New Mexico Mexico revolution hints in Sun despatch
A New York Sun despatch predicts a Mexico revolution led by Huerta and Diaz with Pascual Orozco in command. It notes mass Mexican emigration, doubts Villa’s strength against Carranza, and suggests Angeles as a potential unifier while questioning source reliability.
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New York
New York Sun
Mexico
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Pascual Orozco
The
Sun
Diaz
United States
Villa
Carranza
Obregon
Celaya
the Sun
Associated Press
Hearst Service
Villal
Madero
Felipe Angeles
Angeles
Maderos
Misleading statements on Gallipoli and Italian neutrality
The article discusses conflicting reports on Dardanelles fighting and suggests Britain accuses Turkey of misleading neutrals. It notes Italy wavers over joining the Allies, cites favorable terms offered to Italy, and mentions potential involvement of Greece, Romania, and Bulgaria. It also analyzes how a Triple Entente alliance after the war could restore Italian territories.
Italy and the Triple Entente Drawn Into War Potential
The passage argues Italy should join the allies rather than align with Austria. It envisions Russia gaining access to southern seas and Balkans influence if the Bosporus opens. A strengthened Quadruple Entente could prevent German dominance in South Europe, urging Italy to declare war on the Teutons. The author predicts Allied victory at the Dardanelles would shift Balkan and Italian support decisively.
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Italy
Russia
Balkans
Bosphorus
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Black Sea
Europe
Teutons
Dardanelles
Balkan
Lloyd George Pledges High License as Liquor Fix
Lloyd George announces Britain will tax liquor heavily to curb the problem. He cites domestic experience claiming high license measures yield the best results, asserting the system has the strongest track record.
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Lloyd George
Cabal Denies Zapatista Cutoff Claim in Mexico
Carranza telegraphs Washington denying the report that the Zapatistas cut Obregon off. He notes Veracruz interior lines are disrupted, with communications only via El Paso and Galveston, casting doubt on the certainty of the claim.
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Carranza
Washington
Zapatistas
Obregon
Vera Cruz
Interior
el Paso
Galveston
Parson Inciting Uprisings Across Central Africa
In a provocative remark a commentator notes that a troublesome African cleric stirring native uprisings against British rule could be better dealt with in Mississippi where his actions might be more effectively managed.
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Central
Africa
Mississippi
Bryan Denies US Considering Recognizing Mexican Government
Secretary Bryan states the United States is not weighing recognition of any Mexican government. His assertion counters a Carrancista sheet in La Redo, implying the matter is settled by official U.S. stance.
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Bryan
United States
Mexico
Laredo
Roosevelt Completes Eight Day Testimony On Stand
Roosevelt finished his eight day testimony on the stand as the colonel faced an audience long obliged to listen. The lengthy session marked a notable moment in the proceedings with persistent attention from the gathered crowd.
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Roosevelt
Water analyses reveal peculiar properties in U S Geological Survey report
The United States Geological Survey released a 203 analysis pamphlet from its chemical laboratory. While many findings are common, several waters show unusual characteristics such as Devils Inkpot in Yellowstone and borate-rich Sulphur Bank in California. A copy of Water-Supply Paper 3664 is available free from the Survey director in Washington, D.C.
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United States Geological Survey
Chemical Laboratory
Survey
Yellowstone National Park
Cal
Shoal Creek
Missouri
Geological Survey
Washington, D.C
Pine-Tar-Honey marketed for family cold relief
Mr BE Williams of Hamilton Ohio touts Pine-Tar-Honey as a family remedy for severe colds including infants. The ad claims immediate relief by penetrating throat and lung linings to destroy germs and aid natural healing, priced at 25 cents from your druggist.
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BE. Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
Message From Mars at Royal Theatre for Fire Dept Benefit
English comedy presented tonight at the Royal Theatre by Albert Taylor with local talent. Proceeds support the Laredo Fire Department. The cast includes leading local performers and rehearsals show strong work. Reserved seats sold at Reed's drug store with ticket sales to business patrons. Curtain rises at 8 15 p m.
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Royal Theatre For Fire Department
Royal Theatre
Mars
Albert Taylor
Laredo
Taylor
Reed
Watch THE TIMES Everyday for Opportunities
A brief promotion notes THE TIMES publication offering daily opportunities for readers. The ad emphasizes affordability at 50 cents per month and invites subscription for ongoing access.
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the Times
Texas House Joint Resolution No. 34 reorganizes universities
A proposed constitutional amendment to divide the University of Texas, establish the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in Brazos County with Prairie View as a branch, and fix permanent locations for the UT medical branch in Galveston and other colleges. It creates a permanent fund division and outlines governance, land transfer, and sale provisions.
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State of Texas
University of Texas
Travis County
Medical
Galveston County
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Brazos County
College of Industrial Arts
Denton County
Junior Agricultural College
Agricultural and Mechanical College Board
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Prairie View
Waller County
Republic of State of Texas
University
Texas constitutional amendment on university lands and colleges
The document outlines amendments to Article 7 and details a proposed separation of the University of Texas from the Agricultural and Mechanical College with an equitable division of university lands. It sets the Maturity debt collection, establishes the College of Industrial Arts for White Girls in Denton, and authorizes $5,000 for proclamation costs with a July 1915 election.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Denton County
Texas
State of
State of Texas
University of
University
University of Texas
Secretary of State
May Queen Crowned By Laredo Children Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon in Laredo school plaza the annual May Day celebration culminates with little Miss Julia May Smith crowned Queen of the May. Her princesses are Miss Constance Wilkens and Miss Margaret Schleyer. The program includes doll baby parade Maypole dances and national anthems Columbia My Country and America. Youths will sell tags to raise funds for the public schools library.
