Tanlac Restores Health of Ill Railroad Worker in GALESBURG
J B Allen a C B Q Railroad employee of Galesburg Illinois says six years of illness left him weak with stomach pain headaches and constipation. After taking Tanlac he reports eating three meals a day without trouble losing weight regained strength and now weighs forty three pounds more than before. He praises Tanlac as bringing back his health and credits it with his renewed vitality. All druggists sell Tanlac.
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Tanlac
J. B. Allen
C.B. & Q. Railroad
East Fourth St
Galesburg
Ill
Tanluc
Proclamation sets April 3 1920 for school board election
M S Ryan president of the Laredo Independent School District proclaims an election on Saturday April 3 1920 to elect three trustees. Polling places are Central Grammar School for Precincts 1 2 and Urbahn School for Precincts 3 and 4 with named election officers. Polls open 8 pm for one day under Texas law.
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I. M.S. Ryan
Independent School District
Laredo
Texas
Central Grammar School
M. A. Hirsch
Emeterio Mendoza
C. Zagarnaga
Urbahn
P. P. Leyendecker
J. T. Agan
L Martinez
State of
A. D
M. S. Ryan
Ginners to Meet in Dallas May Convention
Plans are progressing for the eleventh annual convention of the Texas Ginners association to be held in Dallas at the Fair Park coliseum on May 13 and 14. The event is organized by the Texas Cotton Ginners association and draws industry representatives from across the state.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas Cotton Ginners’ Association
Fair Park Coliseum
Social Calendar Notes From Local Churches
Mrs Violet S Oberfeldt Society Editor reports a Monday meeting of the Woman s Missionary Society at the Methodist church at 4 pm The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 4 pm The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at 4 pm at the church
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Violet S. Oberfeldt
Woman's Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Christ Church
Sunbeam Band
The
Baptist Church
Where Love Once Was
A mixed compilation notes poetry by James Oppenheim from Jessie B. Rittenhouse, plus local social notes. It mentions Walter Nye returning from Browns ville trip, Genevieve Camp visiting Eagle Pass for a basketball game, Olga Ferrara visiting from San Antonio for Easter, and other city social updates with arrivals, visits, and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Camp
Lois Derby
Eagle Pass
Y W C A Institute Adopts Red Cross Nursing Duties
Miss Vesta Sturges becomes temporary chair of Red Cross nursing at the YWCA Institute with Miss Hinle Brown directing dietetics and Miss Helen MacGregor leading home feeding classes. A Spanish speaking class exists, certificates match Red Cross hygiene standards, and enrollment is urged for the 15 lesson course. Dee Mrs Claude Van Watts will speak April 5 at the Woman's Club. Easter sale nets over 232 dollars. music program at Mr. and Mrs. Sames features Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald and Mrs. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Sturges
Y. W. C. A. Institute
Red Cross
J. H. Davis
Hinle Brown
Southwestern Field
St. Louis
Helen MacGregor
International Institute
Brown
W. J. Sames
Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald
Madame Butterfly
Albert S. J. Tucker
Laredo
Frank T. Higgins
Roses and Flowers Fill Rooms at Delightful Reception
About eighty guests enjoyed fragrant roses and other cut flowers, adding beauty to the rooms. The program featured, and after, delicious punch was served by the hostesses, completing a warm display of hospitality.
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Macdonald
Tucker
Hamilton
Welcome for Prince at Panama
Colon March 29 The arrival tomorrow of H M 8 Renown carrying the Prince of Wales and party en route to Australia will trigger a large display of international goodwill. Salutes from forts and ships greet the royal party as Panama officials and British representatives plan ceremonies in Panama City with an official reception and a Union Club ball.
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Colon
H. M
Washington
Panama City
Canal
The
Republic
Union Club
Theda Bara Milks a Cow On Screen in Kathleen Mavourneen
Theda Bara, Fox Star, is hailed for milking a cow gracefully in Kathleen Mavourneen, the William Fox special. Director Charles Brabin doubted the scene but Bara quickly proves her rustic skill as filming proceeds at the Royal Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Theda Bara
Kathleen Mavourneen
William Fox
Royal Theatre
Charles J. Brabin
Julia Crawford
Miss Bara
Brabin
Overalls and Aprons Spark Nortonville School Fashion Fight
In Nortonville Kansas on March 29 the campaign against costly attire began as Nortonville High School boys arrived in overalls and vowed not to outdo. The next day the girls answered with gingham aprons, igniting a playful schoolwide fashion protest.
