Anti Clerical Sentiment Across Europe and Mexico
The article argues that workingmen in Europe show rising anti religious sentiment, with Spain France Italy and Mexico cited. It notes church disestablishment, confiscation of church property, deportations, church desecration by rebels or strikers, and a general trend toward irreligion among labor movements. It contrasts Mexico's historical anti church stance with current anti religious actions by bandits and rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Athereni
Spain
France
Italy
Vatican
Germany
Mexico
London Financiers Review Attacks Wall Street Tyranny
The London Financier reviews John W De Kay’s The Dictators of Mexico and attacks the Wall Street tyranny as a menace to European capital. It argues US domination could threaten Mexico’s independence and warns that Mexico’s problem may become its neighbors’. It notes De Kay’s hostile stance toward the United States and his call for Mexico to govern itself free from outside interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Financial Review
John W de. Kay
Mexico
London
Wall Street
John W. de Kay
United States Bank and Trust Company of Mexico
de Kay
United States
Mr. de Kay
Rio Grande
Perilous Latin American reach and Mexican policy debate
The article surveys fears of U S expansion into Latin America, arguing annexation of Mexico could lead to further conquests to Panama and beyond, with implications for Mexican industry and sovereignty. It notes Villa's moves in Zacatecas, scientific curiosity about Lassen cones, and Prohibition party plans in Texas. It closes with remarks on Lady Habeen and Prince William in Balkan events.
Laredo Interurban Ry Project Promises Big Returns
City of Laredo considers a $150,000 interurban line along the Rio Grande to serve farms and boost wealth. The plan envisions coal power, cheap irrigation, and a central station near the mines with the Water Company and Interstate Electric Corporation involved, highlighting potential 80 percent profits and expanded produce from onions and other crops. The irrigation system would use a large storage reservoir to deliver gravity-fed water, supporting extensive land uplift and new power sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Project Ia
Espejo Marm
Laredo Electric & Ry Company
Rio Grande River
Rio Grande
United States of America
Mexico
Fl Paso
Ende
New Mexico
Elephant Butte
Water User's Association
Carrizo Springs
Laredo
Espejo Farm
Areda City
Notice to Fishermen Forming Private Fishing Club
Notice withdraws all verbal and written fishing permits on our lakes. A fishing club will reserve privileges for members only, with strictly personal permits. To join send application and $10 membership per person in advance to Wormlek Bros, Laredo Texas, June 10, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonam
Cotton Pickers In High Demand Across Texas Cotton Fields
Southwest and Central Texas farmers report large cotton crops and imminent picking season. Mexican labor shortage pushes agencies to offer inducements, with several hundred workers traveling from Laredo to cotton areas. Incoming trains bring migrants who find quick railroad or field work before being sent inland.
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Texas
lLaredo
Mexico
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Endorsed
Mrs Mary KE. Mi Mullen of Phelps New York writes that after years of indigestion and constipation Chamberlains Tablets gave immediate relief and after several weeks cured the complaint. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mary KE
Mi Mullen
Phelps, N.Y
This Date in History June 16 Through 1906
Key events listed include 1811 Duke of Brunswick killed at Quatre Bras and indecisive battle results, 1845 Texan congress approves annexation terms, 1863 Confederate cavalry enters Chambersburg, 1866 Austria declares war on Prussia, 1904 assassination of General Bobrikoff, 1906 statehood bills for Oklahoma and Arizona signed.
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Duke of Brunswick
Quatre Bras
India
Texan Congress
United States
Jenkins
Chambersburg
Isee
Sampson
Santiago
Elbe
Lubeck
Peror
Bobrikoff
Finland
Oklahoma
Arizona
Birthday of Swarthmore President Dr Joseph Swain
Dr Joseph Swain born in Pendleton Indiana on June 7 1867 marks his 57th birthday. A renowned educator he studied at Indiana University and led at several universities before becoming Swarthmore College president in 1902 He also presided over the National Education Association and the National Council of Religious Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Swain
Jooseph Swain
Swarthmore College
Pendleton
Ind
Indiana University
Feland Staford, Jr. University
Swain
National Education Association
The
National Center of Education
National Council of Religious Education
Sheriff Sale Notice of Laredo Property Foreclosure
By order of the Webb County District Court Amador Sanchez as sheriff announces a public auction of Lots 6 and 9 in Block 9 Western Division City of Laredo Webb County Texas. The sale proceeds to satisfy a judgment against Juanita S de Morton et al with no tax lien, held on November 14 1913, at 10 am to 4 pm on July 7 in front of the Webb County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Webb County
Texas
Laredo
Juanita S de Morton Et al
Juanita S. de Morton
Judy
Atoor
Vexas Civen
Dr Kings New Discovery touted for coughs and colds
An old ads claims Dr King’s New Discovery stops coughs and colds, strengthens the system, and aids throat and lung troubles. A Muscatine resident testifies a wife’s life was saved, with high confidence in the medicine for children, priced at $0.50 to $1.00 at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wing
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Kings
Samuel Gompers to address Was Kimiployes convention
Samuel Gompers aged sixty four and serving thirty two years as AFL president will entertain the annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Maintenants of Was Kimiployes, which is to tweet there on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Winnipes
International Brotherhood of Maintenants of
Was Kimiployes
Uali
F. J. Cheney
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities.
An informal notice promoting daily access to The Times with a monthly subscription price of 50 cents.
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the Times
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Tueaday
Atheist
London Financiers
Mexico City
Mr. de Nay
Panama Canal
Central America
South America
Ant
Zacatecas
Villa
Natera
Mount Lassen
Prohibition Press of Texas
Farmers’ Union
Wennybacker
General Federation of Women's
Jabel
Habeen
Hiterts Hato
Atat
William of
Wied
Wilkow
William
R. C. Bateman
Interstate Electric Corporation
Alamo Beer
Lone Star Brewing CO
San Antonio
N. Johnson
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists
Webb Co. Medical Society
J. T. Halsell
Richter Building
W. E. Lowry
Flores Ave
Houston St
OR. H. Stow Garlick
J. T. Ward
Victoria St
Drs. C. F. and
H. E. Kenney
Wormlek Bros
Jame
Mary
Ady
Austria
Prussia
Tao
Amador Sanchez
AW RR
Garcta
A. E. Younkin
Richter
N. W. Corner Market Plaza
Telephone
G. C. Hiatt
Wilcox Block Telephone
J. K. Thompson
Lincoln St
Nuevo Laredo
Civil Engineers
E. J. Foster
Valdez
Undertakers
John Convery
Architects
Luthered & Company
Western Union Telegraph Office
Reed's Drug Store
Roller Mills
Washington Hidalgo
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Stockholders’ Meeting
Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Vol Nom
Ad FC Boniger
Dixie Theater
R. M. Martinez
Ituibiade
Ross
Poland
China
Harlie Ross
Laredo, Texas
A. Ritter & Co
Hk. Joseph
Monrey
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