Americans Hide in Mountains to Escape Mexicans
Five Americans, workers for the Alvarado Mining and Milling Co of Parral, take refuge in the mountains near Parral to avoid hostile native elements while attempting to reach El Paso. The group includes Hawkins Jr, Morris, Higley, Huick, and Collins. officials expect protection from Mexican allies.
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EL Paso
Texas
Parral
Chihuahua
Alvarado Mining and Milling Company
T. G. Hawkins, Jr
A. W. Morris
R. C. Hi
Mrs May letter endorses Lydia E Pinkham Compound
Mrs J May of Chicago reports relief from painful female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improved walking, irritation, bearing down pains, backache, nervousness, and digestion and urges others to try the remedy. Readers are invited to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
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Chicago
Ill
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. J. May
S. Lincoln St
Lynn
Mass
Costs Negro 25 For Use Boss Automobile
Tom King, a negro, was fined 25 dollars or twenty days in jail by Recorder Edington for taking Thomas P. Kelley’s automobile without consent and using it for several hours. Ed Maddox was arraigned for assaulting W. B. McKerall and fined 10 dollars or ten days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom King
Edington
King
Thomas P. Kelley
Ed Maddox
W. B. McKerall
Recorder’s Court
Shortage of Food and Rising Anti American Sentiment Plague Chihuahua Colony
Members of the colony in Chihuahua City recount food shortages and growing anti American sentiment. They describe strained supplies and mounting distrust toward U.S. presence amid tensions affecting daily life.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico decree on foreign ownership rattles El Paso
El Paso residents with Mexican holdings react to a Mexico City decree by the de facto government requiring foreigners to renounce allegiance and register as Mexican citizens before real estate transfers. border tension rises as Pershing raid rumors persist and General Bell denies corroboration in late dispatches.
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Carranza
el Paso
Pershing
Namiquipa
George Bell, Jr
Telegrapher’s Duty Clear: Operators Should Not Enlist
Clarence H. Mackay, president of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company, says telegraph operators should serve the nation in their specialized role rather than joining the regular army. He argues national needs require skilled communications workers to remain in their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Star Fish and Oyster Company Dissolves by Mutual Consent
The Star Fish and Oyster Company filed a certificate of dissolution Tuesday afternoon in probate court. The dissolution is by mutual consent. Directors listed: S. Gonzales, N. R. Gonzales and Leopoldine Gonzales.
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Star Fish and Oyster Company
S. Gonzales
N. R. Gonzales
Leopoldine Gonzales
Deaths and Funerals Thomas F Shepard
Thomas F Shepard aged 55 died Wednesday morning at a local infirmary after ten days illness. Former Southern Railway agent and lumber business man he left a widow and two daughters Mrs J R Wallace of 19 Montauk Avenue and Mrs Joseph E Clinton of this city plus other relatives.
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Thomas F. Shepard
Dauphin
Florida Streets
Shepard
Southern Railway
Daniel G Harrison Dies After Illness in Mobile
Daniel G Harrison a longtime Mobile contractor died at his home 357 Elmira street Wednesday at 2 55 PM after months of illness. Born in New Orleans 59 years ago he came to Mobile 35 years ago and lived here. Survived by his wife eight children and several relatives burial set for Magnolia Cemetery Thursday morning.
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Daniel G. Harrison
Elmira Street
Mr. Harrison
New Orleans
Mobile
H. N. Stevens
L. E. Sheridan
Adriana
Iva Harrison
T. F. Harrison
D. G. Harrison
E. F. Slater
Jackson
Miss
B. C. Robinson
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Ann Harrison
Thomas Harrison
Magnolia Cemetery
Death of Henry H. Ward Aged 51 in Walnut Hill Florida
Henry H. Ward died after a short illness following an operation at a local infirmary at age 51. He was a Walnut Hill farmer and his body was sent there by Cren shaw Undertaking Company. He is survived by his wife four sons Ernest Smiley Horace Shirley and a daughter Mrs Elvie Watts all of Walnut Hill plus other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Ward
Ward
Walnut Hill
Fla
Crenshaw Undertaking Company
Mr. Ward
Ernest
Smiley
Horace
Shirley
Elvie Watts
Reed Heir John M Dies After Short Illness
John M Reed youngest son of Mr and Mrs G W Reed of Citronelle Alabama died Tuesday afternoon at a local infirmary after a brief illness. The body was sent to Citronelle for burial in the family burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M
G. W. Reed
Citronelle
Ala
Pain in Back or Neck Signals Kidney Weakness
An old health ad explains back or neck pain as a sign of kidney trouble and promotes Anuric with hot water before meals. It cites Dr. Pierce of Buffalo endorsing Anuric and links kidney issues to fatigue, aches, uric acid problems, and potential stones. Testimonial quotes claim relief after use.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Anuric
Dr. Pierce
The Palisades and a Moon Wall Compared
An exploration of the Palisades along the Hudson and a lunar wall in Mare Nubium. It explains their similar heights, lengths, and the geology that made the Palisades a flat-topped cliff formed by ancient lava intrusions and cooling columns.
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Mare Nubium
Hudson
Earth
New Jersey
Palisades
Atlantic
Palisade Range
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Appalachian Mountains
Silliman the Last U.S. Consul Returns Home
Eagle Pass Texas June 21 Consul J R Silliman arrived from Saltillo via Monclova due to railroad shutdown between Monterey and Nuevo Laredo He is the last American consul to leave Mexico returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Tex
J. R. Silliman
Saltillo
Monclova
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Silliman
Mexico
Will McKinney Held on Bond After Prichard Shooting
McKinney, a white man, is held to the city court under $1,500 bond after being accused of shooting Frank Richardson near a Prichard pool room on the night of May 0. Richardson survived after days in the hospital. Judge Chamberlain presides with J W McAlpine for the defense and Jack Courtney for the state as witnesses testified.
