Hearing Postponed In Mexico Conspiracy Case
United States district attorney requested a one week delay in the preliminary hearing for five Mexicans held on a conspiracy charge to conduct a military expedition into Mexico. The hearing, set for this morning before U S Commissioner Poster, will be rescheduled for next Monday. Four are in county jail. one is at large after bond changes.
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United States
Mexico
Poster
United States District Attorney
Grand Jury Adjourns After Six Day Session
After six days in district court, the grand jury adjourned Saturday afternoon at four o clock. They investigated many matters and returned indictments. trials will proceed this term. Judge Matlatly ruled in I Villegas & Co vs Cruz de Santiago on open account, granting judgment by default. This afternoon Wormser Bros vs Mace Count Villireal moved to trial as a noted cow case.
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Grand Jury
Ren
Matlatly
I. Villegas & Co
Cruz de Santiago
de Hilt
Wormser Bros
Villireal
Wanted Downstairs Rooms for Fight Housekeeping
Classified brief seeks downstairs rooms for housekeeping at a fight house. Includes an address, apt 4, and contact times 11 to 19.11.
Death of Dr. Roger P. Ames in Puerto Barrios
The Georgetown Commercial notes the sudden death of Dr. Roger Post Ames in Puerto Barrios Spanish Honduras from heart paralysis. A former U S Army surgeon and consul, he served with the Guatemalan Railway and United Fruit Company. He married Jessie Daniel in Laredo about ten years ago and leaves two children, Frederic and Mary, and a grieving wife. Dr. White of New Orleans assisted at his death. Born in New Orleans, he was widely esteemed in official and private life.
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Georgetown
Laredo
Ames
Roger Post Ames
Witiel
Puerto Barrios
Spanish Honduras
Central America
U8 Army
Guatemala
United Pruit Company
New Orleans
Witte
Proderic
Mary
Notice from Creditors Regarding Coronado Funds
Notice from the undersigned creditors Coronado requesting all claims be filed to enable distribution of available funds among creditors. Committee members listed include F. & More, P. Wormser, Tom Parberio. Immediate action requested.
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Creditars
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Ad for Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges treating coughs with Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey. It claims the product soothes irritated air passages, loosens mucus, and preserves vitality, targeting babies and children with a guaranteed result available at the local druggist.
Pythian Annual Roll Call Reminder for Aztec Lodge
Members of Aztec lodge are reminded that Tuesday November 24 is the annual poll call night and all are urged to be present for the Pythian gathering.
Notice on Hunting Prohibition in My Pastures
No hunting allowed in my pastures. Do not assume a right you do not possess. Those who hunt without consent on my property risk legal action. I keep animals of value and rely on others to pay or owe for them. Abusive acts will be met with the law.
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Cruer
Hardie H. Jefferies
Ady
Notice to Hunters on Private Property Enforced
Property owner bans hunting on his land and warns trespassers of prosecution. Guards will enforce, and violators will be treated as trespassers under the law. Local notice advertises hunting restrictions and penalties.
Notice to the Public on Trespassing and Hunting Prohibitions
A series of public notices warn that all private lands and pastures are posted and hunting or trespassing will be prosecuted. Signatories include Cannel Coal Co and various individuals and firms who demand no hunting and threaten legal action for any intrusion. Police, penalties, and potential damage claims are referenced across multiple notices dated in October.
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Cannel Coal CO
Davis
Espejo
Personalities at City Hotels Include San Antonio Visitors
A list of guests and locals in the city includes L A Reiser A T Hiatt Roy Campbell James Morlan Henry Edds K F Gariel and many others staying at the Ross Hamilton and Bender hotels plus visiting from Arlington Monterey Hebbronville Houston and San Antonio.
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L. A. Reiser
Reiser
A. T. Hiatt
San Antonio
Ross
Roy Campbell
Hamilton
James M. Morlan
Monterey
Henry Edds
Jim Hogg County
K. F. Gariel
American Tobacco Co
Bender
James Caruthers
W. E. Boggs
Arlington
Texas
Mary
Reed
Farragut Street
Hailton
Louis Schatzkey
New York
M. A. Hernandez
H. M. Neusbaum
Houston
Houston; 4Ee Thompson, Roy Campbell, 7K Camp
John Camp
Jas. M. Morlan
J. O. Blewett
Luisa Romero
Henry Molds
Hebbronville
J Pratt, Jr
Salino
Wo A Foster
JR Webb
J. Farnsworth
Poy. Allen
Adhas
T. B Grey
A. M. Fischer
KJ Wisegins
Paul Wipprecht
Austin
R. S. Morris
Galveston
Garriel
RB. Schartz
PL. W
Sauer
Henry Hilpp
Chicago
Bertman Plant
Mrs. Katteau
Woo
Kemp
Louisville
A. Hall
OW. Bick
SW. Simmons
M W Avree
St. Louis
Seizure Notice in United States Court Laredo Texas
In the Southern District of Texas United States v One Diamond and Emerald Set et al a warrant seized multiple jewelry items including rings earrings watches and chains. The notice calls for claims by interested parties to present arguments by December 1 1914 at 10 am in the U S Courtroom Laredo Texas or forfeit the items and proceeds.
