Reverend Father John B. McLoy dies at 71 pastor of St Peter's
Reverend Father John Bernard McLoy a Scottish born priest of Irish parentage aged 71 and pastor of St Peter's Catholic church in this city for five years died at his parish home Sunday morning after a long illness. He was ordained more than forty five years ago and served as a missionary priest in the United States and abroad. He previously worked as chaplain at Santa Rosa Infirmary in San Antonio and later led parishes in Colombia Mexico and Monterrey before returning to Laredo to lead St Peter's. The body lay in state at St Peter's with Knights of Columbus guard. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. with Requiem mass conducted by Rev. Father Shannon and interment in Catholic cemetery.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Rome
United States
Santa Rosa Infirmary
San Antonio
Colombia
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
Holy Name Church
Carrancistas
Father McLoy
St. Peter's Church
Knights of Columbus
Father Shannon
Corpus Christi
Mon-Dayers Gospel on Money in Lent Meditative Reading
Daily Lenten reading by the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches focuses on Luke 16 13 about serving God and mammon. Meditation notes money as a practical measure of redemption and ends with a prayer for spiritual power and concrete consecration. Hymn Take my life and let it be is sung.
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Commission On Evangelism
The
Federal Council of Churches
Notable events on various historical dates
Entries list dates and brief notes: 1783 Franklin pact Sweden United States. 1837 John Burroughs born Roxbury N D died March 29 1921 on train Kingsville Ohio. 1842 Lord Ashburton arrived Washington Maine boundary talks. 1843 William Lathmore Mississippi Territory delegate died Natches born Norfolk 1774. 1847 British recapture Bogue forts near Canton. 1872 asteroid Althasa discovered Michigan professor J C Watson. 1902 Ohio Real Law local option. 1920 mass cattle drive in Ireland defying police.
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Sweden
United States
John Burroughs
Wat
Roxbury
Kingsville
Lord Ashburton Arived
Washington
Maine
William Lathmore
Congress
Mississippi
Natches
Norfolk
Bogue Forts
Canton
J.C. Watson
University of Michigan
Ohio
Ireland
Birthday anniversaries of notable figures in history
Bert M. Fernald senator from Maine born in West Poland Maine 64 years ago today. Margaret Anglin actress born in Ottawa Ontario 46 years ago today. Wilbur F. Wakeman general secretary of the American Protective Tariff League born in Harvard Illinois 65 years ago today. Andrew J. Peter former Boston mayor congressman and Treasury official born in Jamaica Plain Massachusetts 50 years ago today. Rt Rev Cameron Mann Episcopal bishop of South Florida born in New York City 71 years ago today.
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Bert M. Fernald
United States
Maine
West Poland
Margaret Anglin
Ottawa
Ont
Wilbur F. Wakeman
American Protective Tariff League
Harvard
Ill
Andrew J. Peter
Boston
the Treasury
Jamaica Plain
Maas
Cameron Mann
Episcopal
South Florida
New York City
Dr. Edgar F. Smith to preside over American Chemical Society meet
Dr. Edgar F. Smith will lead the sessions of the American Chemical Society at its annual Birmingham convention. A Penn alumnus and longtime university administrator from York Pennsylvania, he has been connected with the University of Pennsylvania for forty five years and served as executive head for ten years.
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Edgar F. Smith
American Chemical Society
Birmingham
Ala
Smith
University of Pennsylvania
York Pa
Pennsylvania College
Amaller
Notice of Forfeiture of Hudson Car and 199 Bottles Liquor
United States forfeiture action in the Southern District of Texas announces that an 1922 Cadillac styled Hudson automobile with license 6892 and 199 bottles of intoxicating liquor seized by customs in LaSalle County are subject to condemnation. Persons with claims or objections must appear in Laredo court on April 17, 1922 to contest the libel and share in proceeds. U S Marshal R A Harvin and Deputy Allen Walker serve notice.
