Death of Reginald Beall Five Years Old
From Monday's Daily Reginald Beall five years eight months and twenty days old son of Mr and Mrs R A Beall of Laredo Texas died at Odem on Thursday March 22 1923. He contracted influenza which developed into pneumonia while visiting Mrs Bealls parents. His father arrived to bring him home but nearly contracted pneumonia. Mrs Beall and her husband stayed at his bedside as three nurses and three physicians could not save him.
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Reginald
R. A. Beall
Laredo
Texas
Odem
Reggie
Jaredo
Hiods
Alaska
Leary
Finck
National Polish Committee to Convene in Cleveland
The National Polish Committee of America plans its fourth annual convention in Cleveland the week of April 17 with more than 2000 delegates expected. Judge Joseph J. Sawicki announces broad U S and Canada representation, possible presence of Ignace Paderewski and Bishop PloP Rhode, and ongoing Polish relief efforts including aid to Polish children in Siberia and France.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
National Polish Committee of America
Joseph J. Sawicki
United States
Canada
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Plop. Rhode
Green Bay
Wis
France
United States Marshal Sale Notices Auction Details
Public auction of a one door automobile in Laredo Texas. Notice given by the United States District Court Southern District of Texas March 30 1923. Sale set for April 7 1923 at 10 oclock A M at the marshal’s office. Allen Walker deputy marshal signs the notice.
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Southern District of Texas
United Siates District Court
Souther District of Texas
Lo On
Oeluck
Grant
Pustofien
Laredo
Texas
Allen Walker
Preventative Measures Against Pneumonia Through Early Cough Remedy
The article promotes prevention over cure, noting pneumonia often follows a cold or grip attack. It urges treating a cold early with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to reduce pneumonia risk, arguing delaying increases danger and that the remedy is inexpensive.
Notable Civil War to Arctic Explorers Births and Deaths Chronology
A timeline of historical births and deaths from 1781 to 1884 cites Mary Heckewelder the Moravian missionary’s daughter born in Ohio as the first white child there in 1781, Sir John Franklin born in Maryland in 1786, Buffon dying in Paris in 1788, William Aspinwall born 1743 and noted for smallpox treatment, Admiral Porter’s 1863 Vicksburg fleet action, Thomas Blanchard’s 1864 tack making machine death, and a 1884 Great Northern strike spreading to the North Pacific.
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Mary” Heckewelder
Ohio
Sir John Franklin
Maryland
Arctic
George Louis Leclerc
Comte de Buffon
Paris
William Aspinwall
Brookline
Mass
Admiral Porter
Vicksburg
Thomas Blanchard
Boston
Sutton
Great Northern Railroad
North Pacific
Gardening without a dub turns dull to elevate the crop
A long critique urges informed gardeners to swap lazy habit for mastering standard seed varieties. It notes the shift from broad seed catalogs to precise descriptions, highlights fixed varieties like New York lettuce and American Wonder peas, and argues knowledge improves harvest quality and neighborhood status.
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Acnon
Seeds
New York
Mrs. Story Seeks Re-election as DAR President General
Mrs William Cumming Story candidate for re election as President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Washington DC convention. She has led New York City Federation of Women's Clubs and National Society of Patriotic Women of America, and first became DAR President General in 1918 after prior unsuccessful runs in 1909 and 1911.
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William Cumming Story
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington D. C
Story
New York
America
New York City
Federation of Women's Clubs
New York State
National Society of Patrioile Women of America
Church and club meetings scheduled for Monday
Monday events include the Heights Circle W M S meeting at Mrs J K Thompson at 3 30 PM and City Circle W M S at Mrs Sam Brown at 2 30 PM. A Woman's Club gathering occurs at 3 30 PM, and a Presbyterian Church lawn reception honors Rev and Mrs L H Wharton of Austin at 8 PM. Junior Christian Endeavor offers a 7 36 PM program at the Presbyterian Church.
