Danuit Leader Candoval Captured by High Captors
In Parral Mexico General Luis Herrera reports the capture of bandit leader Victor Sandoval and four companions in the Providencia valley. Sandoval was shot by his captors, and his brother Luis in Parral faces execution for the public good. Citizens press to hand over Luigi Sanchez Mena for summary justice but are denied by military authorities. Generals Ramos and Hernandez pursue a large outlaw band south of Parral.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
Luis Herrera
Parral
Victor Sandoval
Providencia Valley
Sandoval
Luis
Luig Sanchez Mena
Aolding
Mena
Ramos
Hernandez
Villistas Sent to Chihuahua City for Court Martial
Eleven Villistas captured near Madera, Chihuahua, were removed from Juarez jail and sent to Chihuahua City to await trial by court martial. They face charges of sedition and complicity in the assassination of Major J. Salazar, late Carranza commander at Madera garrison.
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EL Paso
Tex
Carranza
Madera
Chihuahua
Juarez
Chihuahua City
J. Salazar
More Trucks to Aid American Forces in Mexico
General Funston reports need for additional motor trucks due to bad roads and heavy use. Scott expects likely approval, though exact numbers not stated. Over 300 trucks and about 100 other vehicles are currently with the expeditionary force. transportation costs may be covered without new appropriation. Anti American demonstrations persist in Chihuahua San Luis Potosi and Nuevo Leon as Americans move toward the border.
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Washington
Mexico
General Tuiston
War Department
Scott
Funston
Department
American Expeditionary Force
Army
Chihuahua
San Luis Potosi
Nuevo Leon
State Department
Carranza
General Pershing
Scouting Patrols in Mexico Face Carranza Threats
Reports from Columbus New Mexico say a Carranza cavalry column moved toward an American detachment south of Namiquipa, threatening Pershing’s troops. The Americans reportedly averted a clash by standing their ground, while Mexicans withdrew taunting the unit.
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Columbus
N. M
Pershing
Mexico
Carranza
Namiquipa
Mexican guards border claim by Carranza officers
Mexican Constitutionalist commanders guarantee protection on the border near Brownsville Texas and warn bandits attempting to invade the United States must first contend with Carranza troops. The message was conveyed to General James Porter, the American border commander, by Colonel J. K. R. as instructed.
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Brownsville
Tex
United States
Tarranza
Carranza
James Porter
Amercan
J. KR
Quintanilla Denies Bandits Near Border
Quintanilla, Mexican commander at Matamoros, states Luis de la Rosa has no band near the border and is in Tamaulipas interior under close watch. In Mercedes Texas, June 10, officials report that reports of bandits opposite San Juan Hacienda are Carranza soldiers.
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Quintanilla
Matamoros
Luis de la Rosa
Tamaulipas
Carranza
Mercedes
Tex
Rio Grande
San Juan Hacienda
Music Teachers Of State End Sessions
The first annual Texas Music Teachers Association convention closed with a concert and banquet at the St Anthony hotel in San Antonio. Delegates praised the entertainment and resolutions thanked donors, committees, and local residents for a successful gathering highlighting Texas musical talent. Notable performers included G E Gwinn, J M Steinfelt, Walter Romberg, Elsa Harms, Alois Braun, and many others from San Antonio, Fort Worth, Waco, Galveston, Dallas, Houston, and Houston area guests.
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Texas Music Teachers’ Association
St. Anthony
Missions
San Antonio
Thomas Goggan
G. E. Gwinn
J. M. Steinfelt
Walter Romberg
Elsa Harms
Alois Braun
Fred Jones
Kathleen Blair Clarke
Clara Duggan Madison
Emmett Rountree
Wilhelm Marx
Rafael Galindo
Jacob Sauerwein
L. L. Marks
Ruth Bingaman
Gilbert E. Schramm
Carl Beutel
Fort Worth
Stella Prendergast Wren
Waco
Louise Lawson
Marie Kroeger Korn
Galveston
Elfreda Littlejohn
Walter J. Fried
Harriet Bacon McDonald
Dallas
Sam
Losh
Iola Beck
Dallais
Kirk Towns
Louise Charmette Daniel
Houston
Trade experts optimistic on postwar U S commerce outlook
Optimists and pessimists clash over how Europe’s end will affect American trade. High level US advisers predict continued prosperity, widespread demand for US products, and sustained market share abroad, aided by a strong banking system and global influence.
