Publication Office and Editorial Contacts Listed
Publication offices and addresses for Charles Diehl Harrison L Beach editors and publishers across New York Chicago and Boston with Paul Block Inc handling affairs and distribution details for Nos 509 and 511 Travis Street between Avenues C and D and Masters Bids.
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Travis Street
Avenues C
Charles
Diehl
Harrison, L. Beach
New York
Paul Block, Inc
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Masters
Boston
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Bldg
We Americans must treat Mexicans with courtesy in tense times
An editorial urges restraint toward Mexicans in the United States amid Mexican turmoil. It cites a Seton Hall incident, calls for protection of Mexican residents, and warns against anti Mexican actions. It also critiques Texas Democratic politics and election law, urging simpler, direct elections and warning against political expediency. It notes U S mediation with Huerta and Carranzas missteps. advocates firm support for constitutionalist aims without harming civilians.
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San Antonio
Seton Hall
South Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Madero
United States
Mexico
Alfonso
Huerta
Primaries Imperative in Texas Democratic Committee Statement
The article notes the state Democratic executive committee chairman urging caution about political forecasts. It highlights the risk of assumptions in political coverage and compares it to weather predictions in Texas.
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Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Carranza Warns Against Armistice With Huerta During Mediation
Governor Carranza argues the Constitutionalists should not pause their advance while mediation with the United States proceeds. He notes their gains from Huerta, urges maintaining strength to influence any post mediation recognition, and warns that an armistice could ruin their hard-won position.
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Vera Cruz
Tampico
Constitutionalist
United States
Huerta
Constitutionalists
Carranza
Constitutionalist Party
Huertista Party
Republic
Peace of Europe and a potential Russia Franco Britain alliance
The piece discusses King George and Queen Mary’s Paris visit marking ten years of Anglo French understanding and hints at extending it to include Russia. It argues a Russia France Britain triad could deter German aims, promote global peace, and influence markets and map making, warning how Balkan tensions show interdependence.
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George
Queen Mary
Paris
France
England
Europe
Poincare
Russia
Turkey
Balkan
San Antonio
Mexico Arms Shortage Pushes Terms in War Blockade
The article argues that Mexico cannot sustain a war without imported munitions. Ports are blocked and embargoes in place, forcing reliance on limited internal resources. Foreign powers would risk trouble if they supplied arms or supplies, likely driving Mexico toward terms as its production is insufficient.
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Mexico
Utica
No Repetition of Scandals Warns of War Readiness
The New York Globe argues that if the U S fights Mexico the nation should avoid repeat scandals from mishandled mobilization. It notes previous embalmmed beef incidents and stresses improved sanitary measures to prevent disease seen in troops mobilized sixteen years ago.
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United States
Mexico
Spain
New York Globe
Huerta Seeks Intervention By Arresting Marines
The Dallas News argues General Huerta arrested American marines to invite intervention and to muddle a setback he faced. It notes General Carranza, driven by policy and public opinion in Mexico, disapproves of the U S invasion and cannot concede more than his stance.
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Huerta
Carranza
Mexico
Dallas News
All Mexicans Alike Critics of Villa
The Galveston Tribune argues that Americans should distrust Villa's friendly statements. It condemns Mr. Carothers the American special agent for allowing the rebel bandit to gain familiarity while praising Brentgnip for Americans.
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Francisco Villa
Mr. Carothers
Galveston
Entangled Flight to New York Ends With A Missed Train
Tom Morton visits Evelyn Price at her home to collect Ralph Morton debt money. A jealous husband, a hidden engagement, and a late telegram push Tom toward a risky elopement plan. He slips away just as the 4 o’clock train to New York departs.
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Tom Morton
Mrs. Price
Tom
Ralph Morton
Ralph
Edith
Homewood
Hale
Baltimore
Evelyn Price
Rallph
New York
A City's Scavengers From Charleston Buzzards
The Charlotte Observer recalls Charleston's market place buzzards and their role as scavengers. It notes the city tolerates them for free service yet questions health implications from flies and dust spreading germs through the air. The piece condemns the sanitation risks of the practice.
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Charlotte
S. C
Charleston
Coat for general utility summer wear praised in fashion notes
The article highlights a versatile summer coat praised for its loose straight cut and low back belt line. It notes it comes in bright colors such as Bermuda pink cactus green or yellow and is made from light wool or fashionable cotton coatings.
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Bermuda
Understanding Candlepower and Light Intensity
An illuminating engineer explains candlepower as the luminous intensity in a specific direction rather than total light. A standard candle once served as a reference, but modern practice uses standardized lamps measured against the international candlepower with the Bureau of Standards maintaining the primary standard in Washington.
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Bureau of Standards At
Washington
Local newspaper note on coping with life’s struggles
A brief quoted line from the Atlanta Constitution speaks to persistence amid hardship. It emphasizes enduring challenges and the idea that struggles continue regardless of attention.
Letter to the editor questions Slayden’s record and influence
A reader accuses Slayden of aging in office and opposing key military policies. The letter cites his stance on the Monroe Doctrine, army cuts, and friction with War Secretaries, suggesting he no longer serves his district's forward interests.
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Slayden
Texas
el Paso
Brownsville
United States Army
Garrison
Stimson
Taft
General Wood
Wilson
Ceretain
Bryan
Panama Canal sanitation fears prompt global cleanup
Dispatches from Havana report bubonic plague control. twelve blocks closed for fumigation to keep ports along Panama Canal free of disease before opening. Harvard experts warn canal could spread tropical illnesses. neighboring nations urged to tighten sanitation to avoid calamity.
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Lincoln
Havana
Asse Ecse
Panama Canal
Harvard University
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