Mexicans May Cross Troops From Laredo
Custom officials to detain all Juarez shipments until export duty is paid. Advices say five thousand troops move from Laredo toward Villa territory amid threats from VINA doors. General Garcia seeks US action to curb shipments. similar moves were made during the Orozco revolt. General Chadwick named garrison commander. rumors say General Madrionvertia may be arrested in DeRlicence.
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Juarez
Paso
Tex
Valartiano Carraras
Laralo
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Vina Thoors
Bere
C. Garcia
Hig
Unitestates
Sta Fe
Colonal
Ture Guarry
Wlatt
Yugo Aguitra Beiavides
Vwilin
Juaren
Manuel Gchow Haa
James Garrison
Juno Rediusvesta
Cana Bo
Thomas Opnelar
Madionvertia
Brent
Wille
One Dollar Plus One Dollar Plus Ide Bie
A concise note appears to reference a pricing or value phrase with repeated dollar terminology. No clear names or locations are evident in the readable text to anchor entities or events.
Report on Villa Carranza actions and foreign reactions
The State Department reports revolutionary forces under Villa and Carranza have moved toward Sonora and Naco with plans to strike to secure territory. Officials say no invasion is confirmed but warn a wider war could occur. railway service remains suspended and normal lines to the north are disrupted as tensions rise.
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Wasitingston
D. Cy
State Department
Villa Lad
Carranza
Tansing
BT Pewo
United Sites
Ber Bud Fay
Aoqua Prieta
Villa
Xad
Canalela
Silliman
Hels Te Hemais
Nmdgusrlers
Mexico City
Arnold Shanklin
Naco
UrspeMtle
Drachtenty
Danven
Aspen
Ikea
Ananea
Parire
Mexican government recognized United States move on Carranza
From Galveston Texas October news reports state the Mexican consul notes U.S. recognition of the Carranza government. Vague dispatches describe gunboat exchanges at Veracruz and a salute of twenty one guns. The Constitutionalist army advances toward Mexia City and Jimenez with minimal resistance.
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Galvaston
Tex
Dunn P Ruths
United States
Carranza
Salto
Arrested as Vagrant Confesses to Crime
A young man arrested yesterday by Sheriff John W Tobin and Chief Deputy Taniee Gnl breath confesses that he and a companion robbed the Jeunes restaurant in New York City of 2200 dollars. The man, Ken Weld, joined the U S army after a prior dishonorable discharge. Court records mention further land sales, including unallotted lands and coal and asphalt surface rights in the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nation lands in eastern Oklahoma with auction dates running through 1926. The notices describe sale terms, payment schedules, and reservations of surface rights.
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John W. Tobin
Taniee Gnlbreath
Jeunes
New Yark City
New York
Bheritt Tobin
Ken Weld
Armel
Jmun
Sala
United States Army
Biay
Bagla Pass
Olahoma
United States
Oklahoma
Danbary
Henry
Border situation discussed with U S Army officers
Captain John Charpbote of the United States Army arrives in Sak Ab ionio to confer with military officials on the border situation. Captain Chambers, 34, the youngest quartermaster, recently toured southwestern Texas paying thousands of American officers and soldiers and delivering over 1.00 in silver and dilly. He led a risky mission through a mosquito laden district, aiming to set up daily supply provisions and depots at water stations along the Rio Grande while troops move in search of raiders.
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John
Charpbote
United States
Amy
Mort Brown
Sak
Hirechaville
Chambers
Vie
Abo
Brownsville
Aus
Mets
Lexus
Steyes
Jwuge
Mple
Brown
Kathing Utterdon
Maplin
John Chesoweth
North Infantry
Ernest Shafer
Third Cavalry
Westmintater
Thomas J Cater
AL Sixth
Los Indios
Grande
San Benita
Trownsville
San Francisco
Fort Brown
Clante I. Brashear
C. J
Ofne
Catal J
Tode
Itroop
Cavatry
Fort Brow
Mass Meeting Declares Raids Intolerable Across Border
A mass meeting denounces raids as intolerable, urging action to curb violence and depredations against citizens and property. The call cites growing incursions, mobility disruptions, and refuge for bandits on the Mexican side, proposing a committee of local leaders to address the crisis and coordinate with authorities.
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Republic of Menten
Republic of
Blexica
Texas
United States
Hidalgo
Willacy
Uracks
Ehleberg
Persort
Eine Az
Vallere
Ameri
W. Gasscock
Mission
Inré
Kingsville
Barnn
Pharr
J. G Pernandez
W. Rrenoces
R. B. Creager
William &. West
A. 2. Browne
F. W. Kibler
Janes B. Well
Calomel Touts Liver Tone Cure Claim Fumbles Truth
An old time ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless liver cleanse. It touts a spoonful tonight and claims quick relief without griping, while warning it is a safe remedy for the entire family. It uses exaggerated language to sell a patent medicine.
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Dodson
Wales
Border turmoil and Mexican bandit activity near Brownsville
Reports detail border clashes and killings as U S troops guard the Rio Grande. Mexican bandits attack river crossing sites, two soldiers are killed, and several wounded. Militias and local authorities request protection, with Texas officials asked to authorize additional rangers to secure lives and property along the line.
Baracas Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary Across United States
Baraca and Philathea groups observe the twenty fifth anniversary of the Bereca movement with all day events in San Antonio and nationwide. Morning services across churches lead to a 4 pm mass at Trav is Park Methodist Church featuring an address on Our Twenty Fifth Anniversary by Floyd Smit ter. Special music, prayers, and ceremonies mark the day with Congressman James L Hay den delivering remarks at morning services at McKinley Avenue Methodist Church. The Baraca movement began October 25, 1870, in the First Baptist Church led by Mershell A. Trudgen.