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United States District Court
Texas
United States of America
United States District Court For
Southern District of Texas
Laredo
United States Court Room
Thanksgiving The Dansant at Fort McIntosh Gym
The young men of Laredo with Fort McIntosh officers and ladies plan a Thanksgiving dansant at the Forts gymnasium on Thanksgiving afternoon from five to seven. The Ninth Infantry band provides music. Admission is one dollar per person. Proceeds go to the Red Cross fund. Committee led by Mrs. H P Howard invites all to attend and enjoy themselves while supporting a worthy cause.
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Laredo
Fort McIntosh
Ninth Infantry
Red Cross Fund
H. PP. Howard
Fort
McIntosh
Farmer Lecturer Paul Wipprecht Visits Obe City
Paul Wipprecht director for the state agriculture department ranks his headquarters at the Jedro Chamber of Commerce in Obe City. He will stay a week, meet farmers, and this afternoon address the Teachers Institute at four on valuable aid to farmers and solving problems.
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Paul Wipprecht
State Department of Agriculture
Obe City
Jaredo Chamber of Commerce
Wipprechtois
Regulate Bowels with Herbine Bowel Regulator Ad
An old advertisement touts Herbine as an admirable bowel regulator that aids liver and stomach function and restores strength and buoyancy. It notes price and that Soc. Sold by all druggists.
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All Draggiats
Adv
Carranza troops clear brush near Nuevo Laredo fortifications
A large Carranza force works to remove brush and obstruction between Nuevo Laredo and the western entrenchments. The task mirrors prior efforts by Guardiola's forces to clear the same area.
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Carranza
Nuevo Laredo
Guardiola
Evacuation of Vera Cruz by U S Forces Begins
AP reports 24 American occupation troops under Gen Funston start retreat from Vera Cruz after seven months. Outposts fall back from dawn, Corranga forces take city as marines depart. Rumors of Carranza deserters near Villa’s forces. refugees and nuns boarded transports. Americans transport gold and customs receipts for return to Mexico. About 7 000 personnel depart.
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Funston
Vera Cruz
United States
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Mex
Carranza Plans Frustrated in Mexican Capital Withdrawal
Confidential state reports say Carranza intended to abandon Mexico City to Zapata at the last minute but Gen. Lucio Blanco refused to leave the capital exposed. An official Mexican report mentions Zapata was to sack the city while Carranza tore up tracks to delay Villa. the exact plan remains unclear. Blanco refused to obey.
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Carranza
Washington
Mexico City
Zapata
Lucio Blanco
Villa
Blanco
Supreme Court Refuses Leo Frank Review
The United States Supreme Court refused to review Leo Frank's murder case involving Mary Phagan in Atlanta. The ruling leaves Frank to face hanging, ending appeals on the conviction.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Leo Frank
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
New Year’s Reception Cancelled Over Mrs. Wilson’s Death
The White House has abandoned the New Year’s reception because of the death of Mrs. Wilson. The Associated Press reports Washington on November 22 notes the decision follows the President’s bereavement.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Bowen Elected Secretary of Warehouse Commission
Bowen was elected secretary of the Warehouse Commission in Austin Texas with a salary of 3000 dollars per year. Election notice dated November 23 to January 7.
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Bowen
Austin
Texas
Brewers’ Profit Questioned Over War Tax
Chicago report says retailers charge brewers an extra 76 cents per barrel beyond the 48 war tax, boosting brewers’ profits. Saloon men allege dealers pass the levy to the trade, claiming the tax raises local costs and profits.
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Chicago
Iit
Poultry Show Opens in St Louis Coliseum
The twenty second annual Missouri State Poultry Association show opens tomorrow in the Coliseum and runs to Saturday. Poultry men come from many places and claim the display will be the best yet in this region. Fanciers from states west of the Mississippi enter their finest stock, including a model chicken farm stocked with thoroughbred birds.
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St. Louis
Missouri State Poultry Association
Mississippi River
Relief for chest inflammation with horehound syrup offer
The ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup to ease chest tightness from lung inflammation. It credits a free Herrick's Red Popper Porous Plaster with each bottle to draw out inflammation. Sold by all druggists as a cold cure accessory.
