Carranza claims to govern Mexico face US recognition stance
An editorial denounces Carranza as an illegal claimant to power, arguing his authority rests on a self styled usurpation. It notes the U S position that recognition requires a legal, orderly election and that Carranza lacks popular support or electoral legitimacy. It cites Wilson and Bryan warnings and describes Carranza's failed convention and bayonet backed ambitions.
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Ated
Mexico
Carranza
Huerta
Washington
United States
Carranas
Washington Administration
Wilson
Bryan
Carranza Bov
Aguasca
Paiza
Lientes
Cartement
Panza
Mexico City
Madero
Victoriano Huerta
Our Summer Resort in Laredo Offers Cool Nights
Laredo touts its dry climate as a summer retreat, claiming cool nights, abundant shade, and mild days. It contrasts its heat with harsher experiences in Corpus Christi and Galveston, urging promotion to attract visitors and residents seeking relief from hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Waast
Laredo Summer Pleasures and Global War News Glimpses
A breezy Laredo summer feature extols local warmth and water appeal while remarking on heat myths, then shifts to wartime notes. A German miner shortages critique of Allis-Chalmers, San Francisco wind expo, and far flung war updates from Obregon to Dardanelles provoke readers.
Dry Texas warns of drowning accidents and water rise danger
The editorial urges authorities to monitor flood risk and issue danger signals to prevent deaths from rising water. It argues in favor of forethought and higher ground placement to avoid preventable household drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cjeburne
New Misdemeanors Court Aims to Tackle Vice
Philadelphia introduces a new court for vice cases, led by Judge Charles L Brown. The Misdemeanors Court will treat fallen women as patients needing medical care and rehabilitation rather than criminals. Medical exams will assess sanity and health, guiding outcomes with court aid. Police, DA, and reform groups back the approach.
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Philadelphia
Charles L. Brown
Police Department
Mrs Archie Dalrymple Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs Archie Dalrymple of Crooksville Ohio reports that after her three boys contracted whooping cough a year ago Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved the coughing and whooping spells and cured the disease quickly. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Archie Dalrymple
Crooksville
Ohio
McAdoo Returns to Treasury Desk After Appendicitis
Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo is expected back at work today after undergoing an appendicitis operation. He has been out of the office for a short period and resumes duties at the treasury.
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Washington
Laredo Tag Day Draws Dimes From Residents
In Laredo the tag day fundraiser features bright tag girls from local schools roaming streets to collect dimes for a good cause. Men wear green license tags on their lapels signaling they paid to be treated as licensees for the event.
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Laredo
Local talent shines in charity play for Laredo Fire Dept
Under Albert Taylor direction the Laredo amateurs presented A Message From Mars at the Royal Theatre to benefit the fire department. Despite a small audience of under 300, performances by A J Notton Gerald Sielski and Etta Thaison drew strong praise. Net proceeds reached 88 dollars after expenses. Taylor leaves for Corpus Christi after eight days with the troupe.
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Duance
Perfor Royal Theatre
Laredo
Essage From Mars
Albert Taylor
Horace Parker
Mars
A. J. Notton
Mr. Notton
Mr. Dicey
Alphonse Wormser
Debonair
Veda Bunn
Martha Parker
Evelyn Moore
Kitty Clarence
Myrtle Mackin
Estelle Moser
Fireboys
Mr. Taylor
Corpus Christi
Frisco sprinters host unique handicap rave tomorrow
Sports notes list upcoming races and events from cities and colleges. Addie Collins celebrates a PRI birthday while Tyrus Cobb may be challenged. Tulane and LSU College duel meet in Baton Rouge and other baseball, racing, crew, polo, and horse racing events are noted across the country.
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Frisco
Mount Famaulipas
Addie Collins
Tyrus Cobb
South
Tulane
Louisiana State College
Baton Rouge
Jack Pfeister
Telegraph Company
Hugh Duffy
Hewlett Bay Park
Long Island
Meadom Brook
Middies
Pennsy
Annapolis
Piriugul
Pimlico
Lexington
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
An ad offers daily access to THE TIMES with a 50 cent monthly subscription for opportunities and updates.
