Local marriage licenses and wartime dispatches feature in 1911 Times items
County clerk reports several marriage licenses including Encar nacion Gallardo and Juana L Sama nego and Teodoro Espinoza with Sofia Leos. Times notes Pershing's clash with Carrancistas in Mexico, district court bandit trials set for July 7, grand jury actions, and ongoing frontier prosperity as locals plan new buildings despite border tensions.
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Encarnacion Gallardo
Juana L. Samaniego
Juan Negrete
Refugio Bautista
Teodoro Espinoza
Sofia Leos
Pershing
Mexico
The
Times
Laredo
Citizens Garage
Webb Bridge
San Ignacio
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
United States
Remedy Ad for HERBINE Bowel Regulation
An early 20th century style remedy advert promotes HERBINE as a purifying strengthening and regulating bowel remedy. It claims regular use improves morning health and comfort and notes a price of 50 cents sold by all druggists.
Ready for big boat race in New London
In New London the Yale Harvard boat races set for tomorrow draw enthusiastic fans. Crews completed final practice as coaches praised improvement. Three races on the program include second varsity and freshmen at 10 30 a m and the varsity four miles downstream to drawbridge at 5 15 p m.
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New London
Thames
Public Undated Endorsement For Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs C H B Riley of Ilion New York declares after six months of use that Chamberlains Tablets give more relief from indigestion than any remedy she has tried and notes that they are available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Social Calendar Highlights and Club Meetings
Thursday featured a splash party and luncheon honoring Miss Emmie Westbrook hosted by Miss Marguerite Nelson and Miss Estelle Moser. The Thursday Sewing Club meets at Mrs. A C Richter at four. Friday brings the Womens Missionary Society gathering at the Methodist Church at four and a Red Cross meeting at the Hotel Hamilton at eight.
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Marguerite Nelson
Estelle Moser
Emmie Westbrook
A. C. Richter
Womens’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Laredo
the Red Cross
Hotel Hamilton
Be fair always in word and deed a timeless motto
The piece urges fairness over attacking others and praising unity over strife. It frames the ideal of lifting others instead of hindering them on the path up the hill. It echoes the Chicago Record-Herald ethos of integrity and mutual respect amid public discourse.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Personal notices of city visitors and arrivals
W H Jennings of San Antonio arrived in the city yesterday. B W Teagarden regulator of San Antonio arrived this morning. Charles E H Eckhart of Corpus Christi visits and stays at the Bender. W M Hanson, former U S Marshal, arrived yesterday. T A Mohule and J C Lyle, expert laundrymen, arrived to join Laredo Steam Laundry. Bender list includes T J Derwin Baltimore Thos H Goghiel San Antonio John Duff Connecticut R F Smith Milwaukee R J Tamez Houston M D Stroop Corpus Christi Enrique Gardaja and wife San Antonio Charles I Eckert Corpus Christi J E O Niel W O Reish San Antonio Guillermo Bell and sister Maria Bell Monterey A A Hendrix C C Hackenjos R L Scott San Antonio L A Morrow Laredo Ng Gawan San Antonio.
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W. HH. Jennings
San Antonio
B. W. Teagarden
Reg
Charles EH. Eckhart
Corpus Christi
Bender
W. M. Hanson
United States
T. A. Mohule
J. C. Lyfle
Laredo
T. J. Derwin
Baltimore
Thos. H. Goghiel
John Duff
Connecticut
R. F. Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
R. J. Tamez
Houston
M. D. Stroop
Enrique Gardeaja
Charles I. Eckert
J. E. O’niel
W. O. Reish
San
Vermifuge Promises Rapid Worm Removal For Children
Advertisement notes children with worms appear pale and sickly and at risk of a fatal disease. White's Cream Vermifuge claims to expel worms quickly and restore health. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Britain's oldest peer celebrates ninety fifth birthday
London notes the Duke of Grafton as the oldest peerage member turning ninety five. His health and spry energy are highlighted as he travels the country. The text recalls the past engagement of Miss Edythe Havemeyer to the Earl of Euston and his later proposed marriage to Lady Borthwick, emphasizing fortunes and estate repairs ahead for the heir.
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London
Duke of Grafton
Earl of Euston
Duchess of Grafton
Edythe Havemeyer
New York
Trousseau
Lady Borthwick
Baron Borthwick
The Hopeless Pessim ism quote from Elihu Root
After a Philadelphia speech Elihu Root told a reporter that only a confirmed pessimist could be despondent about business prospects. He shared a joke about a cheerful man and a pessimist asking which end of troubles he reached, signaling optimism despite concerns.
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Elihu Root
Philadelphia
Engagement Party Highlights Bridge Club Gathering
The Girls Social Club and Thursday Bridge Club hosted a morning event with guests. Flowers like shasta daisies and white sweet peas decorated rooms as Edna Brown won the club prize, Estee Moser took the guest prize, and Emmie Westbrook received a handmade lingerie gift. A four course luncheon followed with attendees including Edna Brown, Theodora Ullette, Plora Bunn, Marguerite Nelson, Alice Denike, Helen McGregor, Stella Moser, Jessie Hale, Emmie and Lillian Westbrook, Clara Nelson, and Mrs. Joe Moser, with Anita Sharkey assisting.
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Edna Brown
Estee Moser
Emmie Westbrook
Theodora (Ullette
Plora Bunn
Marguerite Nelson
Alice Denike
Helen McGregor
Stella Moser
Jessie Hale
Emmie
Lillian Westbrook
Clara Nelson
Joe Moser
Anita Sharkey
Pershing weighs Carrizal dispute amid war risk
Washington dispatch notes Pershing’s interpretation of the Carrizal clash with Carranza troops could push the United States toward war. If Americans were attacked to enforce Carranza orders, Wilson may accept war. if answering Carranza’s note, he may urge Congress to declare war. El Paso reports 12 Americans dead, 17 prisoners, 14 Mexicans killed, 30 wounded. Mexican counts claim 40 Americans dead. A new account describes ambush tactics and a pitfall.
