Germany must sign treaty or face consequences, says editor
The columnist laments Germany’s delays in signing the peace treaty, urges firm action by the Allies, and warns of harsh measures or continued blockade. The piece critiques German arrogance, defends Allied resolve, and notes U S border duties amid Texas political friction and border defense.
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National Assembly
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Versailles
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The Mexican Mix-Up in Border Politics
A critical editorial argues the border protection issue should stay with federal authorities. It contends Carranza officials try to claim an American invasion after troops crossed into Juarez. The piece asserts Mexican officials sought to justify Villa forces’ pursuit and frames the incident as a political maneuver.
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el Paso
Texas
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Pertervid Oratory
Austin
Big Bend
Mexico
Washington
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Adjutant General's Office
Juarez
Americas
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Today’s Anniversaries from June 26
June 26 milestones include 1744 Austria defeated in Belgium ending rule there, 1844 marriage of President Tyler to Julia Gardner, 1889 death of Simon Cameron, 1915 Halicz captured by German troops, 1916 Roger Casement on treason trial, 1917 arrival of first US contingent in France under Maj. Gen. Sibert, and 1819 Earth passing through a comet’s tail.
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John Tyler
Julia Gardner
New York
Isaac P. Walker
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Wisconsin
Col. Ryan
Cuba
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Galicia
Sir Rogar Casement
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Biography of Gideon Robertson Dominion Labor Minister
The Hon. Gideon Robertson, a noted trade unionist and former telegrapher, has served as Minister of Labor in the Dominion cabinet since last November. His leadership in resolving strikes and labour disputes on the Canadian Pacific Railway earned him a seat in the Canadian Senate in 1917 and a later role in the government.
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Ursuline Academy Graduation Brightens Fifty Year Milestone
Five graduates receive diplomas at Ursuline Academy as Rev Father Buckley leads a simple dignified service marking the school’s 50th commencement anniversary in Laredo. Miss Louisa Martin sang Ave Maria and violinist A. J. Notzon performed.
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Laredo
Louisa Martin
Gounod
A. J. Notzon
Notzon
Fr. Villar
Bessie Barnett
Emily Koenig
Mary Devine
Margaret Lutz
Hortense Pefia
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
People are often disappointed to find the family physician away when they need care. Painful stomach issues colic and diarrhoea require prompt treatment and may prove fatal before a doctor arrives. Keep Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand it may save life.
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Modern House of Worship Rising in Dolores
The Times visits Dolores to inspect the new San Jose Church a half-built chapel overlooking the mining town. Contractor Fernando Almaquer is shaping a 26 by 70 foot structure with a 50 foot tower and nineteen pew rows for 800 worshippers. Dedication will be led by Rt. Rev. Bishop Paul J. Nussbaum with Dolores celebrations planned.
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Commemorations in Honor of Porfirio Diaz at Strand Theater
Mexican colony of Laredo holds a velada at the Strand Theater on July 2 the death anniversary of Gen Porfirio Diaz former president. Program features Overture Caliph of Bagdad eulogy by Lic Nemesio Garcia Naranjo Prologue Pagliacci and musical pieces by David Martinez Hernandez Jose Luis Velasco and others including Guillermo Aguirre y Fierro and Francisco Hernandez with the Villar Orchestra. address by Manuel Murquiz Blanco and the Mexican National Hymn.
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Laredo
Nemesio Garcia Naranjo
Pagliacci
David Martinez
J. M. de Villar
Ojos Tapatios
Hernandez Jose Luis Velasco
Francisco Hernandez
Guillermo Aguirre Y Fierro
Wieniawski
la Orilla de UN Palmar
Consul Robertson’s Nuevo Laredo Home Roof Collapses
The house occupied by United States Consul Randolph Robertson in Nuevo Laredo lost its roof last night. The collapse damaged the furniture and parlor furnishings buried under the wreckage. The building, owned by Shelby Theriot, is near Juarez Plaza and a new roof will be installed promptly after workers cleared the debris.
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Cotton Growers Urged to Back Cotton Gin Plan Tonight
A June 26 1919 meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Laredo Texas is urged for all Webb county cotton growers to decide on erecting and securing a cotton gin. The Laredo National Bank will custody bonus funds and papers while finalizing the contract terms. Attendees are urged to bring signed contracts and repay delay with a strong turnout or risk the deal failing.
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al J. Nolen
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Low round trip excursion rates set for Fourth of July
Corpus Christi will see low round trip fares of 6.40 for ground trips on the Texas-Mexican railway. Tickets go on sale Thursday through Saturday, July 3 to 5, valid for return ten days later. The deal aims to attract seaside visitors.
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Halsell Re-appointed Chief Surgeon of Texas-Mexican Railway
Dr Halsell was vacated from the post when he joined the U S Army overseas and now returns as chief surgeon after a board meeting yesterday afternoon voted to re appoint him to the position effective July first.
If He Only Knew Sergeant’s Harsh Rebuke
A terse exchange shows a frustrated Sergeant berating a novice with insults and blunt judgment about his competence, reflecting tense posturing and strained discipline in a rough age dialogue.
Public Health Advice on Preventing Disease and Draftee Defects
A US Public Health Service bulletin notes about one third of draftees fail active duty due to defects preventable with early life care. Emphasizes proper footwear, false teeth when teeth are missing, clean homes and foods, sanitary practices, and dairy safety. Warns colds are catching and can threaten children, urging vaccination where applicable.
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To Prevent Belching From Poor Eating Habits
Advice to eat slowly and thoroughly masticate to reduce belching. If trouble persists, take one Cham berlain's Tablet after supper to aid digestion.
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