County notices and business notices from Laredo Times
County Judge A Winslow plans stays and trips to San Antonio Austin and Houston on business. Contractors offer lath and plumbing services. Rooms for rent sought, florists advertise, and locals discuss onion shipments and auto services. Various ads list phone numbers and addresses in Laredo area.
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A. Winslow
Irip
San. Antonio
Austin
Laredo
The
Times
Schweiger
Sorrille
Lincoln
Green
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Pneumonia Month Raises Alarm In March Warnings
The piece notes March as a typical pneumonia month when winter fatigue lowers resistance and illness rises. It urges prompt attention to colds and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an expectorant that clears germs and mucus and helps prevent pneumonia, claiming it is pleasant for children to take.
North of the Border Players Help Uncle Samay Club
A fragment notes that Canadian players supply a Canadian hockey club while Americans recruit pall players from the Creek club Wielders, all from north of the border.
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Samay
Canada
Kiwanis Club Meeting Reports Attendance and Plans
The Kiwanis Club at the Hamilton Hotel reported attendance figures with Reds led by Aaron Moser and Blues led by Walter Stain at 100 percent. An 80 percent White team and 87.5 percent Green team were noted, with four meetings averaging 94.98 percent. The club discussed Miranda City road bonds, minstrel show May 5, and a Rotary baseball challenge. President Moore announced upcoming events with A. & M. College and the Latin-American Club reception, and Si Perkins was elected manager to coordinate summer activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Hamilton Hotel
America
Chas. Cook
Reds
Aaron Moser
Blues
Walter Stain
Roland Grissom
Laredo Kiwanis Club
Leonard Craig
Rosenbloom
Massachusetts
Howard Moore
Federated Women’s Clubs
Laredo
Bizzell
A. & M. College
Moore
Kiwanis
Alphonse Wormser
Miranda City
B. G. Salinas
Rotarians
Chamber of Commerce
Mirando Field
Pierre Blanchard
Charlie Cook
F. L. Mackay
Mackay
Rotary Club
Si Perkins
Bla
Found a Cure for Indigestion with Chamberlains Tablets
George W Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlains Stomach and Ulver Tablets. He says they suit his case better than any remedy and enable his stomach to digest food naturally despite nearly fifty one years of suffering.
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George
W Emory
Rock Mills
Ala
Man of Nerve Praised for Energetic Public Work
A figure praised for outstanding nerve and energy in public efforts stands out amid a wave of admiration. The article highlights relentless drive and vigor shaping meetings and community actions.
Parish Guild and Society Meet Afternoon Sessions
AS Friday the Parish Guild of Christ Church meets 3 30 pm with Mrs Vidales St Anne s Society meets 3 30 pm with Mrs C B Kennedy Camp Fire Girls meet 4 pm with Mrs Alfred Poggen poh The Builders hold their monthly class party 8 pm at Dr and Mrs G C Hiatt Saturday Lenien Market held at Stowers Store today.
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Christ Church
Vidales
St. Anne’s Society
C. B. Kennedy
Camp Fire
Alfred Poggenpoh
G. C. Hiatt
Poem Verse Opens Local Notes Then Covers Social Round
Zeal and wandering readers urged to seek meaning as city pages report a W. H. McKinney quotation from Chicago Tribune. Local social and church circle meetings at Circle A B D of the Baptist Church are described with members and hosts, sewing for Buckner's Orphan Home, Bible study, and tea.
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W. M
the Baptist Church
J. E. Trout
Buckner's Orphan Home
Dallas
Mesciuines
Circle B
Dr. Windrow
Sandefer
Mesdames Cuilee Mann
I’. GC
Mann
Wilkes
Craig
Simmons
Martin
Netzer
Love
Judkins
Reynolds
Clingenpeel
Circle D
J. M. Sallee
Miss Pullin
Mesdamey Graves
Guinn
Cook
Schelper
Salles
Fire destroys Colonial Hotel in Nassau Bahamas
A massive blaze gutted the 300 room Colonial Hotel in Nassau Bahamas today and for a time threatened most of the city. The fire, controlled after causing millions in damage, was reported via radio messages from Miami.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Nassau
Bahamas
Paramount Star in The Hell Diggers at Strand Theatre
Wallace Reid stars in The Hell Diggers showing at the Strand Theatre next Sunday. The film features a giant dredger used to pan gold in Northern California and includes a thrilling fortress fight and other extraordinary scenes.
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Paramount Star
Wallace Reid
Paramount Screen
Byron Morgan
Strand Theatre
Star
California
Reid
Britain Proclaims Emergency Over Coal Strike
On March 31 marking one year since the coal dispute the British government declared a state of emergency. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer sought a 7 500 000 fund to enforce a dry country policy.
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Prohibitons
Kramer
High hotel rates debated at French hotel industry congress
Paris reports show Association of French Hotel Industry leaders defending current hotel charges. President George Barrier claimed operating costs rose about 40 percent since the war while taxes soared from 95 000 to 2 082 737 francs in 1921. He cited eight hour workdays and higher wages as major cost drivers.
