Patrol ridings on the border no easy task for Mollycoddlers
A lone cavalry patrol led by Captain Munro and Lieutenant Johnson along the Rio Grande near Laredo searches for arms smugglers. They encounter quiet streets, derrived rumors, and difficult terrain as they travel bull carts and onion fields, with no cache found.
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A. Schreiner
Rio Grande
Mexico
Garza
Laredo
Glenn
Fort McIntosh
River Front
Colonel Glenn
Doherty
United States Secret Service
Aguilares
Corallitas
Munro
H. B. Johnson
Third Cavalry
Johnson
Onion City
Charcon Creek
Texas
United States
Laguna
Altit
Twin Mountains
Dame Luna
Hades
D D D Prescription Liquid Claims Fast Eczema Relief
An advertisement touts mild D D D Prescription liquid as a cure for eczema. It promises immediate itch relief, better sleep after first use, and offers a trial bottle for 25 cents through Bexar Drug Co.
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Bexar Drug Co
Rear Admiral Gibson Dead at 72 in Brooklyn Home
The Associated Press reports Rear Admiral William C. Gibson, retired, died at his Brooklyn home after a period of illness. Born in the Civil War era, he steered the Monterey to New York under sail in 106 days in 1890, later served in the Pacific during the Spanish-American War, and commanded the battleship Texas.
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Gibson
Associated Press
New York
Wm. C. Gibson
Brooklyn
Navy
San Francisco
New Yo
Pacific
Texas
Union Musicians Elect Officers At National Convention
In Atlanta on May 11 the American Federation of Musicians re elected Joseph N Weber of New York as president and also named district representatives. Thomas F Gamble of Providence was listed among those chosen, continuing the federation’s leadership selections during its national convention in the city.
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New York
Owen Miller
St. Louis
D. A. Carey
Oronto
W. EE. Dodge
Boston
C. S. Bagley
Los Angeles
A. Owens
Pittsburg
B. F. Marston
Atlanta
Clinton Goer
Detroit
Associated Press
Joseph N. Weber
American Federation of Musicians
Thomas F. Gamble
Providence
Fire Creates Wide Destruction Near Millers Falls
A brush fire started about a mile from the Mille Falls station spread through several towns in Western Massachusetts. It burned a six mile long swath and more than a mile wide, destroying many structures. Firefighters battled the blaze as Wdel, Shutesburg and Leverett reported the greatest damage.
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Associated Press
Millers Fall
Mass
Mille Falls
W del
Shutesburg
Leverett
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