Beach killed while dining with family in Alpine
D Beach about 15 was shot through a window while seated at a table with his wife and children in Alpine Texas. The attacker, who remains at large, fired after creeping to a window and shooting Beach in the neck, severing his spine. Beach had lived in Alpine for years as a district agent for a machine company and had ties to Corpus Christi politics and election fraud indictments.
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Huerta death alters legal fate and burial plans
News from El Paso reports General Victoriano Huerta dead after illness, with burial likely in Mexico. San Antonio grand jury indictments dismissed as news spreads. Carranza supporters in Laredo react, while federal cases linked to his neutrality violations proceed with remaining defendants.
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U S Will Not Intervene in Mexico Debate Continues
Senators and officials debate intervention in Mexico with claims the president should avoid war. Secretary Lansing and Carranza officials discuss protecting Americans, pulling troops, and warning districts considered unsafe amid border violence and the Villa regime.
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El Paso Quiet After Display of Animosity
Reports describe unrest around midnight with a provost guard detachment from Fort Bliss deployed. Mining workers flee Chihuahua and Durango after threats linked to a massacre of Americans and foreigners, while trains and protection arrangements are arranged with Washington state department support. Further notes recount fatalities and arrests in the region including Rodriguez capture and mentions of officers and funeral logistics in El Paso.
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Edwards Answers Charges and US States Role in Mexico
The document reports American officials and citizens including Edwards facing removal petitions and debates over U S policy in Mexico. It notes a hotel incident framed by officials as caused by drunken men and cites State Department directives guiding actions.
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Chilean Ambassador to U S resigns plans March departure
The Chilean ambassador to Washington Tan 14 Hanwedo Suacer suplea resigns and will leave his post in March to return to Chile. He will travel to Europe for health consultations after resignation.
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Quezon denies use of Philippine fund in U S Congress
In Washington D C on Tan 14 Representative Austin Republican of Tennessee accused Manuel Quezon the Philippine resident commissioner of leading a home rule movement and diverting funds for influenced legislation. Quezon denied the charges saying he spent money for home rule literature and that plans to dine with colleagues were not for influence. Austin claimed Filipinos favoring Japan would hurt American interests and asked why Americans should fund such ties.
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Vitalitas 15 touted as a natural health tonic
Readers are told Vitalitas 15 provides healing from natural forces and can be taken at home by all ages. The ad claims remarkable results for chronic indigestion rheumatism nervous debility and various organs while stressing safety and absence of drugs. Availability advertised at Sommer's Drug Store and through druggists.
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Scant Readable Clip Mentions Unclear Political Diction
A fragmentary OCR reads like a political jumble with names and phrases such as Mexicas Afr and Weeven with RinLe Noeras City Star. The text lacks coherent events and clear subjects to summarize a definite news item.
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