Hill Tout Claims Polygenetic Origin Of Man In Dawn Man Find
Dr Charles Hill Tout aims to present to the Royal Society of Canada evidence that man is polygenetic rather than monogenetic in origin. He cites discoveries from skull surveys and the fossil Dawn Man Ecanthropus found in 1912 England, arguing that such finds undermine single-line ancestry and support multiple ancestral lines in human evolution. A photo archive will illustrate his theories.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Charles Hill-Tout
American Institute of Research
Archeological Institute of America
Royal Society’ of Canada
Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain
Royal Society of Canada
Hill Tout
Hill-Hout
Dr. Hill-Tout
England
British Isles
Europe
Promen
Baer
Hill-Tout
Laredo Times Classified Excerpts and Local Notices
A transcription of ads and items in The Times includes notices on teaching certificate exams May 6 and 7, local service ads, a Laredo trade highlight, Corpus Christi High School baseball visit to Caliche Park, plumbing and floristry ads, a third anniversary sale promo for La Victoria, and remarks on civic work like sewerage projects and job printing services.
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Laredo
Mexico
F. F. Hancock
D. J. Morais Place
Corpus Christi High School
Texas
Caliche Park
Commissioners Court
Fidel Canta
Social Calendar Busy Week Delights Local Clubs
Wednesday activities include Mrs Louis Joseph hosting the Auction Bridge Club at 3 30 PM, Parish Guild meeting with Mrs Harry Mason, and the W C T U gathering at the Methodist Church at 4 PM. Thursday features Mrs Louis Joseph hosting the Thursday Bridge Club at 3 30 PM, Ladies Aid Society at Mrs G C Hiatt, Circle A W M A Baptist at 3 30 PM with Mrs J Trout, and a 4 PM gathering at Mrs D Z Windrow’s home.
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Louis Joseph
Harry Mason
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
G. C. Hiatt
Circle A
W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
J. &. Trout
D. Z. Windrow
Measure of Life and Local Happenings in Baltimore Sun
Poem contrasts exacting trade measures with unmeasured beauty and divine abundance. The page then lists local social notes from Baltimore and nearby towns, including visits, revivals, baptisms, and clergy movements involving the DaCamara family, Whittington, Duprist, Butler, Chasteen, Ruth Orr, Welhausen, Keller, Schmidt, Mims, and University of Texas president R. E. Vinson visits, with baptism at Christ Church and sponsors Adams.
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Paradise
The Road of Hapiness Promotes Health Advice
A short notice urges readers to keep well for happiness and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets after supper for gentle bowel movement when constipated.
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Chamberlain
Boy by Telegraph Delivers 7 Year Old to Parents
Johnnie Calderwood of Rutland Vermont rode a train to Bakersfield California under Western Union care and was dispatched to Oildale as a telegram delivery. M P B Whiting supervised the test noting uncertainty over whether he was treated as a night or day message.
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America
Telegraph
M. P B. Whiting
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bakersfield
Calif
Johnnie Calderwood
Rutland
Vermont
Western Union
Quildale
Johnnie
Oildale
San Francisco Chronicle
A New Hat For An Old One
A hobbyist tip explains dyeing a straw hat with Fidelity Straw Hat Dye to renew its glossy finish in minutes without stiffening the hat. The product is marketed as easy to use and available through druggists in Laredo.
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Laredo
Junior Auxiliary Meets At Christ Church For Sewing And Study
The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church held its weekly gathering at the Rectory on Tuesday afternoon. Members finished articles for the missionary box, worked on educational cards, and sewed quilt pieces before attending the church service. The Parish lesson was reviewed and Mr Cook read The Gray Fox. Attendees included Kathleen Aldridge Nellie Ward Elizabeth Nye Joe Fasnacht Nita Fasnacht Vivia Smith Nettie Bunn Anita Lane Ethel Lane Jack Kehl David Kehl Ben Wright Mary Wright Ida Wright Alta Gracia Post er Jack Younkin Mary Sieiski Ralph Cook among others.
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Christ Church
Cook
the Gray Fox
Kathleen Aldridge
Nellie Ward
Elizabeth Nye
Joe
Nita Fasnacht
Vivia Smith
Nettie Bunn
Anita
Ethel Lane
George
Nbrace
Bobby
Elinor
Jack
David Kehl
Ben
Mary
Ida’ Wright
Alta Gracia
Ethel Poster
Jack Younkin
Mary Ernestine Sieiski
Ralph
Mary Cook
Rotary meeting in Laredo hears welcome talks
The Laredo Rotary Club met at the Hamilton Hotel Cafe with L. A. Morrow presiding. Visitors from Dallas, San Antonio, Chicago attended, and several new members were introduced. Sam Mackin urged attendance at the Pearsacht highway meeting, then G. C. Hiatt reported on the Paris state convention.
