Forfeiture Notice in U S District Court Texas Ford Car Bottles
In the Southern District of Texas United States of America v One Ford Automobile et al No DL 218 describes seized property including a Ford car license 626723, 172 glass bottles and 172 gallons of intoxicating liquor held at Laredo. The court sets May 12 1921 at 10 am for claims to condemn and for distributions per the libel. Local claimants must appear to challenge or defend their interest before the U S Court in Laredo Texas.
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United States of America
Ford
United States Customs Authorities
Laredo
Texas
U.S. District Court For
Southern District of Texas
Southern District of
United States Court Room
United States Customs
U.S. District Court
Patent for Ford Car and liquor libel cited in summons
A legal notice describes a Ford Automobile with Motor No 4563815 and One Hundred Twenty one (5ths) gallons of intoxicating liquor. The deputy marshal Allen Walker orders claimants to appear and make allegations on the designated court day to contest the libel.
Birthday Highlights From April Twenty Second
Alexander Kerensky born at Simbirsk led the revolution that toppled the monarchy. Ethelbert Stewart, labor statistics commissioner, born in Chicago 64 years ago. Miles Poindexter, U S senator from Washington, born in Memphis 53 years ago. Bishop William F Anderson of the Methodist Episcopal Church born in Morgantown 61 years ago. Elien Glasgow, popular novelist, born in Richmond 47 years ago.
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Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Simbirsk
Ethelbert Stewart
U. S
Chicago
Miles Poindexter
United States
Washington
Memphis
Tenn
William F. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morgantown
W. Va
Elien Glasgow
Richmond
Beginning of Passover Observed Across Jewish Community
New York marks the start of Pesach with strict observance through the week. Unleavened matzos replace bread, flour is carefully supervised from harvest to baking, and rabbis oversee dough preparation. Synagogues open for two days of Passover. social events pause until Pentecost. Families reunite, and charitable groups aid the needy during the holiday.
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New York
Israel
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Temple
Nissan
Egypt
Society Calendar Highlights From Evening Events
Social calendar notes entertainments at 8 pm honoring the High School Baseball Team and a 8:30 pm gathering for the Saturday Night Gatillion Class at the Woman's Club. Ex-students of Texas University host a reception at Elks Hall for Dr. Robert B. Vinson and a Soldiers Club dance occurs in the evening amid community events and poetry gift notes.
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H. G. DaCamara
J. A. MacDonald
Woman's Club
the Texas University
Elks Hall
Robert B. Vinson
Mission meeting leads to Kerrville building pledge
Home Missions was the meeting topic led by Mrs. Shirey who presented an engaging program. Afterward business included a pledge toward funding the Woman's building at Kerrville, followed by a social luncheon. Attendees listed by name with the hostess noted. a correction states Prof. Villar's orchestra, not the Royal orchestra, performed at the Latin American Club concert.
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C. H. Bell
Jennings
Mesdames R. W. Jennings
Blanton
Ince
Head
Trout
Bell
Thursday Bridge Club
Frances Alexander
Marie Mowry
Joe Vidales
Mesdames O’meara
Wilson
Lafon
Vidaurri
J. Moser
Maria Mowry
Josephine Sauvignet
Esther Hirsch
Mesdames Vidales
Cogley
B. M. Alexander
Chas. Richter
Samuel Meyer
Barlow
Vivian Ashheim
Carolyn Meyer
Shirey
Kerrville
Miss Lee
Mesdames Winch
Windrow
Brown
Austin
Sorrell
Lattig
Threadwill
Westbrook
Frewler
Shirley
Sweetman
Wharton
Butler
Ramsay
Pratt
Hanson
Jewell
Sutton
McCulloch
Royal Orchestra
Prof. Villar
Auction Notice of Seized Buggy and Mule in Laredo
Office of Deputy Collector of Customs Port of Laredo Texas gives notice of public sale to the highest bidder for cash on April 30 1921 at 10 A M at the Customhouse. Item seized for violation of Section 3082 Revised Statutes. A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs.