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Laredo
Julia May Smith
Constance Wilkens
Margaret Schleyer
Columbia
My Country
America
Air “Dixie
Country
Will Be Closed Saturday Impy Election Day
Store will close Saturday due to election day. Get Saturday and Sunday supplies by Friday evening. MOSER'S, phone 44-29-20.
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Moser’s
Ursuline Academy Alumnae Add Twelve Members and Elect Officers
The Ursuline Academy Alumnae Association adjourned meeting added twelve members raising total to about thirty five. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. Melesia Garcia president, Mrs. Jesse E Applewhite vice president, Miss Corinne Dollmer secretary, Miss A Langford treasurer. Next meeting set for Thursday evening at the academy auditorium.
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The
Ursuline Academy
Melesia Garcia
Jesse E. Applewhite
Corinne Dollmer
A. Langford
Shower honoring Margaret Ober’s absent friend in Philippines
Yesterday at the Hassell home the Chafing Dish Club hosted Miss Anna MacGregor’s shower. Lieutenant Collins of the Philippine Scouts to wed soon. 24 guests attended and auction bridge was played. Gifts of cut glass and silver were sent to the bride-to-be in the Philippines. A two course luncheon was served.
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Halsell
Margaret Oberfelt
Anna MacGregor
Philippines
Hymen
Collins
Philippine Scouts
Hassell
City Treasurer Calls for Payment of 1914 Warrants
City Treasurer A Ordiz announces readiness to settle all outstanding warrants of the City of Laredo for 1914. Call at office No. S06 Convent Avenue to present warrants for payment. Interest ceases on April 20th. 1915 (Adv.)
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City of
Laredo
Convent Avenue
Fowl Toll In Yorkshire Collision Sparks Irony
In Yorkshire a car incident stops Adolphus de Milyuns who discovers four dead fowl on the road. A corduroyed man collects 14 shillings for the four birds, noting two hens survived the shock though killed. The motorist pays, joking the fright explains the casualties. The farmer quips the birds were not hens.
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Adolphus de Milyuns
Yorkshire
Adolphus
German Socialist Demands Peace End War Now
Philip Scheidemann a leading Socialist in the Reichstag has joined several allies in demanding government action to end the war immediately He also protested the suppression of Socialist writings and speeches.
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Philip Scheidemann
Reichstag
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Ohio Mother
A Ohio mother, Mrs J Boroff of Eliza, reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her daughter's severe cold and cough two years ago and she endorses the product as quick to relieve a cough or cure a cold. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as instant relief for rheumatic pains in joints and muscles. It describes forms like acute, chronic rheumatism, rheumatic headaches, sciatic rheumatism, and lumbago and urges applying the product two or three times daily for penetrating, soothing effect.
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Sloan
Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Liver Cleanse
An old advertisement claims the liver is a blood purifier and seat of passions. It warns that impurities in the blood cause biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for a clean liver and renewed life priced at 25 cents.
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King
Verdict for the Plaintiff in Naranjo vs Hazelrigg
In district court Judge Mullally heard the case Francisco Naranjo vs J B Hazelrigg on debt. The trial concluded with a verdict for the plaintiff amounting to 2338 dollars.
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Francisco Naranjo
J. B. Hazelrigg
Mullaily
Mullally
Notice to Property Owners on April 80 Assessment
Property owners must call and render assessments by April 30th as rolls will close that day. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm in the Court House. B. J. Leyendecker, County Tax Collector. Ady 4-21-101.
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Court House
Railroad timetable for Mexico City and Saltillo lines
National Railroad of Mexico through fast train to Mexico City departs I G N station at 1 15 p m and arrives from Mexico City at 1 40 p m Standard time The local Saltillo train leaves Lo G N station at 7 25 a m and arrives from Saltillo at 3 45 p m Standard time
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National Railroad of Mexico
Mexico City
Saltillo
Train Times to Corpus Christi in Standard Time
Leaves for Corpus Christi at 3 20 a m arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 55 p m Standard time.
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Corpus Christi
Fast Train to St Louis Departs at 6 49 A M
A fast train for St Louis leaves at 6 49 a m and arrives at 2 p m. The schedule notes a long journey with no intermediate stops or delays mentioned.
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St. Louis
Night Train Schedule Leaves at Eight P.M Arrives at Five Forty Five A.M
The Night Train schedule shows departure at 8 p m with an arrival time listed as 4 5 a m numerous OCR errors. The route is associated with G N Night Train services.
Train No 1 and No 2 Schedules between Laredo Minera
Daily except Sunday service between Rio Grande and Eagle Pass shows Train No 1 leaving Laredo at 8:00 AM and reaching Minera at 10:30 AM. Train No 2 departs Minera at 1:15 PM and arrives back in Laredo at 3:20 PM.
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Laredo
Minera
Vokes His Own Medicine An Optimist
An upbeat ad extols Dr King s New Discovery as the cure for colds and irritations. It promises relief by addressing the cause and urges readers to trust the remedy and purchase a bottle today. The copy appeals to optimism and self belief in medicine.
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Dr. King
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