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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1921

Page

5

Fort McIntosh Band Concerts and Mexico Fight Plans

Birth notice for Glenn M Tooke infant girl. Fort McIntosh hosts 17th Infantry Band concerts tomorrow and Thursday at Jarvis Plaza. Liggett to fight White Williams rematch in Nuevo Laredo on September 16 in Mexico. Highway No 2 progress from Laredo city limits to Lasalle county line described. Webb County commissioners set tax rate in special session. rate to be announced tomorrow.

Glenn M. Tooke Fort McIntosh 17Th Infantry Jarvis Plaza Tom White White- Williams Liggett Nuevo Laredo Mexico Laredo LaSalle County Commissioners Court Webb County

Acme Laundry Ad Promises Clean Work by WM A Dixon

A washer woman identifies herself as WM A Dixon proprietor of Acme Laundry at 2018 Iturbide Street. She invites customers to "come and make terms" and promises good, clean work after mentioning a partner and manager who did not follow through. The notice is dated August 17 and runs as a small classified or business card style appeal.

Acme

Notice of sale of unclaimed freight by railway receiver

The International and Great Northern Railway Company acting through Receiver James A. Baker will sell at Laredo Texas on September 23 1921 between 10:00 and 11:00 A M at the Freight depot two box H H Goods weighing 710 pounds GCST Ardmore Okla to Laredo way bill 1 1238 dated February 23 1921 consigned to Mrs J E Young shipped by Mrs J F Young The sale is for cash to satisfy freight charges and other lawful claims as allowed by Texas law

International & Great Northern Railway Company James A. Baker Laredo Texas Ardmore Okla J. E. Young J. F. Young

August 23 1723 Increase Mather dies in Boston

Brief historical digest notes key events through 1919. Includes Increase Mather's death in Boston on August 23 1723 born Dorchester 1639. Mexico independence 1821. Lafayette reception 1824 Providence R I. Fort Marcy near Santa Fe 1846. Fort Morgan Mobile Bay 1864. Gloucester Massachusetts 250th anniversary 1892. St. Bouls fire 1908. Senate Foreign Relations shift on Shantung 1919. The list mixes dates, places, and people in a compact chronological register.

Increase Mather Harvard Collge Boston Dorchester Mags Mexico Aquala Lafayette Providence R Fort Marcy Santa Fe N. M Fort Morgan Mobile Bay Woodarala Ewe Gloucester Mass Stamboul Senate Foreign Relations Committee Shantung China

Social Calendar dancer and party events

Tuesday at 5 PM the Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at the church. 8:30 PM a dance at the Woman's Club. Wednesday Miss Anita Parker hosts a dancing party at Elks Hall at 8:16 PM.

Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church Theer Woman's Club Anita Parker Elks Hall

Travelers and visitors span the city from coast to coast

A flood of social notes lists residents and guests: H G DaCamara returns from Houston, the Lewis family camped on Nueces River with San Antonio and Corpus Christi stops, Lomellata and fam from California en route to Mexico City, Esther Penn from Mexico City with Arturo de Saracho, J K Beretta in San Antonio, J L Dannelly in New York on official business, R L Dunlap in from his ranch, B P Parkensley from Pearsall, Clemis of Pearsall and John Burse of San Antonio visiting, and many others in and out of the city. The piece also mentions a funeral attended by Samuel Meyer of Rochester, a Frances Smith party Aug 27 at Mrs. Haynes’s home, YWCA open house with indoor track, a Splash Party for Miss Cynthia Press honoring Miss Therese Ball, and a long guest list for refreshments and dancing.

Cynthia Press Bella Vista Therese Ball San Antonio Theresa Ball Lois Dorothy Derby Hattie May Bryant Marion Dorothy Jackson Willie Bell Brennan Rosalie Biggio Genevieve Camp Julia McVicar Kathleen Heaner Emilie Hassell Anita Parker Flolse Simmons Anna May Musett Margaret French Mildred Leyendecker Alea Mayo Board Clara Lou Siros Madonna Sorrell Clyde Brennan Jack Hassell Ernest Heaner Shirley Lawrence DaCamara Ralph Matthes Edward Wright Connie Lara Pat Fistetter St. Elmo Richard Trout Jack King Victor Sauvignet Valentine Puig Otis Walker Fred Buen

Barking Debate Over Short Legged Dogs

Two men discuss their dogs. Henry remarks one dog has short legs, prompting an irritated owner to defend that his legs reach the ground, highlighting a tense exchange about canine conformation.

