and pressed into service for transporting army supplies and soldiers. The Villaldama garrison commander also confiscated a carload of gasoline and kept the two chauffeurs at their posts.
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Laredo
Villaldama
Mexico
Companita Minerales Y Metales
Carranza
Lands For Sale List Will Be Released In July
The Times informs readers of a forthcoming land sale list covering about 4 300 000 acres. The list will be distributed around July first and available free by writing for a copy. It promises detailed information for those seeking to acquire homes on favorable terms once printed data arrive.
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the Times
Appreciation from Third Squadron for fallen Privates
The commanding officer of the Third Squadron of the Fourteenth Cavalry with Troop M extends thanks to friends of Privates Katonah Minaden and Flowers for sympathy in their irreparable loss and for the flowers sent as a last tribute to those who died for their country.
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Fourteenth Cavalry
Katonah, Minaden
Social calendar events and society notes in Corpus Christi
Saturday activities include a cake and pie sale at Sanitary Grocery by the Womens Missionary Society of the Methodist church at nine. A dancing class at Elks Hall at four, a party for June Rose Salisbury from five to seven. Sunday features Junior Epworth League at four thirty, B Y P U at seven at the Baptist Church, and Christian Endeavor at seven at the Christian church led by Miss Gladys Mercer. Corpus Christi society continues with reports of a dancing party at the Elks, a dinner at the Hotel Hamilton for Emmie Westbrook, and notes on local ladies groups and club meetings.
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Sanitary Grocery
Womens’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Elks Hall
Junior Epworth League
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Christian Church
Gladys Mercer
Tee Et Eee
the Elks
A. CC. Hamilton
T. A. Austin
Edna Brown
Marguerite Nelson
Estelle Moser
Flora Bunn
Elizabeth Mussett
Belle Westbrook
Lillian Westbrook
Emmie Westbrook
Ruth Scratchley
Marie Louise Cone
Miriam Werner
Maxime Taylor
Irene Moser
Evelyn Moore
Ollie Yates
Marcia Jarrett
Vda Bunn
Messrs
Will Austin
Tom Austin
Wil Same
Myrdle
Ethel Mackin
Hotel Hamilton
Westbrook
Belle and
Stella Moser
Asher Smith
Sam Westbrook
Fd. Moser
Tom Mussett
Ed. Cluck
Otto Withoff
Hugh Cluck
Prinz Buttron
Horace Weimer
Percy Winch
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Weinert
Mesdames Barr
Burnett
Vans
J. K. Thompson
Lampmann
Callie Smith
Social News Briefs From The Times Society Column
May interest you items note readers should send society news signed by the Society Editor. Updates show Amador Sanchez and daughters Maria and Lila leaving for San Antonio for a few days. Victor Sauvignet and cousin Frank Benavides arriving from a two week Cinchas visit. Maria Cardenas bound for San Antonio for two weeks. Dr Austin and family leaving for Corpus Christi and Tarpon for several weeks. Fens Mr and Mrs John Martin visiting Eneinal. Dr Ferenbeneh of Fort McIntosh joining troops down the river. Mrs Peter Parker and children to San Antonio for a short stay. Mrs Jackson of Fort McIntosh to New York for summer. Mrs Weaver and children to Hot Springs Ark to join Lieutenant Weaver. Mrs Hardy Jefferies and Mrs John Jefferies staying in Laredo for several days. Miss Turline Davis leaving for San Antonio on Wednesday to visit relatives. The Laredo colony sends greetings.
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the Times
Dr. King's New Discovery Promises Relief From Coughs
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for hacking coughs. It claims the pine balsam with tar soothes irritated air passages loosens mucus and prevents racking the body with coughing. The ad emphasizes natural sleep and long use over 40 years.
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Dr. King
Dr. Kings
Personal notices from Monterey and visiting figures
Julius W Derby of Monterey and John D Davis of Dolores arrived in the city with others including Egon V Egghard of San Antonio. Hon Phillip C Hanna US Consul General at Monterey visited last night as Mr and Mrs Wm Bitt returned from Galveston. A long list of names follows with residences in Mexico and the US, noting Cavalleros and BTNDER affiliations among travelers and locals.
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Julius W. Derby
Monterey
John D. Davis
Dolores
James M. Morlan
Egon V. Egghard
San Antonio
Phillip C. Hanna
U. S
Wm. Bitt
Galveston
Ross
W. C. Garrett
Cavalleros
Mex
G. R. Chase
Columbus
Luis B. Trancon
A. Barrera
Torreon
H. M. Robinson
Dr. C. L. Oxford
San Luis Potosi
J. L. de la Fuente
Saltillo
Teofilo Garcia
Lampazos
M. C. Davila
Jose Garza Z
F. Canadan
Tom Butler
Austin
C. H. Page
O. J. E. Donnell
Dallas
E. V. Eggherd
J. del Castillo
M. G. Rosas
Gustavo M. Garza
Delafield
Wis
8. V. Patrick
Ursuline Academy Graduation At San Agustin Pro Cathedral
Ursuline Academy holds graduation exercises Sunday at 7:30 PM in San Agustin pro-cathedral. Miss Fermina Guerra, who passed a city teacher’s exam with high marks, will receive her diploma. Rev. Father Jose Coma delivers the graduation address and diploma.
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Fermina Guerra
San Agustin
Ursuline Academy
San Agustin Pro-Cathedral
Father Jose Coma
Remains Sent to Old Home for Pvt James Minaden
Remains of Private James Minaden of Troop M Fourteenth Cavalry died of wounds from the San Ignacio battle. They were shipped to his Cleveland Ohio home after initial plans for interment at the local post cemetery, with orders to bury him there with honors.
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James Minaden
San Ignacio
Cleveland
Ohio
Fourteenth Cavalry
Border Gas Company Campaign To Promote Natural Gas
The Border Gas Company announces an active campaign to persuade domestic consumers to switch to natural gas for cooking and heating. Solicitors will visit people not currently using gas, and the company asks the public to extend courtesies to representatives during this outreach.
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Border Gas Company
Robt Moynahan Seriously Ill to Go to Palestine Hospital
Robert Moynahan has been seriously ill for several days and will be taken tomorrow to the I. G. N. hospital at Palestine for treatment. He will be accompanied by his mother Mrs. Wm. Bitt.
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Robt. Moynahan
Robert Moynahan
I. & G. N. Hospital
Palestine
Wm. Bitt
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Young Bandit
de la Rosa Gang
Newbro
Mrs. V
Violet
S. Oberfeldt
Lawrence H. Wharton
H. Borchers
Amos R. Wells
Amador Sanchez
Maria
Lila
Victor Sauvignet
Frank Benavides
Encinas
Maria Cardenas
Mr. A. Magnon
John Martin
Eneinal
Ferenbaneh
Fort McIntosh
Peter Parker
Hardy Jefferies
John Jefferies
Turline Davis
Alamo
N. Johnson
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