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Washington
Pershing
Carranza
Carrizal
Wilson
el Paso
Texas
Wile
Juarez
Carrizal Clash Reports Heavy Losses in Mexican Border Fight
El Paso reports say a detachment of American cavalry clashed with Carranza forces at Carrizal ninety miles south of El Paso. American casualties reportedly include forty killed. Mexican losses and Gomez’s death are suggested but not confirmed. Captain Morey led the detachment. Secretary Lansing asked for official explanation of troop movements and claims Pershing occupied Casas Grandes and Nuevas Casas Grandes.
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San Antonio
Texas
Pershing
Funston
Eleventh Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
el Paso
Carranza
Carrizal
Juarez
Gomez
Columbus
N. M
Lewis S. Morey
Washington
Arredondo
Lansing
Casas Grandes
Nuevas Casas Grandes
To Draft Militia Resolution for Immediate National Guard Draft
Washington on June 22 reports a resolution authorizing the president to draft National Guardsmen willing to take the federal oath immediately into the armed forces. The measure aims to mobilize trained units for federal service and maintain readiness amid mounting security concerns.
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Washington
Forethought saves big expense in family health
FE W Archer of Caldwell Ohio notes his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and takes it on extended visits. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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FE. W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Chamberlain
Times Subscriptions Offer Watch THE TIMES Daily
A brief ad notes a daily watch opportunity with a 60 cent monthly subscription price. It promotes reading THE TIMES every day for up-to-date opportunities and market information.
Soldier dies as guard fires on Fourteenth Infantry
In Naco Arizona on June 22 an American soldier was killed and three wounded when William Humphrey a half breed Mexican guard at the waterworks fired on members of the Fourteenth Infantry.
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Naco, Ariz
William Humphrey
Fourteenth Infantry
Works Seeks Senate Intervention on Foreign Relations
Washington June 22 Senator Works of California again introduced his intervention resolution in the senate today giving notice that unless the foreign relations committee will report promptly on the measure the resolution calls for action.
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Washington
Works
California
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Allied Fleet to Demonstrate Now Before Piraeus
Allied fleet ordered to cruise before Piraeus the seaport of Athens according to a Havas despatch from Saloniki. It is said the fleet will eventually be supported by a landing party.
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Associated Press
Aris
Piraeus
Athens
Havas
Saloniki
Germans Capture Verdun Front Line Trenchightened Clash
After a night of violent attacks the German army says it seized the front line trenches between Fermin Wood and Chenois in Verdun in its official statement today. The German report also claims repulsed heavy Russian assaults against Bothmer in their press release.
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Fermin Wood
Chenois
Verdun
Bothmer
Greece Pressured by Entente to Accept Demands Unconditionally
Athens reports Greece faces heavy pressure from the Entente Allies to yield fully to the demands of Great Britain France and Russia as of June 22.
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Athens
Greece
Great Britain
France
Russia
German Submarine Arrives at Cartagena to Deliver Royal Letter
A German submarine reached Cartagena on June 22. Its officers conveyed a confidential letter from Emperor William to King Alfonso, traveling onward to Madrid to deliver the message.
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Madrid
Cartagena
Alfonso
William
Disillusion by marriage quip from Chicago reception
George Ade told a Chicago wedding reception that marriage destroys all illusions. He said the man who hears angels wings before marriage discovers after marriage the creaking of busted corsets. The remark appeared in the Washington Star.
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George Ade
Chicago
Washington Star
Wilson to nominate Gregory for Supreme Court seat
President Wilson plans to nominate Attorney General Gregory to succeed Hughes on the Supreme Court bench, according to sources close to the president. The move follows John Hughes stepping down, with Gregory viewed as a leading candidate for the vacancy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Gregory
Hughes
Supreme Court
International Photo Engravers Meet in Philadelphia Va
The twentieth annual convention of the International Association of Lettering Photo-Engravers opens in Philadelphia Va with about five hundred members in attendance from across the United States and Canada. Mayor Thomas B. Smith Eugene Mill of Chicago and Fred Gage of Battle Creek are officials. An excursion to Valley Forge is planned for this afternoon with business sessions resuming tomorrow morning and continuing Saturday.
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Philadelphia
International Association of Leeturing
Bellene-Straford
United States
Canada
Thomas B. Smith
Eugene Mill
Chicago
International Association
Fred Gage
Battle Creek
Mich
Valley Forge
College Romance Leads to Altar in Los Angeles
Los Angeles June 22 Miss Kunth Tinglepaugh and Richard Rutherford wed here tomorrow at the bride’s home. Both rose to prominence at the University of Nebraska in athletics with Rutherford excelling in basketball wrestling and football and Tinglepaugh holding the women’s tennis title. After a wedding trip they return to Lincoln where Rutherford is named assistant coach at the university.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kunth Tinglepaugh
Richard Rutherford
University of Nebraska
Rutherford
Nebraska University
Husker
Bowel Remedy Story From Indian Missionary
A missionary speaking at a Des Moines church described illness after traveling into inland India and crediting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. He claimed the remedy is effective as both a preventive and cure for cholera and milder bowel complaints, and that it is readily obtainable everywhere.
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India
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
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Myers Katz
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Leslie Stoner
Kingsville
William Simpson
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J. R. Moore
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Chas. Moser
Estelle
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Robert Muller
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