Prisoners to be surrendered at boundary tomorrow
General Robert K. Evans commands the Ninth Infantry to surrender twenty Mexican constitutionalist prisoners held at the camp. The release will occur after a one hour notice to the Nuevo Laredo commander, with an escort to the boundary monument before liberty. Mexican forces are expected to arrest them at the border.
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T ‘Eral
Robert K. Evans
Ninth Infantry
Ued
Wash
United States
Guerrero
Nuevo Laredo
Ley
Boundary Monument
Mexi Comn
Band Concert This Evening on Martin Plaza
The Ninth Infantry Band performs at Martin Plaza starting 8:30 pm. Program includes Colonel Roosevelt march, Over ture tunes, Count of Luxembourg waltz, Robin Hood selection, Hungarian Rag, He's a Devil in His Own Town, The Holy City, Snyder's Hits, Dream Picture, Reminiscences of Scotland and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Kives
Martin Plaza
Tnrantry
Colonel Roosevelt
Farrar
Keler
Lehar
Robin Hood
DeKoven
Twentep
Lemberg
Berlin
Holy City
Adams
Cornet
Snyder
Arr
Schulz
Scotland
New Industry Established In Laredo For Local Sausages
A San Antonio businessman, Mr Lawson, has opened a modern sausage plant in Laredo adjoining the stock pens. The venture aims to supply local retailers with sausages and wienerwurst and gradually expand to wholesale routes to San Antonio and Corpus Christi. The project pledges quality comparable to external shipments and seeks local support to ensure success.
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Laredo
San Antonio
Lawson
Corpus Christi
Request for Blue Label jellies source addressed to F M Ramsay
A 1914 Baltimore letter from Laura V Wright asks F M Ramsay of Laredo Texas for the address of the firm producing Blue Label jellies and preserves. The piece also advertises Herbine with a morning health claim and 60 cent price, sold by druggists.
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Baltimore
F. M. Ramsay
Laredo
Texas
Great Singers Must be Tobacco Wise
Carl Gantvoort leads in Robin Hood as a great singer and tobacco warning is quoted with a note about pipe use and a firm friendship with Tuxedo. The item emphasizes tobacco wisdom among performers.
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Carl Gantvoort
Robin Hood
Tuxedo
Guest listings and staff notices from the Laredo Times
Local notices list guests at area hotels including Chas Barnes of San Antonio at the Bender TV and Ayres Robertson of Monterey at the Hamilton. Other names include A L Gray of San Antonio and J M Daniel returning from St. Louis. Sworn notarization dated 1914 accompanies the roster.
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Ayres Robertson
Monterey
Hamilton
A. L. Gray
San Antonio
J. M. Daniel
St. Louis
Supt
S. W. DeWolf
Austin
A. P
Cotulla) Johnson
Customs Service
Laredo
Seth Wilcox
Carrizo Springs
Bender
H. K. Porter
Houston
T. M. Crawford
J. H. Wright
H. S. Griffin
Chicago
Chas, Barnes
Joe Blackwell
R. ©. Edwards
Thos. Grimes
Dallas
T. A. Dickson
Mexico City
Ll. Turner
Galveston
Ford Dix
San Antonio Hamilton
Frank Abbott
S. G. Biggs
Y. F. Massop
T. H
Corpus Christi
I. Parker
Elkhart
A. M. Peeler
Increased export trade with Canada eyed by Philadelphia bureau
Dudley Parlett of the Morfen Trade Bureau predicts a surge in U S exports to Canada due to wartime bans on Germany and Austria-Hungary. Canada imports from those nations total about 16 million annually and France Belgium and Russia add about 70 million. substitutes from the United States or Britain are expected, with British capacity uncertain.
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Philadelphia
Canada
Dudley Parlett
Morfen
Philadelphia Commercial Museums
Germany
Austria-Hungary
France
Belgium
Russia
Bartlett
Great Britain
United States
Special Train of Mexican Cotton Pickers Arrives
A special train carrying three hundred Mexican cotton pickers, moved from here to the Tatt ranch to gather fleecy staple. The train arrived this afternoon and the workers will scatter to their homes afterward.
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Tatt Ranch
Dan O'Conner
Thelock
Hop Postponed After Death of Captain Jackson
The regular Saturday evening hop is postponed from September 26 to October 3 due to the death of Captain Jackson of the Ninth Infantry.
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Jackson
Ninth Infantry
Geta IT Corn Cure Claims Quick Relief
A new corn treatment called GETS-IT promises instant relief by shrinking corns with two drops. It avoids tape plasters knives and razors and is advertised as the world’s best selling corn cure sold by druggists for 25 cents or via B Lawrence Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lawrencve & Co
Chicago
Revolt in Mexico and World War Fronts Reported
Villa and Carranza remain at odds as Washington says the U.S. will not delay Vera Cruz withdrawal or arms embargo if foreigners are safe. Carranza resists attack, plans a provisional government and a October 1 convention. Allied and Russian fronts update with gains, countermoves, and fuel concerns across Europe.