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Port of Laredo
Texas
A. R. Kahn
Notice of Seized Automobiles at Port of Laredo
Port of Laredo Texas April 2 1921 notice that a Buick automobile seized near Canal Texas April 21 1921 for violation of Section 3082 R 8 claim must be filed within twenty days or vehicle will be sold at public auction at the Customhouse 10 A M May 98 1921 A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs Also Ford automobile seized for violation of Section 3082 R S auction at the Customhouse 10 A M May 28 1921 A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs
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Port of Laredo
Texas
Cannel
A. R. Kahn
Two Armed Bandits Rob Downtown Jewelry Firm
Two armed bandits entered a downtown jewelry firm on the fifteenth floor and forced the owner and a traveling man into a private office where they were bound and gagged. They escaped with cash and jewels valued at $200000, according to Associated Press reporting from Chicago on April 22.
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Chicago
Major blaze destroys Breckenridge business district
Fire swept through Breckenridge Texas on April 22 scorching about twenty frame structures including four hotels. The estimated loss stood at 250000 dollars with all hotel guests believed to have escaped.
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Associated Press
Breckenridge
Texas
Odd and Interesting Facts From History and Law
A collection of curious statements notes red haired people rarity of insanity immunity and long diamond cutting times. It mentions English law on marrying a mother in law and legends about aging England natives, fingerprinting at Scotland Yard, Friday’s unlucky status, tramway origins, Buckingham Palace footmen, and the Moscow bell that never rang after cracking.
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England
Scotland Yard
Tramways
Tram
Buckingham Palace
Moscow
Kremlin
Your Troubles May Be A Warning Of A Nervous Breakdown
Nine failures out of ten are due to personal physical conditions. The causes begin with brain fag and weakened memory and progress through insomnia nervous indigestion and increased irritability to a complete breakdown of the nervous system.
Sensapersa Nerve Tonic Promises Health Boost
A vintage advertisement touts Sensapersa as a blood tonic and nerve sedative that claims to double nerve health in ten days. It promises energy for all nerves and tissues, warns readers to heed caution, and urges purchases in two sizes for $1.00 from a local druggist or city druggists.
Preventive care urged to avoid pneumonia dangers
Medical guidance favors prevention over cure and warns pneumonia often follows a cold or grip. Early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended at the first sign of a cold to reduce risk and delay in treatment.
Hythe Conference Sees Briand and Lloyd George Focus on Reparations
London April 22 Germany seeks US arbitration on reparations and Washington rejects judging merits. The Hythe talks between Premiers Briand and Lloyd George gain new urgency as the United States pushes for immediate resumption of negotiations.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
United States
Berlin
Washington
Hythe
Briand
Lloyd George
Paris
France Reports U S Refusal on Mediation Request
Paris officials expressed disappointment at the American reply to Germany's mediation request a categorical refusal while noting U S interest in reparations. The answer is seen as inviting Germany to resume talks with the Allies and likely to proceed only with allied accord. Secretary Hughes reportedly assured Ambassador Jusserand of this stance.
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Paris
Germany
United States
Hughes
Jusseranud
Paris Senate Passes Tax Penalty on German Imports
Paris on April 22 the senate approved a bill to impose a penalty equal to 50 percent of the tax on German imports for failure to fulfill reparations obligations. The chamber of deputies approved the measure last week.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Berlin Press Skeptical of Reparations Mediation Move
Berlin reports today doubting any positive result from Germany appealing to President Harding for mediation on reparations as the American reply remains unknown.
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Berlin
Germany
Harding
Federal officers probe radical HQs over May Day plans
Federal officers announced exhaustive investigations of radical headquarters in various cities after reports that I. W. W. chief Big Bill Haywood fled to Russia and may be concealed in the United States, tied to alleged plans for a May Day demonstration.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bill” Haywood
Russia
First Fatality Of 1921 Holiday Season At Galveston Bay
Chance W. Timmins 21 a Houston Kodak Canoe Club officer died near Kemah after three hours exposure when a canoe styled as a sailboat capsized during San Jacinto Day festivities. Timmins was pulled ashore but died.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Galveston Bay
Chance W. Timmins
Kemah
Timmins
San Jacinto Day
Houston Kodak Canoe Club
Trade in Japan Negotiations Move Toward Open Markets
Vladivostok dispatch reports M Kojemkoff vice foreign minister of the Chita government arrives with formal instructions to negotiate opening trade with foreign powers. He is to visit Japan if possible and enter talks with representatives of foreign governments.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
The
Asahi
M. Kojemkoff
Chita
Japan
Governor Neff Warns of Redundant State Officials
In San Antonio on April 22 Governor Neff criticized the state payroll for excess officials and duplicated machinery. He urged reforms, called for Law Enforcement program revival, and argued the governor’s limited authority hinders removing inefficient officers amid a broad crime wave. He urged less harmony in Capitol spending despite people opposing any action.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Neff
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Large liquor raid nets 30 barrels in vacant Wichita Falls house
Federal officers seized 30 barrels of Sunny Brook whiskey totaling about 1,800 gallons valued at 54 000 in a vacant Wichita Falls residence. The raid, one of Texas largest liquor seizures, followed tips about Canadian shipments from Vancouver. No arrests were made as the house was unoccupied.