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Washington
Comerce
Europe
Uncle Sam
America
United States
Texas Cavalry Rushed to Ald Border Patrol
A Texas militia squadron from Leon Springs rushed to Laredo to bolster border patrol amid Luis de la Rosa bandit activity south of the border. General Funston redirected plans, horses to be issued later, with General Mann coordinating two border squads and artillery. Reports also note Carranza forces under Ricaut arriving to deter raids and two deserters reportedly reentering from Mexico.
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Luis de la Rosa
Mexico
Texas Militia Cavalry
Laredo
Funston
Big Bend
Del
Mann
de la Rosa
Rio Grande
Zapata
General Bell
el Paso
Arnold
Josciak
Fifth Cavalry
San Antonio
Juarez
Trevino
Carranza
Chihuahua
Bell
Two through sleepers to Memphis and Chicago daily
Southern Pacific advances a daily through sleeper service to Memphis and Chicago with limited stops and practical travel connections.
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Memphis
Chicago
Southern Paifie
Ady
Travis County Grand Jury Recesses Until Wednesday
The Travis county grand jury in the criminal district court has recessed after handling local matters and expects further state disclosures. Auditors in the comptroller's department are compiling a report due next Wednesday, signaling more revelations to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Grand Jury
Austin
Tex
Travis County Grand Jury
Criminal District Court
Comptroller's Department
Indiana Man's Experience With Foley Kidney Pills
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports kidney related pains eased after taking Foley Kidney Pills with relief apparent after the first dose and complete pain relief in 48 hours. The ad notes benefits for rheumatism backache swollen joints and sleep disturbing bladder ailments.
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Indiana
Frank Moseley
Moore's Hill
Ind
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Bids Opened for Hospital Supplies in San Antonio
Thirteen firms and individuals from San Antonio submitted bids to supply Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital with furniture linen kitchen utensils and crockery. County commissioners court opened bids Saturday and will hold an all day session next Thursday for bidder presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
County Commissioners’ Court
van H. Howard
Paul Maureaux
San Antonio Printing Company
M. Halff & Bro
Joske Bros
San Antonio Drug Company
Ward
A. Grona
Newton, Weller & Wagner
Wolff & Marx
Household Furniture Company
Alamo Furniture Company
Wilton F. Rose
Noa Spears
G. A. Stowers Furniture Company
Notable Guests at San Antonio Hotels in Brief Listings
A series of personal notices lists A Duncken of New York, Rev William Hall Williams of Austin, J A Byron of St Louis, George C Cowden of Fort Worth, and others as guests or registrants at the St Anthony Gunter and Menger hotels. Also noted are B H Novick, O M Neal, Jack Catalea, Leo Vogel, A R Stocker, William B Coop, T E Cocks, W B Malone, Harley R Hummer, and a rail advertisement detailing a New York to return trip with oil burning locomotives via Southern Pacific.
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A. Duncken
New York
St. Anthony
Charles D. Fiddle
Cleveland
Ohto
Gunter
J. A. Byron
St. Louis
Menger
William Hall Williams
Austin
George C. Cowden
Fort Worth
B. H. Novick
O. M Neal
Jack Catalea
Dallas
Leo Vogel
Chicago
A. R. Stocker
William B. Coop
Kansas City
Gunter, Co
E. Savage
Houston
T. E. Cocks
W. B. Malone
del Rio
Harley R. Hummer
Pittebur
Fort Sam Houston to Add Stables and Garrison
The War Department orders twelve new cavalry or field artillery stables east of the post chapel at Fort Sam Houston, costing 36000 dollars. An entire regiment's horses will be housed, with remount operations expanding, and the post garrison likely increased by a full cavalry regiment.
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War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Funston
Army
Coast Artillery
Congress
United States
Rogers
Battery of
Texas Militia Artillery
Border Patrol
Mexico
el Paso
Department
Frank L. Case
Matt C. Bristol
O'Connell
San Antonio
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