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Associated Press
Paris
Congress of the Association of French Hotel Industry
Riviera
George Barrier
Association
France
Steamer Iowan Fire Not Serious. Vessel Saved
San Francisco March 31 A report to the American-Hawaiian line states a fire broke out on the steamer Iowan between Los Angeles and Panama but was not serious The ship has been saved according to advices in New York
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Los Angeles
Panama
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
New York
Eight new cattle inspectors for Texas appointed
Fort Worth March 31 eight new cattle inspectors were appointed for Texas by the federal bureau of animal industry. They will be stationed at Carrizo Springs Pearsall Cotulla George West Jourdanton Hebbronville Raymondville and Laredo.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Carrizo Springs
Pearsall
Cotulla
Georgewest
Jourdanton
Hebbrowville
Raymondvile
Laredo
Work of Miners Will Stop Today
The country’s half million women coal miners completed the last day of work under current wage contracts. Suspension was set to begin at midnight, but most miners stopped six hours early. The strike centers on maintaining basic wages in soft coal and a 20 percent increase plus $1 daily for day workers.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas mine wage pact extended by 30 days
Indianapolis March 31 The Kansas industrial court order extending the current wage agreement between operators and miners will not prevent union members from suspending work tonight, said United Mine Workers President Lewis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas
Lewis
Senate Labor Committee Eyes Similar Effort After Miners Strike Talk
Washington March 31 The house labor committee weighed asking President Harding to invite miners and operators to a last minute meeting to avert a strike and the senate labor committee was considering a similar move today.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Harding
Labor Committee of the
Senate
No Settlement Seen in Tri-State Miner Strike
Fort Worth reports neither side expects a settlement in the three-state district of Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas. Three hundred men at Bridgeport plan to strike, with all other bituminous miners idle since March 1921.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bridgeport
Belton Man Sentenced to Hang Removed From Jail
George Hornsby who faced a hanging for the murder of J. N. Weatherby automobile dealer at Brownwood was moved from Bell county Jail to an unknown location after Willie Carter the state witness repudiated his testimony exonerating Hornsby and claiming another did the killing. Removal seen as precaution amid commutation efforts disliked by Weatherby friends.
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Hornsby
Belton
Texas
George Hornsby
J. N. Weatherby
Bownwood
Bell County
Willie Carter
Carter
Weatherby
Twelve men aboard Surveyor feared missing after Bayville trip
New York March 31 twelve men including leading customs officials left on the cutter Surveyor to chase Smupelers. They were reported missing after heading for Bayville to take the yacht iMonth seized with $200000 of liquor. A heavy northeast storm was reported at Bayville.
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Associated Press
New York
Surveyor
Bayville
Long Island
iMonth
Levees Crumble as Mississippi Flood Tightens in Arkansas
Helena Ark March 31 The first line of levees along the Mississippi at Oldtown is crumbling under flood waters and the situation is described as increasingly critical Memphis Tenn March 31 heavy rains in the valley may raise river stages from Cairo to the south according to the weather forecast.
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Associated Press
Helena
Ark
Oldtown
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi Valley
Cairo
Senate clears calendar on arms conference treaties unanimous vote
Washington March 31 The senate ratified the Far Eastern treaty with no opposition and only one vote against the pact for revision of the Chinese tariff, clearing the calendar of arms conference treaties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Books for Prison in Huntsville Library Fire Relief
Austin citizens led by Bickler organize a drive to replenish the Huntsville prison library destroyed by fire. The effort seeks donations of books to restore limited reading and educational resources for inmates.
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Austin
Texas
Huntsville
Bickler
France Reaffirms US Rights on Rhine Occupation Costs
Paris on March 31 reported France replied to the American note on Rhine occupation costs. France again recognizes the rights of the United States in the matter and reiterates its position.
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Paris
France
United States
Rhineland
Former Emperor Charles in Serious Condition Amid Pneumonia
Funchal Madeira March 31 The fever lessened overnight but former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary remains in serious condition as pneumonia continues to threaten his health.
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Funchal
Madeira
Charles of
Brav es Tony Boekel Shines. Mays Ready To Go Distance
Sport notes highlight Tony Boekel’s strong play for the Braves as the season turns. Yankees gossip says pitcher Cerl Mays is in top form and prepared to pitch a full game. Duffy Lewis struggles as Salt Lake manager seeking a winning lineup. Umpire Bob Hart is a noted polo player from New England. Firpo the South American heavyweight shows clever skill, but champions fear potential title loss in decisive bouts.
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Tony Boekel
Braves
Yankee
Cerl Mays
Duffy Lewis
Salt Lake
Bob Hart
New England
Firpo
Naval vessels readied in Florida for call of help
Will and Key West Florida naval authorities prepared to launch two ships to Nasait in response to a distress call.