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Heights
Methodist Church
J. K. Thompson
City
W. M.S
Sam Brown
Woman's Club
Club Room
Church Lawn
L. H. Wharton
Austin
Junior Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Lost Youth and social notes from a Texas city
The poem Lost Youth reflects aging and faith with lines about fields and stars. The page also lists numerous social arrivals and departures in a Texas city, with names and travel from Missouri, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Austin, Corpus Christi, and Monterey. Announcements include a Reveller's Club dance at Elks Hall and a social event at 3 30.
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Reveller’s Club
Elks Hall
Child Welfare and Playgrounds Highlight Laredo Needs
A discussion on treating children as assets rather than problems urges expanded outdoor activity in Laredo. The piece notes inadequate playgrounds and calls for more recreation spaces, offset by a planned Twelfth Night event on Saturday April 28 hosted by Mrs. Hamilton for the Civic Club to benefit youth recreation.
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Lila
Irvin Cobb
Jeff
Aflamilton
Tfeights
Queen of April Carnival and Operetta at the Royal
The Queen of April operetta at the Royal Opera House in Laredo seeks a Queen with four princesses and sixteen ladies of honor. Vicente Beltran composed original music and David Gareta will perform. A coronation act precedes an operatic concert as local talent vies for the lead roles for charity.
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Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Royal Opera House
Vicente Beltran
David
Gareta
Elike
Ace Cieir
Ylay
Che Minattici
Opium Restrictions Spark Debate Over Legalization
London cables report Sir Francis seeking Chinese action after 16 years of prohibition. Sir John Jordan argues legalization would not aid revenue but could curb the trade under imperial restraint. Chinese public opinion and the Inter national Anti Opium Association weigh in on potential policy shifts.
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Ity Associated Press
Penns
Pmh Pb
Sir Beon
Ayten
John Jordan
Vasc
Pennine
London
John
Irrands
Ching
Peking
International Anti-Opium Association
Francis
Hereshit
Legaliza Ton
Birthday Remembrance for Noted Figures Across Centuries
Anatole France born in Paris 79 years ago today. Clarence D Clark born in Oswego County New York 72 years ago. Theodore Kemp born near Rising Sun Indiana 55 years ago. Rt Rev Arthur Conover Thomson born at Fredericksburg Virginia 3. The item highlights notable birthdays in a district birthday party noted in this issue.
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Anatole France
Paris
Clarence D. Clark
United States
Wyoming
Oswego County
Theodore Kemp
Ilinois Wesleyan University
Rising Sun
Ind
Arthur Conover Thomson
Southern
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Ried
Women Shun Lectures at Tokyo Imperial University
Tokyo March 16 The Imperial University authorities doubt women's sincerity in pursuing higher education as many applicants dropped out after initial interest. Of 90 initial applications only a few remained this year with very few seeking admission.
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Aly Associated Press
Tokio
Lmperial University
Japan
University Wold
Indigestion and Constipation Claim Chamberlains Tablets Cure
An ad claims Mrs dette ptroup of New York suffered severe indigestion and weight loss before using Chamberlains Tablets. After taking them she says digestion improved and constipation was cured, describing the product as a remedy.
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Chamberlain
Legislature opens in Austin with special session under way
Both houses hold quorum as the second special session begins. Governor proposes eight revenue measures including a cross oil production tax and income tax while facing a projected general revenue deficit of about 780 thousand dollars. Senate elects Charles Murphy president pro tempore. House and Senate move to address bills on warrants and fiscal appropriations.
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Associated Presa
Austin
Tex
Whitiy
Senate
Charles Murphy
Trouston
Clark
Dudley
Wl Pyne
Chedham Wand
Melson
Heuer
Act Declared Valid by Supreme Court
Washington April 6 the futures Gading act was declared valid and constitutional today by the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Nine Japanese Children Die in Sacramento School Fire
A blaze at a Sacramento Japanese mission school killed nine children and trapped twenty four others. Sixteen children were rescued as the fire raged through the building on April first.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Presbyterian Minister Fred Richards Killed in Auto Crash
Rev. Fred Richards a former Dallas Presbyterian minister and later missionary was killed in an automobile accident near Phoenix Arizona he was well known in Corsicana and Tyler notes say his death occurred in April though the exact day is unclear private advices reported the fatal incident
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Fred Richards
Phoenix
Arizona
Corsicana
Tyler
My Hobby and Health Sentiment in Ambassador Studios
Katherine MacDonald extols plain exercise as essential for good health and work. She notes three tennis courts at Ambassador Studios for member use, from prep boy to leading man. She mentions Constance Talmadge's upcoming play Daley and Mary Astor with Bar thelmess in The Bright Shawl.
