Plant Juice Endorsed By San Antonio Citizen At 70
Mr A T Holmes a longtime San Antonio resident age seventy at 1049 Essex Street testifies to Plant Juice a tonic sold by Fischer's drug store. He claims it improves appetite digestion sleep and mood while aiding stomach kidney liver and blood disorders. He praises its mild yet rapid action and offers personal recommendation to friends.
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A. T. Holmes
San Antonio
Holmes
Essex Street
Fischer's Drug Store
Fischer
Man and Wife Near Death in Cuero Tragedy
Cuero Texas February 17 A well known farmer Ben Lucas lies near death with brain exposed after a stabbing. His wife is not expected to recover from twenty one stab wounds. Tom Lucas, his brother, is wounded, including a severed wrist. Neighbors heard screams and found Mrs Lucas near death. Four Lucas children were in the house and unharmed. Doctors hope to save Ben Lucas with an operation.
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Cuero
Tex
Ben Lucas
Tom Lucas
West Virginia Lawmakers To Testify In Bribery Probe
Charleston Feb 17 West Virginia legislators gathered at Kanawha County court house to testify in an inquiry into alleged bribery tied to the United States senatorial race. If deadlock persists the election may go to a statewide primary with listed candidates on the tickets. grand jury report expected later in the week.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha County Court House
United States
Two Killed as Strike Strife Grips Lake Charles Area
In Lake Charles Louisiana two men were killed and several wounded in a confrontation between non union workers of the American Lumber Company at Merryville and striking union men of the Brotherhood of Lumber Workers. Both deceased were Negro.
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Lake Charles
American Lumber Company
Merryville
Brotherhood of Lumber Workers
Government prepares troop mover transport to sea
Continued report notes Bee RRR Taree STS and Prairie naval vessels to load or sail with 800 troops. The government plans movement of forces, detailing loading and transport arrangements for ships Prairie and others as part of the ongoing trooper deployment.
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Naval Prairie
Dreadnoughts Vermont Nebraska Reach Vera Cruz
The dreadnoughts Vermont and Nebraska with Rear Admiral Fletcher aboard the Vermont arrived at Vera Cruz today at 8 a m bringing the total U S warships to three and ready for landing up to 2500 forces including tackies officers and marines
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Washington
Vermont
Nebraska
Fletcher
Vera Cruz
United States
Government censorship tightens on Mexico City dispatches
Censors seized all cable traffic in Mexico City after 5 p m Saturday, discarding messages that hinted at events in the capital. An armistice was declared broken and fighting resumed, while foreign residents fear delays in translation and news leaks. British minister Francis W Strange narrowly escaped bullets as he rode to a conference at the American embassy. World news from the city was largely cut off as the government restricts official and civilian dispatches and communications.
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Mexico City
City
Mexican Republic
United States
Madero
Mexico
Diaz
Laredo
Texas
Wilson
Francis W. Strange
Strange
Armistice Fails in Mexico City as Fighting Rages
Hostilities resumed in Mexico City after a 24 hour armistice collapsed before noon. Madero refuses to resign while Diaz and Huerta clash over terms. Refugees seek safety as rebels gain the upper hand and rail lines face disruptions along the Rio Grande.
Diplomatic Representatives Seek Peace Amid Dangers
The report details difficulties and dangers faced by diplomatic representatives as they pursue a peace settlement. Advices from the ambassador note most American residents have found relative safety, though a few refuse to leave their homes.
Matamoros Falls to Rebels in Peaceful Transfer
Matamoros, across the Texas border from Brownsville, passed into rebel hands at 5 a.m. without bloodshed. The port city was closed, ferry and bridges guarded, customs offices seized, and Dr. Barregan named mayor and commandante under Diaz alignment. Some Rio Bravo and Reynosa troops reportedly backed Diaz.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
George Head
Rifles
Hutchings
Diaz
Barregan
Dr. Barregan
Ramos
Madero
Rio Bravo
Reynosa
Passenger Train Held Up Near Laredo by Rebels
Rebel forces halted a Monterrey bound passenger train Saturday night. They forced the engineer to drive sixty miles south where dynamite was used to destroy railroad bridges and culverts, as activity grows in the region after Nuevo Laredo’s capture.
