THE NEW REVOLT IN MEXICO RIVALED VILLA CARRANZA TENSIONS
Friday's Daily reports a widening split between Venustiano Carranza and Pancho Villa. Vill a declares war on Carranza with Sonora Zacatecas and parts of Coahuila backing him while Carranza forces regroup from the capital toward Chihuahua. Encouraging reports of revolts spread as Villa sends arms money and troops while Carranza moves to defend Monterey and Vera Cruz.
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Carranza
Sonora
Zacatecas
Coahuila
Chihuahua
Matamoros
Monterey
Tamaulipas
Maytorena
Felipe Angeles
Juarez
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico City
Not a Pleasure Trip
The Turkish ambassador speaks on a busy shopping morning as Mrs Exe declares she has no time to listen. Exe notes plans to buy items downtown while awaiting a decision. Boston Transcript reports a brief exchange amid errands.
Timeline highlights from history events
A sequence of historical dates and events is listed, including Ethan Allen’s capture, Harvard’s Joseph Willard's death, Napoleon’s campaign moves, Fremont reaching the Columbia, Lucknow relief, the Paris siege, the Mountmorres murder, a South Dakota constitutional convention, Aberdeen University anniversary, and the Hudson Fulton celebration.
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Ethan Allen
Montreal
Joseph Willard
Harvard College
Bonaparte
Paris
Prussia
Fremont
Columbia River
Oregon
Havelock
Lucknow
Soux Falls
South Dakota
Aberdeen Univer
Bishop Wilbur P Thirkield’s 60th Birthday Observed
Rev Wilbur P Thirkield born September 25 1854 in Franklin Ohio. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan University and Boston University before ordination in 1881. He built Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta and later led Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society and Howard University before becoming a bishop in 1912.
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Wilbur P. Thirkield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin
Ohio
Ohio Westleyan University
Boston University
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Gammon Theological Seminary
Foworth League
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Edication Society
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Mrs Gallagher Praises Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs M Gallagher of Geneva New York reports over a year of acute indigestion and constipation. After trying many remedies she found Chamberlains Tablets, used two bottles, and soon could eat heartily with no ill effects. Sold by all dealers Adv.
Queen Mother Emme Of Holland Rebuffs Visitor
A London Mirror tale recalls Emme, renowned queen mother of the Netherlands, who during regency faced a bold claim from a strikingly brief visitor. She declines admission, noting she is not dressed, while hinting the caller may be the young future queen Wilhelmina.
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Emme
The
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Ekmma
Holland
London
The Tables Turned Ilansi Escape to France
Ilansi an Alsatian caricaturist once arrested by Germans for pro French views fled to France to join a French regiment as interpreter. The German officer who captured him was brought before him and complained of treatment. Ilansi replied it was better than what he gave him at Colmar.
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Ilansi
France
Hansi
Colmar
New York Evening Sun
General Trevisio Hosts U S Officers in Fort McIntosh Visit
Brig. Gen. Robert Evans and aides accompanied by Mon telem consul guests met veteran Mexican leader General Trevisio at the Gongora home. They toured Fort McIntosh and the Ninth Infantry Camp, where the band played El Himno Nacional and La Golondrina in his honor.
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Robert K. Evans
T. A. Robertson
Monted
Wilkins
Mony
Gongora
Geronimo Trevisio
Mexico
Nuevo Leon
Geengora
Evans
Trevis
Fort McIntosh
Ninth Infantry
Ninth Infantry Band
el Himno Nacional
General Trevisio
Auto
Release of Mexican Prisoners At Ninth Infantry Camp
The twenty Mexican military prisoners held at the Ninth Infantry Camp since last March will be released this afternoon. The war department agreed to surrender all Mexican military prisoners to the Carranza government after negotiations. An escort of Ninth Infantry soldiers will accompany the prisoners from the boundary monument at Nuevo Laredo starting around 4 o'clock.
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Ninth Infantry
Zapata
Guerrero
Wneral Guardiola
War Department
Carranza
Presidio
Ojinaga
Fort Bliss
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Boundary Monument
Times
Evans
Mexico Trade Slumps Due to Car Shortages at Laredo
Imports from Mexico are light and exports slim as freight cars are scarce. The Constitutionalist Lines cannot meet shipment demand, and roads into Laredo hesitate to cross cars to the Mexican side until the car shortage is resolved.
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Mexico
Laredo
Beauty Parlor Hydrovacuum Facial Treatment Ad
An advertisement touts a hydrovacuum facial treatment for black heads and pimples offered at Room 7 in the Richter Building with phone number 263. The note is dated July 21 and appears as a small classified item.
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Richter Building
Phore
Ninth Infantry Band Delights Laredo Audience on Martin Plaza
A large crowd braved a chilly northern wind to hear the Ninth Infantry Band last night on Martin Plaza. The program featured a moving rendition of The Holy City by the baritone and cornet with full band accompaniment, drawing praise from residents especially the ladies gathered near the bandstand.
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Martin Plaza
Ninth Infantry
Holy City
Laredo
Chamberlains Liniment advertised for rheumatism and aches
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment as effective for muscle pain rheumatism semitica lumbago and lame backs. It notes strong patient results and states it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Nuevo Laredo Watches Split Amid Villa Carranza Rift
Report from Nuevo Laredo notes both Villa and Carranza adherents in town. Locals remain quiet though tensions rise as Mexico’s civil war fractures back on the battlefield. Observers doubt a quick reconciliation and await further developments.
