Vitalitas praised by Dallas resident as wonder tonic
Mr. Tunnell of 3719 East Side Ave endorses Vitalitas after claiming thirty years of relief from piles constipation and stomach trouble. He asserts the earth made liquid cures indigestion rheumatism biliousness and ailments of kidneys and liver without dope or alcohol. Available at Wagner's drug store 407 East Houston and from all druggists.
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Mr. Tunnell
Dallas
East Side Ave
Tunnell
Wagner's Drug Store
East
Houston
Chicago women protest board over Superintendent decision
Chicago women plan a mass meeting to oppose the board of education for not re-electing Ella Flagg Young as superintendent. Young says removal by pension law is impossible and Shoop cannot be ousted without just cause and due process.
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Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
Club Women Today
Board of Education
Young
John D. Shoop
Mrs. Young
Shoop
Advertising Campaign Recruits for British Army
London reports the War Office launching a nationwide newspaper recruitment drive. The campaign aims to fill fewer than 40,000 British regiment vacancies with ads highlighting food, clothing, housing, 2.50 weekly pocket money, free medical care, and a pension at 36 for recruits under 18 at enlistment.
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London
War Office
Becker's Mother Dying in Sing Sing News
The aged mother of Charles Becker, former police lieutenant on death row for the Rosenthal murder, is dying in New York City unaware her son cannot visit. Becker reportedly only knows his mother is ill and has not been told her death is imminent.
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New York
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Huerta Forces Reach Ojinaga After Evacuation of Chihuahua
A 6000 strong force moves toward Ojinaga after abandoning Chihuahua. Military reports say Constitutionalists may attack at Ojinaga, prompting expectations of a general retreat across the border if engaged.
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Chihuahua
Ojinaga
Mormon Church Reports Mexican Revolutions Cost Colonists
Joseph Smith of the Mormon Church stated that revolutions in Mexico have cost American Mormon colonists more than 10 million dollars. He endorsed a plan for exiles to settle where they are now in Arizona and Southern California rather than return to Mexico when conditions permit. He praised the colonies in Mexico as their best work, noting towns houses and churches valued at over 10 million.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
United States
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Arizona
California
Smith
Huerta Unmoved by Tampico Crisis Amid Banquet News
President Huerta appeared untroubled by Tampico danger as he attended a Tacubaya banquet celebrating a new interurban railway. Reports say fighting continued at Tampico with Constitutionalists in control of freight yards near Dona Cecilia while Federals retreated. Torreon’s recapture was officially confirmed with 400 reported enemy dead, Velasco sending a favorable dispatch. The Chamber of Deputies approved Huerta’s request for emergency powers over interior war and finance departments.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Huerta
Tacubaya
Dona Cecilia
Tampicd
Kron Prinzess
Cecelie
Torreon
Coahuila
Durango
Velasco
War Department
San Pedro
Gomez Palacio
Blanquet
Chamber of Deputies
Interior
Federals Await Attack at Ojinaga in Mexican Conflict
Federal troops concentration at Ojinaga faces a possible siege as Constitutionalist bands gather outside the town. General Villa sends reinforcements from Chihuahua while refugees crowd adobe houses and supplies are hauled from Marfa. Terrazas siege motive cited amid chaotic communications.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
United States
Salvador Mercado
Marfa
Taft Upholds Monroe Doctrine in New York Speech
Former President William H. Taft urges support of the United States in Mexican affairs while defending the Monroe doctrine. He warns against forceful intervention, cites European powers seeking U.S. guidance, and criticizes Roosevelt for overreach while hoping U.S. policy shows no territorial ambitions toward South America.
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New York
William H. Taft
New York Peace Society
Mexico
United States
Mr. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
South American
Roosevelt
Taft
Constitutionalists seize Terrazas in Chihuahua city incident
Americans arriving from Chihuahua report that Constitutionalists occupied the city and seized Luis Terrazas Jr., son of a wealthy landowner, placing him in the streets. They claim 100 Spanish residents were ordered to leave within ten hours. British vice consul Scobell was absent during the act, prompting protests from British, Mexican, and U.S. officials. Terrazas had sought safety after threats to his life.
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Chihuahua
Scobell
Terrazas
Juarez
Mex
Luis Terrazas Jr
Francisco Villa
Mexico City
Washington
United States
Marion Letcher
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