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Monterey
Laredo
Tex
Nuevo Laredo
Mex
Barrett Explains Action In Mexican Mediation Talk
Washington Feb 17 John Harrett director general of the Pan American union issued another statement clarifying differences with the administration over his mediation suggestion in the Mexican situation.
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Washington
John Harrett
Pan- American Union
Ambassador Wilson and Mexican consulate shelled
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson and the United States consulate in Mexico City were hit by shell fire, forcing consul general Arnold Shanklin to flee to the embassy for safety.
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Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Mexico City
Arnold Shanklin
Barrett explains apology over Pan American commission plan
Mr. Barrett says he acted without guidance from the president or secretary of state and regrets not submitting his Pan American commission plan first. He defends his motive to advance Pan American commerce and harmony, noting his record in Latin America and leadership of the Pan American Union.
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Sarrett
Mexico
State Department
Barrett
Pan-American Union
Armistice Reported as Rebels Cut Rail Wires Near Juarez
News from El Paso indicates a 24 hour armistice was in effect before wires were cut by rebels below Juarez. American refugees from Chihuahua City arrived on a Mexican Central train reporting quiet at the state capital and a broken truce between rebels and Federals. Hundreds from Casas Grandes seek to reach the border as trains south are halted, with foreigners planning to charter a northbound trip. Salazar's rebels were active in the area.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico City
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Casas Grandes
Salazar
Moving North Sighting Still Unconfirmed
Reported as moving north, the subject has not been sighted. Authorities continue patrols and seek corroborating reports from nearby communities.
Trevino Denies Using Name as Candidate
General Trevino told AP yesterday he has not authorized his name for any rebellion against the government or against Mexico. He stated his irrevocable resolution to defend the country and said he may be considered for the presidency if Diaz fails.
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Monterey
Mex
Trevino
Associated Press
Diaz
American Consul Marooned. Rebels Massing in Zacatecas
Reliable sources say American Consul Holland, who left Saltillo with his family to the border, is marooned at Monterey and unable to return. His family passed through Laredo yesterday. Rebels are forming camps in Zacatecas, notably at San Salvador, with bands of 25 to 30 men. Eight cars and two engines are ditched near Silao on the Central branch. no casualties reported.
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la Jarita
Nuevo Laredo
Texas Mexican Railroad
Brewer
Fourteenth Cavalry
International Foot
Rio Grande
Texas National Guard
Laredo
Monterey
Holland and
Baby
Saltillo
Hidalgo
Mexico
Tex
Holland
Zacatecas
San Salvador
Silao
Cattle Drive of Over a Million Head to Border from Chihuahua
All cattle owned by the Madero family in Chihuahua, numbering more than a million, are being driven to the border today. The action is considered significant as a major herd movement across the frontier amid regional tensions and ongoing border concerns.
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Madero
EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Mexican Madero family ready to switch sides amid political upheaval
Readable fragment notes the Madero family in Chihuahua, led by Alberto Madero, brother of the Mexican president, prepared to align with the American side as the government faces a potential fall.
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Madero
Chihuahua
Alberto Madero
Mexican Warship Morales Leaves Valparaiso Quickly
VALPARAISO Chile Feb 17 The Mexican warship Morales arrived early yesterday then departed at full speed for the west coast of Mexico on orders from the Mexican minister of marines authorities said.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Morales
Mexico
Rier side Restaurant touted for quick market meals
A brief note promotes the Rier side Restaurant as a place with short order meals available from the market. It claims the best meals in Texas cost 25 cents, highlighting affordability and fast service for shoppers.
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Texas
Statewide Prohibition Expected in Arkansas
Governor Robinson signed a bill requiring saloon licenses in towns and cities to obtain consent from a majority of nonwhite adults, with county judge approval after 31, 1913, a move seen as paving the way for statewide prohibition.
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Little Rock
Ark
Robinson
Wear Ever aluminum ware offer from Rominger Bros
The Rominger Bros distributors for the factory offer a 45cc pan free to the first fifty ladies who call Crockett 5304. This promotional item targets local customers, inviting inquiries at the listed phone number.
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Rominger Bros
Crockett
Park Trammel’s rise from laborer to governor-elect
Park Trammel, governor-elect of Florida, rose from humble roots as a farm laborer and orange packer. He moved to Tampa at sixteen, worked six years to clear debts, then pursued and completed a law course to advance to distinction.
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Park Trammel
Fida
Tampa
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