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Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Nuevo Laredo
Remedy Praised for Cholera Diarrhoea by Indiana Resident
Mrs C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana credits Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping a serious summer complaint after one dose. The ad notes the remedy has been for sale by all dealers for years.
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Chamberlain
C. W. Florence
Rockfield
Ind
Secret orders delay Vera Cruz troop withdrawals
Secretary of War Garrison ordered General Funston to stop preparations for pulling American troops from Vera Cruz within ten days. He cited delays in transferring customs house funds as the reason and noted no discussion with President Wilson about Villa's revolt impact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of War Garrison
Funston
Vera Cruz
Carrison
Gans
Wilson
Garrison
Villa
Emperor William Suffering From Severe Cold Intrenches
Reports from Geneva say Emperor William is ailing with a severe cold after trench fighting before Werdum. At Ostend a Zeppelin dropped three bombs with one near the railway station creating a large crater and fire.
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Geneva
William
Werdurn
Ostend
Offer For Cotton In Goods At Hebbronville
Offer to pay nine cents for good cotton in stock at F. C. B. Hebbronville. Payment in goods only, including Studebaker wagons and buggies, windmills, pipe, casing, saddles, harness, automobiles and auto supplies, farming implements and quality work. Male Oscar Thompson, Hebbronville, Texas.
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F. C. B. Hebbronville
Studebaker
Bryan Takes Vacation
Secretary of State Bryan returns to Asheville North Carolina for an indefinite vacation, resuming duties later as circumstances allow.
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Bryan
Asheville
Need of Raising Less Cotton Sparked in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City on September 21, Associated Press reports a debate on reducing cotton cultivation in favor of other crops. Residents recall C. Renfro of the state Board of Agriculture stating farmers are ready to grow twenty other staples beyond cotton after his lecture tour in eastern Oklahoma counties.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
C. Renfro
Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Renfro
Texas Short Line Mileage Table Issued by Texas Tariff Bureau
The Texas Tariff Bureau, led by Fonda, announced a short line mileage table to determine short distances between Texas points. The data, three years in the making, aims to provide an economical tool for thousands of Texas shippers.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Tariff Bureau
Railroads of
Fonda
No Reward for Deserters Mentioned at Galveston
Galveston Texas reports no reward would be offered for deserters from the navy as changes to policy were noted. Formerly the navy offered ten dollars per deserter for return, but Secretary Daniels outlined resent changes reflecting reduced compensation and duty as motivations.
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Galveston
Tex
Navy
Daniels
Visual Riddle of Grandfather’s Face Puzzles James
A reader relays a quirky scene from the Chicago Herald where James questions an old gentleman about his appearance. The exchange highlights admiration and confusion as the elder studies a portrait like a grandparent’s face.
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Jurges
Janes
James
Chicago Herald
Carnegie Says Kaiser Not Responsible For War
Andrew Carnegie traveling from Europe last week told Associated Press editors that Kaiser Wilhelm was not responsible for the European war. He blamed the outbreak on the Kaiser’s yacht trip in the North Sea and added that real peace lovers did not want the war to end now, calling it "but an armed truce."
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Associated Press
New York
Andrew
Negie
Carnegie
Kaiser
North Sea
Friends of Peace
Premier of Toronto Dies in City
Sir James Whitney, premier of Toronto, died here today in Toronto Canada.
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Toronto
Ly Associated Press
Canada
James Whitney
Wilson declines New Jersey endorsement for second term
Washington September 25. It was announced this morning that President Wilson has declined to permit the New Jersey Democrats to endorse him for a second term.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
Moers predicts longer session for House agenda
Chairman Moers of the rules committee said the House program would keep lawmakers in session for at least a month to advance the legislative agenda.
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Associated Press
Washington
Moers
Rules Committee Today
House
Renere
Monty Iano
Alumni plan to insure lives for university endowment
Former students of Taxi Christian University in Fort Worth Texas launch an insurance program to benefit the alma mater with life policies. The aim is to write about $100000 in new policies within the next six months.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Taxi
Christian University
University Alumni Association
Cuming
Birthday offering planned for Juliette Fowler Orphans Home
The Christian Sunday School marks its birthday by each member bringing pennies equal to their age in birthdays. The collection supports the Juliette Fowler Orphans Home in Dallas. Congregation members are invited to participate by bringing or sending offerings quoting a Bible verse.
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Christian Sunday School
Juliette Fowler
Dallas
Street lights dimmed as public panics spread
Authorities scrambled to restore order as street lights failed and crowds grew anxious across the area. Officials urged calm while investigators searched for causes behind the widespread outage and disturbances.
Germans Admit Heavy Losses at Werdum Battle
Paris dispatch states that German and Austrian artillery suffered about 1 000 killed and 16 000 wounded at the Battle of Werdum with many dying on the field for lack of care. Rome reports unofficially that Italy banned aerial navigation over its territory. Berlin notes minor engagements in the western theatre with no significant developments and no news from Belgium or the eastern fighting.
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London
Exeh
Peronne
Loraine
von Kluck
Vendun
Metz
Verdun
Paris
Berlin
Belgium
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