Holy Communion Service Planned at Christ Church
Tuesday's Daily notes a Holy Communion service at Christ Church at 9 30 a m in anticipation of St Mark's Day. The column also mentions lost track uniforms from Laredo High School stolen from an automobile in front of Jarvis Plaza.
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Christ Church
Laredo
Robstown
Jarvis Plaza
Aince
Tomas Melchor
Carlota Perales
Ramon Mendiola
Julia Caro
Lorenzo Pesia
Ramona Perez
Abner
Mexico
Inter
National Bridge
Carolina-Texas No. B
Cole No. 2
Webb County
Laredo Gossip and Force Insight
A fragmentary column reflects on local rumors and warnings about rail crossing etiquette and highway safety. It jokes about advice and opinions, notes tension between drivers and trains, and hints at liquor bootlegging concerns among readers.
Funeral Held for Pioneer Maria de Vidaurri in Laredo
The funeral for Mrs. Maria Ignacia Farias de Vidaurri, longtime Laredo resident, was held yesterday at Sano Agustin church at 5 pm. A large crowd attended, with pallbearers including L. Benavides, C. Vidaurri, J. Valdez, and George R. Alexander. Burial followed at the Catholic cemetery beside her husband.
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Maria Ignacia Farias de Vidaurri
Laredo
Othe
Sano Agustin Church
Catholi Cemetery
Cristobal Farias
Valentin Puir
Eusebio Garcia
Manuel Cruz
B. G. Salinas
Cristobal Villareal
Agustin Salinas
J. A. Rodriguez
A. M. Bruni
Gonvalo P. Karlas
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims relief for catarrh deafness
An 19th century advertise claim describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a treatment for catarrh and related deafness. It states the product combines an ointment to ease inflammation with an internal tonic that acts on mucous membranes to restore normal conditions and notes sales by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Dialogue on food and higher matters from London Answers
A witty exchange features a man praising gonad food and expecting the next meal while a woman urges him to discuss nobler topics. The remark plays on sounding profundity versus simple appetite.
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Lut
London
Quiet No 127 V4 Remington Typewriter Demo
Traveling representative S Longenecker promotes the Quiet No 127 V4 model to buyers at the Bender Hotel. The notice lists 4:33-21 as a reference.
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S. Longenecker
Bender Hotel
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
Tonight partly cloudy cooler and Wednesday partly cloudy in the local forecast. Fort McIntosh readings for the last four hours end at 7 pm show a maximum of 89 degrees and a minimum of 73 degrees with southeast winds and clear skies.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Big Reduction in Frames at Poggenpohl's Store
For one week starting Monday April 3 the stock of picture frames will be reduced one third in price. A Poggenpohl and Co. announces the sale with dates and discount details.
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A. Poggonpohl & Co
Tax payment deadline notice for city taxes
A public notice states a deadline of April 30 at 6 p m to pay city taxes for the year 929 and urges taxpayers to call before that date during hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 6. The fragment provides incomplete details on the payment window and contact times.
Encouragement Over Sympathy in Difficult Times
The piece argues work on det of people coois pitching da applications for jobs and asks why people mock others. It suggests many times we give sympathy when encouragement is needed to help someone improve and progress.
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Hace van
Vaudeville Patter Feels Neighborhood Film Clash
In a brief item a troupe laments a cook’s hiccup over local film choices. The patter highlights dissatisfaction with the type of films shown at the nearby picture show. The gag evokes a small community dispute about entertainment tastes.
Cotton Manufacturers Meet in Providence Convention Opens
About one thousand leading textile men from the northern United States gather in Providence for the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers spring convention. Sessions begin today with officer reports and committee updates, and the afternoon focuses onExport Markets as the main discussion topic.
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Providence
United States
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Missionary Circle Meeting At Methodist Church
The Guy Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society met in the church parlors with Mrs. W. A. Cane and Mrs. Chester Nye hosting. Songs, scripture, and lessons on missionary work in India followed by an educational view and economic improvement talk. A duet by Mrs. Huyler and Mrs. Ernat Buenz closed the hour before a refreshment course was served.
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Guy
Methodist Church
W. A. Cane
Chester Nye
Wright
Social Week Highlights and Key Meetings Across Nations
A busy week features HRevellter’s dance at Elks Hall hosted by Mrs. Muller Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Denike with about one hundred guests. Other items note upcoming talks by Lord Ceell in New York and a rate case hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Dallas. The National Association of Building Officials meets in Toledo to discuss a standard building code. Bates College debates Carleton College in a regional contest while Cotton Manufacturers plan a 48 hour week discussion in Providence. A Buckingham Palace dinner marks wedding festivities of the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyons.
