United States Marshal's Sale in Southern District of Texas
Public auction sale by the U S Marshal on April 17 at 10 00 A M in front of the Postoffice in Texas. The sale proceeds from an Order of Sale issued by the U S District Court Southern District of Texas dated March 30 1923. Item: one Dodge automobile. Marshal R A Harvin and Deputy Allen Walker oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Op.l
Southern District of Texas
United States District Court
Postoffice al. Teareres Texas
Dodge Automobilm
R.A. Harvin
U. S
D. T
Allen Walker
Removal of offices to Oil Exchange Building
Asher Carson moves his offices from the Oil Exchange building opposite the Hamilton Hotel to the former Mexican Consulate at Salinas Avenue and Farragut Street. The new site will be known as the Oil Exchange Building to provide larger quarters. Mr J R Braidshaw continues in his current quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher Carson
Oil Exchange
Hamilton Hotel
Salinas Avenue
Farragut Street
J. R. Braidshaw
Case Continued In Tejas Court For Rodriguez
This morning in district court the case of the State of Tejas versus Mauricio Rodriguez charged with a statutory crime was called and continued on the state's motion due to witnesses illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Tejas
Mauricio Rodriguez
Modern Cockscombs Return As Seasonal Garden Favorite
Garden writers note the reemergence of cockscomb or celesia in winter bouquets. Plumed and parrot’s feather types attract attention with bright scarlet to yellow blooms. Seeds can start indoors or outdoors after frost, spaced 18 inches to 2 feet, with watering and fertilization guidance. Also advice on kale for winter greens and eggplant soil caution.
National Negro Health Week and election day across states
The week is observed as National Negro Health Week with county and municipal elections held today in several states. Mexico opens its first national livestock exposition in Mexico City. Distinguished speakers from Britain and the United States address the National Conference on Education and Citizenship in Toronto as mayoral campaigns wind down in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Great’ Britain
United States
Ada Jara
Toronto
Chicago
Laredo Gossip Notes and Local Club Happenings
A collage of social items from Laredo featuring remarks on Ford owners and local chitchat. Highlights include a reminiscence of schooldays, sighting of autograph pages, and reflections on youth and honesty. Community notices cover clubs, Easter events, and upcoming meetings with names of residents and hosts.
Junior Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Tuesday the Junior Auxiliary will meet at the Rectory at 4 o clock in the afternoon.
Easter Egg Hunts and Church Services Highlight Community Day
About twenty two members attended Easter egg hunts hosted by Madames McCulloch and Crawford at 1916 Farragut Street with games and refreshments. Other events included a Good Friday service at San Austin church with Father Jose de Anda delivering The Seven Words and a D A R chapter meeting at Mrs. Asher Smith’s home featuring a Virginia history talk and a school essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch
Crawford
Farragut Street
Lina McCulloch
Bonnie Dell Allsworth
Jerry Johnston
Mosser Perkins
Reese Clark Slater
San Austin Church
Ealm
Martin Plaza
Jose de Anda
Maria «le la Garza
M. F. de la Garza
Bette
Jesus Aguila
Tulfo R. Osorio
Ena
Lucy Merriweather
Asher Smith
National Society of the D. A. R
D. McNeill Turner
Virginia
State of Golden Oratory
A. C. Hamilton
Leonora
Harvey Coax
Beaumont
Chanter
Phe
Margaret, MacGregor
Amar Penn
Vagrant Musings Reflect on Spring and Tax Burdens
A Laredo columnist muses on spring plans and changing fortunes as a tax burden rises. The piece reflects on long-hours marriages and the value of effort over wishful thinking amid government income tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Bonnet Spark Sparks Spouse Storefront Eyeing Hidalgo Window
