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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1923

Page

8

Argentina Faces Fight Over League of Nations Return

Buenos Aires August 16 Associated Press says Argentina’s return to the League of Nations faces a sharp political battle in the remaining September session. President Alvear seeks full relations and a delegation to push democratization from inside, while ex-president Yof初nfoeo n opposes repudiation of withdrawal, signaling a likely clash over adhesion and participation.

Associated Presa Buenos Aires Argentina League of Nations League Secertariat League Yrigoyen League Assembly Council Yinfoyeon Alvearo Brazil Chile Radical Party Alvear Congress

Birthday Folio Honours Five Notables On This Date

Dr William J Holland president of the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission was born in Jamica West Indies seventy five years ago today Charles S Mellen former president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad was born in Lowell Massachusetts seventy two years ago Locke Craig former governor of North Carolina was born in Bertie county North Carolina sixty three years ago Cardinal Daugherty of Philadelphia was born in Girardville Pennsylvania sixty eight years ago Charles D Carter representative in Congress of the Third Oklahoma district was born in Indian Territory fifty five years ago today

William J. Holland Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Jamica West Indies Charles S. Mellen New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Lowell Mass Locke Craig North Carolina Bertie County N. C Nis Cardinal Daugherty Philadelphia Girardville Charles D. Carter Congress Oklahoma Indian Territory

Irish Free State stamps praised for simple beauty

The new Irish Free State postage stamps win praise from philatelists for their design. They originate from Miss Millicent Girling, an art student and agricultural department instructor, who earned a Dublin School of Art scholarship and led the first stamp series with a shamrock background, a shield of provincial arms, and Gaelic Ireland above.

Irish Free State Millicent Girling Department of Agriculture Dublin School of Art Miss Girling

Laredo Gossip Echoes Moral and Mundane Mirth

A collage of local witticisms and social anecdotes from Laredo speakers. Tom Marshall, a former Washington aide, jokes about chasing a five cent cigar while a court house cynic seeks a Ford Room. Neighbors discuss plans and cake specifications and motorists cite good streets or lax traffic enforcement.

Tom Marshall Washington Laredo

Advisers, Fate, and Ironies in a Beloved Flawed World

A collection of wry observations on advice, marriage, purpose, laughter, and social critique. It casts light on human foibles and the need for humility as ideals collide with reality. The tone mixes humor with caution about pretensions and shared misperceptions.

Rift-Harry Emerges as Promising Vaudeville Talent

Today’s Vaudeville Potter spotlights Rift-Harry as a rising act. Bang-What sure to spark chatter as audience questions his reliability and finances.

Harry

Baptist W M A Circles Meet Thursday Afternoon

The Circles of the W M A of the Baptist Church will gather in the afternoon at the regular hour for their monthly meeting.

W. M. A. of the Baptist Church

Death Watch Reflections and Social Notes in City Chronicle

The item blends a poetic Death Watch segment with social notices. It notes visiting relatives in the city including Sidney Woods of Atlanta and various families from Montrose and Browns ville. It lists travels to San Antonio and California, and announces Blue Bonnet Club and a hostess omission at a store event.

Sidney Woods Atlanta City Mrs Albert Woods Montrose

Coolidge Encouraged by Coal Commission Progress

Senator Weller of Maryland said at the White House that President Coolidge appeared more confident than ever that the coal strike would not stop anthracite production following the preliminary efforts of the coal commission. The remark came during August 11 calls at the executive offices.

Washipegton Coolidge Coal Commission Senator Weller Miaryland

Will Advance Price In South Dakota Gasoline

Independent oil dealers and state gasoline outlets will raise gasoline prices next Saturday to 6.6 cents below prewar levels. Governor McMasters approved the plan after a conference with a dealer association representative. Prices hold pending a state investigation into the gasoline situation.

Trade Balance Clear Favorable July Exports Surpass Imports

The Commerce Department reports a favorable July trade balance with exports exceeding imports. Total figures show substantial values in both categories, highlighting strong outbound shipments and continued import activity.

Py Associated Press Washington Ave Department of Commerce Teo Fah

German Farm Ventures expand near Moscow and Mysov

Associated Press reports the German Russian Seed Growing Company will set up an experimental farm on a tract near Moscow as part of new agricultural concessions. Additional German interests will take concessions spanning about 200000 acres of forest near Myslov, with sawmills and cellulose factories planned.