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Elks Hall
A. B. Muller
L. Milton
Seymour Denike
Spain
United States
Robert Ceell
Har Association
New York City
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commision
Dallas
National Association of Building Officials
Toledo
Bates College
Carleton College
Western College
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Providence
Duke of York
Elizabeth Bowes
Lyon
George
Mary
Buckingham
Atate
Plo
Local Club Meetings Schedule This Week
Tuesday events include Mrs Albert Martin hosting the Married Ladies Social Club at 3 30 PM with Mrs A E Moore and Miss Lucille Gaither as guests. The Tuesday Music and Literature Club gathers at the High School Auditorium at 4 PM and the Junior Auxiliary meets at the Rectory at 4 PM. On Wednesday the Parish Guild meets at Mrs Ri Poster s home at 2 39 PM.
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W. D. Taylor
A. E. Derby
San Jacinto
Texas
Lone Star
Pexas
Mother Penn
Lett Taylor
Matias Dag Liang
Elizabeth Dunham
M. Te
Pinder
Charles Richter
Knamsay
Hogers
C. C. Shiner
Shelby
Swancnat
Seymour
H. M. Taylor
Lott
Taylor
Robert Traylor
D. Mac-Neil Turner
Bernie Wildenthal
Cotulla
Wicks
Willoughby
Watson
Sam Withott
C. Witheff
Whittington
J. A. Wilson
Younkin
Young
Yesner
Misses Woodbridge
Kate Tarver
Josephine Sau- Vignet
Virgitta
Msther
Alice Penn
Amar Penn
Lucille Murphy
Margaret McGregor
Irene Leyeneecker
M. K. Henry
Esther Hirsch
Luge Gaither
Eligzabeth Dunham
Ruth Reese
Murl O'Keefe
Carson
Lobdell
Poster
May Foster
Ethel Mackin
Albert Martin
A. E. Moore
Lucille Gaither
Ri. L. Poster
Birthday party honors Anna Marie Ligarde with games and prizes
Mrs A Ligarde hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Anna Marie's eighth birthday. Guests played games including Running the Tail on the Donkey and Going to Jerusalem. Prizes went to Alta Aguilar Elvira Saena and Carlog Zauer Tuelli. Dances by Maria Guardiola and Anna Marie added festivity. About fifty guests enjoyed refreshments.
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Jerusalem
Alta Aguilar
Elvira Saena
Maria Guardiola
Anna Marie Ligarde
Closed dance halls ordered in Fort Worth
Marathon dancing has resulted in the city commission ordering the dance halls closed. The corporation counsel was instructed to draft the necessary ordinance immediately.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Girl Dies as Auto Hits Pedestrian in Houston
In Houston Texas Rosa Valdez aged 10 was struck by a car on her way to school and killed today. This marks the third fatal automobile accident in the city this year.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Rosa Valdez
Fire damages Fair Dry Goods stock in Lufkin
A fire in Lufkin Texas last night caused about 76000 in stock losses at the Fair Dry Goods Company. Officials believe the blaze started from an overheated electric front and the building itself sustained no damage.
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Associated Press
Lufkin
Texas
The
Fair Dry Goods Company
Spirited Away by Officers In Palestine Scout Hunt
In Palestine Texas a Negro man charged with attacking a four year old girl was captured and spirited away by officers after a large crowd joined the search. Police action likely prevented violence as the girl walked home from school.
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Associated Press
Palestine
Tex
Commission to go to capital to seek Mexican accord
Washington April 24 secretay Hughes said American commissioners will negotiate for a closer understanding with Obregon administration representatives in Mexico City. The envoy includes Charles Warren of Detroit and John Garton Pasar, former interior secretary and Red Cross chair. Meeting time not fixed, to be set soon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
Obregon Ponvertmreate
Mexico City
Charles 2. Warren
Detroit
Japan
John Garton Pasar
Interior
Maw
Red Cross
Harvey Manager Dies at Home
Spud 24.041 reports the death of the general manager of the Harvey restaurant system at his Kansas City home. The obituary notes his leadership role and the circumstances of the death.
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Kansas Cha
Dea Fiunin
Pree Harvey System of
Livestock Prices and Market Update at Fort Worth Exchange
Market reports from Fort Worth note expected readings on cattle hogs and sheep. A substitute plan collects questionnaires from Taggers and Gorr as referees in the commission controversy at the exchange session today.
