Space of 24 Hours Claims on Vitalitas Remedy
An advertisement from Tyile & Kenning of Fort Worth Texas touts Vilas Vitalitas as a miraculous earth sourced tonic and ointment. The copy alleges rapid cures for indigestion rheumatism nervous debility and various bodily complaints and invites readers to contact Wagner's frag plate at 407 1% Houoten for orders.
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Vitalitas
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Kenning
Tyile & Kenning
FL Worth
Texas
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Haring
Tig
Vilas
Wagner
Political appeals amid mixed messages in early union addresses
In Boston, a public speech by B. Sayre urged alumni support for national measures. The address referenced wartime unity, opposition to violence, and the need to rally public opinion without partisan bias while noting concerns about republican consolidation and foreign influence.
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Neols
Boston
Maes
Arts
Trantis B. Sayre
Wisou
WI Hama
Garfield
Atconye Wablic
Pinion
Heesakk
Mom Foo
South Amertown
Prisoner Removal Ends Ancient Vera Cruz Fortress Era
Reports say Rear Admiral Plethera decktonst announced the removal of all 408 prisoners from the Fortress of Sa Fut, the long run prison in Vera Cruz. After inspection by Commander Stickney and Mexican authorities, 290 prisoners were freed or moved, marking a shift to civilian governance and restored security as American forces aid relief and stabilize the city.
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Plethhera
Gee
Stickney
Hine Port
Gye Harbor
Thare
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Madero
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Hik
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Arlee
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Mexico City
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Puere
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Stous
Vlnalog
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Clong
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Jonning
Plata
Mexico
Ravisa
San Jban de Tmloa
Vera Cruz
Observera
Huerta
Washington
Vern Cees
Basigee
South Dakota
Sirol
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Io ix
Toen
White House
Deniels
Labina Cruz
Howard
Pacific
Syquirles
Secretary of the Navy
Mentaulliy
Arsa
Anlina Cruz
Manzanilla
Amira Ilowari
Manzanita
Shawes
Boris Belon
Amosig
Canadas
State Department
Vora #2
Aky
Alvarads Sunatiirction Company
Tittahure
Mocinena
Oaxucu
Eugene Kulges
Yorktown
Tex
Aerivedt
Oaxaca
Armistice in Mexico Next Move in Mediation Talks
Mediation efforts advance as envoys from Argentina Brazil and Chile seek a peaceful solution between Mexico and the United States. Carranza accepts the offer in principle while internal strife in Mexico remains unaddressed.
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Mexico
Carranza Receives Good Offices Note On Mexico Crisis
Reports from Chihuahua say General Carranza, chief of the revolution, accepted in principle Argentina Brazil and Chile offer to extend good offices to Mexico and the United States. The note from Washington spokesmen urged peaceful settlement of the dispute and avoiding further clashes. Carranza replied with thanks and stated willingness to cooperate through the mediators.
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Brasil
Chile
Washington
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oWe
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
United States
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Carranza
Revolu- Hun
Amentina
Embargo Orders Hit Arizona Mining Camps Hard
April W notes embargo on shipments abroad affecting Mexican residents near the Sonora mining camps. The order lists restricted goods including explosives and food items, sending workers from mining properties into uncertainty. Local officials say the action could close camps and worsen unemployment as exporters suspend operations.
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Ariz
Queens House
Erdauy
Sonorn
Elosiis
Bruin
Mexican Government Faces Revolution Amid Rising Tensions
A dispatch from Mexico City dated April 28 reports that a brief tilt of mediation in the Americas faded, leaving Mexico nervously preparing for possible conflict with the United States. Huerta vows to fight to the end as federal troops are mobilized. British residents flee while others fear renewed unrest.
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Agri 90
Mexico City
Tetegras
United States
Rongiativa
Iix
Supremea Defense
Huerta
the Times
Paris Temps Sees Hope for Huerta in Mettignon
Paris newspaper Temps argues Huerta may withdraw with Nobler sacrifice for salvation of Mexico. It notes mediation by South American republics and Latin America seeking self rule and destiny through peaceful settlement.
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Huerta
Paris
Mexico
Sok
Latin-America
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Paelfte
Army aviators march to Galveston for Mexico scouting
Galveston port sees Army aviators under Lt Foulois arrive by special train from San Diego en route to Ver Cruz. The unit, with 41 medics and three biplanes, to remain at Port Crockett before airlift to Mexico. Nearby, cruiser relief ships discharge refugees amid storms.
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Army
Lieutmant Foulofs
San Diego
Cal
Mexico
Ver Cruz
Forjolz
Port Crockett
Vera Crux
Tamwer
Tower Harbor
Deserters Report From Nuevo Laredo Front
Reports from the front describe Federal deserters fleeing Nuevo Laredo after raids. Volunteers and refugees evacuated toward Lampweus and Monclava while fears of renewed clashes persisted.
San Antonio To House U S Supply Depot Invasion Scenario
The article states a major quartermaster planned a large shipment of supplies to San Antonio from northern markets and depots for a possible U S rail and land ingress into Mexico. It notes warehouses may be secured, storage decisions pending future needs, and merchants report stock adequate for rapid orders.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Nobert A. Rolfe
Fort Sam Mouston
Hoa Tern
War Department
Norther
Busters
Aguinat
Joly
Gusrlermaater Oftilain
Uratar
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Polot
Yaqui Indians Offer Aid to American Forces at Border
Relay of a Yaqui courier message claims 1260 or more Indians deserted the Constitutionalist side near Guaymas and seek to join U S troops, praising the treatment received in Mexico and awaiting Americans to advance. The report notes Yaqui fighters’ terror with bows and arrows, now armed with modern arms. In Atlanta, Georgia, women endorse President Wilson’s policy in Unions and civic groups.
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Sallitla
Nogales
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Ney
Mexico
Indiana
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Vesterfing
United States
Te Court
Porder Alley
Sven Ax.neés
Vera Crus
Egg
Wonen
Atlanta
Wilson
Bexleaves
Georgia Federation
Dorothy Blount Tamas
Gonr
Uniteq Dnventers
Confecerner
Bik
Pais
Wealthiest Young Man in World Weds Wealthiest Young Man
Fragmentary notice reports a high society wedding involving the wealthiest young men, tracing lineage to colonial figures and prominent families. The piece mentions the Huntington and Thuntinate lines, connections to Robert P Huntington and Samuel Montings, and ties to notable ancestors.
Astor Heiress Wedding Ties Family Roots to Scotland
Tad Dinsmore attended a wedding where family origins from Scotland were noted as settling in New England in the 18th century. Vincent Astor, soon to be 28, belongs to the vast Astor estate and was seen at Huntington residence. The ceremony and gifts remained largely undisclosed by the Huntington estate.
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Scotland
New England
Vincent Astor
Astor
Huntington
Mrs. Astor
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