Mexican crisis deepens as Carranza faces U S demand
The report describes sharp U S pressure on Carranza after Wilson's ultimatum regarding protection of Americans in Mexico City. It notes a killed American, looted British property, and Zapatista presence, with Obregon and Carranza blamed for failing to safeguard life and freight and for provoking international tension.
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Carranza
Wilson
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
United States
General Obregon
General Carranza
Mexico
Zapatistas
Obregon
Washington
Mr. Wilson
Killing Mania Editorial Targets Houston Murder Rates
The Houston Post urges extraordinary measures after a surge of killings in Houston, calling for expanded police protection and a Negro law and order league. It blames high murder immunity in Texas juries, including self defense and emotional insanity pleas, for letting killers go free.
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Texas
Lavine
Cain
Houston
Houston Post
Negro Law and Order League
The
The Broad Way Leads to Goodyear Tires
This Goodyear army is composed of men like you. They want quality safety endurance. They want trouble saving and low cost per mile. In five costly ways employed by no other maker they offer unique protection. They combat five doubles rim cuts blowouts loose treads punctures and skidding as is done in no other tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Goodyears
Birthday tribute to Dr M Bo Snyder and a timeline of 18th–20th century events
The item marks Dr Monroe EB Snyder born March 13 1848 in Quakertown Pa turning 67 today and notes his work on radioactivity in stars and the National Bureau of Standards proposal. It also lists historical events from 1779 to 1914 including Kerim Khan’s death, Herschel’s planet discovery, the Ghent treaty, and the United States Express Company suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Quakertown
Wis
Pennsylvania Colleg
University of Michigan
Hay
Reward Offered for Cattle Thief Arrest and Conviction
A notice from R. Ortiz offers a $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing cattle from his pastures. The advertisement emphasizes deterrence and recovery of livestock.
Shield of Quality Mantles Offer Superior Gas Light
Modern gas lighting gains from Welsbach and Kotles Shield of Quality mantles. The mantles burn brighter use less gas and last longer offering eye comfort. Prices reduced making superior lighting affordable with a 50 cent monthly option advertised in The Times.
Target Practice Season Set for Ninth Infantry
The Ninth Infantry Regiment will begin target practice on April 1 and run through May on the Chacon range. Six companies start April with a month on the range and the remaining six follow, daily sessions except Sundays, weather permitting. The aim is to boost marksmanship and win the Smith-Bell trophy cup, a coveted company prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Infantry Regiment
J. Crane
Chacon
Ninth Infantry
Zong
Dayton bicycles sold with five year guarantee
Get Our Prices on Bicycles. We are agents for Dayton bicycles. Guaranteed for five years. Complete stock on hand. Laredo ATTO Sales. Co JeleTh, Ady.
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Dayton Bicycles
Laredo Atto. Sales. CO
Rent Houses and Rooms in Demand in Laredo
Demand rises for small cottages and rooms for light housekeeping or dormitories as new arrivals seek housing. The Times office reports at least a dozen inquiries daily, with newcomers willing to pay reasonable rents, but accommodations remain scarce in Laredo.
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Times
Laredo
Pearsall Couple Wed in Baptist Church Ceremony
Mrs. Z A Windrow of Laredo and Miss Hallie Arthur of Pearsall united in marriage at the Baptist church in Pearsall. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s parent witnesses and friends praised the couple. They will reside in Pearsall. Windrow is a drug firm member and a popular young businessman.
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Sis
Attu
Pearsalto
Marel
Hsoeliek
Ree
A. Cof
Baptist Church
ZA. Windrow
Laredo
Hallie Arthur
Pearsall
Jett Pearsall
Dua Redo
Windrow
The
Windrow Drug Co
P. B
Arthur
Cor corporal McCoy seen in Nuevo Laredo after murder charge
The sheriff reports Cor corporal Everett McCoy, charged with killing Private Will Banks at a resort on Thursday night, was spotted in Nuevo Laredo last evening in a drunken state. He may surrender when sober. Banks’s remains will be sent to Westchester, New York for burial.
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Sheriff's Office
Everett McCoy
Will Banks
Nuevo Laredo
McCoy
Trewis
Westchester
N. Y
Stomach and Liver Aid Praised by West Webster Writer
J N Sinhart of West Webster reports five years of benefit from Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. He says their action is mild and results satisfactory and recommends them, noting availability from all dealers.