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Bereca
WMS
T. Bau Antonio
United States
Sris San Antonio Parnea-Philethea Union Lis
Travis Park Methodist Church
Chreietian Mele Quartet
Floyd Smitter
San Antonio Racen
Pilathes Union
Prospect Hill Methodist Church Orchestra
Leonard Brown
Colemans
The
Ash
Garfield Johnson
Pester First Evangelical Church
Clostn Tymn
James Llayden Lil
Baraca Ana Phila
McKiniey Avenue Methodist Church
Barack
Mershell
Trudgen
First Baptist Church
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief Inadvertent Ad
An old time remedy advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil for lumbago backache and sprains. It claims rapid relief by applying the product to the painful area, with phrases urging avoidance of crippling pain and mentioning associated conditions like rheumatism and arthritis. The ad uses sensational language and suggests consulting an apothecary for the oil.
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Kidmys
St. Jambs
St. Jacob’s
Canned Fruits New Pack Offers Specials
Monday and Tuesday only. 8 cans Extra Fancy Fruits for 32.33. One can each Peaches Apricots Pears Cherries Plums Grapes. Includes No 24% Extra Fancy Peaches No 2% Fancy Dosohes and assorted sizes across multiple brands.
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Estes
Henan
Tse
van Lamp
Strange Store Directory With Unclear Managers Listed
A disjointed list provides multiple store numbers and addresses such as 140 Fredericksburg Road and 424 West Houston Sirens, with confused manager names like W. B. Unambuless and salu Shr. Several entries include Travis and phone note, yet many names are illegible or garbled. The page resembles a damaged directory fragment with inconsistent formatting and erroneous spellings.
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Fredericksburg Road
W. B. Unambuless
Travis
West Houston
Birthday of the Burans celebrated by Baptist groups in New York
St Byrancuno NX reports a joined event by the New York Baptist and Philathea classes to mark a 25 year milestone of the Buranas movement. A San Antonio convention planning committee is listed with H B Vodka as chair and members Kilgore Russell Tin vies Miss Othniel Bt John Dan Murphy Mrs R G Roland and Lrose Smith.
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H. B. Vodka
Chairrman
RE. Kilgore
Russell, Tinvies
Miss Othniel Bt
John
Dani Murphy
Mra. R. G Roland
Flose Smith
Vernon Arena Burns in California Fire
Vernon arena on Santa Fe avenue in Los Angeles was almost totally destroyed by a fire of unknown origin this afternoon. The tops are estimated at about 2050 dollars. The arena had not been used since the abolition of prize fighting except for occasional boxing bouts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Olf Vernon
Santa Fa Avenue
Galiforaig
Otarians Inspect Sewer PPE Plant In Texas Tour
Rotary Club of San Antonio and Manufacturers' Club members toured the San Antonio Sewer Pipe Works near Guapameo Texas about 20 miles south of San Antonio. The visit showcased a plant employing hundreds, spanning a clay field, and processing 300 tons of clay daily. Superintendent Gud Simier and B E Scott led the group through the facilities as plans and investments were outlined.
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Guapameo
Tex
San Antonio
Jeavers
S J. Anthony
Gud Simier
B E. Scott
Nelson Manacke
Ammei
Eral Associates
Suspanico
Priorit
Ee A. Raiitoad
Siberia
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Laredo
U.S
Eagle’s
Anula
Chile
Soc
Bbc
BR. FB. D
Abe
Farkr
Jamir
Vos
Tiru Bataplte
Pyenis
Carranrs
John S. Chambers
Sislit
Tewtenant
T. M W. van Nattr
San Pedro
Tiletinek
Trvand
Lileutenent van Naty
McAllen
Taines E. Ferguson
Nves
Rio Grande
Rio Granda
McAlien
Villanueva
Harold B. Johnson
Trosp E
Third
United States Cavalry
Sve
Aftair
Chane Flores
Lucians Chapa
Villanueve
Vanning
Villabuava
Ruuvlisson
Guadalupe Sosa
Sinee
Josaph C. Morrow
Adam Kbunkeyok
Arthur Christie
Christie
Christ
Muraler Moéliun Haw
Vporuen
Meaic
San Luis Potosi
Alberto Carrera Torres
Gallos Granded
Carraurisie
Gevers
Manuel Zapata
Jomot
Talo
Tewnpullpas
Martin Vicarig
Zapativia Bande
Jesus H. Balgado
K. Savedes
Dexico
Guerrero
Yeuanquilto
Teihack
Tattala
Guerrera
Matamoros
Mataioeasly
Norhiy Sys
Trenanty
Corele
Mexico
Comiahye
GILES
Awaluna Heenr Govenor
Austin
Ferguson
Timwesville
Jamen
Wells
HL. Totes
L. H Baten
Cameron Cowily
M. Skellan
Bates
Mors Tangers
Medeis
Dim
Agsistant
Ganerm J
McCarmun
Imade
Lha
Baracas
Taylar
Victoria Street
Joti Malldex
Avenue 1
E. Billingsley
Bat Pedro Avenue
Masiager
J.B. Alitchell
Mackberry Street
Menges
A.M. Dele Éurmbre
Culebra Avenue
F. Achilles
East
Tigusion Aircot
Ufellentesaes
Connestion
Albert J. Peters
the Peoples Cash Stores
Bosing
Flianes
Saspamco
San Antonians
Nuit
Yorke
Sou
Utl
Wyar
Painless
Matthews
K. Iouston
Gus Co
San Amonio
AL Wort
Hinds
Cuockett Sa
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