Notice of Sale in bankruptcy Chas Ross case in Laredo
By order of Judge Scott, Referee in Bankruptcy, a sale of estate real and personal property will be held May 6 1919 in front of the Webb County Court House Laredo Texas. Properties include city blocks 1705 1710 1861 1940 2013 1642 1862 1863 1938 2014 2015 1790 1706 1707 1708 1709 1641 1939 and farm implements at Ross Farm. Sale to be cash with public auction between 10 am and 4 pm. F M Ramsay Trustee.
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Chas. Ross
J. C. Scott
Court House
Webb County
Texas
Laredo
City of
Ross
F. M. Ramsay
Say It With Flowers For Easter Gifts
An advertisement promotes Easter flower orders from the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association. It highlights rich roses and cheerful Spring Flowers tied with ribbon as gifts for Milady or a convalescing friend. Orders can be sent to any address in the United States and Canada with guaranteed delivery.
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Milady
United States
Canada
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
SUGGESTIONS A GIFT FOR MILADY
A dainty Corsage of Spring Flowers tied with ribbon and in a box $2.50 and up Roses combined with Spring Flowers with ribbon ties $3.50 and up A ribbon tied basket of Roses with Spring Flowers $5.00 and up A box of Roses with fern $4.00 and up Assorted Spring Flowers $3.00 and up Expressive arrangements of Cut Flowers with fern and chiffon ties $3.50 and up Other suggestions $5.00 and up Call us for appropriate suggestions.
Edward Green at Avenue C and 8th Street
Edward Green listed at Avenue C at 8th Street with day and night phone Cr. 4107.
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Avenue C
8Th Street
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Laredo
Citizens in Laredo endorse Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and other kidney ailments. An endorsement from Juan Cortez of 1702 Hidalgo St credits relief from back pain and regulated kidneys. Additional notes cover local letters, residents traveling, and church ladies meet updates with multiple names and places.
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Dean
Laredo
Juan
Cortez
Barber Shop
Hidalgo,St
Ladies Aid and WMA Circles Meet Thursday
The Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society meets at 4 PM at Mrs. R. L. Suttons home. The four WMA circles hold weekly sessions at 4 PM with Circle A at Mrs. Trout Circle B at Mrs. Landrum Circle C at Mrs. Sizeman Circle D at Mrs. B. F. Walker.
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Ladies Aid of
The
Presbyterian Church
R. L. Sutton
Heights
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Trout
Landrum
Sizeman
B. F. Walker
Local social notes and memorial service in the city
Visitors and guests from San Antonio and Rio Grande City are in town and planning short visits. A charity musical revue tickets sales proceed well with seats at City Drug Store. A marriage announcement for Manuel Francisco de la Garza and Josefina Cardenas is planned at San Agustin church on April 25. The Miriam Chapter 86 Easter Star held a memorial service and honored Lieutenant Louis Reed of the 36th Infantry, with a Red Cross message from France describing his death and a tribute to his service.
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City Drug Store
Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald
A. C. Hamilton
Sage
Juan F. de la Garza
Paula D. de la Garza
Andres Cardenas
Josefa G. de Cardenas
Manuel Francisco de la Garza
Josefina Cardenas
San Agustin Church
Miriam Chapter No
Masonic Hall
J. A. Burnett
R. A Millar
Katherine L. McKiver
American Red Cross
France
Louis Reed
Co. C
Reed
Miriam Chapter
Millar
Brother Reed
Dauntless
Eternal dawn promise of resurrection and reunion
A devotional meditation asserts that those who trade life in service to God will gain life eternal. It proclaims a future glorious dawn and an everlasting reunion on the resurrection morn. The piece emphasizes faith in divine promise and eternal life beyond death.
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Lief
Notable Arrivals Timely to City
Roe Oliver of Encinal and Farmer Jennings of San Antonio arrived in the city this morning. W. W. Moore, cashier of the Houston Bank and Trust Co., is a visitor. Otis Peaslee of San Antonio passed through en route to Hebbronville. Judge J. D. Dodson returned home from a brief business trip to San Antonio. Hon. Wilbur P. Allen passed through from Austin toward his Hebbronville ranch.
