Mexican War News Reports Looming Clash in Capital Region
dispatches from April and June warn of a potential rebel assault and state defense buildup around Chihuahua City and Sonora rail centers. Mexican federal officers push to deter incursions as forces concentrate near Pulpito and nearby passes.
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Tex
Tuares
Columba
Suchat
Mexico City
Vist
Vlash
Pulpito Muay
Mayo
Mesa Pussies
Y Retire Sparks Political Shakeup in Local Race
The article describes a push to issue a jit gr 7 ballot manifest and reports that Ygnacio Henillss, former Mesivan ambuseaitor, and Mable Gonzales prompted discussions on interim leadership. It notes official consultants downplaying the secession and signals deadlines for commissioners forms and the July election timeline.
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Meyies Cine
Anti
Ube
Severty
Ygnacio Henillss
Mesivan
Chen
Sn Ad Antezin
Stennnler
Luis Cabrera
Rats Sire
Scecea
Allo Repair
Obregonista Forces Reported Across Tamaulipas and Coasts
Fragmented dispatches describe Obregonista activity in Tamaulipas and coastal towns including San Fernando de Presas Padillas Cenitios and Quitano as rival factions rally under Garcia Lopez and others. Reports place Colonel Eugenio Lopez and battles near Victoria with Cadre loyal to Obregon. exact movements remain unclear. High-level claims of troop marches and shifting loyalties surface amid contested control.
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Wonantipas
Simul
San Ferrando- de-Presas
Padills
Cenitios
Quitano
Sic
Ubregonistas
Trower
Mar
Woonings Garcia
Eugenio Lopez
Matninditos
Luis Ceballera
Apaiuet Carranza
Bus Alka
Obie Burditas
Modesto Garcia Cavazoylas
Ciudad Victoria
Famous Contralta to Sing at Concert
Famous Contralta will headline a concert with Miss durdan and others performing ballads and folk songs. The program includes Mephistofele prologue by Haito and a closing Cavalleria Rusticana with an auxiliary orchestra conducted by Maestro Hvetor Horiux.
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Torion
Gottressmt
Wideke
Cominica
Will Mpeay
Hal
Teethayen
Mavart Swinly
Miss Durdan
Ti. T. Burl
Mozart
Battie
Haito
Ghomas
Hvetor Horiux
Che Laster Elorys
Masc Ais “Cavalleria Kustienug
Humber
Arrests and theft case tied to Mexican government funds
A report notes arrests linked to theft of 500 in Mexican government funds. Authorities recover government stamps and revolutionary documents. The case involves individuals associated with Sonora and a border region influx, with consular involvement and refugee status considerations.
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Cosme
Obituary notices honor several local residents and families
An obituary notice lists Jose Welles of Doce Weidel aged 72 and others including Abd. G. Ashtaphen, Miss A. B. Perriana, and Mrs. Wilcox of Ala, detailing services at St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery and multiple memorials. It mentions survivors across families, dates, locations such as Wallies my Wi be dele Meck and San Antonio, and plans for funeral and interment by various churches and parishes.
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Jose Welles
Doce Weidel
bin bin
Abd. G. Ashtaphen
Keenel Stress
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Herbert Manedo
AB. A. Perriana
Med
Pla
Matorday
Republicans Split Over Soldier Relief Bonus Sales Plan
Washington April 29 Republicans in the House divided into two camps over a proposed sales tax to fund soldier relief measures. Key figures from Wisconsin and North Dakota led opposition, while others backed a 1 percent sales tax with exemptions for large bakers, hotels, and certain businesses. The plan aims to raise 325 million for relief programs including land purchase and training, pending presidential approval.
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Washington
Valle
North Yateta
Wrenr
Wisconsin
Ways and Nuns Committee
Toliieep
Regioh
de Publica
Washington, D.C
Ohio Returns Show Harding’s Manager Beaten
Ohio returns from the presidential primary show Senator Harding’s campaign manager defeated in the state. Results indicate Harding leads with a substantial margin as delegates favor the senator at the Chicago convention.
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Ohio
Harding
Catchsus Unia
Harry St Daugherty
Cubventus
Eam Halpin Ingenger
Senate
Warren Arding
Py Pamic
Deloguteut
Chicago
Daugherty
William Hi
Mardin
Othiur
Merrick
Myron
Edward G. Burner
Maj
Lea Woda
Stokes Phirding
Wood
Music Illustrates Talks At Federated Clubs Convention
The convention agenda featured music and talks by notable figures including Miss Cargelin and Miss Newell, highlighting cultural topics and community engagement. Attendees from various clubs gathered, with key remarks from Mrs. Woxni and Mr. Danneh discussing local arts initiatives and convention goals.
