Texas Editors Invited to Vital Remedies Event
Texas editors are invited to a three day event at the Vital Remedies Company offices in the Beatty building. Guests will tour the plant, receive Vitalitas samples, and hear about the product’s claimed health benefits.
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Aeume Edilete Comvention
Lourton
Camiyas
Maxi Werk
Vital Remedies Company
Weleauia
Vitalitas
Nature Liquid
Texas
Texag
Union
Beatty
Wesner's
Hest Hinston
Judge Davis records strong fiscal performance amid road work
The article notes a Bank loan arrangement with zero cost to the entity while the bank covers interest on balances. Auditor Howard reports from December 4, 1914 to September 30, 1918, about 45.9 miles of first class road built, 2561 miles graded and graveled, 15.35 miles graded and paved, six miles macadamized, totaling 95 152 77 dollars at roughly 1100 per mile. It contrasts prior costs of about 5200 per mile and credits engineers Bennett, McNeel, and Roy Bute for figures.
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County
Ana
The
Express
Howard
Fred Bennett
J. & McNeel
Roy Bute
Remarkable remedy praised by users across many complaints
A vintage classified style ad extols Ergo-Rete as a fast acting treatment for long standing backache and muscle stiffness. It claims relief within three days with no side effects and notes mail order availability from Sultainton Remedy Co. with testimonials and endorsements.
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Kanelisher
Mia Pee
Wightorn
Aflvier
Ranson
Carranza fears intervention as peace path fades
Dispatches from Nogales report General Carranza warning that U S intervention would bring ruin and that peace would require the United States to relinquish control. He argues only Mexican arms and a negotiated settlement with the Constitutionalist forces can restore order and avoid European interference.
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United States
Nogales
Arix
Wilson
Huerta
General Banco
Meekus
Gelersl Carrants
di Userabarge
Wuerta
Carranza
Wilson's: Hn Wss
Tuceta
Tiny
Mealeo
Tiuerta
Tiese
Ipa
Sonora
Pledras
Stig
Merasoxillo
Sinaloa
Ix Sonora
Marnaver
Gheevon Jesurd
Merling Tae
Thayigarin
Europe
England
Mont
Pvnta
Ie Caplet
Torrean
Turbulent Mexican Conflict Report and Economic Foreshadow
A chaotic wire service summary describes clashes between Constitutionalists and Federals around La Loma Lerda and Torreon with heavy casualties including General Alvirez. It notes Federal defeat, town occupation, rail repairs, bank restrictions, and new currency measures. Reports mention American marines at Santa Rosalia and tensions near Tampico, with defense of copper mining camps and company protections.
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Ariola
Contreraz
Groini
Benavides
Genero
Lerda
Alvirez
Alcers Taoy
Torreon
Pacitte Kallresd
Mexico
Crux de Piedis
Sangra
Culiacan
Tamtal
Sinaloa
Arrieta
Tol
Cuilacan
Empaime
Guay Harbor
Nogales
Cilincan
Sonora
Carranza
Directo
Euyer
Santa Rosalia
Baja
General Camingra
United States
Aguilar Oi
Coastionalists
Ths
Enéral
Carranza Rass Giowin
Tamptec
Capali
Ated
Carraten
Musatlin
Hernyosit
Huerta Shows No Intention Of Resigning
Reported remarks indicate no plan to resign amid Mexican crisis as U S intervention looms. Governor Lind received visitors but offered no significant statements as the situation remained unsettled.
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Huerta
Lind
Railroads Ready for Troops to Mexican Border Move
Western railroads hold talks to prepare for a possible general movement of U S troops to the Mexican border. Officials say passenger trains can be formed quickly and equipment from Pullman and sleeping cars will be mobilized to serve officers and soldiers traveling to Fort Bliss Fort Leavenworth Fort Meyer and Fort Sheridan with routes via Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Denver Trinidad Colo.
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Chicago
United States
Mexico
W. J. J.euby
Ageat
Chicago, Rock Teland and Pacific Railway
Rock Islan
Fort Bliss
Texas
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Meyer
Fort Sheridan
Port Sheridan
Touriat
Pullam Company
Caid
Pullman
Mayer
Fire in York Nav. Anarchs Ruffle Texico Refugees Report
Disordered accounts say a fire and anarchist activity threaten lives in York Nav and Texico areas. Refugees include M M Hison and John Olling with four children. Indians on the warpath and brigands reported. details unclear amid chaotic wartime fears.
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York
Nav
Texico
Stexteo
T Miram M Hison
Puesbla
Mes Hixan
Muir
John Olling
Philagelphia
Navy ships and forces massing on US coast lines
Reports from Chicago describe a broad buildup of ships including cruiser Calutonia and gunboats at multiple Atlantic points along with armored units moving toward Texas and border posts. Regulars and cavalry are deployed across Galveston Fort DiMigles Fort Sam Houston and nearby sites.
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América
Mestean
Agulé
Vera Crus
Baillestins
Louisiana
Bchisan
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Virginia
New Jersey
Tacoma Jin
Wheeling
Tamplen
Battleshin
Ne- Chicago
Megallan
Morvland
Guiayinae
Calutonia
Stinwat Anmans
Army expansion debate echoes in Berlin report
The Berlin dispatch argues a larger army for the United States, estimating 35,000 troops and 8,000 officers versus about 76,000 troops and 2,300 officers opposing. It cautions invasion logistics, Mexican alignment, and strained supply lines would challenge a cross border operation with limited reserves and high costs.
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Berlin
Moratt
Tazenlatt
Critl
America
United States
Effentlys
Davarlan
Unites States
Cotamunica
Nust
Luscesa
Vilwa withdraws army as fighters clash near Juarez
In a brief report from Juares tonlelt, Panena Villa withdraws his army before Chibuishua and edges toward the Cana Grandes country west of Cavhunnin or toward Juarez. The five hour clash sees Constitutionalists repulsed and Federals holding the city. Civilians, including women and children, are moved to a safe point during bombardment.
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LPASO
Tex
Panena Villa
Chibuishua
Cana Grandes
Cavhunnin
Juarez
Giapatches
Francisco Cas Ro
Americas
Simiea
Villa turmoil and border conference prep amid Juarez fighting
Widespread shelling outskirts and town damage as Villa nears Juarez with anticipated clash at the border. Non combatant casualties reported. Federal advisers note heavy losses on both sides. A conference near Phoenix involves Dr Heaps and Willim Bayard Hale with Huerta and Carranza envoys to discuss border crisis and possible actions.
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Mat Villa
Villa
Juarez
Heaps
International Price Conferebet
Willim Bayard
Preshifeny Wilson
Pho
Huerta
Governor Hunt
Torey
Phoenix Hotel
Dr. Ten 033
Tucson
British Foreign Policy Update on Mexican Crisis
Diplomatic dispatches reach Sir Edward Grey through Sir Lionel Carden as British concern rises over Mexico Mexico City and Lind foreign office watch quickly. Informal gathering discussed the Mexico situation and European powers await a resolution from Britain amid European tensions.
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Luxdon
Edward Croy
England
Lionel Carden
Bri Winister
Lionel
Lind
Moextco City
Ging
Mexico City
ehmerMeries
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Bold ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless, fast-acting remedy for indigestion and gas. It claims to soothe upset stomachs within five minutes, relieve fermented food discomfort, and allow people to eat favorite foods without fear.
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Ainte Diugessin
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