Medina Valley Irrigation received Texas operating permission
The Medina Valley Irrigation Company of Colorado gains Texas authorization to operate. It is incorporated in Colorado with 1,000,000 dollars capital, based in Denver with a local office and agent C. H. Kearney. Directors include Hartley B. Woods, Edgar Atwater, Franz C. Groos, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Colorado
State Department
Denver
C. H. Kearney
Medina Irrigation Company
Pearson
C. C. Cresson
San Antonio
Frazer Arnold
Wellesley Joins Fashion With A List Of Don'ts
A dispatch notes Wellesley college has issued its own set of social don'ts. Advisories warn against flirting with town men, retiring with undrawn curtains, being a freak, overstudying, public kissing, and implying women should not work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Wellesley College
South America
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
Wyeth Chemical of New York markets Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken color and treat dandruff itching and thinning hair. Fifty cent bottle offered by H. L. Wagner with a money back promise if not as represented.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
H. L. Wagner
Forces Gather in Northern Mexico as Rebel Strength Grows
Article details rebel and federal forces around Chihuahua Jimenez Juarez and Ojinaga with numbers: Orozco 2000, Salazar 4000, Amalia 600, Rojas and Orozco Sr. 3000, plus garrisons at Santa Isabel Palo mas and Casas Grandes. Shipments of 3000 rifles and 500000 rounds reported amid border tension and arming of Vasquistas.
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Toth
Rueda
Pascual Orozco
Chihuahua
Salazar
Jimenez
David de la Fuente
Orozco
Terrazas
Pancho Villa
Amalia
Guerrero
Antonio Rojas
Pascual Orozco Sr
Juarez
United States
Madero
Federals Advance in Chihuahua as Rail Link Restored
From Jimimez 65 miles north of Zavalza federal troops guard a repair crew and move into Chihuahua signaling the Central railway is back in operation. Governor Gutierrez approves a 1,200,000 peso loan for revolutionary funds with 1000 peso bonds at 5 percent over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chihuahua
Mex
Salazar
Jimimez
Zavalza
Zavala
Central Railway
Revolutionary War Fund
Gutierrez
Governor to Dispatch Rangers for Border Defense
Governor plans to send a dozen rangers along the border from El Paso to Del Rio aided by a regular cavalry detachment. Adjutant General Hutchings submitted the ranger list while General Duncan said the request was sent to Washington and action will follow upon reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
War Department
State Rangers
el Paso
del Rio
Hutchings
Duncan
Regular Army
Washington
Mexican Arsenal Seized by U S Deputy Marshal
Deputy W. B. Matthews under U S Marshal Eugene Nolte seized 100000 rounds of ammunition and 300 rifles at Shaftgrand Presidio. The arms were destined for Mexican federals, with details noted at the Presidio site.
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Presidio
United States
Eugene Nolte
W. B. Matthews
Shaftgrand Presidio
Zapatistas Capture Towns Near Puebla Threaten Atlixco
Fifteen hundred Zapatistas led by Jesus Morales seized several towns around Puebla and threaten Atlixco where citizens arm themselves. Eufemio Zapata defends planters by enforcing sugar crop protection and punishing cane-field interference. Morelos remains comparatively peaceful as federals near Jimenez clash with General Salazar's rebel force looms.
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Associated Press
City OF Mexico
Zapatistas
Jesus Morales
Puebla
Atlixco
Eufemio Zapata
Morelos
Salazar
Jimenez
Urua Chic Town Surrenders to Rebels West of Chihuahua
El Paso reports Urua chic a town of 8000 people west of Chihuahua has surrendered to the rebels without resistance. The terse dispatch notes the seizure occurred suddenly as rebel forces advance through the region. Municipal leadership offered no defense and civilians await further instructions.
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EL Paso
Tex
Uruachic
Chihuahua
Destruction Planned of Madero Properties by Rebels
El Paso dispatch reports Braulio Hernandez confidential agent for Pascual Orozco says rebels will destroy all Madero family properties in Chihuahua as a decisive blow to weaken Madero. The plan aims to strike a blow from which Madero cannot recover.
