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Laredo Times Penn Publishing Company
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New Laredo
A Wise Move on Anarchists and Gatekeeping Society
A column defends federal action against Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman as prudent in the face of unrest while criticizing gilded protection around J. P. Morgan’s daughter. It notes immigrant unions, Spanish War veterans, and public fear, condemning money worship and pomp in elite protection. The piece contrasts vigilant law enforcement with perceived vulgar display and calls for focused national unity.
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Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Jones
Western Federation of Miners
Cloak and Garment Workers
Europe
United States Army
tower of Bal#1
Emma
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Select Society
United States
Miss Morgan
Polonius
The New Royalty Spectacle Draws American Debate
Americans witnessed a spectacle described as not conducive to democracy. The piece notes strong opinions about royal pomp and its relevance to current civic ideals, reflecting public skepticism and political commentary of the era.
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University of Texas
Garza Sentenced for Manslaughter in Zapata Case
Juan Elias Garza, charged with killing Rosendo Ramirez in Zapata last year, was tried in district court here last week and given three years in the state penitentiary. After a verdict of guilty and the three year punishment, a motion for a new trial was filed but withdrawn, and sentence was passed this morning.
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Juan Elias Garza
Rosendo Ramirez
Zapata
Times Ad Prospectus Offers Daily Watch Access
An advertisement pitches daily access to THE TIMES with a subscription offer at 60 cents per month, inviting readers to watch opportunities unfold.
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the Times
Laredo Arms Ordinance Regulates Dealers and Penalties
City council enacts rules for dealers in arms ammunition and explosives. Dealers must register with the police chief, file inventories within five days, maintain sales registers with buyer details, and report all shipments. Violations carry up to $200 fine or 60 days in jail. The measure also covers corporate entities. Blanche Sweet birthday notes follow.
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Laredo
City of Laredo
White Cream Vermifuge Ex Pels Worms Promptly
An old public notice states that children affected by worms become pale and sickly and at risk of fatal disease. White Cream Vermifuge is described as expelling worms promptly and restoring health. Priced 25 cents per bottle and sold by all druggists.
War Ordinance Bypasses Charter in 1917 Passage
A city ordinance proclaims that the state of war requires immediate operation, exempting it from the city charter’s three readings. Passed June 5, 1917 and approved June 6, 1917. Attest City Secretary A W Woodman. Mayor Robt McComb. 6 7-101.
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Robt, McComb
A. D
A. W. Woodman
Former Sheriff Endorses Tanlac for Health Recovery
Archie R. Anderson ex Sheriff of Harris County Houston a well known public figure testifies Tanlac improved his run down condition indigestion gas belching and neuralgic pains He reports better sleep appetite and energy after starting Tanlac and approves publishing his statement He notes Tanlac is sold in Laredo by Windrow Drug Co Adv
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Archie R. Anderson
Houston
Harris County
Anderson
Texas
Lone Star
Mr. Anderson
Tanlac
Laredo
Windrow Drug Co
This Date in History Highlights Key Events Across Years
Chronology lists Champlain’s Lake Champlain exploration in 1609, Sandyhook lighthouse starting in 1764, Philadelphia evacuation by Britain in 1778, War of 1812 declaration, 1815 Waterloo victory, 1829 birth of Isaac Stephenson, 1841 Panama constitution, 1890 Heligoland cession, 1897 Juliet Carson death, 1912 Republican convention and Roosevelt split, 1916 Wilson ambassadors and militia calls, 1915 Austro German push near Lemberg, 1916 Turkish rout of British, Moltke death, Brody advance, Seaconnet torpedoed.
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Champlain
Quebec
Lake Champlain
Sandyhook
Philadelphia
Congress
England
Waterloo
Wellington
Blucher
Napoleon
Europe
Isaac Stephenson
United States
Wisconsin
Fredericton
N. B
Canada
Republic of Panama
Thomas Ferrara
Heligoland
Germany
North Sea
Juliet Carson
New York
Boston
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Wilson
Abram J. Elkus
Turkey
Henry L. Morgenthau
States
District of Columbia
National Guard
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Lemberg
Rovereto
Suphrates
Count Helmuth von Moltke
Brody
Seaconet
Texans urged to volunteer and join National Guard ranks
Recruiters in Texas National Guard push enlistment as the draft looms. The program promises strong pay, rapid promotion, and clear paths from private to officer for capable men aged 18 to 45. Brigadier General Hulen notes officers rise from the ranks as a norm.
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Texas National Guard
National Guard
Regular Army
Guard
John A. Hulen
Free Rail Transport Offered to Border Refugees
Mexican authorities announced free railroad transport from the border to interior towns for Mexican citizens who fled the United States to avoid conscription. In Nuevo Laredo, over 500 people received tickets by Sunday with 260 fares issued that day. travelers must go to work upon reaching their destination, and similar actions were reported in Matamoros and Piedras Negras.
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Mexico
Place St
Boundary
United States
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
Piedras Negras
Slacker Captured and jailed over U S Army registration
Robert Wesley Brown of Chicago admitted fleeing to Mexico to dodge the June 5 1917 U S Army draft. Apprehended in Laredo Texas by Justice Dept agent Erby E Swift and U S Marshal Captain Allen Walker, Brown awaits grand jury action after his confession and remand to jail in default of bail.
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Erby E. Swift
Department of Justice
Laredo
Allen Walker
U. S
United States
Foster
Robert Wesley Brown
Chicago
Brown
Texas
Bar- Bville
Okla
Standish Co
del Rio
Mexico
Franks Hotel
U. S. Army
R. Wesley Brown
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Testimony
A backache warning of kidney trouble is addressed with Dean's Kidney Pills. James Webber of Hidalgo Street in Laredo reports rapid relief after two weeks of other medicines, saying he was back to normal in days. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, New York promotes the product.
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Dean
Laredo
James Webber
Hidalgo St
Mr. Webber
Foster Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Captured Germans Foil Fort McIntosh Escape Bid
German internees at Fort McIntosh attempted to flee to Mexico by crossing the Rio Grande. A federal sleuth tracked them, catching all three about four miles into Mexico. One escaping German sustained a bullet wound in the leg.
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Fort McIntosh
Rio Grande
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Stop That Summer Cough Dr Kings New Discovery Ad
An advertising claim touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for summer coughs and colds. It highlights antiseptic ingredients that fight germs, loose their hold, and cleanse the system with laxative properties. The ad promises soothing balsams, tissue healing, and sleep aid, noting millions of bottles sold and prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Dr. King
Testimony Underway in 1913 La Salle Murder Case
The Alejandro Sarli trial, charged with complicity in Ike Hill’s 1913 La Salle county murder, began Friday in district court and may not reach a jury before Wednesday. Dozens of witnesses from La Salle and McMullen counties, including county officers, are testifying, with proceedings proceeding in the regular manner.
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Alejandro Sarli
Ike Hill
la Salle
McMullen
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