Rebels Capture Mazatlan Seaport in Sinalogy
Rebels captured Mazatlan, a key seaport in Sinalogy, after taking Guliacan and pressuring federal forces. The assault used artillery, shattered buildings, and benefited from the garrison's thinning defenses as federal troops moved to defend Guaymas, marking the rebels’ first seaport victory.
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Gédcoast
Sinalogy
Carranza
Romé
Guliacan
Culiacan
Mazatlan
Guaymas
Algo
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Voter Fraud Claims Rise From Paris Election
A Paris election report accuses the Democratic party of vote buying during the single highway commissioner ballot held last week. Alleged details include payments to voters, with female supporters said to reduce prices, and an official accused of assisting in securing votes at polling sites.
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Paris
Paris Heacon
Shorty Hastings
Shorty
York
New York Fashions Preview How To Dress For Lasting Style
Lucy Carter surveys spring trends with understated elegance. Hair favors natural shapes with front locks concealing the ears while hats grow smaller and black as the rule Paris mirrors. Sailors resemble derbies with moire trimming and soft crowns. Turbans in hemp show helmet effects and feather accents. Breton cap returns with roomy capes and jet details. Blouses feature full tafetta and chiffon fabrics with broad back yokes. Net blouses with pearl buttons and heavy tulle draperies appear. Plaids and ribbons dominate, with Roman ribbon and muted hues preferred.
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Paris
Lucy Carter
Local notices mix in death and moving items from Banner Times
Lewis Cochanour dies at about 63 in Vovay Park. Jesse Dehl's family mourns a 14 month old daughter. Irma Dibble arrives to tend father Postmaster Lee. Russell Brown family visits J W Brown. Emrich family moves west Dier street. Miller moves to his farm. Donner and family relocate to Colfax. Marion Bartio and wife return from Kansas City for aunt’s funeral near Martinsville. A local quip notes value of a dollar and paper napkins inked for humor.
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Emrich
D. B. Miller
West Dier Atraet
Miller
Donner
Lord Asiley
Colfax
Iil
Marion
Bartiow
Kansas City
Martinsville
Cosmopolitan Agency seeks local subscription agents
Advertises for active men or women to handle Cosmopolitan and Hearst magazines plus Motor and Boating subscriptions. Offers generous cash commissions and monthly salary based on work, possible part or full time, with many reps earning around 5000 dollars annually. Written details to Charles Schwer at The Cosmopolitan Agency Bureau 119 W 40th St New York City.
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Good” Housekeeping
Hearst's Magazine
Harper’s Bazar
Charles €. Schwer
Cosmopolitan Agency
New York City
Jailless Past in Robinson and 1846 Poison Case
Fifty years ago Robinson lacked a jail and used a dwelling loft for confined prisoners. Mrs Reed, accused of poisoning her husband in 1846, was kept in the loft with a trace chain after Palestine jail fire nearly cost her life. Sheriff Leonard W. Cullom moved her to Lawrence county for trial. Electric Bitters touted as a liver and kidney remedy with success stories.
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Robinson Argus
Leonard W. Cullom
Palestine
Cullom
Abe Martin Echoes Simple Pride and Frugal Times
Humorous Abe Martin quips about old fashioned pride and frugal living in a community where daily life and wages feel scarce. The column reflects small town values and gentle nostalgia for simpler days.
Few Men Remain Cool When Encountering a Frost
A terse observation notes that only a select group can stay composed facing cold conditions. The remark hints at resilience and stoicism amid harsh winter elements.
King of All Laxatives Promoted in Local Ad
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls Dr King’s New Life Pills the king of all laxatives. He says they are a blessing to his family and he always keeps a box at home. 25c at City Drug Store.
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Paul Mathulka
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N. Y
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City Drug Store
Patronize Home Industry Please Local Merchants First
Local merchants urge residents to shop nearby by promising equal or better goods at lower or comparable prices. They claim visiting out of town stores wastes time, money, and leads to disappointment.
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