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the Times
City Treasurer’s Notice to Laredo for 1914 Warrants
City announces readiness to pay all outstanding 1914 warrants. Call at 506 Convent Avenue to present for payment. Interest ceases on April 30, 1916. Adv. Dr. Hamilton in charge. Correction: quarantine enforcement is by Dr. H. J. Hamilton of the U.S. Public Health Service.
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City of
Laredo
Convent Avenue
Hamilton
Nuevo Laredo-Laredo
Times
Hall
H. J. Hamilton
United States Public Health Service
Chamberlain's Tablets Restore Health for A. L. Luckie
Sick Headache, despondency and a weak stomach led Miss A. L. Luckie of East Rochester New York to try Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports they were pleasant to take mild and effective and restored her to good health in a few weeks. For sale by all dealers.
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A. L. Luckie
East Rochester
N. Y
Chamberlain
Notice to Property Owners to Render Assessments
Notice from B J Leyendecker County Tax Collector asking property owners to call and render assessments by April 20 with rolls closing that date. Office hours listed as 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm in the Court House. 4-21-101 Adv.
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Court House
J. Leyendecker
Local Notices From Town Listings And Club Meetings
The Wo mans Club Music Department meets Monday at 4 pm to study Grieg with a special program. Consumers Ice & Fuel Co offers Maple ice cream and four other flavors. The Ross Hotel advertises American plan rooms from 2.00 to 2.50 daily. Christ Church features offertory singing by Mrs Gatewood and Miss Mary James in the evening. A J and G N time card changes the Laredo train to an afternoon schedule. The criminal docket opens Monday in district court for a four week term. New cane seed Milo Maize and Feterita just arrived from J Armengol.
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Woman's Club
Grieg
Consumers Ice & Fuel Co
Ross Hotel
Christ Church
Ch. Gatewood
Mary James
Applewhite
Laredo
City
J. Armengol
May Day festivities and queen crowning draw crowd at plaza
Fragments describe May Day events at the plaza with a crowd and the crowning of the May Queen. Additional notes mention marriage licenses issued by the county clerk Piequinto Cisneros and Paula Martinez and various local notices including school election day saloon closures.
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Piequinto Cisneros
Paula Martinez
St. Paul
Matamoros Street
Sloan's Liniment Offers Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An old advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves acute and chronic rheumatism headaches sciatica and lumbago by penetrating to the pain site. It promises quick soothing relief and urges keeping a 2 ounce bottle ready for emergencies.
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Sloan
Change in Laredo trains switches morning to afternoon service
A new schedule by International and Great Northern Railway alters Laredo train times. The morning 5:45 departure is canceled and replaced by a 1:15 p.m. service, with the night train moved from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Arrival times shift accordingly to San Antonio. Local riders favor the move for daytime arrivals and quicker business trips.
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Time International
Great Northern Ry.0
Laredo
San Antonio
Personal Notices of Social Guests and Travel
Mrs R E Sadler returns home after a short absence. Mr and Mrs W B Tuttle of San Antonio arrive and stay at the Hamilton. Miss Vesta Buford and Dolly Churchill of Minera are at the Hamilton. Mr and Mrs P C C Kinne visit to Point Loma left last night for six weeks in California. They will visit San Antonio Beaumont and then Louisiana with Mrs A C Hamilton and Mrs Marion Bagley. Bagley travels to Memphis then Boston before returning. Mrs Hamilton will be away several weeks. Multiple acquaintances from Austin San Antonio Dallas Galveston and other cities listed as visiting or traveling spouses and guests at the Hamilton.
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R. E. Sadler
W. B. Tuttle
San Antonio
Hamilton
Vesta Buford
Dolly Churchill
Minera
P. Cc. Kinne
Point
Californa
Fornia
A. C. Hamilton
Marion Francis Bagley
New
Beaumont
Louisiana
Bagley
Memphis
Allen
Boston
Austin
H. Bender
Galveston
San Benito
E.R Clark
L Norton
McHenry
N. C. Dallas
W H. Hobson
U. S. Army
Webb
J. C. Martin
Ft. Worth
P Thurmond
Pearsall
O Powell
Vesta Burford
H. H. Parker
Islitas
A. 3S
Almond
Nuevo Laredo
Mex
Corder
KR. le Mare
Lampazos
L. Kalklosch
Mexico
W B. Tuttle
J. Jakubek
South Africa
M. Fairbanks
Chamberlains Liniment for Rheumatism and Sprains
This preparation targets rheumatism lame back sprains and similar ailments. Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Ind praises its effectiveness saying it relieves pain and soreness and has been used by her family for over twenty years. Two dollar fifty cent bottles available from dealers.