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Key Weat
Fla
United States Readiness to Exchange Discussed
A March 31 dispatch notes the United States readiness to exchange positions or materials. The report highlights strategic posture and diplomatic framing as officials consider avenues for dialogue and cooperation.
Weather officials say spring rains easing in Texas
Houston reports March rainfall of 10.66 inches, over three times the normal amount. Weather bureau predicts flood risk will not be aggravated by additional water for now as heavy spring rains subside.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Weather Bureau
Governor Neff Non-Committal on Dallas Loggings
Governor Neff declined to discuss a possible special legislative session on recent loggings and secret organizations claiming to enforce the law. He avoided direct questions about ranger and agent investigations in Dallas and scheduled a press briefing for 3 this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texans
Neff
Wheather Rangers
Dallas
Crawford testifies in flogging case defense
Dallas on March 31 Z. J. Crawford a former policeman testified in his own defense denying involvement in the flogging of Philip Rothblim and detailing his whereabouts that night. The case was expected to be submitted to the jury.
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Dallas
Texas
Z. J. Crawford
Philip Rothblim
City probes Klansmen in Beaumont staff
Beaumont Texas March 31 city actions target city employees to root out Ku Klux Klan members with intent to discharge. City Manager Roark says proceedings are secret and no public announcement will be made and questioning completed with all answers in sworn affidavits.
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Beaumont
Texas
Questoning City
Snow and Ice Paralyses Lower Michigan Lines
Snow and ice blanket Lower Michigan today crippling communication lines and disrupting travel as residents cope with severe winter conditions. The Associated Press report notes widespread disruptions across Detroit and nearby towns with outages and hazardous travel.
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Sy Associated Press
Detroi
Mech
Lower Michigan
Resignation announced to run for state senate in 17th district
Thomas Flobrook resigns from Sehhot Ish Rite parish post in Gelveston Texas to seek the state senate seat in the 17th district replacing Hall.
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Gelveston
Tex
Thomas Flobrook
State Senate
Hall
Robbers Drill Into Oklahoma Vault Theft
Robbers last night dug into the vault of the Deposit Guaranty State Bank in Pone s City Oklahoma and obtained about 150 in pennies. They did not touch a safe containing money Liberty bonds and depositors valuables.
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Pones City
Okli
Guuuranty State Bank
Indicted Cotton Exchange Officers and Directors Charged
Two indictments alleging bucketing were filed today with Judge Crain in general sessions court against two officers and directors of the American Cotton Exchange. The charges stem from alleged improper conduct within the organization.
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New York
American Cotton Exchange
Sax
Crain
General Sessions Court
Lobbying Charge Ties Anti Salone League to Judges Bill
Senator Shields of Georgia charged that paid lobbyists for the Anti-Salone League operated among senators to push a bill creating 19 additional federal judges. He opposed the bill authorizing the assignment of judges to different states.
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Washington
Anti-Salone League
Shields
Georgia
Expropriation of Terrazas Estate Ordered in Mexico City
President Obregon orders expropriation of the Terrazas estate owned by General Luis Tarrazay in Chihuahua. The 6,000,000 acre property is to be taken up as soon as possible.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Obregon
Chihuahua
Luis Tarrazay
Bricklayers Leader to Attend Texas Conference
William Bowen of Indianapolis international president of the bricklayers and masons unions will arrive in Fort Worth Sunday to attend the annual conference of Texas locals beginning Monday.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
William Bowen
Indianapolis
Bricklayers’ and Masons
Todays Events and Notable Milestones
Today marks Xi as sixty five, Virgin Islands remains under US flag five years. Maj Gen William G Haan retires from US Army. Former Congressman Robert L Henry opens US Senate campaign with a Waco meeting. Vanderlip Bedford and other leaders attend International Chamber of Commerce meeting in Paris.
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Virgn
Slands
Danish West Indies
William G. Haan
U. S. Army
Robert L. Henrys
Waco
Frank A. Vanderlip
A. C. Bedford
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Weather Forecast From New Orleans Office
The Times presents a daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau in New Orleans. Tonight is fair followed by a Saturday that will be partly cloudy and warmer.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleanese
Times
the Telephone Co
Fort Macintosh Weather Report Today
Local observations at Fort Macintosh show a max temperature of 88 degrees and a min of 56 degrees. Winds from the south, clear skies, and no precipitation reported through 7 a m.
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Fort Macintosh
Times Classifieds Offer Daily Rate Plans
Classified snippet shows an offer to read The Times daily at a rate of 606 per month.
Irish Free State Bill Becomes Law
London reports that on March 31 King George granted assent to the Irish Free State bill, making it law today. The action formalizes the establishment of the new constitutional framework.
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Associated Press
London
George
Man Fatally Hurt Tripping With Toolbox
George D. Culpa a Frisco railroad employee died from internal injuries after tripping in Dublin. He fell while carrying a tool box and his chest struck the box before burial in Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
George D. Culpa
Frisco Railroad
Dublin
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