Fiy Moscow Mys- Lubinsk

Option on 2000 Acres for Tech College Site Set

An option on 2000 acres in Lubbock county, chosen for the Tayas Technological College site, was presented to the locuting board by State Senator Bledsoe and Lubbock Mayor Spencer.

Associated Press Austin Texas Lubbock County Tayas Technological College Bledsoe Spencer Lubbock

Hopkins Killed in Hidalgo County Shooting

In Brownsville Texas today August 18 C A Hopkins was shot and killed at San Jin Hidalgo County D S Kenderson surrendered to officers and refused to give a statement about the shooting

Associated Press Brownsville Texas C. A. Hopkins San Jin Hidalgo County D. Kenderson

Soviet coat of arms redesign replaces hammer sickle

The All Russian Soviet Executive plans to replace the current coat of arms with an elaborate emblem. The new design shows the sickle and hammer crossed beneath a glove symbol, surrounded by a wheat wreath and the motto Workers of the World Unite in five languages.

Associated Press London Ave Workers of the World

Kerrville Veterans Hospital Praised as Texas Asset

Austin Aug. 16 The U S 38 veterans bureau hospital No 938 at Kerrville formerly the American Legion memorial hospital is praised as a credit to Texas and a model institution. A letter to Dr H O Warrington from Dr George F P Stehley in charge notes the facility’s value to World War I veterans. Director Cook of Houston now heads the institution after Stehley’s June 1 turnover.

Associated Press Austin Texas U. 38 Veterans’ Bureau Hospital Kerrville American Legion Memorial Hospital Veterans Bureau Cook Houston Stehley

Minnesota Women Pharmacists Organize

An association of women pharmacists in Minnesota was perfected at a Minneapolis meeting. It is believed to be the first state organization of its kind in the country.

Minneapolis Minn Minnesota

Arrests Made In Flogging Case In Tulsa District

Two men arrested by martial law authorities in Tulsa County for the April 16 flogging of Walter Tuinut at Red Fork. Officers expect them to aid inquiries into other abductions and floggings. one suspect named Rob Atkins, deputy sheriff, other not released. They await questioning by Attorney General Short with potential riot charges if warranted.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Walter Tuinut Red Fork Rob Atkins Wat Uhey Short

Vera Cruz Dark as Electric Strike Hits Port

Vera Cruz is without electric light or power and ships in port cannot unload as electricians strike for a 60 percent wage increase. Civil authorities offer no protection, per dispatch from the American consul at the Mexican port.

Associated Press Washington Vera Cruz Electric Light and Power Company Department of Commerce

Communists Storm City Hall at Datteln

Berlin reports that communists overran Datteln city hall near Essen disarming police and seizing control. The clash caused numerous casualties on both sides.

Associated Press Berlin Datteln Essen

Savannah Boots Bootleg Roundup Intensifies Prohibition Crackdown

Federal raids in Savannah Georgia and surrounding areas led to the arrest of a bootlegger and others. A U S commissioner heard bonds totaling about 50000 dollars as authorities pursue added conspirators under dry laws and the Volstead Act. Washington reports indicate more arrests are expected as cases move forward.

Associated Press Savannah Federal Grand Jury Diethreats William Tian Washington Vue Smith Sacer Sons Oaprest Savannak Georgia Teaaphriies Uonited

North Carolina Officials Arrested on Bank Fraud Conspiracy

Raleigh arrestees include Lieut Gov Wo Cooper brother Thomas, cousin Karl Cooper, son Clyde Lassiter and associates. Warrants allege conspiracy to wreck the defunct Cuotinercinh Bank and fraudulent fund use. Bond posted, examination waived. trial set for November in Wilmington bank case.

Associated Press Raleigh N.C Cooper North Carolina Thomas Cooper Karkoe Cooper Clyde Lassiter Lanmalv United States Cuotinercinh Sotigna Bank ALP Wilmington

Beaten by Five Men In Amarillo Narrow Escape

Amarillo Texas Aug I BL Mc Donald a railroad reborer was kidnapped by five unmasked men last night and returned home today bearing about 60 slashes. He was rushed to a hospital in serious condition as officers said more arrests were expected. McDonald reported threats from an alleged secret organization to leave the city and was later held on bond for carrying a pistol.

Amarillo Texas McDonald Melchiva ArcDonald Stamites

Summer School Ends as Enrollment Surges at Lab Diesel State Teachers College

Associated Press reports the concluding summer session at Lab Diesel State Teachers College in Alpping Texas will end August 28 with the most successful term yet. Officials note a large increase in attendance and many applications for certificates and diplomas including sophomore, elementary and special certificates.