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Ey Associated Press
Wichitaalls
Texas
Federal
Sunny Brook
Wichita Falls
Vancouver
British Columbia
Ireland Sinn Fein plots claim Bolshevik link evidence found
London April 22 Dennis Henry Ireland attorney general told the house of commons he had found evidence of a connection between the Bolshevik government of Russia and the Sinn Fein movement in Ireland. He said he hoped to place the evidence before the house soon.
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Associated Press
London
Dennis Henry
Ireland
Sir William Davidson
House of Commons
Russia
Sinn Fein
Dr. Vinson to Speak in Laredo at Elks Hall
Dr. R E Vinson president of the University of Texas will visit Laredo this week and deliver an address at Elks Hall on Saturday April 23 at 830 pm. Alumni are urged to attend and the public is invited. This marks the first UT president to visit Laredo and local citizens expect a warm welcome.
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Vinson
R. E. Vinson
University of Texas
Laredo
Elks Hall
Our State University
Health department to enforce restaurant sanitation bill
Austin April 22 The state health department will enforce the restaurant sanitation bill and other health measures. All waiters and food handlers in public eating places must be examined for infectious diseases with June 16 as the effective date. Examinations start June 17 for restaurants cafes hotels dairies bakeries meat markets and soda dispensers. Employers and employees without certificates face prosecution.
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Ity Associated Press
Austin
Texas
State Health Department
Fenith
Carrick
Quinn
Une
Department Aiderty
Health Department
King Elected President of Texas Bandmasters
James F. King of Eastland was elected president of the Texas bandmasters association at a Waxahachie meeting held during the holiday celebration. The finis band won first prize in the contest, while Waxahachie and Italy treons of Boy Scouts tied for first in the field day program.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Tex
James FE
King of
Eastland
Texas Bandmasters’ Association
Finis
Italy Treons
Boy Scouts
House Rejects Amendment to Immigration Bill
Washington reports the house rejected an amendment to the immigration restriction bill by an overwhelming vote. The measure would have allowed political refugees from foreign countries to enter the United States, despite the bill already passing the house.
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Washington
House
United States
Attack Speculation Urged by National Farmers Union
Washington April 22 The National Farmers Union convened to draft legislation to force speculators out of cotton and grain markets. The convention backed making speculation a felony, approved a cooperative banking code, and urged expanding federal land banks to provide long term cheap credit for farmers to own homes.
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Associated Presse
Washington
National Farmers Union
Congress
Masonic Convocation Planned in Laredo Chapter
The Laredo Chapter No 185 R A M to convene this evening at 7 45 p m with work in the Royal Arch and Master Mason degrees Visitors are invited and members urged to attend Sam Mackin H P
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Laredo
Sam Mackin
H. P
Cat Tribe Muzzles Distinguish From Dog Tribe Forms
A note on zoological morphology states that animals of the cat tribe have short round muzzles, contrasting with the long sharp muzzles seen in dog tribe members.
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United States District Court For the
Oo. F. Wolff
U. 8 S. Marshal Son. Dist. of
Allen Walsher
Allen Walker
Isabella of Spain
Columbus
Castile
Scotland
Constantinople
Great Britain
France
Spain
Portugal
Isabella II
Nicholas Longworth Anderson
Cincinnati
Switzerland
Lord Beaconsfield
Australia
Green
Oklahoma
Joseph Caillaux
Iceland
Money Makers
Soldiers Club
George Taggart
William Merriman
Corpus Christi
S. E. Woods
the Heights
Chihuahua Street
L. A. Chittenden
W. R. Muter
Fletcher Smith
Urbahn School
Royal Opera House
Sunbeam Band
Galveston
Leonor Jennings
Lucy Craig
Bessie Mann
Margaret Schelper
Lamar and
Pruett Smith
Janice Neal
First Presbyterian Church
Hay
Capitol
Laid Evi
Dence
Bol
SINN
King
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