Republican Convention Held Here Last Saturday
Monday’s Daily reports the Webb county Republican convention at Redmen's Hall 8 p m last Saturday. Hon H H Jefferies chaired and delegates elected temporary officers and credentials committee. The report lists credential recipients, precinct chairs, and executive committee members for Webb county for the next two years. The body endorsed county officials and favored re election of Judge Mullally and District Attorney Walls. The gathering also chose delegates to state and congressional conventions and adjourned after approving the resolutions.
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Republican County Convention
Redmen’s Hall
H. H. Jefferies
Webb County
A. R. Garcia
Messrs
A. J. Norton
F. H. Ligarde
Oscar Staben
Laredo
Texas
Joe Barberio
Sol Rubenstein
Roy Clifton
Francisco Trevisio
J. Krueger
Lod Moglia
A. Ligarde
Republican Foxecutive
J. E. Applewhite
HF. Ligarde
Jose Dovalina
0. Pratt
A. Moglia
A.R. Garcia
C. H. Huches
Dallas
Dan Valdez
P. W. Buttron
J. T. Murphy
Chas, Hughes
J. A. Ortiz
Arthur Evans
Ed. B. Kotula
L. Marulanda
FE. J. de Lachica
A. Levy
C. G. Brewster
J. J. Garcia
R. V. Martin
L. M. Valdez
A. Schwartzman
Co. H. Hughes
Sol Rubbernstein
WH. Ligarde
John FP. Mullally
John A. Walls
49Th Judicial District
John F. Mullally
Thirty Thousand Farm Laborers Needed in Western Provinces
Winnipeg July 31 reports Manitoba colonization commissioner J A Bowman says Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta require 30000 farm laborers to harvest crops across the three provinces.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
J. A. Bowman
Washington high school to feature top athletics facilities
A new Washington DC high school will boast premier athletic training facilities including gym and pools for both genders, a rifle range, indoor track, and a stadium with tennis courts, football field, and baseball diamond. Toronto rower Bob Dibble trains for the singles, aiming for Olympic selection. Old Dominion Boat Club to lead the Southern Rowing Association regatta on the Potomac River on July 10.
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Washington, D. C
America
Bob Dibble
Toronto
Old Dominion Boat Club
Southern Rowing Association
Potormac
Moonlight Picnic Honoring Miss Chrystal Summers
The Junior Fields Class of the Baptist Church hosts a moonlight picnic at 7 30 this evening honoring Miss Chrystal Summers. The Sunbeam Band meets at the church at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
G. C. Hiatt
the Baptist Church
Chrystal Summers
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Local social list includes army officers and guests
The page records a social gathering with Lt. and Mrs. Fonda Johnson and numerous guests such as Olivia Schultz Doris Bigden Evelyn Moore Lissner Inez Hil Mrs. George Moyer of San Antonio and Mrs. M C Bar low plus officers Lieut Stoner Captain Rice Lieut McLernan Lieut Hartman Lieut Glascock Lieut Cleveland Lieut Walthall and others enjoying the event. Ten thousand nine hundred Mee Whores Rubi was reportedly served.
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Rubi
Oengian Wert
Fonda Johnson
Olivia Schultz
Doris Bigden
Evelyn Moore
Lissner
Inez Hil
George Moyer
San Antonio
M. C. Barlow
Stoner
Rice
McLernan
Hartman
Glascock
Cleveland
Walthall
Ciro Martinez Purchases Ideal Drug Store
To the public, Ciro Martinez announces the purchase of the Ideal drug store opposite the I. G. N. depot from A. A. Herrera. He pledges a full line of patent medicines, toilet articles, stationery, a modern soda fountain with first class ice cream, and prompt delivery by phone 304.
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The
Ideal
A. A. Herrera
Investments must be advised says state supervisor of high schools
Peyton Irving Jr of the Department of Education argues that thrift teaching must include guidance on safe investments. He urges using War Savings Stamps and Registered Treasury Savings Certificates to foster civic pride and prudent finances among pupils, noting teachers should connect savings to national stewardship and future leadership.
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Texas
Peyton Irving, Jr
Department of Education
Blanton
Savings Division
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Savings
Rumanians Serve Ultimatum to Soviet Russia
Vienna reports Rumania has issued an ultimatum to Soviet Russia demanding troops withdraw within three days or face general mobilization. Belgrade dispatch notes the move amid broader war context as Polish Soviet talks unfold and Russian plenipotentiaries arrive for armistice talks at Baranovitchi.
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Associated
Vienna
Rumania
Russia
Belgrade
Yaris
Baranovitchi
Bolsheviks Advance Reported West Of Bialystok
London reports in Moscow statement that Bolsheviks continue to advance west of Bialystok capturing towns and villages as the conflict widens.
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London
Bialystok
Moscow
Liberty Bonds rise with market low prices urged as sound investment
Dinsmore W. Hume, Federal District Director of Savings, notes inexperienced holders have sold Civil War primes below face value. He cites 1868 Liberty Bonds and Civil War bonds history to argue that current market lows will yield higher prices, urging buyers to grab bonds as sound investments.
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Liberty
Dinsmore W. Hume
Federal District
Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
England Forms Communist Party Aims at Dictatorship of Proletariat
At the London convention opening, an agreement was reached to form a communist party in England to establish communist rule and empower the working classes. Resolutions urged setting up a dictatorship of the proletariat to combat a counter revolution.