Alping Texas Ate Diesel Colere

Poincare to Reaffirm French Stand on Ruhr Reparations

Paris report foresees Premier Poincare replying to the latest British note by week’s end. France will reject submitting the Ruhr occupation legality to the permanent court of international justice and veto an international expert commission to reestimate Germany’s paying capacity. The reply will be sent to Belgium before Britain.

Associated Press Paris Poincare Ruhr Permanent Court of International Justice International Commission Germany Great Britain

Negotiators Toplace for Washington Trip with President Coolidge

John Bitton Payne and Charles Warren finished the prerecognition conference and started for Washington to present records of their negotiations to President Coolidge and Secretary Muehles. They declined invitations to stop at Brownsville and other Texas cities.

Associated Press Mexico City John Bitton Payne Charles Warren Teft Wellington Coolidge Muehes Brownsville Texas

Interallied Partition Committee Declares Reparations Primary Claim

The interallied partition committee formally notified Germany that reparations constitute a prior claim on resources Germany intended to use to secure a new gold loan.

Paris Ate Interallied Partition Committee Germany

Freight traffic to resume on Mississippi between St Louis and St Paul

River Transit Company of St Paul announces four new motor barges will start freight service on the Mississippi from St Vans to St Louis within four years. Hauling will begin by September 1. The 698 mile route includes 90 landing places and 100 ton cargo capacity per boat.

Associated Press Moline Mississippi St. Vans St. Louis River Transit Company of St. Paul

Cause of Appendicitis and Bowel Health Advice

The text explains that constipation leads to packed lower bowels allowing germs to enter the appendix and cause appendicitis. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to stay regular and prevent illness, stressing fear avoidance through regular bowel function.

National Trapshooting Championship to be Held at South Shore

Chicago Aug 16 The coming week will see expert marksmen from across the country converge for the annual national championship of the American Trapshooting Association at the South Shore Country Club. Eleven championships will be decided including both amateur and professional title events.

Chicago American Trapshooting Association South Shore

Barn Burning Threat Looms in Texas Labor Dispute

A report from Wallis August 16 describes alleged threats of barn burning by gangs connected to the Texas Mates Dies Cotton Association. The men are said to target herds and ranchers unless they join the association, with multiple sightings and frightened wives conveyed as the danger grows.

Wallis, Peans Texas Mates Dies Cottot Association Greenville Eoometata Fedd Lsd Meinay

Near Agreement Talks Between Coal Operators and Workers

In New York AM negotiators and coal operators met with the Coal Commission to seek provisional understandings on anthracite coal terms. Official UMWA members joined discussions amid early obstacles and a related mine explosion distress as talks continued for a settlement.

Ty Associated Press New York AM Lo Cale Geoostites Coal Commission United Mine Workers of America Sidon Monmtirerer Wooing

Mining disaster recovery finds last body at Moemimerer Mine

Rescue workers of the Moemimerer Coal Company Mine No. reliefs locate the body of Roberts, the final victim in the recent fire. As officials assess the scene with teams on site, the total death toll remains to be confirmed.

Onmitherer Ware Ang Moemimerer Coal Company Ae Roberts Vepbrete Tudal Ameber Witas

Fragmented Clip Reports Cotton Bale Damaging Wagon

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a bale of cotton and a wagon incident yesterday. Names and details are garbled, but the scene centers on a bale of cotton tumbling from a wagon and the surrounding events. No clear individuals or organizations are readable.

Torah Paul

Two Years for Forged Check Scheme in County Court

A defendant named Soren Feqiardaeinher, part of the Borden & Myobbiteh gang, was sentenced to two years in the county prison after pleading nolo contendere to a charge of passing worthless checks totaling 450000 dollars. The checks were made out to Kean & Baylor Company in New York.

Associeted Press Knob- Soren Borden

Bennington Day Observed as Vermont Legal Holiday

Vermont marks the one hundred twenty-fifth birth anniversary of Mirabeau Lamar and the one hundredth birth anniversary of Mathew Lea. Chauncey M Depew will deliver an address in Lenox as part of his annual summer visit.

Mirabeau Lt. Lamar Mathewt Lea Philadelphia Bennington Bennigton Vermont Chauncey M. Depew New York Berkshires Lenox Pegk

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