In Laredo a wife laments her husband’s indifference to a bonnet she spotted in a Hidalgo street store window, reflecting a domestic dispute sparked by fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Hidalgo Street
Tuberculosis Toll in Japan Alarm Sparks Health Drive
Officials in Japan report a steady rise in tuberculosis prompting new sanitary measures and a home office pamphlet. The Yokohama dispatch notes alarm among authorities over growing health threat and preventive efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yokohama
Stehdy
Home Office
Mail robberies stun officials across three cities
Reports from Springfield Winds and St Louis detail banditry against postal trucks. Armed robbers seized mail including registered items, with investigators estimating losses around two thousand dollars and a bounty offered for arrests. In Fort Worth, violent shootout tied to local stockmen tensions also drew police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Gost
Ics
Sale man flogged in Taylor Texas assault
W Burleson a 26 year old salesman reports being seized from a car by six to seven masked men near Taylor on April 2. He was beaten and tar was applied to his head and arms. He had been warned to leave town. He said he was with a friend and three others from the Weir community. officers have no clue to the attackers, but suspect a neighboring town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Tom Ross
Milt Good
Towne Field
Terry County
Seminole
Gaines County
Falloy
Kates Ren
Texas Southwestern
Hassis Association
Este
Ross
Good
Antrder
Abesdera
Taylor
W. Burleson
Waco
Weir
Towl
Looking for Woman in Dorothy Keenan Murder Case
Police pursue a new lead in the Dorothy Keenan murder case as a woman linked to the suspect, rumored to be the sweetheart of a man under suspicion, is questioned about possible disposal of jewels and other items from the model's apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Keenan
Laredo Girl Honored at Baylor Freshman Swim Meet
Miss Genevieve Camp daughter of A E H Camp of Laredo was one of two freshman representatives in Baylor College first interclass swimming meet. She began at Baylor in September and is active as pianist of the Royal Academia Literary Society and a member of Baylor College Choral Club. The club plans two tours this year one through northeastern Texas and a brief southwestern tour the first week of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo Times
Belton
Texas
Genevieve Camp
A. E H. Camp
Lareda
Baylor College
Miss Camp
Royal Academia Literary Society
Baylor College Choral Club
Allie Coleman Pierce
Gotham Police Prepared amid New York Crime Wave
New York police prepared for rising crime as patrols were tightened after a week with increased incidents. Officials reported a decline in overall crime, though warnings emphasized vigilance and continued enforcement.
Two Bandits of Gang Now in Jail After Robbery
Two robbers involved in the Peret National Bank heist in Gentry Arkansas were captured and jailed at Heatonville Arkansas. Police say two other gang members were wounded during a pursuit near Bloomfield Arkansas. Three women including a wife of a gang member were arrested at Logan Grove and en route to Jay Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Shoth
Ark
Pitts
Cariypbeth Weth
Epposse
Peret National Bank
Gentry
Arkansas
Speier
Foothilla
Oklahoma
Flear Oat Jay
Ets
Oto
Heatonville
Bloomfield
Arkamsing Arbor
Jay
Curlleneor
Rewe
Oklo
Logan Grove
Oke
Legion Post 49 Meeting Notice in Laredo
Legionnaire and Ex-Service Men of Laredo Post No. 49 hold a general monthly meeting at the American Legion Hall on Monday night in April at sharp time. Very important matters are to be taken up and every member is requested to attend. CHAS. GALBRAITH P. C. 8-31-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
American Legion Hall
Chas. Galbraith
P. C
Gasoline Tax Heat Arouses Debate Across States
The report outlines rising gasoline taxes with proposals to pass higher costs to consumers. It notes oil prices fluctuating and lawmakers in various states, including Houston areas, weighing higher fuel taxes to fund public needs and revenue, sparking debate on affordability.
