Carranza Sees Wilson Aid As Vera Cruz Withdrawal Signal
From Mexico City reports Carranza and his cabinet cheered President Wilson and the United States during the National holiday after news of American troops being ordered from Vera Cruz. The piece argues Carranza’s gratitude is for the withdrawal, not aid, and notes U S sympathy for the rebel movement despite setbacks. It references German plans, peace terms, and shifting European power, including Alsace Lorraine and Polish questions, with commentary on future politics and Carranza’s leadership.
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Quotes on wartime commerce and Texas politics in early 1914
A collage of editorials and snipes from Texas papers laments corn sirup price rises, hints at cotton futures, mocks political figures, and notes military moves in Vera Cruz. It references Belgium Russia and Germany and includes quips on Houston, Corpus Christi, and public sentiment amid upheaval.
Local notices of importations and ads in Laredo newspaper
A collage of small advertisements and notices lists importations from Mexico passing through port including beans calamine ixtle and miscellaneous. Items about piano lessons Laredo Preparatory School sessions start September 21 and public schools reopening. Various ads for laundry piano sales cabs fish grocery and a concert by the Aida Band plus church or military notes and a request to send printers orders to The Times.
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Victoria Street
Braves top Giants in five of six recent games
A brief sports note reports the Boston Braves winning five of six matches versus the New York Giants. The rest of the text advertises a cinema feature at the Reval Theater and documents a factory film showing car production stages.
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Germany seeks peace terms via Wilson amid war fatigue
The article argues Germany’s demand that President Wilson obtain peace terms from the allies signals dissatisfaction with the war’s progress. London’s reception of the proposal is cited as unsurprising, with Britain insisting on total defeat of Germany before any peace talks. Germany blames French militarism, while defending its own actions against Serbia and Austria.
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Return Engagement Sparks Old Stories
In a lively conversation, Flo recalls a six season reunion with Tam, while she jokes he kissed many others. The exchange centers on a longtime connection and a remembered first kiss, with playful skepticism about past affections.
Marshall P. Wilder 55th Birthday Tribute
Marshall P. Wilder, famed humorist and entertainer from Geneva New York born September 19 1854, began with a two dollar weekly office job in New York then devoted himself to entertaining. He toured London and world rounds including Japan and Australia and authored several books.
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Indigestion Relief Tale Promises Quick Comfort
Mrs. M. J. Gallagher of Geneva New York describes long standing indigestion and constipation. After trying various remedies she reports Chamberlain's Tablets gave instant relief and allows her to eat heartily with no adverse effects after two bottles. Sold by all dealers ree
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Inventor Lozano Unveils Gasoline Heater and Stove
In Laredo, Antonio Lozano, former Mexican consul, presents two new gasoline devices a compact heater and a stove using 90 percent air and 10 percent gasoline. The heater heats water to 220 degrees in ten seconds and requires no plumbing while the stove offers multiple burner configurations for cooking several items at once. Lozano plans to manufacture and market both utilities after demonstrating them here.
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Laredo
Corpus Christi
Report of the Condition of the Laredo National Bank
Bank filing a September 12 1914 statement listing loans deposits and securities. Highlights include loans 652882.51 overdrafts 11937.14 U S bonds 106000 other assets 515.65 real estate owned 158000 and deposits 17696187 with liabilities 31790 profits and capital 100000. Notary public attestation by J By Pasnacht and signatures of directors.
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FATHER M LOY ASSUMES CHARGE AT ST PETER S
Father M’ Loy has been named temporary pastor of St Peter’s church in Louredo by Bishop Nussbaum after Rev Leguyader’s resignation. Rev Mother Lecuyader is saddened by the move. parishioners hope Father McCoy McLoy will later be named permanent pastor as health prompts Leguyader to depart for a warmer climate.
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Miss Marie Calahan Opens Studio After New York Return
Miss Marie Calahan returns from New York and opens a dance studio at 1020 Salinas Ave Florrs California. She offers private lessons and group classes and invites inquiries at the studio phone.
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Swedberg Blacksmith Shop Disassociates From Fy St Bertrand
Public notice states Fy St Bertrand is no longer connected with the Swedberg blacksmith shop. C. A. Swedberg signs the notice.
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Saint Matthew the Apostle Day Observed at Christ Church
September 21 marks St Matthew memory. He was a Damascus era tax gatherer who became an Apostle and martyr. An administration of Holy Communion will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at Christ Church.
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Webb County Sheriff Sale in Laredo Texas 1914 notice
Notice of an alias execution sale in Webb County Texas on the first Tuesday in October 1914. Property of Ida Muller described as several blocks in the western and eastern divisions of Laredo will be sold for $1,013.56 plus costs to satisfy a judgment for New Orleans Acid and Fertilizer Co. The sheriff Amador Sanchez signs the notice.
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