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Chamberlain
Charles Tanner
Wabash
Ind
Laredo Fire Team Heads to Waco for Convention and Hose Race
Four delegates led by Chief C C Big J R Fasgio Judge Geo R Page Nacht and Alphonse Wormser depart Monday with racing cart and 175 feet of hose to compete in the State Firemen Association convention and hose racing in Waco. The Laredo team leaves Tuesday at 1 15 PM with Gus Schmitt as captain and includes Robert H Kilsby Carlos Richter A Wright Charles Pierce Henry Burr Solomon Freed Ed Staben Frank Barthelow Julian Slaughter Will Sharkey and Henry Histetter. They are well trained and expect to win first prize.
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Laredo
Waco
Gus Schmitt
Robert H. Kilsby
Carlos Richter
A Wright
Charles Pierce
Henry Burr
Solomon Freed
Ed Staben
Frank Barthelow
Julian Slaughter
Will Sharkey
Henry Histetter
I Have Used Chamberlain's Tablets for Six Years
Mrs. F. H. Trubus of Springville New York reports using Chamberlain's Tablets off and on for six years to relieve liver disorder. She says the tablets act quickly and provide the desired relief. Sold by all dealers.
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F. H. Trubus
Springville
N. Y
Onion Shipments From Laredo Reach 1101 Cars This Season
Ninety three cars of onions were shipped out of Laredo last night over the 1 & G. This brings the season total to 1 101 cars from the city.
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Laredo
Laredo Children Win Word Building Contest
Eloisa Flores won for creating 9 664 words from Laredo Fire Department letters in a book benefiting Belgian relief. Anna May Mussett took second with 5 000 words and Maria A Bratton third with 4 414 in the school contest.
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Laredo
King Albert
Anna May Mussett
Maria A. Bratton
Albert Taylor Fire Department
Anot Met Fight for Circus and Million Belts
White Plains May 1 Argument to be heard in the Appellate Court on the appeal from Judge Keogh order setting aside the verdict and granting a new trial in the will fight over Bailey estate of Barnum and Bailey. Ruth L Bailey widow died yrs ago in contest by sister Anna J Hutchinson claiming influence by brothers Joseph T and Theodore McCadden who inherited most of the millions. Jury supported the will but Keogh ordered a new trial.
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White Plains
N. Y
Keogh
Bailey
Barnum & Bailey
Ruth L. Bailey
Anna J. Hutchinson
Joseph T
Thedore McCadden
Neat and Accurate Job Work ring up 43
A report notes Neat and Accurate Job Work achieved 43 in a recent tally. Details on the event, participants, and context are limited in the available text.
Card of Thanks for wife’s illness
I thank my many friends for their kindness during the recent illness of my wife who is now convalescent. John Witsen.
The Woman That's Good Banquet Toast
An editor notes a Houston Bar Association banquet toast by Dr A Teague praising “The Woman That’s Good.” The poem recalls youth, pleasure, and admiration set amid bohemian imagery and faint moral reflections.
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Houston Bar Association
Dc. A. Teagie
Asso-Tion
Art Exhibit Opens in St Paul by Western Artists
A sizable exhibition of western artists opened today under the St Paul Institute auspices. The show runs through a jury judged period with awards to be announced at the end.
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ST. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
St Paul
Uncle Sam targets pests in Wilson Kansas survey
Kansas City May 1 report says a federal health team begins a sanitary survey in Wilson Kansas to eradicate typhoid malaria and tuberculosis linked diseases. The 12 experts under Surgeon General aim to improve water and living conditions and curb mosquito fly and rat pests using moving pictures for public education.
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Kansas City
Tteanment Health Service
Wilson
Kansas
Kas
Sam
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