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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1914

Page

9

Changes in Official Titles at Texas- Mexican Railway Co

The Texas- Mexican Railway Co enacts two new titles by abolishing general superintendent and chief dispatcher roles and creating general manager and superintendent positions. S. W. DeWolf becomes General Manager and M. M. Levendecker becomes Superintendent, both based in Laredo.

Texas-Mexican Railway Co Texas- Mexican Railway Co Texas- Mexican Ry. Co MT. Cogley S. W. DeWolf M. M Leyendecker Mainton Laredo DeWolf Mem Levendecker Hew

Arrest Made in Robbery and Assault Case in Pearsall

Sheriff Antonio Salinas announced the arrest of Meliciano Guerra known as lorero in Pearsall yesterday afternoon on charges of robbery and assault with intent to commit harm against Kirk Hayes of Skidmore Texas. Hayes was found unconscious in the Arroyo Grande area and later recovered from non life threatening injuries. Guerra was indicted by the latest district court grand jury and was brought back to face the charges.

Sherif Antonio Salinas Pearsall Meliciano Guerra

Uhler Family Leaves for Baltimore to Begin New Home

Have Removed to Baltimore Ha Uller and wife left this morning for Baltimore Maryland where they will take their future home and where Mr Uhler goes to accept a lucrative position. For years Mr Uhler has been a traveling engineer of the National Lines of Mexico a post held until the constitutionalists took control of the railways and removed Americans from service

Baltimore Uller Mr. Uhler Uhler National Lines of Mexico Constitutionalists Ehayveeo al Anerians Conhays

Birthday of Professor Leighton Aims for Education Reform

This note marks the 44th birthday of PaO. WF A. Leighton a philosophy professor at Ohio State University and writer on education theology and modern conceptions of the Deity Born in Orangeville Gatprid December 2 he studied at Trinity College Toronto Cornell abroad and was ordained a priest in 1898 He taught at Hobart College before joining Ohio State in 1910 He is a Phi Beta Kappa member and belongs to the American Philosophical Society and related groups He resides in Columbus Ohio.

Pao A. Leighton Die Polexander Leighton Ohio State University Orange Ville Gatprid Trinity College Toronto Cornell Protestant Episcopal Chries Hobart College Phi Beta Kappa American Psychologiea Association American Philosophical Society Leighton Columbus Ohio

Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Quick Relief

Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a time tested remedy for kidney trouble and backache. A Texas resident praises.Doan's as effective with claims of family members suffering kidney pain and relief after use. Price five cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Bright Doan G. Waheste Main St. Eagte Pass Texas

Personal notices from Dolores residents and visitors

Local names appear in a long list of arrivals and calls in the city. Guests include R W Davis of Dolores Walter Shiner of San Antonio and G C Barton of El Paso while others travel from Dallas Laredo and Mexico City to visit or conduct business.

R. W. Davis Dolores Walter Shiner San Antonio G. C. Barton Fl Paso M. H. McMahon Cotulla Charles Shiner Laredo California le Paso H. M. Rosenbaum Dallas L. V. LaForte A Osterween G. O. Guerra T. Trapuga Mexico City P. S. Gonzalez R. W. Foster Chas. M. Morris St. Louis C. C. Turrleston Hebbronville Angela Bo Eppen Monterey F. S. Vaden Alberto Rodrigues Victoria M. Mickin City Hamilton Marks C. B. Wallace R. C. Bruel Wato RR. Dieckmann Chicago J. K. Murray M. Sanmiguel Eagle Pass O. Pratt Penford Encinal E. Love R. J. Scott A la Rose R. J. Moore A. Ro Bacon J Calderon

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Families

Mrs Verne Shaffer of Vandergrift Pennsylvania praises Chamberlain A Cough Remedy calling it the mothers favorite It helps her children with colds and coughs and she says it is superior to any other medicine available The ad states it is sold by all dealers and offers testimonials to support its use.

Verne Shaffer Vandergrift

President Wilson unveils Madison era Octagon House tablet

At noon President Wilson unveiled a marble tablet in the Octagon House walls in Washington. The marker notes Madison lived there after the 1814 burning and the Feb 17 1815 Treaty of Ghent ratification. The ceremony, held by the American Institute of Architects, honored the hundred year peace.

