Villa as Mexican bandit not revolutionary leader says critic
The piece argues Villa remains a roving bandit not a legitimate Mexican revolutionary, noting Durango talks do not reflect the broader movement. It warns against recognizing belligerency and condemns Villa as driven by personal vendetta and greed. It contrasts real revolutionaries with Villa’s thefts and asserts many Mexicans would reject his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacho Villa
Villa
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Junta de Gobernacion
Durango
Melix Diaz
Carrancista
Carranza
Deport Her and Send Fermima Goldman Abroad
The article labels Fermima Goldman as a longtime symbol of riot and anti government activity. It notes her past opposition to the draft and ties to American anarchists Rosa Luxemburg is mentioned as a comparison. With her release from prison, it argues for deportation under existing double conviction rules to remove a perceived dangerous firebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Luxemburg
Deserved Promotion for Western Union Official in Laredo
W U announces promotion of a longtime Western Union operator in Laredo to a testing post in the general offices of Palisa. He will depart for his new duty after October, as Mr Scotherne succeeds him as local manager. Friends in Laredo commend his four years of service and wish him success.
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Welly
Telegrina
Tnt
So Wonard
Signal Corps
Stites Army
Hrigger
Western Union General
Palisa
Miro Bhelf
Jolcent Minkager
Western Union
Scotherne
Linreda
Dallas
Viel
Cncy
Laredo
Hit
Tin
Midel
Holt
Ollieiad Gow
Two Men Apprehended By Monaghan And Didieu
Two men identified as an ex convict and an escaped demented man from San Antonio were captured this forenoon in Laredo by immigration inspectors Mongehian and Dr Glen. They were detained at the immigration detention and later turned over to the department of justice. One man was the ex convict. the other is son of a minister who had been confined at the Lunatic asylum in San Antonio after an escape last Wednesday. They will likely be sent back to San Antonio tonight.
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Czolgrosz
McKinley
Russia
Emma Goldman
Elty
San Antonio
John Nnderson
Cloud Show
San Antorno
Laredo
Dirvis
Mongehian
Dr. Glen
Department of Justice
Otter
Tunatic
Laredo Farmers Shift From Cotton to Bermuda Onion Crops
Laredo farmers plan to sow onion seed in seedbeds and transplant in December after cotton harvest. Stalks will be plowed under to enrich soil for next crop as Hermuda onions attract growing acreage. Last season’s onion exports totaled about 1 100 carloads despite weather setbacks, with prices strong. Projections suggest the Jredo area onion crop could nearly double last season’s output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edo
Laredo
Bermuda
Jaredo
Soewson
Rio Grande Patrols Earned a Medal for Help
For ten days city officers kept watch along the riverfront to deter smugglers and alcohol traffic across the Rio Grande. Despite dangers and thirsting smugglers, no crossing was attempted as the river ran high.
Cardul praised as a cure for womanly troubles in Tennessee ad
Mrs J B Gadd of Hixson Tennessee testifies Cardul cured her left side pain and sleeplessness after years of suffering. The testimonial claims relief from headaches backaches nervousness and fatigue and urges others to try Cardul as a female tonic available from druggists.
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Cardul
Local births and city notices mix with plays and imports
A baby boy was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Antonio R Rodriguez at home with mother and child doing well. The Royal featured Bessie Barriscale in Her Purchase Price a drama about an Arabian desert rebirth and rightful royal status. Strand showed This Hero Stuff a comedy drama starring William Russell. Mexico imports passed through Laredo including ixile sesame seed rope gine and oil. Thirty seventh Infantry Band reports no concerts in two weeks due to many discharges. Tomorrow at 8 pm in the Presbyterian Church Key co of Wharton missionary to Africa will speak and show native products. Marriage license issued yesterday to Roy Carl Guinn and Erin Lavella Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio R. Rodriguez
the Royal
Bessie Barriscale
William Russell
Mexico
Laredo
Ixile
Thirty Seventh Infantry
Thirty Seventh Infantry Band
Key
Wharton
Africa
Presbyterian Church
Roy Carl Guinn
Erin Lavella Wood
New Island Forms In Rio Grande After Major Floods
The Rio Grande rise creates a new island near the main island, shortening the western edge and narrowing the southern section. A channel cuts through the center, leaving a small shore on the Mexican side and leaving many willows on the main island unaffected. Flood heights reached 33 feet and 30 feet in rapid succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Texas
New Island
Rio Grandelos
Remains of Van Anderson Arrive From Mexico
Remains of Van Anderson, a young man well known in Laredo, arrived here from San Luis Potosi after passing away September 20 from pneumonia. He was the son of Anderson and was engaged in business in this section. Ernest and Sam Anderson arrived yesterday from Mexico. the remains were met in Potosi before being taken to Carrizo for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
San Luis Potosi
Fern
van Anderson
O & Anderson
Ernest
Sam
Potosi
Mexico
Tampico
Ernest Anderson
Carrizo
Army forces capture 5000 prisoners and 850 guns in Palestine
Fragmentary report notes an army advancing in Palestine taking 5000 prisoners and 850 firearms. The chaotic text mentions Hindenburg line, United States forces, towns and 18 000 prisoners, with unrelated lines about soap bubbles and warm air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Cambreakian
Hindenburg Line
United States
Provisions Rush to Storm Struck Corpus Christi Area
Trainloads of government and relief goods moved through Laredo on detoured routes as drought and washouts hampered other lines. The Texas-Mexican Railway coordinated rapid delivery to storm victims along the Corpus Christi and Brownsville coast, aiding homeseekers and the homeless with prioritized shipments. The carrier earned praise for rushing life sustaining supplies and enabling relief trains to reach coastal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Kansas City
Mission
Rio Grande Valley
I & GN
Texas-Mexican Ry Co
Corpus
Burede
Corpims Cheisti
Long-ago notices mix wars dates and society calls
Fragmentary items include dates of battles and treaties, notes on topographical work by Abert, and social notices from The Times. It mentions Roosevelt at a New York convention, a Paris airplane scene, and various church and society events with family travel and relocations.