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Mos
Steatan
Woxni
Mies Cape Kinzdus
Viky
Irregular School Club Event Details At Local High
A fragment describes a meeting of a women’s club at the Original venue after a Junior High and Main Avenue High School activities. It mentions delegates gathering during an afternoon session to conduct business before an automobile file and a planned program for visitors. The text notes a figure, Eugen McNutt, up for re election.
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Irnen Rlyo High School
Raymond Ryder
Glee Clu
Avene High School
Nonna Ouens
Myche Philes
Wavill
Taxing Non-Producing Property Seen as Cure for Stagnation
A discussion on the single tax argues that taxing nonproducing property could reduce business stagnation caused by taxing highly improved property. Speakers including Mr White and others advocate taxation as a forceful policy to promote economic activity.
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White
Hoory George Association
Itd
Anthony Thutel
O White
Clu
Meg Wil Seale
Atending
Dapete
Episcopal Church
Wrst
Bernselie Aca
Mg Aid
Ren “Carpombion
Lwowes
West ‘Teang
Bolshevist Label Sparks City Affairs Debate
A chaotic city affairs discussion features a speaker from St. Louis, challenging a Bolshevik accusation as part of a broader critique of American political and social tensions. The remarks reference rebuilding debates, patriotism, and the push for national unity amid accusations of foreign influence.
Mothers Congress and Teachers End Second Day Session
Sim Marcus Texas April 30 Mothers Congress and Teachers end second day session. Opening heard an invocation by Miss Agnes Christianson and featured sewing displays by Be Wergatiners. Local leaders urged kindergarten inclusion in public schools and discussed Women’s Congress hospitality and recognition.
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Sim Marcus
Tex
Connell
San Antonio
Astino
Fran Lia Thu Lown
Moore
Coma Gine
Froren
W. Borrickman
Dulina
Mort
Michell Admson
Wenekenridge High School
Belie Dilgarde
San Antonia
C. B. McAnally
Mathiay
R. FT. Weatherford
Crowfoot
Dallas
Gan Fartoe
Rity
Alex Bernhard
A. A. Bernhard
Home Economics Talk Emphasizes Budgeting and Training
Miss Willian Peek of Austin, assistant director of home economics, urged women to master budgeting and spending, noting they control much of family purchases. She urged training in garment care and cost saving while endorsing Go Home Economic at the State University on June 11.
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Mise Willian Peek
Austin
Atata Department of Education
Fegmo
Peek
Peek Wade Ilain
The
State University
Z. A. Saddler
Dalian
Childven
J. V. Brows
Baptist Academy
J. Oy. Wright
Tesas University
Miss Long
Allare of Industrial Arts
Benton
Congress of Mothers Convention Plans Officers
The meeting approved officers including Mrs. Charles Woodson San Antonio as president and Mrs. W. W. Crowfoot Taft as first vice president. Other roles assigned to Mrs. J B Teren hort San Angelo Ary J W Tenbles Austin and Mrs I McMnnsors Kennedy with duties for recording and treasury. A reception at Baptist Academy closed the congress.
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Bermons
Anil
Batsiet
Charles Woodson
San Antonno
W. W. Crowfoot
Taft
Fitat
J.B. Terenhort
San Angelo
Ue Congress of Mothers
Seatoeday
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Tina
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Ignacio J Rimes
Randiate
Cloduntiva
Revere
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Enriquez
Mexico
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Fei Te
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Obregonista Forres
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Frente Sige
Fueh
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Milies
Emerson
Ferbus
SHOE
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Mary Jordan
Foless
Obregon Royeuealt
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Twar Brothers
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Leonard Wandtlay
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John’ Z. White
Henry George Association
Rotary Club
W.’ E. Billheimer
St. Louis
Kiwanis Club
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Willheimer
Bt. Louis
Tonxde
Kimnnis
Aualiey
Minium
Cheehibe Sri
Walter Tabertints
Wichita
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Beriain
Lightning Oil
Congress
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Parents’ Council
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Five Ngesspy
Harry Mills
Watkins & Smith
Cunningham & Doreto
Hackett & Franks
Corinne Griffith
Dooma
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Fearless
Scotti Grand Opera
Majestic Theater
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Symphony Society
Scotti Grand Opera Co
Majestico Theater
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Beatriz Michelena
Hell Gate
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Dorothy Phillips
Ren Sly
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Nalley
James H. Cullen
Man Pramike West
Sammilyred Green & Myratn
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AL & A
Teodachig Co
Frances Norda
Abertrude
Atherton
Tower of Ivory
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