Consular Agent Foresees Victory for Constitutionalists
Herninio Parez Abreu, personal representative of the governor, tours Browneville Matamoros Nueva Laredo and other border points. He reports consular offices uphold Mexican sentiment as the Constitutionalists gain influence in northern Mexico. Abreu notes foreign concerns reopening, cites plans to resume the Mexican Northwest Railway and factories in Madera, and meets Generals Jesus Carranza Sebastien Carranza and Parin Gonzal, who show loyalty to the cause.
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Herninio Parez Abreu
Venustiano Carrante
vA_ dove places
Unites States
Brownevile
Matamoros
Nueva Laredo
Tucson
Agen
Ces
Sentor Abreu
Messog
Canalilu
Industrie
Mexico
Pénvho Ville
F. 8. Pearson
Dijar
Constitutionalists Aim for Reforms After Huerta Fall
A commentator argues the Constitutionalists lack a ready political plan yet to be enacted if Huerta’s administration is overthrown. He predicts the Guadalupan plan’s reforms will be enacted, leading to eventual governance of Huerta’s resignation and national peace through necessary reforms after treachery that placed the current administration in power.
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Huerta
Guadalups
Timetable changes extend rail service to Houston and Waco
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway adjusted its timetable affecting train destinations while keeping arrival and departure times. Train No 1 now runs from Houston Waco and Corpus Christi rather than to Altair Kenedy and cameras. Train No 8 arrives at 7 am and now serves Houston and evgast instead of Kenedy hast. Kerrville trains unchanged. Departures also shifted with No 7 leaving at 9 70 am for Houston Waco and Corpus Christi, not just Kenedy. J Dee and John Philax noted local ties.
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Houston
Waco
San Antonio and
Aranzas Pass
Tow
Corpus Christ
Altair
Kenedy
Hood
Evgast
Yoakum Cryst
Kerrville Tring
Trins
Waea
Corony Christi
Kenedy Ass
Lehn Fink's Telcum Promises Gentle Skin Care
An old time advertisement touts Lehn Fink's Telcum as a superior talcum powder for sensitive and irritated skin. It claims extraordinary purity fine texture and soothing properties for heat reddened skin. The product is marketed as fashionable perfume like and sold in large glass jars with removable sprinkler tops at druggists.
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Malzee Chat l
Teleum
Lehn Fink
Lehn & Fink
Special Train For Boy Injured By Rifle Accident
A special train carried nine year old Thomas Coleman Jr to San Antonio after an accidental discharge from a 230-30 Winchester rifle. He was hit in the right foot on the Callaghan ranch near Cantus while on a hunting trip with his father T H Pool and another man. He arrived at 7 PM and was taken to Santa Rosa hospital for treatment with expectant recovery.
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Thomas Coleman Jr
J. A. Coleman
San Antonio
Sante Rosa
Callaghan Ranch
Cantus
T. ‘H. Pool
Dimmitt Sanity
Mr. Pool
Adolph Hertf
Wan
Navy feeds recruits to save transportation costs
Navy department experiments with feeding recruits from its own commissary to cut transport rents. 150 recruits shipped from North Chicago to Seattle received three meals daily with meat, at an average cost of 44 cents per man per day. Aimed to reduce costs by supplying meals locally rather than paying transportation firms.
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Wallington, RD
Dec
Navy Department
Chicago
Seattle
Samuel Jones Dies After Tree Falls on Bench Near Tien
Samuel Jones aged 34 and nephew of the late Mayor A J Jones died after a tree fell on him Friday night near Tien while he slept on a bench. He was brought to San Antonio in an unconscious state, regained briefly, then died at the local hospital. He leaves a mother, three sisters, two brothers, and a cousin of Pullee Captain Rapart Pines. The body was sent to Coker Settlement Cemetery for burial.
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Samuel Jones
A. J. Jones
Tien
San Antonio
Jones
Janes
L. J. Jones
Fred Vizelman
Cotton Grading Woes Hit Oklahoma Planters Losses
Oklahoma cotton planters lose hundreds of thousands of dollars last season due to improper grading. Department of agriculture findings show a single grade caused about 20000 in losses. About 70 to 80 government experts work to improve grading. The industry seeks cheaper handling methods as cotton moves through multiple hands, increasing costs and reducing farmer receipts. Also, Artesian Belt Railroad calls a stockholders meeting in San Antonio to vote on bond issuance and potential line extensions.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
The
Artesian Belt Railroad
Sal
Eid Railroad
Fast Houston Street
San Antonio
Besar County
Tex
Eid
H. 8. Hildebrand
Altest
W.B. Hamilton
Extension of Postal Banks Advocated in Congress
Washington dispatch reports Assistant Postmaster General Dockery urges widening postal savings to cover foreign wage earners and existing deposits. He cites fraud risk and cites cases where deposits above the $100 limit were stolen or diverted. He argues the government can handle up to 375 million in postal savings without extra cost.
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Washington, D. C
Postal Savings Bank
Tfashington
Pantymaster
General Dockery
Dsckery
Dockery
Postal Savings System
Washington Postoffics
Washington Postoffice
New York Post Office
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Reese
Crockett
Lire Bexar
Men's Eadquarters
Alfred Sanner
Prop
Fexas
Maverick-Clarke Litho. Co
Soledad Street
Cash
West Texas Bank & Trust CO
Moore
Maile
Carter-Mullaly Transfer
Phowess
Richardson & Co
Bila
Charlee
Tre
Victor
Victors
Vickie
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Sap Railroad
J. Dee
John Phil
United Si
Jasen's Hospital
Lehn & Finks
Martin Wright Bedell
Avenue
Thomas Cole
Qun
Ciestertown
James R. Colemen
Chicano
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Pex
Bischer
Nevada
Wheeler Leak
United States Geological Ware Veh
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Okishoma
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Peden Iron
C. M. Cain
Ghe Emmet Bank
Savings Bent
Rome
Red Cross
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Brea
MOA Spears CO
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Tate
Psek
Mike Goggan
Xew Thoms
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Pauling
Koda
Wodak
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