Tanlac credited with curing Virginia Minn man
Gust A. Johnson, a Duluth and Iron Range railroad veteran of thirty-five years, credits Tanlac with ending severe stomach gas, rheumatism pain, and nerves issues. After three bottles he reports improved digestion, no gas, steadier nerves, better sleep, and renewed energy for work. Tanlac is sold in Laredo by Windrow Bros.
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Tanlac
Gust A. Johnson
Virginia
Minn
Johnson
Duluth and Iron Range Railroad
Mr. Johnson
Taniac
Laredo
Windrow Bros
Coal Controversy Sparks WV Mining Row Over Unionization
Williamson West Virginia July 30. A heated clash erupts between mine operators and United Mine Workers leaders over unifying bituminous miners in West Virginia and adopting the Kanawha field pay scale in Mingo county. Union chief Keeney cites 55,000 organized and 35,000 unorganized miners. miners fear private armies and rifles on the border as operators defend nonunion operation and emphasize peace in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Mingo
McDowell
Logan
Raleigh
Mercer
Wayne
Pike County
Harry Olmstead
Coal Operators’ Association of Williamson
United Mine Workers
Mr. Olmstead
Wyoming
Union
United States
Cleveland
Union Apeniaare
Mingo County Coal District Labor and Safety Notes
The state praises conditions in the valley with no gas or explosions and asserts no mine guards in Mingo county. Baldwin- Felta detectives are company employed, not mine guards. The district produced about 6,000,000 tons of coal worth $16,000,000 with six lives lost last year, per state mine inspector J. W. St. Clair.
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Baldwin-Felta
Mingo
J. W. St. Clair
Industrial Cripples Could Add 2.5 Billion to Nation Wealth
A. P. report from New York notes district vocational officer Ralph Fisher told the Rotary Club that rehabilitating industrial cripples could raise national wealth by 2.5 billion dollars annually. He estimated up to 50,000 men yearly could be retrained, each adding about 50,000 dollars in lifetime productive value, with 250,000 permanently disabled in the U.S. annually. He urged state-funded rehabilitation and praised Congress for a 90 million dollar veterans' rehab appropriation.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Ralph F. Fisher
Federal Board For Vocational Education
New York York District
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Congress
Army Surplus Sale at 1701 Hidalgo Street
Economy Salvage House advertises 20000 Army shoes 1000 Army wool shirts 300 Army cotton mattresses 20000 Army leggings and many other articles plus 1000 pairs of ladies shoes new at below cost of manufacture located at 1701 Hidalgo Street.
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Hidalgo St
Times ad item for daily watch subscription
Daily Times subscription offer promotes watching opportunities with a 606 per month rate, emphasizing ongoing access and regular updates. The notice presents a concise marketing line aimed at attracting readers to a recurring payment plan.
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the Times
Moonlight party honors Mary Paul Goldmann at Cana das
Misses Virginia and Esther Penn host a moonlight party for Mary Paul Goldmann and guest Miss Cecil Netherly at the Cana das Friday evening. A dance is planned at Elks Hall in the evening at an unspecified hour with social entertainment.
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Virginia
Esther Penn
Canadas
Mary Paul Goldmann
Cecil Netherly
Austin
Elks Hall
Local Social Roundup and Visits Highlight Friday Night Dance
Miss Cecil Netherly of Austin arrives for an art visit and will guest with the Penn sisters. Mrs J A Wilson heads to San Antonio for a short visit. Edwin B Adams leaves for San Antonio to meet family in West Texas. The party plans to return Monday or Tuesday. Antonio Salinas and daughters, with Amelia de Lachica, travel to Monterey for several days. Mrs Kirby Walker of Washington DC visits her parents in the city. G W Spencer and children from El Paso visit Mrs Rosario Kirkpatrick. George R Tabor Jr of San Antonio returns from a visit to Prof and Mrs F W Mally. Dr May Foster returns from Webb. Schaefer of Houston, Texas Chamber of Commerce field manager, spends days in Laredo. Kinder of Bishop, Texas, in the city. St Elmo Trout arrives from Austin. Mrs Roy Yaeger heads to San Antonio to join Mr Yaeger. Lieutenant and Mrs Johnson reside with Mr and Mrs W L Irwin. Mrs George Hill, with brothers Jack and W A Kerr, visits Bettie Atlee in Webb. Mr and Mrs M A Harper plan to move back to the Heights soon. The usual Friday night dance at the Service Club Fort McIntosh is open to the public.
