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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1919

Page

3

Local Professionals and Services Directory Listing

Dentists Dr J K Thompson Dr W I Wilson and Dr A G Thompson operate offices in local buildings with phone numbers 645 746 and 645 672, respectively. Funeral director John Connery serves Jarvis Plaza with phone 65. Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald is a pianist soprano and Royal Concert Orchestra director with phone 1062. Prof Julian M De Villar teaches piano and leads orchestra for events at 402 San Dario Avenue.

John Connery Complete Auto Equipment Jarvis Plaza Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald Royal Concert Orchestra Julian M. DE Villar San Dario Avenue

No coal price fix found by witness in senate inquiry

J D A Morrow vice president of the National Coal Association told a senate subcommittee there is no nationwide price fixing among bituminous coal operators and prices at the mines are lower now than a year ago. He noted about five thousand producers operate seven thousand mines with two thousand more mines ready to open, and that competition prevents restrictive combinations.

Washington, D. C J. D. A. Morrow National Coal Association Senate Morrow United States Geological Survey United States United States Fuel Administration Huddleston Alabama Hines Railroad Administration Great Britain France

Salvation Army seeks $1 million Texas drive led by John Kirby

Houston millionaire John Kirby will chair the Salvation Army home service drive in Texas and nearby states starting September 29. The campaign aims for $1,000,000 in the southwest, with Governor J. B. A. Robertson and Governor R. G. Pleasant involved, to fund homes, hotels, and services.

John Kirby S.A Texas Houston Salvation Army Home Service Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Kirby J. B. A. Robertson Oklahoma City R. G. Pleasant Hobby United States Dallas Salvation Army Southwest Woods

Salvation Army Girls Hotel in Dallas Aids 25 Inmates

Lieutenant Colonel George Wood reports the Dallas Salvation Army girls hotel housed 25 girls for the year ending March 31, 1919. The facility provides clean rooms and wholesome meals at a cost far below Dallas’s cheapest boarding options. The home is located at 1718 Corsicana Street.

Dallas Salvation Army George Wood Wood Corsicana Street

Salvation Army aids 30,669 in year with meals lodging aid

The Salvation Army reported 30,669 people relieved in the past year in the southwest. Of these, 22,104 received meals and groceries, 1945 secured lodging, 360 found employment, and 1,148 got medical aid. Total relief cost was $17,263.48.

Southwest Salvation Army George Wood Dallas

Community Club Activities Schedule

Thursday events include Circle B W M A of the Baptist Church meeting with Mrs. Coffey at 4 PM and a Story Telling Hour at Mrs. M P Cullinan’s home at 5 PM. Friday features a dance at Elks Hall at 9 PM and a Jamaica at the YWCA of the International Institute in the evening.

Circle B. W. M. A the Baptist Church K. of C. Hall Mesdames Mullally Hamlin Mussett Ryan G’sell J. P. Wright Taylor Convery Cullinan Roddy Mrs. Devine Fort McIntosh

Blithe Mask Poem and Social Notes In One Page

A poetic excerpt titled The Blithe Mask appears with social notes from Houston and Laredo including visits by Mrs Thompson Miss Nell Sharbaret and Jeanette Taylor. Local figures J R Moore Mrs R L Gillette and others are listed with travel plans visits and upcoming departures.

Mrs. Thompson Nell Sharbaret Houston

Birthdays on August 28 Highlight Notable Figures

Dr. Elmer E. Brown chancellor of New York University born Chau tauqua County N Y 58 years ago today. Rt Rev Henry Althoff Catholic bishop Belleville born Avis ton Ill 46 years ago today. James Couzens mayor of Detroit born Chatham Ont 47 years ago today. Charles S Whitman former New York governor born Norwich Conn 51 years ago today. Bellamy Storer former U S ambassador to Austria Hungary born Cincinnati 72 years ago.

Elmer E. Brown New York University Chautauqua County N. Y Henry Althoff Belleville Aviston Ill James Couzens Detroit Chatham Ont Charles S. Whitman New York Norwich Conn Bellamy Storer United States Austria-Hungary Cincinnati

Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities

A promotional note advertises daily opportunity coverage in THE TIMES with a subscription rate of 60 cents per month.

the Times

Railroad Men Must Return by Saturday

The four railroad brotherhoods on the Pacific coast face orders to resume work by Saturday or lose support from the federal government in operating federal controlled lines. Chiefs’ orders direct striking trainmen to return and then follow individual decisions on obedience. No men reported up to 7.30.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Pacific Coast Brotherhoods Los Angeles Montgomery Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Mexican Senate Considers Oil Laws Aimed at Retroactivity

Mexico City report by the petroleum committee outlines legislation to regulate the oil article of the constitution and a draft law to eliminate retroactive effects of the proposed oil measures. The move relates to concessions long contested by foreign oil interests.

Mexico City Petroleum Committee Mexican Senate Senate

King's Plain Talk on War Aftermath and National Economy

The Los Angeles Times reports King George of Britain urged citizens to economize and toil harder to boost production after the war. He pressed for thrift and industry to meet high living costs amid ongoing coal strikes and production woes in Britain.

King George Great Britain Guildhall City of London George Edward VII Britain Los Angeles Times

Decollete Blouse and Short Skirt Stun Reception

A shocked guest at a reception points out a young woman’s revealing attire. An Alderman quips that she may be one who follows the old saying that young girls should be seen and not heard.