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Fort Worth
Apel
Otto
Luxuminers
Gorr
Railway Expressmen seek second pay increase request
The Order of Railway Expressmen filed with the U S railroad board on April 24 a demand for a second pay raise. This is the first of many requests anticipated over the next ten months, announced today in Chicago.
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Chieags
United States Railroad Later Board
Aviator Leaps to Death in Langley Field Crash
Lieutenant Dogan T. Arthur was killed when his airplane crashed to the ground from an altitude of about 200 feet at Langley Field. The accident occurred today and was reported by the Associated Press from Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dogan T. Arthur
Langley Field
Morse Case Jury Completes in Fraud Conspiracy Trial
The jury in Washington DC's District of Columbia Supreme Court completed its deliberations in the Morse case. Charlies W Morse faces charges with three sons and four others accused of conspiring to defraud the federal government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charlies W. Morse
Sone
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Peace talks spark Turkish derision and economic fears
Lausanne April 24 The resumed negotiations between Turkey and the Allies trigger suspicions of economic coercion. Turkish officials warn of rigidity to protect investments as border incursions by Turkish irregulars near Syria draw international concern. Joseph C. Grew states the United States seeks safeguarded commerce for all nations.
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Aasoviatsd Press
Lausanne
Turkey
Rene
Syria
Joseph C. Grew
Meriqge
United States
Legislature Opposed to Plan for Railroads Consolidation
Austin April 24 The senate adopted a concurrent resolution opposing the proposed consolidation plan of railroads in the state and endorsed the state railroad commission stance. The house concurred and the measure preserves competition among rail systems in Texas. The liquor laws enforcement measure advances with stronger penalties and longer terms proposed.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Senate
Pallew
DeWitt County
Suluwa
House
Revenue and Taxation Capiptea
Texas
Watts
Insurances Association
Bank closes as York reports eight hundred thousand shortage
York, April 24 The state banking commissioner seized and closed City Bank in York amid indications of an $800,000 shortage. Warrants were issued for arrest of cashier Thomas B. Baird and assistant cashier W H Bell. Baird was not at home.
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Associated Press
York
City Bank
Examiner
Thomas B. Baird
W. H. Bell
Baird Wa
Harding Guest of A. P. Today
President Harding arrived in New York by train and proceeded to the Waldorf Astoria to address the Associated Press meeting. Notables welcomed him including Wall Hays former chairman of the Republican National Committee, Charles J. Hillis, Melville Brush and press directorate members who praised his visit and discussed press matters.
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New York
Stardite
Pennsylvaida Station
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Associated Press
Geneous
Tera Wall Hays
Climoan
Charles J. Hillis
Ous
Ctiai Foam
Melvilhe BooShote
Presa
Eink Dou Canine
GOH Vie
Merrill Spitetl
Ate Lows
Math Whet
Wees
Metron
Necker
Tomnerhy Beneft
Marion
Philadelphia Crime Trust Mania Sees Cross State Links
In Philadelphia a rising trust in crime networks surfaces as officials note organized elements from New York and Chicago, including a ring led by others and aided by local supporters. The superintendent reports several suspects held, with a portion tied to outside cities.
Texas Driver Fatally Injured In Mountain Creek Crash
A Wichita Falls man, Charles Parkes Jr., was seriously injured after a car crash on the Fort Worth and Wallas Pike near Mountain Creek bridge. He was thrown through the windshield and suffered a fractured skull.
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Iy Associated Press
Koadlus
Texas
Charles Parkes, Jr
Wichita Walls
Fort Worth and
Wallas Pike
Mountain Creek Bridge
Magnolia Petroleum Delay Tops Texas Market Report
An Associated Press summary notes crude oil prices slipping to around 1.90 dollars as Magnolia Petroleum Company faces delays. The report highlights market movements across Texas Kansas and Oklahoma with crude pricing uneven amid supply concerns.
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Pristis
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Oller
Texas
Kansas
Start of Rastepn League Promises Busy Season
The Eastern ObGH base race opens April 24 with a balanced Voytech pit field. Crete clubs revise plans for stronger teams as Loverrow’s opener features Spring diode at Hartford and Worcester. The schedule lists 164 games ending September 23 with outlets in Bridgeport New Haven Waterbury Albany and more.
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Borrew
Lovecat
Trenethonmug Crete
Loverrow
Hartford Worcester
Fit Afield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Albany
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Edward Slahady
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Corpus Christi
FE Wormer
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Frank Mims
Horace Greenstreet
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