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J. N. Sinhart
West Webster
Laredo Retail Merchants Plan City Association
Laredo forms a Retail Merchants' Association with a modern card rating system after a well attended meeting at Wilmer Threadgill rooms. Temporary officers Joseph Netzer and J W Mussett were chosen, and a membership committee led by Sam Mackin will canvass for new members ahead of a Monday Chamber of Commerce session to elect permanent officers.
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Laredo
Wilmer Threadgill
Joseph Netzer
J. W. Mussett
Sam Mackin
Paul Sauvignet
Leonard Nelson
Joe Jurgens
Charles Deutz
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Hillan
Retail Merchants’ Association of Texas
Retail Merchants’ Association
Hillan
Texas
Kerman Buenz
Thomas Reed
J.-C. Netzer
Jl.t. Baker
Charles Stowers
John Coleman
H. Borchers
SS. Russell
FM. Ramsay
I O O F Convention Opens in San Antonio Monday
State grand lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs prepare for annual session in San Antonio. Laredo sends delegates with Mr. and Mrs John Applewhite and others departing tonight to attend the grand lodge opening Monday morning in the Alamo City.
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Independence Order of Odd Fellows
The
Rebekahs
San Antonio
Laredo
John A. Applewhite
H. Stowers
R. Joseph
Fritz Werner
J. N. Wo
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Customer
J W Sexson of Montevallo Missouri recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to customers. He says he has confidence in it and buyers are pleased and call for it again. For sale by all dealers.
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J W. Sexson
Montevallo, Mo
The Inevitable Shock in New York Art Sale
William M. Chase remarks at a New York picture sale that viewers should draw what they see, while the inevitable shock will come when they view what they have drawn as the teacher once told a pupil about their work.
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William M. Chase
New York
Real estate transfers filed with county clerk
Deeds recorded include WR Pace to Tondas Juarey Lot 7 Block 607 Laredo and Improvement Co repl at Easterm Division with consideration noted. Also WR Pace to Wd Sanies and R Moores for lots Nok Vio and 12 Block 607 repl of Mastery Division.
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Pace
Tondas Juarey
Laredo
Improvement Co
Sanies
St R. Moores
Areda
Sao
Notable Notre Dame Appeal For Rheumatism Relief
A damaged notice claims a Notre Dame woman promotes a home remedy promising relief from rheumatic pain, neuralgia and joint stiffness. The item touts a remedy that allegedly soothes joints and improves overall health, urging readers to contact the promoter for more details.
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Wilen
Honer
M. Sutnaiers
Notre Dame
Tod
Ady
Witness Testimony Sparks Courtroom Mockery
A witness named Smith testified in an aggravated assault case and admitted seeing the plaintiff pursued and beaten with a lead pipe. The judge accused him of inaction, and Smith explained he thought it was for a movie being filmed.
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Smith
Laredo Iron Works Change of Management Notice
Vinashes and Meza Morton announce the transfer of The Laredo Iron Works from W Giddens to ouste Vidales and Meza Morton. The business continues under the same name with repair work as a specialty and requests patronage for the successors. Existing accounts due to Miareh Ltd, 1915, will be collected and paid by the new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo Iron Works
Ouste, Vidales & Meza Morton
Miareh Ltd
Laredo
W. ©. Giddens
German Steamer Case Up Monday
New York March 18 indictments by the Federal Grand Jury against five officers of the Hamburg American Line and two ships prompt Monday court appearances. The case centers on conspiracy to defraud the United States through false manifests and clearance papers amid efforts to move coal and supplies for belligerent ships.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Federal District Court
Hamburg Line
Carl Buenz
Germany
Chicago
Mexico
Hamburg
George Koetter
Adolph Hochmeister
Walter Poppenhouse
Berwind
tanburg-American Line
Felix Leffner
Lorenzo
Wharfsruhe
Hambure-Amercan
United States
Lir Courtney Bennett
Fram
Sommerstad
Carl Buns
Hamburg American Line
Lorenzy
Norweetilt
Wessels Kulenkampfft & Co
Berwins
Menos Ayres
Sli
Rio Janeiro
Remedy for Whooping Cough Promoted by Pine Forests Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. Bells Pina Tar Honay as a quick relief for Whooping Cough. It claims to loosen mucus and ease throat irritation, urging families with coughing children to obtain the remedy from their local druggist.
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Bells
Dougas
Cole
Florida Trip Plans Stir Lighthearted Gossip
Mrs Wayyupp asks about a Florida itinerary while Mrs Blase responds with playful banter about attire. The exchange hints at social dynamics and casual conversation in a light, tabloid tone.
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Wayyupp
Florida
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