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United States of America
Southern District of Texas
Laredo
Texas
Southern District of
United States Court Room
Meeting Notes and Social Events From Local Churches
Monday events include a Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the Methodist Church at 4 PM and a Credentials Committee session at Elks Hall from 6 PM. Also listed are a Mexican Luncheon at the Woman's Club at 2 15 PM and Junior Auxiliary at the Rectory at 4 PM.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Elks Hall
W. L. Arkels
George
Fifth District
American Chemists Meet In Birmingham Convention Opens
Birmingham hosts the annual American Chemical Society convention beginning today and continuing through the week. Nearly one thousand prominent chemists from the United States and Canada, plus several foreign guests, have registered for the gathering.
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Birmingham
Ala
American Chemical Society
United States
Canada
The Road to Happiness and Constipation Relief
Advice on maintaining happiness and health suggests using Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ease constipation with a gentle bowel movement. The tone promotes regularity as a path to well being.
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Chamberlain
Rotary Luncheon Reminder From Board Of Directors
Rotary members are reminded the weekly luncheon is scheduled for Tuesday this week only as stated by the Board of Directors.
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Rotary
Board OF Directors
Jitney Service resumes Jarvis to Cemeteries route
The Jitney service between Jarvis and the Cemeteries will resume Sunday at 2 00 P M The route runs via Ball Park and Belle Vista JITNEY LTD 3 30 3¢.
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Ball Park
Bélla Vista
Jitney, Ltd
Local clubs resume meetings with social hour and reports
After a business session a social hour followed with fruit punch and cakes. Attendees included Mesdames Adams Arkies Anderson Cook Johnston Kehl Matson Mac Gregor Mason Shiner Younkin Vidales Dunbar and Mr Cook. Builders Club hosted at the Hiatts with elections for officers and a social hour featuring Old Fashioned Gossip.
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Builders Club
Hiatt
Builders” Club
the Heights
Miss Riner
Brother White
Paul Hill
Allan Stowers
Beard
Blanche Evetts
Keithley
O. W. Rogers
iMngland
Braden
Beeman
Leisner
Little
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Stowers
Margaret Lutz
Board
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White
Neff
Guyler
Aline Hamilton
Henne
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Mrs. Hodges
Katheryn Keithley
Mary Melissa Hiatt
Amanda Frances Guyler
Martha England
Billy Stowers
Ancient Dutch warship wreck recovered near Lerwick harbor
Salvage workers raise remnants possibly from a 1641 Dutch warship battle in Bressay Sound. Four seven foot cannon with three inch bore and massive oak timbers recovered. ship may have been attacked by ten Dunkirk Span ish ships on June 12 1641, sinking two East Indiamen and forcing surrender.
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London
Lerwick
Dunkirk
Bressay Sound
Union Miners Plan End of Suspension Amid Pressure
The Associated Press reports virtually complete suspension of work in union mines nationwide with walk outs in non union districts. President Lewis of the United Mine Workers told the House labor committee miners wish to end the stoppage soon, but restart depends on operators' attitude. Lewis advocated an impartial inquiry into coal industry conditions and practices.
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Congressional Labor Committee
Washington
United Mine Workers
House Labor Committee
Lightning Ignites Crude Oil Tanks In Oklahoma Fires
Two 12 year old boys and a horse were killed when lightning struck near Dalton City. A series of crude oil tanks caught fire, with one tank bursting and others igniting within minutes. In Sapulpa, three tanks holding 165 600 barrels burned at the Sapulpa Refining Company plant, with officials estimating $300 000 loss.
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Duncan
Okla
Dalton City
Here
Hale
Sapulpa
Sapulpa Refining Company
Deacon Faces Klan Masked Attack at Denison Church
In Denison Texas on April 3 a deacon Dr W L Smith rose and pulled a mask from a Ku Klux Klan member inside First Baptist church. A bystander struck him and about 50 robed Klansmen were present. The incident prompted further remarks at Presbyterian church by Alec W Acheson.
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Associated Press
Denison
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
First Baptist Church
W. L. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Union Leader Appears Before House Labor Committee
International President Lewis arrived in Washington with United Mine Workers arguments and statistics to support coal mine suspensions. Rail unions discuss the coal strike in Chicago, with over a million workers meeting on wage hearings and board vacancies.