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Ballard
Herrick
Innes
Turkish troops reach Suez Canal amid desert engagements
Constantinople reports Turkish forces have reached the Suez Canal after fighting near Katas and Teatebe, about thirty miles east. Many Knelsel officers and soldiers were captured, a Maelish camel troop and Egyptian police surrendered, while a broader plan to escape is noted.
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Constantinople
Navy
Suez Canal
Katas
Teatebe
Situation Unchanged in Western Arena Berlin Report
Berlin reports the western front remains unchanged with ongoing fighting in Poland and a struggle near Lody, as of the Sunday official summary dated November 23.
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Berlin
Poland
Lody
Russian forces face shortages in artillery and rifles
Military authorities report the Russians lack sufficient artillery and rifles as German and allied efforts influence the potential outcome of the broader campaign. The article hints the Hueghting at Pola and related battles may shape the overall war trajectory.
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Bertin
Papets
Pola
German Bombardment Worsens Frontline Struggle
Paris reports that many important buildings in Ypres were burned as German shells pounded the town. Intense fighting continued in the Ardennes with the French repelling repeated German assaults, while Rheims and Soissons endured heavy bombardment.
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Paris
Ypres
Arsenne
Rheims
Soissons
Consul Urges German Boycott Across America
German Consul Von Schack urges Germans in the United States to boycott goods produced by nations hostile to Germany amid wartime tensions.
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San Francisco
Calif
von Schack
America
Germany
Railroads and government plan to guide immigrants to farms
Chicago reports that railroads including Norfolk and Western and Atchison plan to funnel millions of European immigrants to the United States into rural areas after the war. The government and railroad groups will use post offices and immigration officials to match workers with farm opportunities while steering newcomers away from cities. Chicago and New York host the largest foreign-born populations as Philadelphia Boston and Cleveland follow.
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Chicago
America
Norfolk and Western
Virginia
Atchison and Great Northern
James J. Will
United States
Railroad Developpment Association
Governmentcheme
Department of Agricuulture
Immigration
Post. Office Department
Post Office Department
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Pall River
New England
Forest fires slow traffic across Arkansas after smoke blackout
Little Rock Arkansas November 2 nine counties ordered to drive slowly due to smoke from forest fires. One train wreck with one death reported and another man killed by a train at a crossing near Helena.
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Little
Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Helena
Probing Patrick's Pardon in Rice Murder Case
New York District Attorney Whitman continues to investigate the pardon of Albert LT Patrick, who was convicted in the murder of William Marsh Rice, the Texas millionaire. The case remains a notable legal matter in late November.
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New York
Whitman
Albert LT. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Cotton futures rise on December contract gains
December cotton futures climbed to 7.31 a bale, an overall advance of 25 to 50 cents per bale as trading extended.
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New York
Schooner Ashore Off Long Island Sparks Rescue Bid
A large schooner ran ashore on Long Island and the Sivers are working to rescue the crew as of November 23 in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Island
Sivers
How to Teach Aliens Is Topic at Albany Convention
Albany New York November 23 The problem of educating the immigrant in America will be the topic at the New York State Teachers Association convention opening here tomorrow The session will be devoted entirely to the subject with officials saying the work is hardly begun Albert Shields former Superintendent of evening schools in New York City will preside.
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Albany
N. Y
America
New York State Teachers Association
Morrow
Albert Shields
New York City
Florida canal men meet in Stuart assembly
The East Coast Canal Association held its annual meeting in Stuart Florida with many prominent Floridians discussing the association’s proposed work and future projects along the coast.
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Florida
Remarkable Cure of Croup by Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs J B Cook of Indiana Pennsylvania recalls last winter when her child suffered croup. She says a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy saved his life, cutting phlegm and easing coughing spells. The remedy is sold by all dealers.
Real Estate Transfers Filed With County Clerk
Manue l T Medellin and wife transfer lot No 1 block 50 W D to Maria V de Garcia for 108 dollars. Miss Kate Tarver transfers lot No 67 block 131 23 W D to R A Millar and wife for 2500 dollars.
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Manuel T. Medellin
Maria V. de Garcia
W. D. Consideration
Kate Tarver
R. A. Millar
W. D . Consideration
Railways urged to aid displaced farmers postwar
The Railway Development Association proposal, inspired by a Belgium commission study, urges railroads to aid incoming foreign born immigrants by donating or selling farmland along rights of way. The plan envisions easy terms and long payment periods to prevent urban congestion and support settlement.
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Railway Development Association
Belgium
F. H. la Baume
Railway Organization
Iso
Times Daily Observes Daily Opportunities Policy
The Times offers daily opportunities for readers at a subscription rate of 68 cents per month.
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the Times
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