Montenegro Revolt Sparks Balkan Turmoil Across Serbia

London reports fighting erupts in Montenegro as the country moves toward revolution. Montenegrins cut the Virpazar Antivari railway while Serbia reinforces forces without halting the revolt. The clash highlights Montenegro’s split over Nicholas supporters and Jugo Slav unification. A Copenhagen dispatch notes Lenine sending a delegation to Kishinev to seek peace with Romania.

Associated Press London Montenegro Balkan Virpazar Antivari Nicholas

France Considers Ratifying Peace Treaty Amid Debate

Paris on August 28 reports ratification of the peace treaty by the chamber of deputies is likely soon though some groups oppose the level of military protection. Ratification will not end the debate as motions of regret detailing objections will be offered to reopen discussions.

Paris Chamber of Deputies France

Hungarian premier Friedrich forms new cabinet

Paris reports that Stephen Friedrich, premier under the Archduke Joseph regime, has organized a new Hungarian cabinet amid ongoing political shifts.

Paris Stephen Friedrich Archduke Joseph Hungary

Aviators Safe After Engine Trouble In Ontario Flight

Mt. Clemens Mich Aug 28 Lieu tenant Slater and Sergeant Strick landed at Selfridge Field after being lost in Lake Ontario during an international aerial Derby flight from Buffalo to Toronto. Engine trouble forced them to divert and land.

Associated Press Mt. Clemens Mich Slater Strickland Lake Ontario Buffalo Toronto Selfridge Field

Carnegie Will Is Offered in Probate

New York August 28 The Carnegie will estimates his estate at 25 000 to 30 000 000 He leaves his real estate to his wife and provides for his wife and daughter during life Annuities are named including 10000 to former President Taft and Premier Lloyd George 5000 to Mrs Grover Cleveland and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt

Associated Press New York Carnegie Taft Lloyd George Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt

Ole Hanson Announces Resignation Plan

Seattle mayor Ole Hanson declared his intention to resign today, signaling an upcoming exit from office. The announcement was made amid ongoing city affairs and political questions about his tenure.

Associated Press Seattle Ole Hanson

Patrol Wing Arrives for Border Duty at Eagle Pass

Thirteen officers and 62 men of the Ninetieth Aerial Squadron arrived today from Kelly Field for border patrol duty in Eagle Pass Texas.

Associated Press Eagle Pass Texas Ninetieth Aerial Squadron Kelly Field

Weather outlook and Fort McIntosh observation note

The forecast from the U S Weather Bureau New Orleans via The Times predicts tonight and Friday partly cloudy to cloudy. Fort McIntosh observations report a maximum temperature of 77 degrees, minimum 61 degrees, and winds from the southeast with partly cloudy conditions.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co Fort McIntosh

President Wilson to Tour Peace Treaty Speeches

President Wilson plans a speaking tour on the peace treaty starting in Columbus Ohio on a Wednesday with Mrs Wilson Admiral Grayson and Tumulty among those traveling. Stops announced include Indianapolis Denver Coeur d Alene Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Portland Spokane and possibly Seattle.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Columbus Ohio Tumulty

Death of South African Premier Louis Botha

General Louis Botha premier and agriculture minister of the Union of South Africa died suddenly of influenza in Pretoria. Born 1868 in Greytown Natal he led Transvaal Boers in the Boer War and commanded union forces in southwest Africa. He signed the treaty with General Smuts for the Union.

Pretoria Union of South Africa Louis Botha Greytown Natal Volksraad Transvaal Union Southwest Africa Smuts

Striking railroad shopmen threaten national order says Atlanta Constitution

The Atlanta Constitution warns that refusal of railroad workers to obey laws and leaders could spark nationwide chaos if railways come under tripartite control. It asserts such defiance harms public welfare, challenges government authority, and urges labor to heed its leaders and the President.

United States Atlanta Constitution

Improve Your Digestion With Cham berlain's Tablets

Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pa reports digestive relief after using Cham berlain's Tablets. She says prior to use she could only eat the lightest foods and had tried many remedies without benefit. After starting the tablets her digestion improved.

Chamberlain Blanche Bowers Indiana

Also Mentioned on This Page

Professional Cares Physicians and Surgeons J. T. Halsell Richter H. M. Austin Richter Building J. L. Crawford Laredo National Bank H. Stow Garlick Hicks, Phelps, Dickson and Bobbitt Attorneys-at-Law Hicks San Antonio Valls Building Laredo John L. George Bertani Bldg Alexander Bldg E. A. Atlee New Alexander Building Nat's Bank D. McNeil Turner Bertani A. E. McCulloch J. K. Thompson N. W Corner Market Plaza W. I. Wilson People’s Pharmacy A. G. Thompson City Drug Co Cor. Hidalgo St Flores Ave Undertakers Annie Thaison Houston St Citizens of Dallas Salvation Army Post Home Service San Antonio el Paso Girls S&s. A Violet Oberfeldt Society Carless Dallett Fuguet Mr. J. R. Moore City Henry Ward Alfred Poggenpohl J. O. Buenz H. C. Hall R. L. Bobbitt Cotulla Albert M. Penn Pennsylvania J. A. Burnett Harold Corpus Christi John Beyette Aransas Pass J. A. McDonald Wisconsin BE. Rex Tarver Austin Thomas Dickinson Monterey T. A. Coleman Col R. M. Campbell Mary Chase Kentucky HOODS Railroads OLD Law Rumania Copenhagen Lenine Kishinev Budapest Aviators Safe Roosevelt Lumbbus, Ohio Infoenza South Africa Gy Associated Press
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