Washington Wilson Madison Ghent United States Great Britain American Institute of Architects T. €. Sturfis The Institute John Tayloe Mount Airy Virginia Midison Congress Waeshineton New York Avenue Eighteenth Street Corcoran Museum White House Colonel Taylor George Washington Tayloe Jefferson Madison Monroe John Quincy Adams Decaiur Webster Clay Calhoun Randolph Lafayette Steuben Sir Edward Thornton England America

Laredo City Council Meets As Lights Question Debates

The Laredo Texas city council met in regular session. The committee reported on the new lighting system from the Laredo Light and Railway Company noting 440 lights of 82 candle power and promising pole adjustments. A report from City Engineer Foster on eastern division surveying was accepted. A bride to be shower was held for Maria de Lachica with prizes awarded and gifts presented in a party at the American Club.

Sesson O'Cloetk Temeons Hein Henry West Hrack Levenndecher Moser Aby Eedidertien Maher Marias Willae A. Winslow A. Winslow, Cyaltotles Coma Ce Lareda Texas Citys Council Laredo Wetton Company Lareto Licht and Railway Company Henry Thain Henney Foster Per Toon Guerra A. Salinas Z. Salinas Maria de Lachica Toating Americano Club J. M. Martin Hortensia Guerra Iternoon Miss de

Dr Bell s Bint Tar Honey Adverts Cold Cure

An old newspaper advertisement urges readers to fight colds immediately with Dr Bell s Bint Tar Honey. It promises mucus relief and a soothed lung action and claims a 26 cent price at the local druggist.

Oregon Ready for Canal Honors

The famous old battleship Oregon, to lead the naval parade through the Panama Canal, was again put in commission today after repairs at Puget Sound Navy Yard in Seattle.

Seattle Wash Dee Oregon Panama Canal Puget Sound Navy Yard

Gutierrez to Enter Capital City Tomorrow

Provisional President Gutierrez will enter Mexico City tomorrow and be installed in the National Palace by loyal followers, according to official telegrams received today.

Washington Dee Gutierrez Mexico City National Palace

First Vera Cruz execution since evacuation

A Mexican soldier was court martialed and shot within an hour after being caught stealing ammunition, marking the first execution in Vera Cruz since the American evacuation yesterday.

Vera Cruz Mex

Court rules ballot boxes unopened except in contested elections

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Corpus Christi dismissed the case against St. D Beach for opening a ballot box. The court held the indictment defective and that ballot boxes cannot be opened except in contested elections.

Austin Texas Dee Court OF Criminal Apeals Corpus Christi St. D Beach

Working Girls Plight on Six Dollars a Week Revealed

Esther Packard, an investigator, told the factory investigation commission that girls working in New York factories live on six dollars weekly. They eat one meal a day when buying hats and shoes and cannot take vacations.

New York Esther Packard Factory — Investigation Commission

Cotton futures quiet as markets show minor gains

Cotton futures were quiet today with noon quotes up 1 point to 2 points below yesterday's close in New York. In New Orleans the market was dull but steady, rising 5 to 6 points by noon over yesterday's close.

New York New Orleans

Lightning Kills Man In Houston Storms

A man was killed by lightning during a severe night storm in Houston Texas. Heavy rain caused considerable damage and flooding as the river rose rapidly and emergency crews assisted residents.

Houston Texas Dashitt

Architects plan Lincoln Highway beautification project

Washington December 2 plan to beautify the Lincoln Highway with memorials bridges and scenic effects is to be adopted by the American Institute of Architects now in convention here. The plan was drawn by a special committee consisting of Elmer C Jensen of Chicago George Mills of Toledo and Benjamin S Hubbel of Cleveland representing the architects of the country organized in 44 states.

Washington Dee Lincoln Highway American Institute of Architects Elmer C Jensen Chicago George Mills Toledo Benjamin S. Hubbel Cleveland

Illinois Birthday Celebration

Chicago observes the 96th birthday of Illinois with a statewide holiday December 3 proclaimed by Governor Dunne. The centennial will feature Lincoln and Douglas statues dedication and is led by the Chicago Association of Commerce to foster state pride and civic progress.

Chicago Illinois Edward F. Dunne Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas Chicago Association of Commerce

A Soldier's Duty at Royal Theater Tonight

A three part Pathe picture from Sweden shows a military attache ordered to obtain fortress plans, sacrificing love and life for country. The film features fine photography and backgrounds. Admission 5 and 10 cents.