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London
England
Thieves Steal Safe From Magnolia Oil in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas August 2 Thieves stole the Magnolia Energy Company safe Sunday night. Police seek the safe and officials say it held a large sum of money.
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Associated Press
Ft. Worth
Texas
Thievas
Magnolia eXtroleum Company
Record Cruise Sets United States Navy Battle Ship Benchmark
The Atlantic Battleship fleet under Vice Admiral Hilary P. Jones completed the longest continuous cruise in U S Navy history arriving in Honolulu for an eight day visit. The Panama to Honolulu leg 4465 miles was the longest nonstop voyage for battleships. Midshipmen joined the crew as sailors swabbing decks coal shoveling and performing other tasks while in port officers and reservists attended entertainments from the Admiral's hall to Waikiki swimming party.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
T. H
Atlantic Battleship Fleet
Hilary P. Jones
Annapolia
United States Navy
Panama
Connecticut
Horoalitu
Waikiki
Cotton crop production forecast rises over million bales
The Agriculture Department projects a total cotton production of 12,619,000 bales from the condition on July 26, an increase of more than 1,000,000 bales over the indicated yield a month earlier. Texas stands at 74 percent and Arkansas at 78 percent of normal, with July weather lifting prospects from 70.7 to 74.1 percent.
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Texas
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Figg charges conspiracy to raise clothing prices in propaganda push
Washington August 2 Howard Figg federal agent charged manufacturers and retailers with a conspiring robbery of wearing apparel by using propaganda to stampede retailers and the public into a renewed fictitious demand for clothing in order to push prices higher.
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Associated Press
Washington
Howard Figg
Finance officer vanishes amid Army audit discrepancy
Chicago Aug Z Lieutenant James Nolan, director of finances of the Central department of the army, has mysteriously disappeared. Auditors report a discrepancy of $4,000 with the shortage possibly rising to many thousands as the audit continues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Aug. Z
James Nolan
Central Department of the Army
Cox Clearing Desk to Begin Campaign Week
Governor Cox set aside today to confer with the notification committee and to clear his desk of matters ahead of Saturday's notification exercises. The Democratic campaign organization is to be completed late this week with leaders expected for a conference, and a special 15 member campaign committee to be announced after approval by Mr. Cox.
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Hy Associated Press
Upton
Ohio
Cox
Mattern
Thrift as a Christian virtue, says Dallas pastor
Dr George W Truett of the First Baptist Church of Dallas argues thrift brings spiritual openness. While in Europe for a church workers conference he endorses buying War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates to support postwar religious efforts and secure financial freedom from worry.
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George W. Truett
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Truett
Europe
Treasury Savings
Industry Facts Span Oil Soap Telephones and Sugar
A sandalwood ton yields about 109 pounds of oil. The United States owns 60 percent of all telephones worldwide. Philadelphia produces carpet enough to wrap around the globe. The new state of Czecho Slovak ia leads Europe in sugar exports and ranks as a major beet sugar producer.
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United States
Philadelphia
Czecho-Slovakia
Recognition of Costa Rica Government by United States
Washington reports the state department recognized the government of Costa Rica today. The Costa Rican consul in San Jose has been told of the recognition, and the selection of a minister remains to be decided.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Costa Rica
United States
Cansul
San Jose
Weather outlook and Fort McIntosh observations
Forecast from United States Weather Bureau New Orleans to The Times notes tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy. Fort McIntosh 24 hour observations show max 103 degrees, min 76, wind from the south, conditions clear.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Rates to be Raised IntraState and InterState
A report to state railway commissions from three Interstate Commerce Commission representatives says intrastate rates should rise as well. They deem the increase just and fair, likely effective September 1, and note persuasive reasons for widening the rate hike beyond interstate to intrastate charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia Census Shows Population Jump in State
Georgia census figures released in Washington show the state with a population of 2,893,601, an increase of 280,400 people, or 10.9 percent, reflecting growth across the state.
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Associated Press
Washington
State of
Georgia
Today’s World Events From Around The Globe
Centenary celebrations mark Sir John Rose’s birth and Maine’s statehood centennial. Baarbruck’s Franco Prussian War action era recalled. International unions and congresses convene in Philadelphia Denver Indianapolis and New York. Major expositions open in St Louis. Delegates from U S Canada and territories attend events in multiple cities.
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John Rose
Baarbruck
Bath
Maine
Priests’ Eucharistic League
United States
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi
St. Louis
Japan Ship Market Slump Ties Up Far More Vessels
Tokio reports a deepening economic lull as about fifteen large ocean going ships idle at Kobe and Osaka and fifty more to be released from old charters. Owners face few new contracts amid a slump in sea carrying trade and falling ship prices to 136 to 140 dollars per ton. Some vessels are sold to Dutch concerns, despite no domestic buyers.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Kobe
Osaka
Four Years Ago I Found Chamberlain's Remedy Effective
A hotel man at Dupuyer Montana named I H Dear recounts using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy four years ago with wonderful results and says he has since recommended it to friends.
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Chamberlain
I. H. Dear
Dupuyer, Mont
Times advert offers daily access deal
Advertisement notes a monthly opportunity for access to THE TIMES daily watch service at a fixed rate. Details mention f¢¢ per month and emphasize ongoing availability.
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the Times
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