Disinformation Plots Stir Mexican Support For Carranza
In Mexico City newspapers a claim by General Barragan, Mexican chief of staff, alleges a plot by rivals to weaken Carranza and sway public opinion toward intervention by the United States. Officials warn conspirators may seek allies and even assassinate the president to trigger U.S. action, aiming to rally Mexicans behind the government.
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Washington
Mexico City
Geners
Joan Barragan
Carranza
Taian Cabrera
the Treasury
General Barragan
Mexing
Electric Lent
Orizana
Busland
Unite States
Utia
Atteropia
Carrante
Amarchy
Mexico
Mis
Narragan
Mesleo
Baseball Standings Hint at Reds and White Sox Pacing League
The Cincinnati Nationals hold a narrow lead over New York with Chicago seven and a half games ahead of Cleveland as the season nears its end. Indiana trails, and the worst seems to be yet to come for contenders as pace and margins tighten in late contention. The passage also notes an advertisement for a comedy show at Mihambra theater urging early attendance.
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Cincinnati Nationals
Chicago Americans
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Indiana
Just as Big as Advertising in Odd Ad Page Scene
A fragmented reader note purports an exhibitor’s vivid scene with excitement and laughter. The text mentions DenuliGil chickens, foxy bose, and a capaver scene echoing old gallery tropes alongside an outing titled UM inn Upesior Outing in a Forest setting, though details are unclear.
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Plas
Kidney Health Ad Promotes Motey Pills For Relief
An old advertisement promotes Motey Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache, sore muscles, and tired eyes linked to kidney and bladder trouble. It asserts the product quickly helps weak or diseased kidneys and offers testimonials from Portland Oregon.
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St. Portland
Ore
RE Drug CO. Eos
George Goates on Home Duty Addresses Ogden Youth
George A. Goates former state pay trol officer and now scout executive addressed a large Twelfth ward gathering on home duty. He urged parents to teach children moral standards, warned against ignorance and vice, and emphasized clean fatherhood as the key to national virtue and societal stability.
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George A. Goates
Ogden Boy Scouts
Twelfth Ward
Ark
Utah
Rs angelAd
Slace
Attalon
Cpen
The Outburst of Everett True on Social Order and Fatherhood
A reflective piece argues social funds focus on preventing wrongs and protecting youth during childhood. It urges society to return to God and church teachings, emphasizing motherly influence, responsible fatherhood, and simple living over sensationalism. The author stresses family guidance as key to shaping a child’s character.
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Sam
Shin
Mother’s Knee
Tolks
Lombardy Ltd Seat Sale Now At Gramira Theatre
Lombardi Ltd features Leo Carrio as Tito Lombardi a fashionable Italian dressmaker in a new stage character. Ably supported by Narian Colebrook the cast delivers a light farce that previously ran a year at the Moresco theatre New York. Seat gates open with one ad.
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Carrillo
Narian Colebrook
Moresco Theatre
New York
Stags
Tito Lombardi
Sveral
America
Thug Lombardi
Ady
The Joy of Motherhood in Philadelphia Ad
A fragmented ad recounts a new mother’s relief and gratitude after childbirth in West Philadelphia. It mentions Lydia B. Pinkhase’s business in advertising and a promise of better health and easier recovery with the newborn. The text references addresses on Kirgeoming Avenue and Lymm, with marginal notes about earnings and support.
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West Philadel Pat
Bydia
Lydia B
Kirgeoming Avenue
Wort
Bare
Ile Atone
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Joe
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Oleey
L. Anas
Os Howe
Westen
Burlesmane
THAT
Burlesque, Uoe i Ss
By C.M. Payne
Svar
Lombardy, Ltd
Lombardi, Ltd
Leo Carerio
Grmira Theatre
Mrs. Parce
Esper
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