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Associated Press
Nortonville
Kas
Nortonville High School
Law limits carnival license payment to chambers of commerce
The attorney general’s opinion states that the $100 blanket carnival license payment applies only to chambers of commerce and does not include volunteer fire companies clubs or other organizations. The ruling narrows the scope of the license program announced for carnival operators under chamber auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Chambers of Commerce
Stockyards Strike Idle Chicago Plants Amid Labor Action
Nearly 60 000 workers at packing companies in the Union Stockyards may be idle if the strike persists. An Armour official warns stock on hand will cover today but after that a gradual shutdown will be needed, with a week likely closing all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
German Troops Enter Ruhr District Without Allied Consent
Paris reports absolute confirmation that government troops have entered the Ruhr district adjoining the allied occupation zone without allied permission. Officials expect the matter to reach the allied supreme council, while Paris cites French no excuse for the move. Berlin notes cautious optimism for gradual restoration of order in the Ruhr Rhine and Westphalia regions as rebel actions subside. A government manifesto promises measures to restore order and shield the people from illegal acts by Communist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Ruhr
Allied Supreme Council
Berlin
Denied Reactionary Revolt Claim in Berlin
General Ludendorff appeared before an examining judge in Berlin on March 29 and denied involvement in an alleged reactionary revolt, news reports indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ludendorff
Electrically Lighted May Poles Planned for Seawall
Eight big electrically lighted May poles will be reared on Seawall Boulevard between Twenty first and Twenty fifth streets for the inter city May day celebration on May 1 Houston and Galveston will compete with honors Organizations from both cities will enter teams for the dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Seawall Boulevard
Houston
Allocation of Ships Urged by Cincinnati Chamber
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce adopts resolutions urging the allocation of merchant ships to South Atlantic Gulf of Mexico and Pacific ports and seeks cooperation from the United States Chamber of Commerce to address transportation discrimination in favor of North Atlantic ports at its April Atlantic City meeting.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Guarrie
South Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Middle West
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic City
North Atlantic
Bitten by a Huge Rattler on FE Recuerdo Ranch
Catarino Flores, an employee on the FE Recuerdo ranch in Zapata County, was bitten several times on the leg by a large rattlesnake yesterday morning. He was rushed to San Ignacio where medical aid was summoned. he arrived in precarious condition with a terribly swollen leg, and no word has been heard from him since.
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Catarino Flores
FE Recuerdo
Zapata County
San Ignacio
Flores
Tornado Toll Rises Across Midwest States
Chicago reports 64 dead as wire service resumes. later tally climbs to 77 with rural areas still uncounted. Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Ohio suffer heavy losses plus Toledo and Elgin deaths and thousands homeless. Northern Indiana toll notes 27 dead and about 100 missing.
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Chicago
Michigan Peninsula
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Toledo
Elgin
Indianapolis
Ind
Tornado toll rises in Georgia and Alabama
In the LaGrange area on Sunday the death toll reached 50 with over 100 injured and about 100 homes destroyed. Property damage is about 500000 dollars as the storm affected Georgia and eastern Alabama. West Point reports 10 deaths and Agracola Alabama reports five killed.
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LaGrange
Georgia
Alabama
West Point
Agricola
Earthquake Shocks Weather Bureau in Chicago
A strong earthquake shock was recorded at the weather bureau in Chicago, centered about 1,200 miles away, indicating significant seismic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Texas Census: Corsicana Population Totals Released
Washington March 29 report shows Corsicana Texas with 11 356 inhabitants Bryan 6 295 and Hillsboro 6 952 census figures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Corsicana
Texas
Bryan
Hillsboro
Not D ue To Cigarettes Denial From Chicago Gas Co
Chicago officials deny Dr. M B Williams claim that 18000 billing errors in ninety days were blamed on smokers. The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company says errors in 1918 were made by female clerks replacing men at war and were due to lack of experience, not cigarette use.