Local Visitors Aboard En Route to Mexico and Houston

A. G. Whitttington arrived in the city this morning en route to Mexico. Julius W. Derby of Monterrey passed through on business on the way to Houston. A. A. and Julius Lichtenstein returned to Corpus Christi after attending the funeral of the late I. Alexander.

A. G. Whitttington Mexico Julius W. Derby Monterrey Houston A. A Julius Lichtenstein Corpus Christi I. Alexander

Ismet Pasha Talks War Aims In Greece Front

In Aug 23 dispatch Ismet Pasha, veteran Turk chief, speaks beside Greek front. He praises Turkish resolve, cites past frontier fighting, doubts Greek war aims, and asserts Turkey can outlast Greek and Allied material. He says Turks will retake Constantinople once Greeks removed.

Dustapha I Smet Pasha Dardanelles Ismet Pasha Constantine Switzerland Armenia Dennikine Constantinople

The Girl From Nowhere at Rialto and Passion at Royal

At Laredo theatres Blaine Hammerstein presents The Girl From Nowhere at Rialto today and tomorrow with strong drama, fine settings, and gowns. Passion with Pola Negri at Royal also opens today through Thursday, drawing wide advance notice for its star and production.

Rialto Blaine Hammerstein Rialto Theatre Miss Hammerstein Royal Theatre Pola Negri

The Charm School at Strand Theatre Delightful Blues Pic

Wallace Reid stars in The Charm School a jazz blues film duplicating The Dancin Fool with brisk action. Lila Lee leads a capable cast as a large group of young charmers attend a girls boarding school where the principal oversees.

Strand Theatre Wallace Reid Reid Lila Lee Austin Bevans

Be Rid of That Ache by Doan's Kidney Pills

Mrs A Leichhardt of 901 Rosario St Laredo reports cold settled on her kidneys caused backache dizziness and eye specks. After four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills her back pain subsides and kidneys regulated. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses.

A. Leichhardt Rosario St Laredo Dean Doan

Swiss official links alcohol to world pacification effort

Schulthess of Switzerland opened an anti alcohol congress in Lausanne on August 23 and argued that alcohol is the top obstacle to world pacification. He described Europe’s economy as crippled by alcoholism and warned of its broader impact on peace efforts.

Lausanne Switzerland

Reduction cuts hit Texas education and lands bill move

In Austin a free conference committee trimmed about 75000 annually from education appropriations by eliminating non teaching branches. A land purchase stop for the University of Texas is proposed to save 7.0 million in two years. Senate action seeks 250000 cut from Kerrville American Legion hospital funding with 750000 first year and 500000 second year. Moscow dispatch says famine hampers Russia’s relief efforts as Volga fleet operates with starved crews. Samara residents eat grass while acorns become a luxury.

Associated Press Austin Texas Free Conference Committee People’s Club People's Club University of Texas Kine Senate American Legion Hospital Kerrville Burkett Davis Mountains Pais Duro Canyon London Russia Moscow Volga Samara

Harper declares cows tuberculosis free

Notice to patrons from M A Harper of Harper's Dairy states all cows tested for tuberculosis were free of disease. Contact phone 494. Publication date 6 22.

M. A. Harper Harper's Dairy

Old Shell Hole New Objective

American Legion delegates left the Verdun ceremony to visit an ancient shell hole in the Argonne. At Romagne cemetery thousands of Americans are buried as Verdun school children brought flowers. One group led by Marshal Foch visited Corey for the marshal’s son grave service. Another group went to Decourt for the former premier Viviani’s son grave.

Rheims France American Legion Verdun Argonne Romagine Legionnaires Marshal Foch Corey Decourt Viviani

Cause of Appendicitis and bowel care advice

When bowels are constipated the lower intestines fill with refuse matter and germs. These enter the vermiform appendix causing inflammation known as appendicitis. Take Chamberlain's Tablets when needed and keep bowels regular to lessen risk.

Mayflower Descendants General Congress to Meet

Plymouth Mass August 23 The ninth general congress of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants will assemble in early September amid a summer of Pilgrim tercentenary events. A featured moment will be the dedication of a Coles Hill memorial erected at a cost of 25000 dollars by the society.

Plymouth Mass General Society of Mayflower Descendants Cole’s Hill

High-grade fountain pens tested by micrometer

A micrometer checks pen mechanisms with extreme precision. If any part is off by even a sixth of an inch, the instrument marks the piece faulty.

Weather Forecast From New Orleans Bureau

The Times presents today’s forecast from the United States Weather Bureau in New Orleans. Tonight and Wednesday are expected to be generally fair with no significant precipitation anticipated.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans The Telephone Co

Fort McIntosh Weather: 7 am Reading

Fort McIntosh observations show a high of 101 degrees and a low of 75 with southeast winds. Sky remains clear as of 7 a m.