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House Labor Committee
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
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Albert Phillips
First Test of Strength in Nationwide Miner Walkout
Indianapolis April 3 The first test of strength in the nation wide suspension of work by union coal miners began today as the walkout entered its first Saturday holiday. The impact of the protest remained uncertain as officials assessed its effectiveness.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Operators Meet Today in Kansas City Coal Strike Talks
Members of the Southwestern coal operators association from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas held an executive session in Kansas City to discuss the strike impact on the Third district and to outline plans for the walkout.
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Southwestern Coal Operators’ Association
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Third District
Bituminous Coal Output Reaches High for Week
Washington reports 11,437,000 tons produced by the bituminous coal industry in the week ending March 26, the highest since December 1920, per the Geological Survey.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Probe into Harding dismissals aims at rationale
A House resolution proposes a special committee to investigate the April dismissal of Bureau of Engraving and Printing officials by President Harding. Rep Moore of Virginia asks whether the executive order was justified and if prior bureau conditions or an investigation prompted it, and whether the move hints at a spoil system return.
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House
Harding
Bureau of Engraing
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Virginia
Moore
Human wolf badly wounded after running fight
Yates Standridge known as the human wolf, a recently paroled convict with a record for escapes, lies wounded after a running fight in Harrison. Harry Campbell was killed in the confrontation they allegedly sparked over a keg of liquor brought from Newton county by Standridge and his nephew Alonzo Standridge.
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Standridge
Alonzo Standridge
Newton County
West Texas cattle region drenched by heavy rains
In San Angelo on April 3 reports say much of the West Texas cattle raising section, previously skipped by two weeks of beneficial rain, was soaked by heavy rainfall last night bringing relief to ranchers in the area.
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San Angelo
Texas
West Texas
Rainy April Storm Boosts Panhandle Farm Fields
Amarillo reports one to two inches of rain across the Texas Panhandle eastern New Mexico and western Oklahoma last night. Soaking showers improve ranges and farming, lifting crop prospects and pasture growth for ranchers and farmers in the region.
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Amarillo
Texas
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Dallas arson charges against two men after explosion
Charges of arson were filed in justice court against Frank Jim and H. C. Hatton over the explosion that wrecked Mrs. Bodie McAllister s residence. Each man posted a $750 bond.
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Texas
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H. C. Hatton
Justice Court
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Blanton pledges support for Parrish congressional bid
Austin April 3 Miss Annie Webb Blanton state superintendent of public instruction informed Mrs Lucian Parrish that if she runs to fill her husband term she will have unqualified support.
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Austin
Texas
Annie Webb Blanton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lucian Parrish
Miss Blanton
Sweden considers wartime action against rats and mice
Stockholm April 3 Sweden is urged by the Medical Board to declare war on rodents proposing a bill in the Riksdag to compel towns villages and ships to kill rats and mice with state funding forRodent control research and new pest proofing.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Medical Board of
Riksdag
Rodenta
Judge threatens jail for Klansmen failing to answer
Beaumont Texas April 3 Judge Mc Dowell told the grand jury that if Klansmen do not answer questions about membership he will jail them until they provide the information.
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Beaumont
Texas
Judge McDowell
Preventative Medicine Warns Against Pneumonia Risk
The article asserts prevention over cure, noting pneumonia often follows a cold or grip. It urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs of a cold to reduce danger and quickly end the illness.
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Chamberlain
Agricultural Bill Without Free Seed Item Reported
The agricultural bill, carrying 35.808 million dollars, was reported to the senate without the 365 thousand dollars for free seeds. The report comes from Washington dated April 3 and is attributed to the Associated Press.
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Washington
Senate
Farmer Cured of Rheumatism With Liniment
A farm man near Patten Mille N Y suffered severe rheumatism. After using Chamberlains Liniment he recovered quickly and returned to buy more, saying it cured him and he keeps it at home.
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C. P. Rayder
Patten Mille
N. Y
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
Tonight showers and colder conditions are expected followed by a fair Tuesday. The Times reports daily updates from The Weather Bureau coordinating with the local telephone service.
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New Orleans
Times
Hu Telephone Co
Fort Mcintosh Weather Observations
Observations for the eight hours ending at 7 a m report a maximum temperature of 90 degrees and a minimum of 73 degrees. Winds from the southeast with clear skies.
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Fort Mcintosh
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