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Roe Oliver
Encinal
Farmer Jennings
San Antonio
W. W. Moore
The
Houston Bank and Trust Co
Otis Peaslee
Hebbronville
J. D. Dodson
Sanntonio
Wilbur P. Allen
Austin
Pimply Skin Solved with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Claim asserts olive tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver like calomel but gentler. Promotes improved skin and mood, noting a vegetable formula with olive oil and olive color. Availability in 10c and 25c boxes at all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Navy to Guard Transports Amid New York Harbor Strike
Washington April 16 The Navy said transports will run in and out of New York harbor if needed by the entire fleet to prevent interference as harbor workers prepare a strike to shut traffic. The move aims to safeguard U S shipping and harbor operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York Harbor
United States Navy
Birthdays of notable figures marked today
Hon Thomas G Mathers chief justice of Manitoba born Luck now Ontario 60 years ago Samuel D Felker former New Hampshire governor born Rochester New Hampshire 60 years ago Clarence D Clark former US senator born Oswego County New York 68 years ago Henry C Taylor chief of Farm Management US Department of Agriculture born Stockport Iowa 46 years ago Charlie Chaplin born in France 30 years ago today
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Thomas G. Mathers
Manitoba
Lucknow
Ont
Clarence D. Clark
United States
Wyoming
Oswego County
N. Y
Henry C. Taylor
Farm Management Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Stockport
Iowa
Samuel D. Felker
New Hampshire
Rochester
N. H
Charlie Chaplin
France
Hartford observes centennial birth of Bishop McFarland
In Hartford and nearby churches special services marked the centennial birth of Rt Rev Francis P McFarland the third bishop of the Hartford diocese He was born in Franklin Pennsylvania on April 16 1819 ordained in New York in 1845 and consecrated bishop in 1858 dying in Hartford on October 12 1874
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Hartford
Conn
Francis P. McFarland
McFarland
Franklin
New York
Hughes
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills Ad
An ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial attacks sold 60c and 1.20. It also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills a gentle laxative at 25c with claims of toning and natural bowel movement.
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Dr. King
New England to Hear Gillett Dinner Speech
Boston April 16 Congressman Frederick H. Gillett will give his first major speech since becoming House Speaker at a Home Market Club dinner in Boston. Also speaking will Congressman Joseph W. Fordney now chairman of Ways and Means and Senator James E. Watson of Indiana who is expected to discuss tariff legislation.
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Boston
Mass
House of Representatives
Frederick H. Gillett
Home Market Club
New England
Gillett
New Congress
Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Indiana
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association Meets in St Louis
St Louis hosts the second annual Mississippi Valley Waterways Association convention with governors from fifteen states mayors of valley cities and heads of 500 commercial organizations invited. Discussion centers on developing foreign trade establishing a national merchant marine and using inland waterways with emphasis on river terminals docks schedules and uniform terminal standards.
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St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
Mississippi River
Valey
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Ports
Congress
Lloyd George Says Allies Close To Peace Terms In Paris
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that allied representatives in Paris have reached a complete understanding on fundamental peace questions with Germany and expected to present the demands by late next week. He denied any Russian approach to the conference and warned that military intervention in Russia would be the greatest act of stupidity.
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Russia
Associated Press
London
Paris
Germany
Lloyd George
House of Commons
John R. Clymes
England
William Adamson Critiques Lloyd George Speech
London April 16 William Adamson leader of the Labor opposition in the house of commons said Lloyd Georges address was eloquent but not entirely satisfactory.
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London
William Adamson
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Regord
German press derides French peace terms and Wilson points
Berlin reports April 16 shows strong German opposition. Tageblatt cites Prince Lichnowsky condemning terms as a mailed fist. Vorwaerts says no German government can sign. Anzeigeblatt blasts shameless mockery of Wilson fourte en points.
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Berlin
Prince Lichnowsky
Tageblatt
Vorwaerts
Anzeizver
Wilson
Improvement Reported in Paris Peace Conference
Distinct improvement in the general peace conference situation was reported to the White House today from Paris.
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Washington
White House
Paris
Schles wig-Holstein Question Referred for Referendum
Paris reports the four councilors decided to settle the Schles wig-Holstein issue according to a territorial commission plan. The recommendation calls for a referendum and fair conditions to ensure impartiality during the vote.
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Paris
Council of Four
Schleswig-Holstein
Territorial Commission
Fool or the Fraud
A drinking man ridiculed a fraud ad offering an $11 prescription to cure a red nose. A friend sent the money and received a taunting verse urging continued drinking, with no legal action taken due to uncertainty about the law.