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Edwin B. Adams
U. S
Nuevo Laredo
San Antonio
West Texas
Fifty Year Mystery of Nathan Murder Remains Unsolved
On the 50th anniversary of Benjamin Nathan’s murder in New York City a noted unsolved crime endures. Liverpool hosts the Sixth National Congress of the Catholics of England starting today, session through next Tuesday. Christian Workers conference opens in Northfield Massachusetts. League of Nations in San Sebastian to set date for Brussels talks. Dayton plans a grand Civic celebration for James M. Cox’s Democratic nomination with parades and fireworks.
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Benjamin Nathan
New York City
England
Liverpool
General Conference of Christian Workers
Hest Northfield
Mass
Council of the
League of Nations
San Sebastian
Dayton
James M. Cox
How They Live in Germany Under Strain of War Losses
An elderly Prussian official, among the upper 30,000 by tax, describes a descent from rich lifestyle to austere living. He lists reduced meals, limited meat, lack of wine, fewer baths, tighter clothes, and cut correspondence as the family adapts after the war, noting health remains surprisingly fair.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Allgemeine Zeitung
Prussia
Jean Times
Cars for Wheat
Kansas farmers see relief from an increased car supply to help move this year's wheat to markets though shortages persist. State officials report 22 million bushels from last year stored on farms and 8 million in elevators, with 110 to 135 million bushels awaiting movement. Bankers hold about 65 million in crop loans, potentially rising to 100 million. Federal Reserve support aids extension of loans. Railroads warn farmers to store wheat properly on farms while awaiting shipment.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Ces
State Board of 24
J. R. Anspaugh
Kansas State Bankers’ Association
Anspaugh
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Miss Nancy Swann Talks of China Experience at UT
Austin July 30 Miss Nancy Lee Swann described life in China as a creative period needing mental, social, physical and political development and a Christ centered love. A UT graduate with a master’s degree, she spent seven years in China as a missionary and plans to return for five years representing the University YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Nancy Lee Swann
China
University of Texas
Miss Swann
Southern Baptist Board
University
Slater Cotton Mill Becomes Museum Site in Pawtucket
The 1793 Slater mill at Pawtucket Rhode Island, America's first cotton mill, has been acquired by the Pawtucket Chamber of Commerce and will be converted into a textile machinery museum.
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America
Samuel Slater
Pawtucket
R. L
Pawtucket Chamber of Commerce
Bolsheviks Spar for Time Near Armistice Meeting
In Warsaw uncertain reports say Bolsheviks aim to stall at Baranovitchi and may set August 4 as cease date while seeking to capture Lemberg, which Polish defence vows to resist to the last. London reports a new Irish disorder bill to be introduced next week in Parliament per Andrew Bonar Law.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Supreme Council
Lemberg
London
Ireland
House of Camons
Andrew Bonar Law
Cantu Prepares To Resist Attack In Lower California
Mexicali reports Governor Esteban Cantu mobilizes defense for the northern district as eight veteran Carranza officers offer their services. The Mexican provisional government pledges full protection of Americans on both sides while small US forces stand ready to safeguard American interests. El Paso notes Mexican federal forces mass to crush the rebellion under General Calles.
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Associated Press
Mexicali
Lower California
Esteban Cantu
Carranza
Cantu
United States
el Paso
Texas
Lower
California
Calles
Big Whiskey Raid Sparks Nationwide Prohibition Action
Federal agents conducted large liquor raids in Newark and Jersey City yesterday with about 100 agents involved. A Bronx seizure today added up to $115,000 in whiskey value, underscoring intensified enforcement amid broad enforcement actions.
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New York
Newark
Jersey City
Federal
Bronx
Frantic Ponzi Finances Under Probe In Boston
Boston July 30 Charles Ponzi claims vast profits from international exchange and has paid investors sizable returns. Clerks discharge 50 percent profits on 45 day notes while returning principal on shorter notes. Total payouts since Monday estimated at 1 500 000. Ponzi says liabilities total about 3 000 000 and will stop taking new funds until an audit.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Charles Ponzi
International Exchange
Ponzi
Sentry shoots captain of militia at Texas camp
Galveston July 30 Herbert Robertson World War veteran and captain of the local National Guard company was shot and killed by a sentry at the National Guard camp. He was driving past and did not halt. Private J Pyer of Center Texas fired the fatal shot.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Herbert Robertson
National Guard
J. (. Pyer
Center
Population rise for Nacogdoches Texas in census
Nacogdoches Texas reports a population of 3 546, an increase of 177 residents or 5 2 percent in the latest census figures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nacogdoches
Texas
A New Enoch Arden Revisited in Vienna Tale
Vienna reports a fresh variation of the Enoch Arden story as a missing husband is found alive in Irkutsk after his wife dies from shock at a telegram. A misdelivered telegram ties a hospital patient to another man with the same name, who later marries his nurse and returns home. The couple now work to resolve the situation.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Enoch Arden
Irkutsk
Detroit Housing Bonds Offer To Build More Homes
Detroit Michigan on July 30 reports housing bonds issued by the Housing Financing Corporation to relieve a home shortage. The $600,000 issue is secured by existing houses and offered in small denominations. Proceeds will be used immediately to construct additional residences.