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Ambassador Studios
Constance Talmadge
Daley
Mary Astor
Barthelmess
Ambiguous April Reports on Mines and War Fronts
Fragmented report notes April updates on mining activity including coal and oil sectors and a wartime alliance discussion. References to places such as Düsseldorf and terms like French, occupation, and air progress appear with unclear names and dates.
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Fuesseldorf
Ptudir
Mother Seeks Venue Change in Canadian Robbery Case
In a Canadian court the defense seeks a venue change claiming the defendant cannot receive a fair trial here. The judge indicated a decision would follow after defense witnesses testified to support the request.
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Aspetal Wedare
Willian Vieoliber
Clare
Marah
Sherritt Stichley
Friend Ag
Mohler
Bilbo in jail missing clear case details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure named Bilbo in jail and references to Mississippi and a possible scheme or organization. The readable portion is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or charges.
Marshal Joffre welcomed in Chicago in historic visit
In Chicago the famed French commander Marshal Joffre was received warmly marking a notable diplomatic event. A dangerous upheaval followed with an attempted assassination in Dublin targeting Michael Collins, a leading figure of the Irish Free State.
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Marshal Joffre
Chicago
Dublin
Michael Collins
Telescope for Russia Nears Completion in England
A large refracting telescope weighing about nine tons with a 45 foot inside diameter and a 32 inch photography lens is nearly finished in St Albans England. It will be shipped to the Nikolaieff Observatory in Russia and mounted on a steel revolving turret.
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St. Albans
England
Nikolaieff Observatory
Russia
German Siemens Furukawa pact to build plant near Yokohima
Tokio April 16 German firm Siemens Schep hkert Tats teams with Furukawa Electric to build a plant near Yokohimen. The Japanese company will supply capital while the German firm provides experts and patent rights in a joint venture to compete in Japan.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Great America
Lcs
Japan
Siemens Schephkert Tats
Furukawa Electric Industrial Company
Yokohimen
Army Munson Shoes On Sale At Public Price
U.S. Stores Co offers Army Munson last shoes at 2.75 dollars direct to public. 100 percent leather uppers with double soles and nailed construction. waterproof chrome leather. sizes 6 to 11. Pay postman on delivery or money order. refunds if unsatisfied. 1441 Broadway New York City.
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Army Munson
U.S. Stores CO
Broadway
New York City
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National Polish Committee
Baily Lesemn
Mirtory
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Violet S. Oberfeldt
Social Galendar
A. K. Smith
Cyote
Heaven's Gate
Wilfrid Thornley
Saturday Review
J. Maynard Wright and
Chilicothe
Missouri
John Loftus
Ernesto Vidales
Kaby
San Antonio
Col
Louie T. Rogers
Fort Worth
Rogers
J. C. Seymour
Mrs. Wicklin
Monterey
Mrs and Denike
Corpus Chris
Clarence Jackson
Diwughters
Mr. K. H. Smith
Mrs. Carter
J. F. Hudson
Pearsall
W. B. Walker
F. S. Lusk
T. A. Austin
A. E. Moore
Lucile Gaither
Civic
the Royal
Charming Entertainment
Puingare Sau
Germany
Dunkirk
Grmay
Ruhr
Sesssion
Katherine MacDonald
Poyts
Dovey
Trerlin
von Tasdies
Chreaaerges
Boo
Ayr
Baylor
Investiga Ours
Burleson Resont
Vel al
Alice
Veterans’ Bureau
Pees
Acosan Dister
Volvetor
Judie Jochuseb
Provincionel
Lapor
Jloekusel
Pexus
Sy Associated Press
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
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Seabermbay
Derek Apal
Bilbo
Odin Pheodore Balbo
Ear
Mississippi
Saaluys
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