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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1915

Page

4

Magna Charta Day and the charter’s enduring US ties

Wednesday’s Daily recalls Magna Charta’s seven hundredth anniversary. Stephen Langton authored the charter, which established rule of law and representation, shaping English liberty and inspiring America’s Declaration of Independence. The barons, though illiterate by today’s lens, compelled King John to sign, enforcing rights against tyranny and grounding common law cherished across nations.

John Great Britain United States Stephen Langton Canterbury England Edward Henry Church of England Episcopal Church

Liberty under Carranza Seen Through Mexican Murders

An critique argues Carranza would rule by fear as Na varrete's assassinations at Matamoros suggest a tyrannical regime. It contrasts Diaz era executions with current suppression of dissent, saying liberty erodes as violence replaces due process, driving Mexicans abroad for safety.

Mexico Carranza Republic Navarrete Matamoros United States Carranza Party Doughty

Contempt for leadership and the perils of modern revolutions

The piece contrasts desertion and dissent with revolution, drawing parallels to French émigrés and Mexican upheaval. It criticizes revolutionary violence, cites daily outrages labeled as righteous justice, and notes Greek voters backing war allies amid Greece's constitutional government.

War Party Greece

Obregon Accused of Plagiarism Over Death Claim

The note asserts that Obregon plagiarized a line by Mark Twain, arguing his denial of death echoes Twain's famous quip that the report of his death was greatly exaggerated. The claim frames Obregon’s statement as a weak imitation of the Twain line.

Obregon Mark Twain

Saltillo Captured by Vilistas. Monterey Evacuation Expected

The Vilistas announce they will soon recapture Monterey after taking Saltillo. They warn that if troops evacuate Monterey civilians would receive little Red Cross aid, suggesting a delay in sending more provisions.

Saltillo Vilistas Monterey Red Cross

Editor laments spendthrift fellows hindering work

An editor voices frustration at idle colleagues who brag about fishing trips, while the staff struggles to stretch $3 into the value of $10. The remark, attributed to Four States Press, critiques office distractions and budget strain.

Sloan's Liniment Ad Weighs In As Quick Pain Helper

A 25 cent medical chest offers Sloan's Liniment claimed to relieve toothache bruises sprains stiff neck backache neuralgia rheumatism and other emergencies. The bottle is advertised to treat symptoms caused by congestion and inflammation, with testimonials from users and a suggestion to buy a 25c bottle to prove it.

Baby Day proposal echoes in idle talk

George Bailey of the Houston Post notes chatter about Baby Day and critiques the notion while urging a pause to pray for infants facing risks linked to cow milk fed through a rubber tube.

George Bailey Houston Post

Webb County Texas sheriff sale of 640 acres for debt

A Webb County Texas sheriff sale is scheduled for July 6 1915 in Cause No 2855. M A Hirsch sues J D Randolph and Geo R Alexander for 5667 26 with interest and costs. The 640 acre Survey No 76 parcel near the Rio Grande will be sold at public auction in front of the Webb County Courthouse between 10 AM and 4 PM.

State OF Texas Webb District Court Webb County Texas M. A. Hirsch J. D. Randolph Geo. R. Alexander The Rio Grande Laredo A. D. Luis

Two Prominent Men Missing From Clark Wedding Guest List

A column notes that William J. Bryan and the Favorite editor will not attend the Clark wedding. It also mentions editorials critiquing the words nice and awful and reports Villa offering to resign to advance reforms in Mexico amid political debate.

United States Clark William J. Bryan Bonham Randall County News

Monterey rumors and Laredo civic upgrades noted

Reports from Monterey claim Villistas advance while Carrancistas evacuate, signaling possible limited conflict. Laredo announces a future fire marshal, new bridges, an opera house project, enhanced building activity, and Emancipation Day law effects.

Monterey Delaware Laredo M. Sallee Fort McIntosh Jarvis Plaza Royal and Corona Vidauri and Sons

Death of General Vasquez among Carranza commanders

General Ildefonso Vasquez, a leading Carranza commander since the revolution, died yesterday from wounds suffered in a recent battle with Villistas near the border. Reported from Nuevo Laredo, he had served with Carranza since the early stages and was recently a visor in Nuevo Laredo before joining campaigns in parts unknown, likely Monterey.

Nuevo Laredo Ildefonso Vasquez Carranza Burg Villistas Carrancistas Vasquez Herrera Monterey

Texas-Mexican receivership case postponed in district court

The Texas State suit against the Texas Mexican By. Co. in receivership was called in district court this morning, postponed to 2 pm after the attorney general's department failed to appear. The judge ordered a wire to obtain instructions as district attorneys awaited counsel. No reply had been received by 1 pm.

State of Texas theTexas

Front Page Dominance Overshadows Other News

The Houston Post notes that the global buro pean conflict dominates front page attention, relegating events like Portugal’s government revolution and the president’s resignation to minor mentions despite their significance.

Portugal Republic Houston Post

Indigestion and Constipation Relief Claim

Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York recounts five years of chronic indigestion and constipation ending with relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports immediate help and cure after several weeks of use. Available through all dealers.

Chamberlain's Chamberlain Mary E. McMullen Phelps, N. Y

New Billiard Hall Opens on Santa Isabel Avenue

J. Davis launches a billiard and pool hall at No 705 Santa Isabel Avenue offering first class tables and equipment. Visit for a good game and enjoy the new venue.

J. Davis Santa Isabel Avenue

Duke Biddle wedding in Somerville Bride and groom unite in East

The Duke family hosts the wedding of Miss Mary Lillian Duke daughter of a tobacco magnate to A J Drexel Biddle Jr of Philadelphia at the Duke country mansion in Somerville New Jersey. A special train brought guests from many cities with Mrs Angier B Duke as matron of honor and bridesmaids from New York Washington and North Carolina. Angier B Duke the bride’s brother stands as best man with ushers from New York Philadelphia and Chicago.

Ellen Yuille Florence Gilbert Caroline Fuller Lucie Stokes New York Yvonne Townsend Washington Anna Branson North Carolina Angier B. Duke Philadelphia Chicago

Chamberlains Tablets Restore Appetite and Digestion

Detroit man J. J. Seitz reports improvement after using Chamberlains Tablets. They restored his appetite, relieved bloating, and produced a pleasant bowel movement. Sold by all dealers.

J. J. Seitz Detroit Mich Ady

Monroe Doctrine extends westward influence, cites Houston Post note

The Mobile Register quotes a Monroe Doctrine claim that it will cover the Western Hemisphere like dew, noting past effectiveness and exceptions for European possessions. The Houston Post adds that European powers respecting the note will prevent changes to those territories already acquired.

Mobile Register Western Hemisphere Monroe Houston Post

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