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Detroit
Mich
The
Housing Financing Corporation
Indian 144 Years Old at Laguna Mountains Celebration
In Laguna Mountains California Domingo Jacinto a Digger Indian chief said to be 144 years old watched an Independence Day program. Accompanied by his daughter granddaughter and great grandson he remained active though feeble. He claims the spot where the Declaration was signed as home a government reservation now sits there.
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Associated Press
Laguna Mountains
Calif
Sear
Domingo Jacinto
Laguna Mountains Resort
Imperial
San Diego Counties
Co operative sales rise across Canada in 1919 turnover
The Co operative Union of Canada reports progress with fifteen affiliated societies ranging from Cape Breton to Vancouver Island. Aggregate turnover totaled 2,132,725.71 dollars for the past year, up 644,185.11 dollars from 1918.
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Toronto
Ont
Cooperative Union of Canada
Dominion
Cape Breton
Atlantic Ocean
Vancouver Island
Pacific
Teachers Enjoying Vacations in Laredo Webb County
Laredo and Webb County teachers spend their summer away from home attending summer normals or schools, while others relax at summer resorts. Laredo Independent School District schools will resume on Monday September 13, leaving teachers several weeks of vacation before nine months of work begin.
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Laredo
Webb County
Laredo Independent School District
Third Fatality in Coal Strike Today
The Associated Press reports from Birmingham Alabama that Emil Hicks a miner was killed in a pistol fight near Birmingham today. The incident marks the third fatality linked to the coal strike over non union miners at Carbon HL Recognition of the union is the sole issue in the dispute. Eight thousand striking Illinois miners received two weeks back pay totaling up to fourteen dollars per man.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Emil Hicks
Carbon HL
Springfield
Illinois
Police chase clue on Eugene Leroy in New York
In New York July 30 police report a clue suggesting Eugene Leroy, sought in Mexico over his wife’s murder, may be in the city. The victim’s body was shipped from Detroit in a trunk.
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New York
E Eugene Leroy
Mexico
Detroit
Car Collides With Gasoline Truck In Denison Fatal Fire
C B Hamilton of Dallas, driver of a Frisco car, died from burns after a gasoline tank exploded in a collision with a gasoline truck near Denison Texas on July 30. The truck driver was killed instantly and about 20 passengers in the car were burned, some seriously.
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Denison
Texas
C. B. Hamilton
Dallas
Prices of ready to wear garments peak then fall
Chicago July 30 ready to wear garments have reached peak and started to decline, according to the Ready to Wear Association which opened a ten days exhibition today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ready To Wear Association
Six high density cotton presses to begin operation at Galveston
In Galveston Texas six shipside high density cotton presses will be in operation by September 15, operated by the Galveston Wharf Company. Monorail and overhead conveyors will run from the presses to every pier, improving port storage and concentration facilities. Through ocean bills of lading will be bankable at shipment, saving shippers millions yearly.
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Palveston
Texas
Galveston Wharf Company
Geologists Predict U S Oilfields Exhaustion in 18 Years
Some geologists estimate the United States will exhaust its oilfields in eighteen years. They note the U S uses twice as much oil as the rest of the world while containing about one seventh of the global supply.
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United States
Local forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The United States weather bureau forecast from New Orleans notes tonight and Saturday will be partly cloudy with probable showers. Fort McIntosh observations show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a max of 101 degrees and a min of 75, wind generally from the southeast and partly cloudy conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort Mclnntosh
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J. A. MacDonald
Katherine Bolonius Ritchie
Austin Arive
J. A. Wilson
Antonio Salinas
Amelia de Lachica
Monterey
Kirby Walker
Washington, D. C
City
H. J. Hamilton
G. W. Spencer
Rosario Kirkpatrick
Spencer
George R. Tabor, Jr
F. W. Mally
May Foster
Webb
Schaefer
Houston
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Kinder
Bishop, Texas
Roy Yaeger
Mr. Yaeger
George Hill
Jack and
W. A. Kerr
Bettie Atlee
M. A. Harper
the Heights
Service Club
Fort McIntosh
TIM Near Monakes
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Carrancista
Profit
Weather Forecast
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