Local notices and Thanksgiving sales in Thursday’s Daily
The county clerk reports marriage licenses issued since last report listing Guillermo Ramirez with Petra Flores Juan Sanchez Garza with Candelario Ozano Francisco Segura with Anita Morales and Enrique R Rangel with Santos Mecina. Also turkey sales at 1018 San Eduardo Ave and messages urging early Christmas shopping at Tlaquepaque Art Store with packing and replacement policy. Oil prospects teased for Duggan No 1 Dilton Miranda City Field in Webb County. baiting begins tomorrow.
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Guillermo Ramirez
Petra Flores
Juan Sanchez Garza
Candelario,Ozano
Francisco Segura
Anita Morales
Enrique R. Rangel
Santos Mecina
San Eduardo Ave
Duggan
Dilton-Miranda City
Webb County
Laredo Rotary Club Thanksgiving Meeting Highlights
The Laredo Rotary Club opened with America and an invocation by Reuben A White. President Ed Paisley announced the Associated Charities annual drive and future volunteer limits. A turkey luncheon followed with Soltau serving and Lt Russell presiding. Frank Lattig and Tom Lillie spoke on Thanksgiving history and importance. Lawrence Wright also spoke on giving thanks, praising prosperity and religious liberty. The meeting closed with songs led by Lattig and the Star Spangled Banner.
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America
Reuben A. White
Ed Paisley
Associated Charities
Soltau
Ld. Russell
Frank Lattig
Tom Lillie
Tom
United States
Washington
Congress
Lawrence Wright
Lawrence
Fd. Russell
Mrs. Bunn
Ransom Dead Kinsmen In Henan Bandit Gangs
AP report from Peking describes Honan bandits reviving a traditional extortion method by threatening to desecrate ancestral graves around Nanyang Henan. 60 gangs with 660 to 200 members each terrorize villages seeking ransom while authorities offer little suppression.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Nanyang
Henan
Chu-ko Lian
Mhewever
Peeh
White Wolf
Tienan
Wang
Chang
Sre Ttes
A Daily History Facts for November 29
On November 29 historical figures and events include the death of Prince Rupert of the Rhine in England, birth of Maria Theresa in Prague, and the civil war era birth of Hamilton R. Camble in Winchester. Other entries note Eugene Casserly’s 1873 Senate resignation, King Alfonso XII's 1879 marriage, Beatty's 1916 command shift, 1920 martial law in Mingo coal fields, and a 1971 Brooklyn theatre collapse with fatalities.
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Prince Rupert of the Rhine
England
Prague
Maria Theresa
Austria
Vienna
Hamilton R. Camble
Missouri
Winchester
St. Louis
Eugene Casserly
California
Unit States Senate
Alfonso XII
Spain
Maria Christina
Sir David Beatty
Grand Fleet
Mingo
W. Va
Brooklyn
Rev Dr Kelman Resigns New York Pulpit After War Service
The Rev Dr John Kelman, formerly of St. George's Edinburgh, resigns as pastor of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York. He came to America four years ago, lectured widely, wrote on Robert Louis Stevenson, and served as a British chaplain in World War I, earning decorations before retiring due to ill health.
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John Kelman
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
America
Edinburgh
St. George's United Free Church
New York
Britain
Robert Louis Stevenson
Kelman
France
Flanders
Argentina Rich in Cattle as Herd Reaches 27.9 Million
Buenos Aires reports Argentina's cattle herd grew 24 percent since 1914. By end of 1922 the republic hosts more than 27 million head of cattle, reflecting strong livestock production.
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Associated Preae
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Republic
Alaska pivots to industry with birch plant and exports
Associated Press reports Alaska shifting from importing finished goods to industrial production. A birchwood furniture plant and birch logging mill are planned near Anchorage, leveraging timber near the railroad and tidewater to export finished lumber rather than crude logs.
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Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
United States
Tidewater
Bells of Silence and Local Social Rhythms in Austin
A mixture of poetry and society notes from Austin includes John Hanlon's verse in the New York Herald, plus a stream of social reports. Mrs. O W Killam returns Friday, Miss Willie Belle Brennan heads to Bryan for a football game, and several local families welcome guests and travel for holidays. A Lee Pignes Bride Club gathering features lavender and yellow decor, prize bridge, and thanks to hostesses, followed by a Methodist church reception for Rev. J W Black and wife with 200 guests and a piano duet performance.
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Willie Belle Brennan
Bryan
Lee Pignes Bridea Club
Ernst Buenz
Tom Nye
Charles Baker
Texas City
Mesdames
Ernst Buengz
FE. T. Needham
M. J. Patton
Winston
Nye
John Miner
Rex Shanks
Roy Jackson
Carlos Richter
Ita O'Meara
J. W. Blac
Humorous and Musical Evening Ends Pleasantly
The program opened with a humorous reading by Uncle Johnnie Thomson which drew an encore. Welcoming addresses followed from Mr. Dannelley and Rev. C. G. W. Cook, with several vocal solos and readings by Mrs. Wins ton Stowers and others. The evening closed with thanks from Mr. Hlack and a salad course, finishing a pleasant gathering.
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Johnnie” Thomson
Johnnie
la. Dannelley
Hal Winston
Manford
CG. W. Cook
Episcopal Church
Ministerial Association
Adlan Stowers
Merc
Thanksgiving Day Observed Across Washington
Officials and residents in Washington gathered in homes and places of worship for the annual Thanksgiving. The president and Mrs. Coolidge marked the day in keeping with the national proclamation and turkey dinner tradition.