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Laredo
C. M. Greeman
J. O. Walker
Joe Moser
A. B. McCulloch
Sam Mackin
Pearsachton
G. C. Hiatt
Landis Urges Hard Play at Baseball's Open
Judge Landis, high commissioner, told Chicago clubs and Cardinals fans to play the game hard and square. The 1921 pennant battles begin with sixteen major league teams fielding recruits. Opening day featured President Harding throwing the first ball in Washington.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Prescent Harding
Disarmament Moves Mark Early Policy in Congress
Washington April 13 Congress opens disarmament talks with Senator Borah Idaho proposing a presidential authorization to begin negotiations with Britain and Japan on reducing naval building. Also Senator KnoxPennsylvania introduces a Senate resolution to end the state of war with Germany and Austria under Versailles terms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Borah
Publican of
Idaho
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
Germany
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Alabama Man Still in Prison Case
Associated Press reports from Washington on April 13 that Captain Emmet Kilpatrick of Union town Alabama remains imprisoned by Bolshevik forces in Russia. Kilpatrick, who served as a Red Cross captain under Wrangel, was captured last October and sentenced to 20 years hard labor for taking up arms against the Bolsheviks and acting as a covert American agent. A Alabama delegation asked President Harding to intercede with Secretary Hughes to secure his release.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Alabama
Hughes
Emmet Kilpatrick
Uniontown
Ala
American Red Cross
Russia
Wrangie
Kilpatriysk
Texas prison system hearing opens in Houston
Houston witnesses testifying before the joint legislative committee investigating the Texas prison system called for a complete reorganization. Three prison commission members including Sam W. J D Low, who resigned effective May 1, W. G. Pryor and Captain Heiving urged changes as an inspection of nearby prison farms was to follow the testimony.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Joint Legislative Committee
Prison Commission
Sam W. JD. Low
W. G. Pryor
Captain Heiving
Syst
Quick verdicts and curious notes on women history
Jury women speed up rulings says one judge. Four centuries of women printers appear in aged books. More women physicians in the United States than all Europe combined. Peggy Hyland dives into the Thames for a moving picture stunt in February. An old marriage belief warns that a bride invites bad luck if she stoops during the service. Mme Patti received priceless diamonds on a brief Russian tour. Expert wig makers earn dollars per square inch, each hair knotted by hand. Georgia Federation of Business and Professional Women convenes in Savannah in early May for a two day event. Young New Yorkers paint tiny portraits of friends on their fingernails in fast colors.
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United States
Europe
Peggy Hyland
Moving Pictures
Thames
Mme
Patti
Georgia Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Savannah
New York
Britain Faces Mass Miners Strike Threat Amid Labor Alliance
London reports that Britain's three labor unions plan to pull members from posts at 11 Friday night after the mine owners and government failed to settle the miners strike begun April 1. Up to 1,000,000 could be idle. many unions may join. Government vows to protect essential workers and support those at work in any settlement.
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Iy Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Triple Alliance of Labor
National Winners’ Federation
England
London Times
Morning Post
Won't Renew Negotiations In London Strike Action
London dispatch says miners announce no renewal of negotiations for a strike settlement even if invited by the government or labor leaders. The Evening Standard reports the stance amid ongoing labor dispute pressures.
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London
Court of Criminal Appeals Denies Rehearing in Taylor Murder Case
In Austin today the court overruled a second motion for rehearing in Frank Taylor's murder conviction from Smith County, sentencing him to 25 years. The ruling makes the verdict final.
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Austin
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Frank Taylor
Smith County
Airplane Beats Carrier Pigeon Over 722 Mile Race
In San Francisco on April 13 a race from Portland to the Bay area ended with the airplane prevailing over the carrier pigeon by 21 hours and 17 minutes across the 722 mile course.
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San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco Bay Region
Bolsheviks imprison Americans as travelers report hunger in Odessa
Anna Keiser of Philadelphia, a British subject, arrived in Constantinople and said Bolsheviks in Odessa hold the city, deny Americans passage home, and oversee a lifeless scene with widespread hunger and many executions.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Russia
Anna Keiser
Philadelphia
Odessa
Texas lawmakers seek federal loans for range owners
Washington on April 13 reported that Texas representatives urged the treasury and the federal reserve board to provide relief for range owners through federal loans. The request asked the board to transfer funds to the Dallas reserve bank for that purpose.
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Associated Press
Washington
Texas
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board For Relief
Dallas Reserve Bank
Kellogg Opposes Colombia Treaty in Senate Speech
Senator Kellogg of Minnesota launched his attack on the $25,000,000 Colombian treaty in the senate arguing ratification would stain Theodore Roosevelt's name and imply the United States wronged Colombia and must make reparation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kellogg
Minnesota
Senate Today
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Colombia
Card of Thanks from Heights Civic Club benefit play
The Heights Civic Club members thank Miss Sturges and others linked to the International Institute for cooperation in a benefit performance. Rehearsals were held at the Institute building and the association calls the effort most delightful.
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the Heights Civic Club
Miss Sturges
International Institute
Watch THE TIMES everyday for fopportunities
Watch THE TIMES daily for opportunities at 60c per month.
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the Times
Weather brief from New Orleans bureau Fort McIntosh readout
The Times presents a daily forecast from the United States weather bureau New Orleans. Tonight shows partly cloudy to cloudy skies and Thursday is generally fair. Observations at Fort McIntosh report a maximum temperature of 101 degrees and a minimum of 50 degrees with southerly winds.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
No Amnesty Yet Said Mr Harding
President Harding told a delegation that he would not act on general amnesty for prisoners like Eugene Debs until a state of peace was declared. He approved a list of twelve major generals and 26 brigadier generals prepared by Secretary Weeks for upcoming commissioning. Clarence R. Edwards held the list. Brigadier General Omar Bundy’s name was dropped from the Baker‑prepared list.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Eugene Debs
Weeks
Clarence R. Edwards
Comander
New England Surviial Guard
France
Wilson
Omar ‘Indy
Baker
Attitudes on Americas Role in League and Peace Efforts
A Westminster Gazette themed note on Americas stance keeping out of the league. Liverpool Post mocks peace pretense while urging action after a declaratory resolution. Echo de Paris questions Washington policy and French views push prudence from Harding. Midi Paris cites American restraint and a public wish not to hinder peace.
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Associated Press
Westminster Gazette
London
League
America
Germany
Echo de Paris
Harding
France
Washington
Paris Midi
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