Escobar Arrested in Mexico City Amid Claims of Assassination Ties
The report outlines Escobar being recognized in Mexico City by Luis Carranza, nephew of Carranza, and notes consulate plans to arrest him in the capital. It mentions connections to the Huerta era and a Deputy Partelin assassination, with military police to act. The article compiles scattered lines about Mexican officials, travel, and uncertain motives, reflecting a tense posturing atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Carranza
Mexico
Escobar
Mexico City
Luis Carranzi
Carranza
New Troops to Post Duty Split for Border Defense
General Funston announced plans to station four coast artillery companies at Eagle Pass and four at Mos Sam Mension with three sent to Columbus. Three engineer companies, totaling 459 men, will remain in camp along the border. The War Department has ordered 11 coast artillery companies and 3 engineer companies to reinforce Funston, reflecting heightened concern over Mexican unrest and border security.
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Funston
Tunis
Coast Artillery
Bugle Pass
Mort Sam Mension
Colintrbus
Lyon
Columbus
Fursion
San Antonio
United States Army
Mexico
General Pershing
Mule
Sicinliy
Laredo
Cardui praised by New Augusta woman for relief from female weakness
Miss Irena H Craft of New Augusta describes years of chills fever and dizziness from female weakness. After doctor and partial relief Cardui improved her condition and cleared backache headache and dizziness. She urges others to try Cardui and notes many similar testimonials are received yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Augusta
Irena H. Craft
Cardus
Cardui
Raid reports and arrests cloud border patrol afteroutlaw actions
The text notes two bandits captured near Webd and a sheriff’s pursuit ending with three outlaws killed near Cuer tus. General Funston awaits official confirmation of reports about a border commander and the arrest of a bandit in Monterey. Consular notices hint at strained Carranza relations while San Antonio employers are urged to recall Mexican employees.
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States
Webd
Cuertus
Mann
Laredo
Funston
T. A. Coleman
Jaredo
Coleman
Port Avansas
Whch
Colemman
Alfredo Blcaut
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
de la Rosa
Monterey
Hicaut
la Jacita
Carranza
United States
San Antonio
Mexico
Alpine Trail to be built through Trachenridge and Rock Quarry parks
Work on the Alpine trail started Tuesday morning as part of a city-wide park system. The route will pass through Trachenridge, Otto Koehler and Reck Quarry parks, running from Rock Quarry to Rock Quarry and ending near Pecan drive. The project includes rebuilding a bridge and clearing underbrush, with plans to have both trail and bridge ready in eight to ten days.
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Trachenridge
Otto Koehler
Reck
Burras
Rotary
Cinu
Lambert
Ansious
Trock
Ywil
Cros
Ue New Drive
Mt Wawhe
Brackenridge Park
Chile
Lo 3 Corral
Deer Park
Ambiguous Captive Plot Rumor Circulates in New York
Fragmented THM collations discuss a planned departure from New York and a supposed German subarea tactic. The text mentions murder, guilt, and attempts to force control, with references to amateur pickpocketing and a judge’s stance on mantenci. The source remains unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tork
Esuearinea
Cormans
Belem
Chief Phil Wright on Honeymoon Trip
Chief Phil Wright of the San Antonio fire department and Miss Jewell Mitchell wed in a private ceremony at the First Baptist church. The couple, previously living in San Antonio and Path, Texas, left shortly after for a honeymoon in St Louis Alo and will be away for several weeks. Assistant Chief Goerz will lead the department in the chief’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri Wright
San Antonis
Jewell Mitchell
F. Mitchell
This
Path
Texas
Goerz
Burns Construcion in San Antonio Reports Rail Projects
John F Burns of Burns Construction Company arrived in San Antonio from Saltillo Mexico with numerous contracts. His firm is building the Saltillo and Oriental and the Tampico and Fanuc railways with over crews, reporting smooth progress and little trouble. He seeks a Washington permit to ship powder into Mexico. Burns notes improvements at Pampico and a large wheat harvest in Saltillo country. His base is 1216 McCullough Avenue. he and his relatives are involved in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Burns
Burns Construction Company
San Antonio
Saltillo
Mex
Oriental
Washington
Mexico
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Moore
Ray Kithy
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Phil Wright
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Austin
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Heault
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