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EL Paso
Tex
Madero
Chihuahua
Braulio Hernandez
Pascual Orozco
Hernandez
Orozco
Ten Years of Horrible Headache Relief Report
Beaufort North Carolina Mr Luther Guthrie reports his wife suffered headaches for ten years and cost him 300 dollars in doctors. After two bottles of Cardui she is well and has not had another attack. He praises Cardui as a women’s medicine not a cure all, made from womanly ingredients.
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Cardui
Terrific wind roars through North Texas wrecking structures
A strong windstorm battered North Texas and nearby areas causing houses to lift off foundations and outbuildings to be wrecked. In Devol a wall collapsed and Mrs. Willingham suffered internal injuries after her buggy was overturned. Four to five injured at Grandfield Oklahoma with about 25 000 dollars in damage reported.
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Grandfield
South Oklahoma
Loveland
Okla
Storms disrupt rail and telegraph in central states
Storms from the northwest disrupt wire and rail traffic across the central states. Torrential rains, thunder and lightning affect the Ohio valley as reports note heavy precipitation, flooding on the Ohio river, and two storm centers moving from the west toward the lower Mississippi and northeastward into the Ohio valley.
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Louisville
Ohio Valley
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Mississippi Valley
Coast
Lake Region
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Plains States
Texas
Cold wave spreads over Texas with freezing forecast
A sharp cold front lowers temperatures across San Antonio and northern Texas to near four degrees below freezing. A twenty four mile norther and drizzle hit the city today, dropping temperatures by about fifteen degrees. Snow and high winds hit Childress as the Panhandle endures another cold snap.
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San Antonio
Mair
United States Weather Bureau
Childress
Associated Press
Tex
Panhandle
Blizzard Hits Stamford Texas Steady Snow Drop
A blizzard struck Stamford Texas last night with heavy snow and a temperature drop from 65 to 28 degrees. Officials report no injuries and no believed damage to fruit or grain.
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Stamford
Tex
Potential Bid Deadline Looms In Artesian Belt Sale
Court delayed final approval of the sale of the Artesian Belt railroad to H E Hildebrand to 5 PM after creditors sought more time. Morgan Jones had bid 220000 in January but was rejected as the executors seek a Texas land trade. Rumors link eastern interests to a late high bid, possibly stalling action if acceptable to the Simmons executors.
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Artesian Belt
Phil Shook
H. E. Hildebrand
Simmons
Mr. Hildebrand
New York
C. A. Davies
Judge Shook
Hildebrand
Morgan Jones
Abilene
Texas
Boiler expert probes explosion at Smithville and San Antonio
An expert examines two boiler explosions in Smithville and San Antonio, noting similar concussion effects and iron debris. Both boilers had been tested recently before steaming, with Smithville attributing the blast to a defective safety valve and property damage including homes and a horse.
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Smithville
San Antonio
Bastrop
Victim Named May Be M L Lowry in SP Yard Blast
Name of one victim may be M L Lowry of Paton Pennsylvania believed to be among those killed in the locomotive explosion at Southern Pacific yards last Monday morning.
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M. L. Lowry
Paton, Pa
Southern Pacific
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst Arrives After U S Lecture Tour
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst arrives after a United States lecture tour. She expresses grave concern for her mother imprisoned in Holloway and says she may sail for England to be at her bedside.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
United States
Nne
England
Miss Pankhurst
Holloway
Body found in Zizik morgue links to Paton resident
A man identified by name and address as Paton, Pa was found among papers on a dead body at the Zizik morgue. The clothing yielded $293.03 and wires directed contact to T. B. Lowry of Paton, Pa in case of death. The corpse was recovered from the machine shops and global ocean coal use is estimated at about 76 million tons yearly worth over $250 million.
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Paton, Pa
Zizik
T. 8
Lowry
Paten
Cure Claimed for Severe Hand Rash with Cuticura Ointment
William H. Clark reports a months long hand rash that spread to both hands. After doctors and salves failed, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting marked relief and a complete cure in about two months. Brand ads accompany the testimonial, offering free samples and a 32 page book.
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West 30Th St
New York
N. Y
William H. Clark
Dept. T
Boston
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UU. Ave
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Ojinaga
Marfa
Marshal Nolte
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Maderos
N. B
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Team
Duffy
Rochester
N. 1
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Central States
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J. H. Kirkpatrick Co
Navarro Street
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Prisch
Th Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sadie Haley
Associated Charities
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Fate
Claude Milla
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Company of Missouri
Homer Jones
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