Fort McIntosh

Money Makers Ad Teasers in Times Want Ads

Classified note highlights money making opportunities in the Times Want Ads. Short listings advertise potential earnings, inviting readers to contact for details on programs, companies, and terms. No concrete specifics provided in readable text.

Money Makers

Centurymark Mexico Anniversary Opens Bangor Fair

Today marks the 100th anniversary of Mexican independence as the Eastern Maine State Fair opens in Bangor and runs through the week. Detroit hosts the American Association of Park Superintendents convention and Memphis welcomes the Cotton States Merchants' Association gathering for three days. New Orleans begins municipal elections with Republicans contesting every office for the first time in 20 years.

Bangor Detroit American Association of Park Superintendents Cotton States Merchants’ Association Memphis New Orleans

Seed shortage looms in Volga region crops fail

Riga reports official Bolshevik advices indicate a partial re petition of this year's crop failure in the Volga region. Peasants strive to provide seed for stricken provinces with weeks left before sowing. Seed rain is meager and foreign grain orders arrive slowly. Some Moscow writers accuse foreign aid of being performative while France seizes Romania and Poland for a potential new strike on Russia.

Riga Volga Moscow France Rumania Poland Russia

Big Dirigible on Trial Trip Opens Flight Across North Sea

The British and American officers in charge of the craft purchased from Great Britain began its trial voyage from Howden. The dirigible will test wind resistance and maneuvering over the North Sea before returning to Fulham. Commander Maxfield leads the display with Brigadier General Maitland and British air marshal observing.

Associated Press Howden, Wag Great Britain Toliv North Sea Fulham Maxfield United States Navy Maitland Naval Department Washington America

Censured Reed by House Vote in Volstead Reference

Washington August 22 the House adopted a resolution censuring Senator Reed by a large margin for his speech last week in which he referred to Representative Volstead. The body approved the measure by 181 to 3.

Associated Press Washington House Toddy Reed Volstead

Workman Falls From Bridge Under Construction

A workman on a new footbridge tripped and fell from the girders to the ground. He was rushed to the hospital unconscious but soon revived with injuries described as not serious.

Public action discussed amid disarmament debate

Washington Aug 22 opposition by Senator Lodge to open sessions in the disarmament conference led Senator Harrison Mississippi to withdraw his amendment directing the American delegation. He will reintroduce the question in another resolution hoping Lodge will support it. The debate referenced Woodrow Wilson’s postwar conferences and the Versailles negotiations with Senator Borah calling open sessions essential.

Associated Press Washington Senator Lodge Harrison Mississippi Lodge Murdinga Woodrow Wilson Europe

Approves Secrecy in Public Session Debate

Washington notes Senator Watson of Georgia endorses private negotiations in the disarmament conference while arguing that some matters are naturally kept from public view. He cites private juries and historic closed door events to support his stance.

Washington Watson Georgia Disermanent Conference

Panama Warned Against Force Over Coto Region

Washington cautions Panama that the United States will not permit hostilities from Costa Rica’s occupation of the Coto region. The note responds to Panama’s call for forceful resistance if Costa Rica reoccupies the disputed area. The American reply reiterates that the White Award must be respected.

Associated Press Washington American State Department Panama United States Coto Costa Rica Disputed

Same Old Story But a Good One: Cures by Cholera Remedy

Mrs Mahala Burns of Savanna Missouri shares a nine year old experience with Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. She notes a later relapse cured by the remedy and says she has recommended it to dozens of people as a quick and positive cure for bowel trouble.

Mahala Burns Savanna

Also Mentioned on This Page

WM. A. Dixon Acme Laundry Iturbide St Sir Laming Worthington Evans Peter Augustus Jay Romania Newport R. L Warren A. Candlier M. &. Church South Carroll County James Rolph San Francisco Edgar Lee Masters Spoon Lucerne Ireland H. G. DaCamara F. L. Lewis Nueces River Corpue Christi Antonio V. Lomell City California Cty Esther Penn City of Arturo de Saracho J. K. Beretta J. L. Dannelly New York B. P. Parkensley Pearsall Mr. Clemis of John Burse Mr. B. Despain Torrecillas John Walker Mr. Wallee, Mann Torreclas J. Rosenbaum Mexico City Tel Ow Ira O'Meara el Paso Samuel Meyer Rochester N. Y Vivia Frances Smith J. J. Haynes Mesdames G. We Derby Spence, Sorrell Netzer Laredo Movies Royal Theater FFEOM Weather Forecast Wypen Borah Versailles Tle Senstor Wilson Mikiow Porta Tevlne Core
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