Emma Goldman Faces Deportation After Missouri Release
Emma Goldman, a famed anarchist long active in the United States, likely faces deportation after her release from the Missouri penitentiary where she served a two year sentence for conspiring to defeat the draft law. Born in East Prussia as a Russian Jewish immigrant, she rose to prominence with provocative speeches in Chicago and has endured multiple arrests throughout decades of activism.
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Emma Goldman
Missouri
Konitribers
East Prussia
United States
Havinnrhel Piats
Todays Birthdays Lethe SP Pem Br 27
A brief birthday note lists Lethe and Pem Br turning 27 today. No further details available.
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SP Pem BR
Prominent Officials Mark Years Since Birth Anniversaries
Roag W. Long born in Warsaw Indiana 45 years ago today becomes United States Minister to China. Willian Presley Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick born in Sussex nine years ago today. Frederick J. Kinschan ex bishop of Delaware born Warren Ohio 61 years ago today. Martin H. Givnn ex governor of New York born Winderhook New York US years ago today. Thomas J. Hubey congressman from Missouri born Lebanon Missouri 57 years ago today.
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Roag W. Long
United States
China
Warsaw
Ind
Willian Presley
New Trunswick
Sussex
Frederick J. Kinschan
Ad Dapicopal
Delaware
Warren
Ohio
Martin H. Givnn
New York
Winderhook
N .Y
Thomas JL. Hubey
Congress
Missouri
Lebanon
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
A brief ad notes ongoing daily access to opportunities in THE TIMES newspaper with a price of 0c per month.
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the Times
Critics Reply On Mexico Article and Immigrant Sentiment
A New York City letter to the Herald criticizes a piece about Caruso traveling to Mexico, alleging anti American bias and arguing that Mexicans possess musical education and talent. The writers Mone and Guzca condemn perceived American hypocrisy and threaten further illustration of their point in a forthcoming epistle dated Sept 20, 1919.
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New York Herald
the Herald
Caruso Agors
Mexico
New York
Adelina Patti
Italy
Ana
Angela Peralta
Mone & Guzca
New York City
Lightful social meeting and Laredo High School clubs
Yesterday at the home of Mrs Alfred Poggenpohl a social gathering featured chocolate and cake with guests including Evelyn Kerr Doris Wilson Dorothy Wilson Mlingr Morrow Gladys Sauvignet Mitte May Neindorf Josephine Thitches Leonard Irnat Nellie Wood Newpte MacDonald Anne Messinney Mary Condren Helen Dixon Nellie Netzer Mollie Swartzman Bess Bryant Margaret Wid and others. The Laredo High School held its first meeting of the year establishing two literary clubs and one athletic club with committees to work with the faculty to plan organization to join the Inter Scholastic League of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Poggenpohl
Evelyn Kerr
Doris
Dorothy Wilson
Mlingr Morrow
Gladys Sauvignet
Mitte May Neindorf
Josephine
Leonard Thitches
Leonard Irnat
Nellie Wood
Newpte — MacDonald
Anne Messinney
Mary Condren
Helen Dixon
Nellie Netzer
Mollie Swartzman
Bess Bryant
Margaret Wid
Laredo High School
Colbern Woman In Critical Condition After Birth
Mrs Colbern wife of Lieut Colbern and daughter of Dr and Mrs Hall welcomed a daughter last Sunday. She remained critically ill at the home of two parents in this city with no report of heat improvement this afternoon.
Diarrhoea Remedy for Children Suggested
For diarrhoea in children one year old or older use Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with a dose of castor oil. Keep it ready and give at the first sign of looseness of the bowels.
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Chamberlain
From Here and There Factoids on Hair and Muscles
A brief compilation notes that human hair grows faster in summer than winter and that shaving whiskers is a sign of mourning among the Hindus. It also states the human body contains five hundred seventy seven muscles.
Impregnable Will Draws Scrutiny In Courtroom Skit
A fragment notes a sharp remark about a will crafted to favor a favored lawyer while directing the other half to Smith's children. The line suggests distrust of the setup as observers call the plan foxy and legally risky in the countryside setting.
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Smith
Patent Remedy Advertised for Bilious Stomach Trouble
A testimonial from Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio attests that after suffering biliousness and stomach distress two years ago she tried Chamberlain's Tablets and improved rapidly.
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Chamber- Inti
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
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Didievu
Stein
Hixson
Cardus
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Violet S. Oberfeldt
Teei
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Abert
U.S
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Chicago
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Tokio
Japan
Horn
Forian Isles
Leto
Roosevelt
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Firat
Paris
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Uzsok
Flanary
Champagne
Wii
The
Soldiers Club
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Thaison
Houston Street
CT Wharton
Alfred Porgenpohl
Woman's Club
Theodosia
Mitchell Kennerley
Walter “A. Craig
Louisiana
Mr. Craig
A.O. Dannelley and
Thomas
Fared
Pannelley
San Francisco
Tinion
Dioginelley and Son
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M.P. Cullinan
Frank Cullinan
A. F. Adams
Spartanbore
S. C
Stanley Copeland
Danetters
Mariaret
Huei
California
S. So. Wilcox
Baby Datehter
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Tee Te Ee
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