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Washington
Villa
Carranza
United States
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Efforts to Patch Carranza Villa Break Intensify
In Mexico City on September 24 influential parties work to heal the split between Carranza and Villa. General Pablo Gonzalez telegraphed Villa with eight reasons urging him to reconsider disavowing Carranza and to remain aligned with the first chief.
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Mexico City
Carranza-Villa
Pablo Gonzales
Villa
Carranza
Campaign Buttons Demand Support for Wilson in 1916
The Democratic National Committee floods the nation with campaign buttons urging voters to back Wilson. Buttons feature slogans such as Waterful Waiting Wins and Stand By Wilson the Man on the Job. Other designs promise War in Europe, Peace in America, God Bless Wilson and Wilson Peace and Prosperity.
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Washington, D. C
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore
Wilson
Europe
America
Offer to give author baby sparks lighthearted tale
Will N Harben, famed for The Desired Woman, admits a fondness for babies. At a Hudson dock he praises a fine infant in an Italian mother’s arms. The couple reveals nine children in eleven years, joking that Harben may take the baby. After a brief consult, the husband tells Harben the wife says he may have the child.
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Will N. Harben
Georgia
Hudson
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief
Swellings from inflammation cold fractures toothache neuralgia or rheumatism can be relieved by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment. It rubs in well over the area, eases pain reduces swelling and restores natural conditions. Prices 25 50 and 1.00 per bottle sold by all druggists.
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Ballard
The Times Daily Fad Opportunities Ad Noted
An OCR fragment notes a daily fad opportunities listing in The Times marked at 86 cents per month. The brief reference suggests a subscription or promotional rate without further details.
Court Officials Busy After Two Week Dinmitt County Session
After a two week term in Din mitt county district court at Carrizo Springs the adjournment occurred Tuesday afternoon. District Judge Mullally and District Attorney Walls with stenographer Seth Wilcox returned to Jaredo yesterday. They will go to Pearsall Monday for Frie county’s regular term to convene.
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Dinmitt County
Carrizo Springs
Mullally
Walls
Seth Wilcox
Jaredo
Pearsall
Frie County
Nightshirts and bandages shipped to Red Cross in Washington
In Corpus Christi Texas on September 24 450 nightshirts and 1500 rolled bandages were sent by ship to the Red Cross Society in Washington for Europe.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Red Cross Society
Washington
Europe
Navy censorship closed Marconi station at Siasconsett
Secretary Daniels ordered the Marconi Wireless station at Siasconsett Massachusetts closed at noon tomorrow due to the company's refusal to promise compliance with naval censorship regulations.
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Washington
Daniels
Marconi Wireless
Siasconsett
Mass
Germans Capture Varennes and Repel Allied Envelopment
A Berlin dispatch says German forces yesterday captured Varennes in the Argonne region and repelled the Allies' attempt to envelop the German right. The report cites official confirmation of the gains and the failure of the Allied maneuver.
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Associated Press
Paris
Somme
Oise
Poye
Berry-au- Rue
Isne
Stheims
Argonne
Meuse
Vosges
Nancy
Peronne
London
Berlin
Varennes
Red Cross Hospital Ship Arrives at Malmouth
The American hospital ship Red Cross arrived at Malmouth on September 24, bringing medical support and supplies.
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Malmouth
Red Cross
Pendleton Round-Up Carnival Opens With Frontier Sports
Pendleton Oregon September 24 The annual Round-Up carnival opens under favorable conditions. The city is richly decorated and hundreds of visitors arrive to enjoy the three days of hayride festivities including races roping contests and frontier sports as part of the program.
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Pendleton
Ore
Pendletons
Maine Platforms Call 54 Hour Work Week and Injury Compensation
In Maine the Progressive and Democratic parties included in their state platforms a fifty four hour bill for women and a compensation act for injured workmen.
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Maine
Madero Family Heads Toward Laredo
A special coach with Madero family members arrived in New Orleans from the East and attached to a train for San Antonio. From San Antonio they will proceed to Laredo, with a possible halt on a southward trip to Mexico depending on recent developments.
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Madero
Laredo
New Orleans
San Antonio
Mexico
Turkish ambassador Rustem Bey to depart after sharp message
The Turkish ambassador informed President Wilson he will leave the United States within a fortnight despite not altering his views. Wilson warns diplomats against interviews that could threaten U S neutrality. The envoy cited U S ships sent to Turkey and warned of a serious situation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rustem Bey
Wilson
United States
California Tops U S Mineral Output In Petroleum Share
U S Geological Survey data show California leads in western mineral production and ranks fifth by state value. In 1913 crude oil output reached 97,788,525 barrels, rising from 87,268,536 barrels in 1912, with oil valued around 45.7 million dollars. Gold production remained strong at about 987,187 fine ounces valued at 20.4 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
California
United States Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
United States
Morever
Offer For Cotton At Hebbronville In Trade Goods
A buyer offers nine cents per pound for good clean cotton F. O. B. Hebbronville. Payment to be made in stock goods including Studebaker wagons buggies windmills pipe casing saddles harness automobiles auto supplies farming implements and good work mules.
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F. O. B. Hebbronville
Studebaker
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