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Post Office Department
Twelve Southern Cities Back Italy at Rome Meeting
Representatives of twelve southern Italian cities met in Rome and voiced strong support for Italy's territorial claims before the peace conference. The gathering underscored unified municipal backing for the national position as negotiations proceed.
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Rome
Italy
Telegraph From General Baron Von Hammerstein Cites Entente Assurance
General von Hammerstein of the German armistice commission telegraphs the people's council stating the Entente powers promise that General Halter's Polish troops would only help maintain order in the former Russian territory abandoned by Germany.
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Lissa
Baron von Hammerstein
Complete Anarchy in Munich Describes City in Ruins
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Munich under complete anarchy with all work halted trains stopped and robbers looting houses and threatening banks. The First Infantry is said to have joined the Sparticides.
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Munich
London
Copenhagen
German Troops Occupy Magdeburg in World War II Dispatch
A Weimar despatch to the Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin reports that German government troops occupied the entire town of Magdeburg on Tuesday. The dispatch details the rapid advance and positions after the fighting at Magdeburg Copenhagen on April 16.
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Magdeburg
Copenhagen
Weimar
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Women wage progress and clubs expand nationwide
Women in Seattle steam laundries win a minimum wage of 15 dollars a week. Business and professional women clubs grow to over fifty U.S. cities. The first southern federation forms in Atlanta. Asheville, North Carolina, claims one of the South's first barber shops owned and run entirely by women.
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Seattle
United States
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
South
Atlanta
Ashville
N. C
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the Times
Foreigners in Korea Face Murder Risk After Demonstrations
Report from Shanghai dated April 16 says foreigners who witnessed Japanese mistreatment of Koreans during the passive revolution are in danger. Americans who saw the events describe hired thugs waiting to target those with knowledge of the abuses.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Korea
Southern Association of College Women Convened in Columbus
Many delegates arrived for the annual convention in Columbus Mississippi. The event runs through the week at the Mississippi Industrial Institute and College with speakers including Dean Virginia Gidersleeve of Barnard College and President J A Dinwiddie of Tulane University.
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Columbus
Miss
Southern Association of College Women
Mississippi Inustrial Institute and College
Virginia Gidersleeve
Barnard College
J. A. Dinwiddie
Tulane University
Easter Flowers High in Pride in New York This Year
The New York flower trade shows Easter displays in shops and streets as signs of spring. Florists are pessimistic about sales due to wartime conditions reducing production. tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, and other popular bulbs are priced higher this season.
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New York
Metropolis
Centennial birth anniversary of Rt Rev Francis P McFarland
Delegates from many states gather in St Louis for the Mississippi Valley Waterways Association second annual convention. Georgia Federation of Labor begins its annual convention at Brunswick. Ohio Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum hosts its two day meeting in Cleveland. Walker J D Hines to speak in Chicago on railroad transport at the American Lumber Congress. Michigan Good Roads Association plans highway improvements at Grand Rapids. Governor Smith will hold a public hearing in Albany on Sunday baseball and Sunday movie show bills.
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Francis P. McFarland
Hartford
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
Georgia Federation of Labor
Brunewick
Ohio Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
Cleveland
Walker JD. Hines
Railroads
American Lumber Congress
Chicago
Michigan Good Roads Association
Grand Rapids
Smith
Albany
New York State
Battles Report Heavy Fighting and Casualties
The account notes intense combat with heavy casualties on both sides as the clash continued. Details on locations involved or parties receiving losses are incomplete in the text.
New Zealand Soldiers Vote Swings Against Prohibition
Despatches report soldiers from New Zealand voting April 11, washing out the prohibition majority in the dominion. The London dispatches note the change in sentiment among service members.
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London
New Zealand
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Fairy Dells
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Alphonse Siros
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Metz
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Cologne
Alfred Campbell
147Th Infantry
Tennessee
J. P. McKeon
McKeon
Edna Wright
Henry Hagelstein
City
Oliver Ulmer
Mount Pleasant
Esther Sharkey
R. L. Poster
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Nita
Charles SveHroe
Mra
Violet S. Oberfeldt Society
Bertha Dix
C. C. Shiner
Will Jones
Seth Wilcox
J. N. Hill
Wheeler
Gulf Refining Co
Rio Grande City
Walter Buck
E. J. Black
de la Garza-Cardenas
Junior Auxiliary
Christ Church
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Albert Martin
Martha Anderson
Marguerite Nelson
Lloyd Gore
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