Destruction Across the Mexican Border at Nuevo Laredo
April 24 Laredo Texas reports Nuevo Laredo ruined by dynamite and fire set by Mexican Federal soldiers. The fighting caused deaths on both sides, with extensive property damage including the United States Consulate and railway shops. Mexican and American troops maintained patrols along the border as refugees fled to the American side and guards restored order.
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Laredo
Tex
Nuevo Laredo
United States
Mexican National Railway
Federal Garison
Saltillo
Monterey
Mexican National Railroad
Air Guard
Saunders
River Front
Washington
L. K
Fourteenth Calvary
Batery A
3Rd Field Artillery
War Department
Neuvo Laredo
Monte
Guerrero
Mexico
Rio Grande
Garrison
Bliss
International Bridge
Sa~redo
el Paso
Calvary
Crane
Peace Talks Bring Hope for Mexico Crisis Mediation
Latin American envoys from Argentina Brazil and Chile press for pacific settlement of the Mexican crisis. Huerta ready to accept goodwill offices with US mediation, while diplomats push to move Americans out and restore order in Vera Cruz and Mexican ports.
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Washington
Washington Disputch
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Latin America
Europe
United States
Huerta
Congress
Yar
Bryan
Germany
Great Britain
France
Daniels
Badger
Howard
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Hnd
Legation
Aguas Calientas
Cordoba
Orizaba
Vera
Vera Cruz
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
Pan-American Union
Hwail
Hueva
White House
Navy Department S
Vera Crag
Comsular
Mexican
Galevaster
San Diego
Ensenada
Aguas Calientes
Casulagada
Verariz
Orizibo
Vera Drug
Hous
Gosedo
Bor
Etvasion
Rex Theatre Benefit for Old Soldiers Funeral Costs
A Raleigh event Sunday afternoon to aid funeral expenses of a local man features a Rex Theatre benefit. An automobile collision with a hearse caused by frightened horses damaged the carriage and casket door. three top pictures will be shown as part of the program.
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Raleigh
Rex Theatre
Jacksonville
Seven Americans Held by Mexican Soldiers in Disorder
Vera Cruz April 24 Seven Americans prisoners of Mexican soldiers on the Vera Cruz Isthmus line between here and the capital, with four possibly to be executed. Captured at Tierra Blanca and Montrolonga, names include W A Mangan and Edward Weunch. Prisoners moved to Cordoba and Orizaba. eighteen Americans in Tierra Blanca. Lincoln details and local notices conclude with Raleigh and Durham items.
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Vera Cruz
Cordoba
Orizaba
Here
Capitol
Tierrablanga
Motzolongo
Tierrablanza
W. A. Mangan
Niott
Riley and
Hart
Montrolonga
Edward Weunch
Sydney
A. M. Thomas
Mr. Boyd
Hermoine
Tampico
Death of Mrs Parmelia Howie Urs
Parmelia Jane Howie aged 73 died Saturday at her Mineral Springs home following acute indigestion. A former Miss Pamelia Jane Welle, she wed Mr. Hillard Wolfe and lived over 50 years as a devoted wife and mother of seven children. Funeral services were held Sunday near Marvin where she was buried.
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Parmelia Howie
Parmelia Jane Howie
SM. Hovwie
Mineral Springs
Howie
Pamelia Jane Welle
Hillard Wolfe
Fl Mw
Howle
Aear Marvin
Mostames
G. W. Sutten
Wm. Stephenson
A. L. Crone
This County
Ro M. Gross
Lando
Meewis
P. Howle
Florida
M. Howle
Anderton
M Howle
This Price
Clean Up Day Declared for Thursday by Mayor Meftae
Mayor Meftae designates Thursday as a city clean-up day. Residents are urged to place all trash and debris at curbside to aid street wagons in collection.
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Meftae
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Laredo Electric Company
Ninth
U. S
Ninth Infantry
Wilson
Phillip C. Hanna
Boen
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Hanna
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Alvarez del Castillo
Moon
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Ahout
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Antonio Villareal
Tthe Mountains
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Pablo Gongares
Antonio Villarea
Castro
Guy Sawyer
American Printing Company
Rete
Morine
W. J. Mexander
Connery Springs
Alexander
Mondell
Wyoming
Canada
Hanne
Monroe Bay
Mike Hudson
J. Hudson
South Carolina
Hudson
Annanapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
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Andrew T. Long
Des Molt
Robert A. McNeeley
Louisana
A. Crenshaw
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Pope Washington
Missouri
Democratic Committee
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Hardin
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Isaiah
Jesus
John
Paul
Christ
Peter
Jerusalem
Samariah
Unionville Academy
Cedar Grove School House
Rex Thurs
John C. McLendon
Wadesboro
McLendon
Mears
Frank
Joel McLendon
Betsy Baucom
Madesboro Ansonian
Durham
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