Royal Theater Pathe Sweden

French repulse German attacks as war fronts shift

Paris reports German assaults repulsed south of Ypres with heavy batteries damaged. French artillery also destroyed a German battery near Verdun and gained ground in the Argonne. Meuse and Woevre fronts show little change while German claims of German captures surface amid broader Western theater activity.

Associated Press Paris Ypres Vendresse Craonne Argonne Oecast Yontaine Madame Courtes Schatecron St. Hubert Meuse Woevre Mieve Bertin Dee Arvoine Forest Emperor Willam Prussia Poland Wlochwek Kutna Ods

Imperial decree tightens control on overseas business funds

An imperial edict restricts expenditure and revenue management for societies and enterprises owned or run by subjects of Germany Austria Hungary and Turkey. The measure gives the minister of finance broad oversight over these entities.

Issian Germany Austria Winkary Turkey

Premier's Son Killed in Battle

London dispatch reports the premier De Brocqueville of Beb Kian lost a son in battle with a second rumored dead. The report cites Reuter’s Armster dan correspondent.

London Reuter de Brocqueville Beb Kian

Servian Army Withdraws and Belgrade Crisis Reported

Sofia reports the Servian army has withdrawn from Belgrade and the situation remains critical. Telegraphic communication between Belgrade and Nish is interrupted, signaling disrupted lines to the current capital.

Sofia Bulgaria Redtt Belgrade Nish

Not Ready for Peace Europe Not Ready for Peace Says White

Former envoy Henry White who returned from Germany discussed the European situation with President Wilson stating Europe is not ready for peace. He warned the United States should keep vigilant on the pace of negotiations.

Washington Henry White Choibhassidor France Germany Wilson Europe

Neutral Shipping Zone Debate Ahead of Pan American Union

Washington reports the United States plans to seek South American diplomats views on proposals for a central shipping zone in the Western hemisphere as the Pan American Union meeting approaches next Tuesday.

Washington United States Pan-American Union

Senator Sheppard's Sobfest in Cotton Debate

Coleman Demokrat reports Senator Morris Sheppard's dramatic plea in Congress over cotton policy warning of a desolate winter if the nation withholds aid. The piece frames his appeal as a stark, emotional call to support the South amid economic strain and federal inaction.

Morris Sheppard Lincoln South Coleman Demorrat

Important Meeting Tomorrow Night

The Sacredo Volunteer Fire Department announces a meeting in Miremens hall tomorrow evening at 7:15. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year and business of concern to all members will be transacted. All members are urged to attend.

Sacredo

Burglar Suspect Shoots Friend in Apartment Tragedy

In Atlanta Georgia on December 2 James P Callaway, a leading business figure, was shot and killed by WR Carhart, a shoe maker and neighbor. Carhart says he believed Callaway was a burglar and fired as Callaway jumped from a balcony after they returned home from a club.

Lanta James P. Callaway WR. Carhart Cuthilt Buys Calla Way Carhart Callaway Ife

Supreme Court backs railroad union depots mandate

For Union Depots Austin Texas Dee reports the Supreme Court today upheld the law empowering the railroad commission to require the construction of union depots.

Austin Tex Dee Supreme Court The Railroad Commission

Civic Experts Meet At Annual American Civic Association

Washington December 2 The annual meeting of the American Civic Association opened for a three day session. Garden suburbs as aids to city life high on the agenda. Thomas Adams, English town planner, talks on garden cities and their industrial and home benefits. Richard B Watrous discusses German garden cities with Margarethenhohe near Joossen and Krupp works suburb.

Washington American Civic Association Thomas Adams England Department of Town Planning The Conservation Commission of Canada Adams Port Sunlight Liverpool Poplar Grove Warswick Richard B. Watrous Association Margarethenhohe Jossen Krupp Krupps

Begins 67th Year on Throne Amid War Shadows

A historical look recalls Francis Joseph's 1848 rise to Austria Hungary’s throne six years after Archduke Ferdinand's 1914 Sarajevo assassination. The war’s spread, multilingual empire strains, and internal discord challenge his declining reign as Russians advance and Servia stirs.

Hanperor Francis Joseph Austria-Hungary Archduke Perdinand Sarajevo Bosnia Verdinand Francis Joseph Servia Bosnia and Herzegovina Austria Ferdinand

Test for Liver Complaint and Product Pitch

A 19th century style notice promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills to relieve liver sluggishness and improve mood by freeing the bowels toning the stomach and purifying the blood. It adds Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for piles and notes a 25 cent price at the druggist.

Dr. King Bucklen

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