Tax ruling forces wholesalers to pay gas tax in April
State Comptroller announced effective yesterday a measure requiring wholesalers to pay the gas tax on all gasoline sold during April. The new rule, part of a metal treasure initiative, directs wholesalers to remit the tax promptly under the established data tithte provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietin
Apadibane
Maga
Suoth
Cov Campbell Dead In Hospital After Year Long Illness
The community mourns Cov Campbell and his son Nissen Campbell as details emerge of the recent death at a local hospital. Campbell, once a rail industry executive, had long served at Lameview and owned Campbell's record. The funeral is planned for Vatestine with arrangements yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py AgsGehioad Press
Yalvesten
Paxis
Apra
Hoyep Tecr
Sitomas Mo
Qauhyled
Pichetine
Hess
Atmos
Per
Gauedna Dle
Russe
Apri
Whemas Wo
Campbell
Jr Nissen
Lameview
Governour
Toowas
Atopy
Barker
Funeral for Governor Thomas M. Camp Held in Palestine
Funeral arrangements announced for former Governor Thomas M. Camp to be held in Palestine on Wednesday afternoon. The service is scheduled for 3 o clock with local officials organizing tributes.
Fraud charges in Mahl case trigger arrests in South
An assault on garbled report outlines that Mahl fraud charges led to arrests on April 26 in the South. Deputy U S marshals and city detectives acted on complaints presented before U S Commissioner Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bork Worth
Mamny AL Oye
Resaci
Unite States
United States
Parker
Prominent Cattleman Visits City on Business
Local personals note travels of key figures including Charis Wo and Goce Gta who arrived in the city from Brownsville Ark and plan to visit Toulis Oklahoma. The piece mentions the Saboweep dihoeocbhic Coa presalené and the city Chismorn ci with reference to ongoing street activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichicg
Saboweep
Dihoeocbhic Coa
Chismorn
Babear Perron
Brownsville
Ark
Charis
Toulis
Oklahoma
Prat
The Road to Happiness Constipation Advice
A brief tip urges keeping well for happiness and recommends taking one or two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper for a gentle bowel movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Walter Raleigh
Lincoln Street
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Abner
Mr. Anderson
Dallas
A. G. DaCamara
Corpus Christi
Sally Cole
Dolores
Hardy Jefferies
Louie
Ire O'Meara
Victora
Federated Women’s Clubs
Galveston
Musicians Club
Et Laredo
Adela Brunt
Maria B. Certeano
Turbide Street
St. Vitus
The
Heights
Aline Quick
the Heights Park
Katherine Maher
Matilde Loyer
Eddie Sanchez
Mesdames Maher
Hal Brennan
Bessie Barnett
Elizabeth
Hazel Irwin
Annie Katherine Burrows
Mary Anderson
Thelma
Elizabeth Kuntz
Edith Craves
Kathleen *DaCamare
Mary Louise DaCamara
Jane
Edna Tarver
Dorothy Brennan
Margaret Brennan
Mary Ernestine
Dorothy Sitelski
Sarah Donaldson
Mabel Beyette
Gladys
Daisy Kutz
Mary Smith
Janie Mary Ward
Genevieve Goodwin
Jane Mims
Mildred Crane
Josephine Sanchez
Barbare Scribner
Katherine Lewis
Sarah Devine
David Craven
Charles Gorman
Philomon Gorman
Lyle Perkins
Elliott Wiggins
Eddie
Sanchez
Tommie
Hiram Goodwin
Leslie Ewing
Dan Ewing
Walter Bloome
Anna Devine
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Band
Mra
Sutherland
CIETY
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Woman's Club
Methodist Church
Skinner
Catholic Daughters of America
Fort McIntosh
Officers’ Club
W. T. Neblett
Madeling Ward
Adelaide Bunn
Ruth
Loftus
Madeline Ward
Bama Lee Bradley
Rosabel Bunn
D. A. R. Meeting
Japan
Springfield
ST. Louis
Ty Associated Press
Chicago & Alton Mail
Gotham Police
NEW York Crime
Spencer
Lexis
Suneay
Houston
Vessa
Pete Fay
Imereiuded
Dave Aise
EP Wau
Cov
Iouston
Foumer
Thomas M. Campet
Palestine
Mahl
Ansaclited Presse
San Aopen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!