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Chicago
M. B. Williams
Toledo
Chicago Gas Co
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
Maine Democratic Convention Arrives in Bangor for May
Advance guard of delegates and visitors including women have reached Bangor for the Maine Democratic State convention to be opened tomorrow. The event will nominate six presidential electors and select twelve delegates and twelve alternates for the national convention in San Francisco. Party leaders indicate delegates will go to the national convention without instructions on candidate selection.
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Bangor
Maine
San Francisco
Suffrage extended and notable wartime events in brief
On March 29 the Japanese Diet extended the suffrage to 2 500 000. Twenty Sinn Fein prisoners escaped from Mountjoy Prison. Raoul Villain was acquitted in Paris of the murder of Jean Jaures, the French Socialist leader.
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Sinn Fein
Mountjoy
Raoul Villain
Paris
Jean Jaures
Supreme Court Hears New Jersey Prohibition Case
Washington March 29 The constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and portions of the enforcement act was argued before the supreme court in connection with the original New Jersey suit and appeals from Wisconsin. Attorney General McCran of New Jersey said the amendment was legislative in nature and revolutionary in character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Wisconsin
McCran
Government Joins Case Over Oklahoma Texas Oil Lands
The government filed motions to intervene in the dispute over oil lands between Oklahoma and Texas and sought to enjoin Texas from granting titles or permits to land north of the Red River's southern bank.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Red River
Mrs Nannie Curtiss Dies After Prolonged Illness
Dallas March 29 Mrs Nannie Webb Curtiss longtime temperance leader and former president of the Texas Woman's Christian Temperance Union and past national head died today after a lingering illness at age 659 years.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Nannie Webb Curtiss
Texas Woman's Christian Temperance Union
National Association
Aingering
Predicted Wage Pact Near Completion In Coal Talks
New York March 29. Scale committees of operators and miners began hearings and it was predicted a wage agreement based on President Wilsons bituminous commission report will be signed within a week.
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New York
Wilson
Missouri Society Formed in Shanghai China
SHOW ME IN CHINA March 29 A Missouri society has been formed in Shanghai by 122 former residents of this state. The group aims to knit Missourians in China closer, urgeMissourians to pursue business and professional work there, and press the U S government to develop a fixed policy toward China and Far Eastern affairs.
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Associated Press
Columbia, Mo
Missouri Society
Shanghai
China
University of Missouri
Henry White 70th Birthday Celebrated Today
Henry White former United States Ambassador to France and a Peace Conference delegate marks his 70th birthday. Elaborate preparations are under way at Colon for a reception of Prince of Wales as his ship transits the Panama Canal en route to Australia. Public Kansas considers teachers age wages and rural school conditions.
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Henry White
Formr
U. S
France
Colon
Prince of Wales
Panama Canal
Australia
Kas
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The United States Weather Bureau forecast from New Orleans for The Times predicts tonight and Tuesday will be fair and warmer. Observations at Fort McIntosh cover the 24 hours ending 7 am with a maximum of 80 degrees and a minimum of 48, wind from the northeast, and clear skies.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
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Houghton Mifflin
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Brownsville Valley
Jack Hassell
San Antonio
Olga Ferrara
Vicente Ferrara
Maria
Monterey
Aos
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Mercedes
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T. K. Collings
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Major
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Pershing Avenue
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Grover Nye
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J. O. Buenz
A. J. Biggio
R. K. Mims
Stanley Hauser
Elks Hall
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. B. McCulloch
St. Louis College
Sam Johnson
N. Johnson
James R. Davis
Bexar County
Marshall Johnston
Brackenridge High School
John A. Ryan
Sam
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Bureau of Labor
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Chamber of Commerce
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L. J. Christen
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Thomas Nelson
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Dance of the Gnomes
Lisat
Mrs. Tucker
Dannny Boy
Mia Nee
Horatio Parker
Huntington Woodman i
Hattie L. Sims
Frank Lines
Constance Talmadge
Nellie Jones
Strand Theatre
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Miss Talmadge
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John Emerson
Anita Loos
Screen
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Panama
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