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Will McKinney
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
McKinney
Frank Richardson
Prichard
Richardson
J. W. McAlpine
Jack Courtney
Former Villa Chieftain Joins Carranza's Forces
Chihuahua City Mex June 19 The alignment of factional leaders with the government continued today General Nazarete wired General Trevino that Manuel Palaez a former Villa general now operating in the Huastecas region had placed himself at the disposal of General Carranza Jose Ysabel Robles and Canuto Reyes with their forces are expected in Chihuahua shortly under orders from General Trevino
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Chihuahua City
Mex
el Paso
Nazarete
General Trevino
Manuel Palaez
Huastreas
Carranza
Jose Ysabel Robles
Canuto Reyes
Chihuahua
Trevino
Leo Bowen Fined For Drunken Public Appearance
Leo Bowen paid a $5 court cost after being arraigned Wednesday and pleading guilty to appearing in a public place drunk. The docket also listed Sallie Mitchell, Bob Mitchell, Alphonse Davis, Annie Bell Ruffin, George Wram, Charlie Northern and Raymond Dokes with minor penalties for offenses such as speeding violations, loitering, open store, and vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bowen
Inferior Criminal Court
Sallie Mitchell
Bob Mitchell
Noile
Alphonse Davis
Annie Bell Ruffin
George Wram
Charlie Northern
Raymond Dokes
Sloan's Liniment Eases Rheumatic Pain Quickly
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation to the sore area. One application brings warmth and comfort with quick relief, cited by James S. Ferguson of Philadelphia as proof of its efficacy. medicine priced 25 cents at druggists.
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Sloan
Palisades Form After Cooling Like Ancient Imaginings
The Palisades were shaped as they cooled, evoking a Greek myth of a giant breaking free from the earth. The author muses on the imagery, suggesting imaginative origins for the rock formations.
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Ture
Charlie Chaplin at Queen Theatre in The Fireman program
Charlie Chaplin stars in The Fireman a two reel comedy shown at the Queen Theatre along with Flames of Vengeance. The Gaumont produced film features Gertrude Robinson and Iva Shepard and is released by Lone Star Mutual. Also listed are lodge meetings at Moose Hall and Y M B A Hall.
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Queen Theatre
Chariey Chaplin
Lone Star Film Corporation
Gaumont Film Company
America
Gertrude’ Robinson
Iva Shepard
Carranza Yaquis Reinforce Piedras Negras Garrison
General Murigua, Carranza commander, arrived at Piedras Negras with 2,000 Yaqui troops to reinforce the garrison opposite Eagle Pass Texas. A large portion of Piedras Negras civilians have already moved south.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Murigia
Piedras Negras
Inferior Court Docket Features Fines and Delays
John Banks paid a $50 fine and costs after a Wednesday hearing by Judge Chamberlain. John E. Adams appealed after a similar fine. Bond signed by Owen Farley and R. L. Maxwell. Joe Simonson fined $50 for violation of the prohibition law and another case continued to July 17. Wille Johnston granted a continuance to July 1. State declines charges against Bat Ardoyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banks
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
John E. Adams
Owen Farley
R. L. Maxwell
Joe Simonson
Simonson
Willie Johnston
Bat Ardoyne
Day in Congress Opens With Post Office Debate
Senate met at noon and resumed debate on the post office appropriation bill while the House opened general debate on the army appropriation bill after meeting at 11 a.m.
Mexico Seeks Impress Europe With Peaceful Stance
Mexico issues statements via legations in Europe denying war inevitability and German intrigue claims. Paris and French press publish responses asserting Mexico does not seek war with the United States and condemning imputations against General Carranza. The statements defend Mexican sovereignty over frontier crossings and note earlier expeditionary plans were halted.
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Paris
Mexico
Toga
Carranza
Ameri
Alabama and Mississippi Cloudy Tonight and Thursday
Weather bulletin notes cloudy conditions for Alabama and Mississippi tonight and Thursday. Forecast mentions overcast skies and potential light showers across regions. Data reflects June 21 transmission.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
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Mrs, May
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kodaks
Boss’ Automobile
Jack Callahan
Pete
New York Central
F. W C
U.S
Will M’kinney
VILLA
Woodmen of the World
Maple Camp
Moose Hall
Masonic—Mobile Lodge of Perfection
A. A
R. M
Masonic Temple
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Central Trades Council
International Association of Machinita
Canton Mobile
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mobile Lodge
Catholic Knights’ and Ladies’ Benevolent Association
Executive Council
Railroad Benevolent Association
Senate
Europe
United States
Hickey & Lyons Clothing Co. Inc
AlaBama-Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery
Willard
N. Royal Street
Modern Welding & Cutting CO
Water and ST. Anthony ‘Sts
Frenchy Duchesne
Royal Street Bell
Brenau Coxstaudion
Blue Ridge Mountains
Brenau
Ege-Conservatory
Brenau C
ILI
Gainesville, Ga
The
House of Taylor
Martinique
Broadway
Ciaiunet
Penn's Station
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Engineers Corps
Chandler
California
San Diego
Cal
Lower Calfornia
Estaban Cantu
E. O. Bayley
Conti St
MR. Man
N. A. Lattof
N. E. Cor, Conti and
St. Emanuel
Panama Auction & Furniture CO
G. Lee
Francis Street Bell
Sleeper
Asheville
VIA
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Spartanburg
Tyron
Saluda
Flat Rock
Hendersonville
South Royal ST
Bell 210
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