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Associated Press
Washingtonn
Waotington
Mes
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Coolidge
Ocean Salt Content and Its Oceanographic Implications
A discussion of how salinity varies in the North Atlantic by mixing currents and evaporation. It explains methods using two readings, the effect of the Labrador Current and the Cadey stream on salinity, and the potential for iceberg detection via deep water salinity. A Revenue Cutter Tampa crew anecdote notes surface water near an iceberg warming to 72 degrees.
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Tom Gibow
Varias
North Atlantic
Ocean
Fee
Sale
Cady
Labrador
Greenland
Tampa
Davidson Says Road 1 K Ved Today
Davidson stated the state railroad could not handle a heavy circus train due to its size and value. He noted the current month’s conditions limit operations and described the train as the most ponderous and valuable outfit on any railroad.
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Caeer
United States
Taii
Interest to Women in Global Progress and Local Politics
A survey of women milestones across nations notes Denmark equality in pay and opportunities, Finland’s early parliament presence, and Iceland and Egypt hints. It highlights Fort Worth’s new women’s club building gift from an outsider, plus profiles of women pursuing public roles and education in the U.S. and Europe.
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Jude
San Luis
China
Denmark
Women’s Club
Fort Worth
Texas
Finland
Fru Vurnhjelm
Iceland
United States
Elin Johansen
Oskiloosa
Iowa
Ida M. Walker
Kansas
May le Couteur
London
Five Die in Train Collision and Fall in Philadelphia
Five persons including a woman and a young girl were killed when their automobile crashed through a guard rail and plunged 35 feet to railroad tracks. The car landed in front of a moving freight train, mangling several victims beyond recognition.
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Philadelphia
Freshman A Gowan Cited for Pajamazon Issue
An unclear report notes AWGOWAN, a freshman, facing a personal matter described as too fat to obtain his own Pajamazon, with reference to a Gramazon context and nightwear.
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Amazon
Thanksgiving Day Observed in Laredo by Banks and Businesses
Thanksgiving Day was duly observed in Laredo with all federal state and county branches city hall offices and many business houses closing for the day. Church services were held by most churches this morning.
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Laredo
Churches of
Amid Ambiguity Aimed News Daze In 1920s Dispatch
The text appears garbled with scattered fragments suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century press wire. It mentions Washington, dates, and potential war or debt notes, but specifics are unreadable and names are unclear.
Unclear OCR Note Reads Fragmentary Event
Fragmented text with many garbled words and names. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable for a proper summary.
Governor to Visit North Texas Then Rio Grande Valley
The report from Austin Texas on November 28 notes Governor Nety qaupecuneed plans a North Texas stop and a Rio Grande Valley visit. He is expected in Harlingen Monday where a brief deer hunt may follow.
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Austin
Texas
Pollawite
North Tesas
Nety Qaupecuneed
Tedaw Tit
Rio Grande Valley
Anit
Harlingen
Free Turkey Dinners In New Orleans Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving meals for 500 were prepared at the Home for Homeless Men in New Orleans Ta with Frederick Weaver, the superintendent, inviting all tims tramps and temporary downeds to attend the turkey dinner today.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Frederick Weaver
The
Homie
Birthday references for notable figures in British and American public life
The item lists several individuals with birthdays today including Sir George Shussell, a British diplomat. Edwin P. Morrow, former Kentucky governor. George D. Strayer, education professor at Teachers College Columbia. and Aaron Watkins, Prohibition leader and presidential candidate, noting birthplaces and ages.
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George Shussell Clerk
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Somerset
George D. Strayer
Teachers College
Columbia University
Wayne
Aaron §. Watkins
Jeader
Rushsylvania
Train Collision Report Leaves Several Feared Dead
Albury Georgia November 29 reports say a Southern Railway train collided with a passenger train near Nahata Gal. The wreck left many injured with reports of deaths possible and authorities cautioning details are still unclear. The Louisville Nashville line was involved and investigators await official word.
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Prass
Cedunmilta S
John Wea
Gwent
Louisville
Nashville
Neo
Albury
Cook Forms Martial Legion at Jail for Prisoner Health
Frederick Cook, famed Arctic explorer, is said to have organized a "military section" inside the Parker county jail in Texas. With fellow inmates he aims to keep prisoners in good physical condition while awaiting higher court consideration and case records preparation for appeal.
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Associated Press
Mor Word
Texas
United States
Frederick Cook
Aretis
Parrant County
Jaith
Elaborate distillery found in Atlanta area home
Police discovered an elaborate distillery in a house in Atbinta Georgia. The renter Mrs. Jeirnda Wagner is under arrest for violating prohibition law. The still was reported in the basement when she rented the house September 1 from Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler Grow, a former associate of Tn Clarke of the Ku Klux Klan creation department.
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Associated Press
Atbinta
Eligabeth Tyler Grow
Clarke
Knlicits
Isu Istux Klan
Jeirnda Wagner
Wagner
Atlanta Journal
Grow
Willie Learns Barque Barque to Bow Wow Mishap
In a reading lesson Willie struggles with the word barque and the teacher corrects him loudly. He then responds with Bow Wow prompting laughter and a tense moment in class.
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Willie
Wille
Local Color Sparks Banter Over Box of Cream
Footnotes of a comic exchange reveal Liza correcting a shopper who mistakes her massage cream for shoe blacking. The playful reply underscores everyday humor in casual street dialogue.
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Liza
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