SICKLY BREAD 3 HURTING NATION
An article denounces white bread and white flour as harmful to English and American health, blaming mineral deficiency from refined grain. It claims mineral nutrients in wheat are essential and cereal processing strips health, urging natural remedies and noting drugstore selling. The text also mentions Carranza actions and violence as refugees flee, including an incident in Sonora with casualties.
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Uae
Sommer
Siher
Villa Plans Raids Along U S Border
A report says Gen Rodriguez moves toward Chihuahua with money and loot after severing ties with the Villa faction. Advice notes a portion of Rodriguezs force sent toward the American owned El Tigre mining camp 45 miles east of Esqueda. Apprehension grows for 22 Americans at El Tigre and nine at Mazocarl as Carranza troops prepare to fight near the border.
Admiral Winslow to Investigate Conditions at Tas Mochis
Admiral Cameron Winslow aboard the cruiser San Diego has arrived off Pooplobampo Mexico to personally assess conditions at the American colony near Las Mochis. The expeditionary force of United States Marines accompanies him as unrest persists following raids and concerns over protection in the area.
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Popolobampo
Mexico
San Diego
Cal
Cameron McR_ Winslow
Unite States Marines
Las Machin
Ameri
Villa forces defeated at Hermosillo reported missing leader
Reports received by General Alvaro Obregon state that Villa’s forces were defeated by General Pligies’s Carran army at Hermostia Frandigea Viki. The Villa leader is missing after the battle. About 300 Villa soldiers were wounded, 600 surrendered south of Magdalena, and two hundred more surrendered elsewhere. Remaining forces demoralized and surrendering in armed groups with trains and motives abandoned near Magdalena.
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Nogales
Ariz
Dee
Pligies
Hermostiia
Frandigea Viki
Bun- WL
Alvaro Obregon
Carranda
Wigguer
Hermosillo
Villa
Magdalend
Wilke
Jase Rowquex
Lcomotives
Magdalena
Hermnallio
Zapata executes two in Vera Crug Mexico
Reports from Cuernavaca state that Zapata executed Lute Z. Campa, secretary of hacienda under the convention government, and Pedro B. Alvarez, former treasurer. Reasons unclear. Banking commission extended to December 10 due to communication irregularities. General Gonzales warns severe penalties for crimes by any officer. Textile factories told to disclose required cash flow to keep operations. Laguna district staples must be equitably allocated by national authorities. Governor Mantes reports Cuernaro state district free from bandits. Public measures for common good underway.
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Mexico City
Vera Crug
Cuernavara
Zapata
Lute Z. Campa
Hacienda
Pedro B. Alvarez
Gonsales
Republic
Laguna
Mantes
Cuercaro
Walthall Visits Austin to Discuss International Exhibition
AUSTIN Dec. 1 James D Walthall former attorney general was halted from his San Antonio home to discuss with the attorney general's department and other state agencies. He expressed confidence that plans for the international exhibition in 791A would be successfully carried out.
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Walthall
Austin
Pex
Jamiés D Walthall
San Antonio
South Texas backs San Antonio growth fair plan
South Texas leaders from multiple counties pledge support for an international exposition in San Antonio, aiming to unite communities and boost regional development. D. J. Woodward lauds unified effort and praises Solis Deutschman as moving force behind the event. Community figures from Caldwell, Cameron, Hidalgo and Lopez counties express willingness to invest hours, labor, and local funds, with regional organizations and unions pledging cooperation.
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South Texas
San Antoniang
San Antonio
Honda
D. J. Woodwara
San
Gustav Bernad
Curtnger
Anthony Mole
W. J. Smith
Harry J. Miller
Texas
Mexico
South
George A. Toolan
San Benito
Walon D. Hood
Sachool Board
Cameron
Hidalgo
Jower Valley
Ney
Caldwell County
B. Pulne
Luling
Federation of
Werten's Clubs
Lewis Krama- Beck
J. J. Sprague
Clu
Pourpeo Cuppini
South America
Terrell
Non
San Antonio' St
tt. U_ Taylor
Hieir
Engineering Department
University of Texas
University of “Texas
Taile
Taylor Mate
Siang
Cer
Gunter Motel
Rotary Club
Victor EB. Vinson
Oratary
Big Wells
Big Walls
W. G B. Anderson
DT. W. Powell
Texas Exposition Drive Gains Widespread Support
Enthusiasm for a 1918 Texas exposition grows across San Antonio and South Texas. Speakers urge unity among civic groups, business leaders, and veterans, touting a regional fair as a bridge to postwar prosperity with international reach linking Texas, Mexico, and South America.
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Sonora
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Tas Mochis
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Pucaps
Convention
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Wess
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Southern Pacific Rairoad
J. F. Mayo
Houston
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John Hicks
Wisconsin
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United States
William L. Madgen
W. 5. Connels
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Publicity League
W.S. Fly
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Washer Bros. Co
New York
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la Pauline
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Nemo
Warner
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Oxford
Taylor
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Dean Taylor
Franciscan Row
Confederacy
Stars and Stripes
San Aafonio
California
Caldwell
Mien der
Stata Tegislatumn
Ciizens
Southern Department
Frederick Winston
W. & Scott
Fort Sam Houston
San Francisco
J. R. Sprague
Woman's Club
Tom Lew
el Paso
Robert Lansing
J.J. Sterne
Wrens Panta
Bates
Eliih
W. T. Vapers
West
D. F
Woodward
Carlos Bee
J. M. Young
Prual Franchise Society
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