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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1913

Page

9

Death of Rev J E Westbrook in Laredo

Rev. James B. Westbrook pastor of the Christian church in Laredo died in his apartments on Victoria Street from heart failure induced by asthma. Born in Woolsey, Georgia on September 3, 1885, he studied at Johnson Bible College and served churches in Lake Charles and Bradshaw before moving to Laredo with his wife in October. He conducted services last Sunday and had been ill since Monday. He leaves his wife and his mother, and his remains will likely be taken to Lake Charles, contingent on flood-disrupted train service. He was a member of I O O F and W O W.

J. B. Westbrook Westbrook Mary Wright Victoria Street James BE. Westbrook Christian Church Laredo Woolsey Johnson Bible College Knoxville Terp Lake Charles Bradshaw, Nel Bradshaw Bradshaw When He Was Called By the Congregation of the Christian Church Wright Elks Memorial Ventus Roy Westbrook W. O. W Lodges

Electric Bitters Claim Cure for Women’s Ailments

Stomach troubles and related illnesses vanish with Electric Bitters says ad. Eliza Poe of Depew Oklahoma tests the remedy and credits it with lifting her from sickness. Thousands of women reportedly swear by the product, which is guaranteed and sold by H E Bucklen Co in Philadelphia or St Louis.

Eliza Poe Depew Okla H. E. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Heights Civic League aids refugees from Nuevo Laredo

Members of the Heights Civic League organize a relief movement to shelter and care for refugees fleeing terror in Nuevo Laredo. Ladies arrange vacant buildings and warehouses to house the displaced and prevent exposure during cold nights.

The Heights Civic League Nuevo Laredo

Real name of singer Emmy Dezgunn revealed

Emilie Kittel is identified as the birth name of the performer known as Emmy Dezgunn, clarifying her stage identity and personal history.

Emmy Dezgunn Emilie Kittel

Neat and Accurate Job Work Ring Up 43

A brief report notes a factory shift ending with a tally of 43 units. The line manager records efficiency as steady, and workers credited for timely completion. No safety incidents reported, and production targets appear on track for the day.

Cure for Sick Headache Through Stomach Care

Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville Ohio reports chronic indigestion caused sick headaches lasting days. After trying remedies, she tried Chamberlain's Tablets on a friend's advice and was quickly relieved. For sale by all dealers.

John Bishop Roseville Ohio Chamberlain

Through fast train to Mexico City and Saltillo schedule

Railroad time table from National Railroad of Mexico lists the through fast train to Mexico City departing the I G N station at 1 16 p m and arriving from Mexico City at 6 46 a m Standard time. The Saltillo local leaves the I G N station at 7 25 a m and arrives from Saltillo at 3 54 p m Standard time.

Personal notices from Hamilton guests and locals

Lewis Maverick of San Antonio is a guest at the Hamilton. Wilbur Allen arrived from Hebbronyitc and left for Astin. Masterson and W. Masterson of Crystal City are stopping at the Hamilton. J Franklin Moore of Saltie arrived this morning and leaves on the first train. County Surveyor EK Foster returned from Jim Hoge county after surveying work halted by weather. Also listed are attendees at Hamilton and various names. Military Road Meeting: Chamber of Commerce Directors endorse a public meeting on December 16 at Tiklal to discuss funding and construction of a military road along the Rio Grande from Bronsville to Del Rio and possibly to El Paso, with a military band and open to ladies clubs.

Wm. Dobrowolski San Antonio City Hamilton Masterson Crystal City Cty EK. J. Foster Jim Hoge Tie Rio Grande Bronsville del Rte el Too Col Bloknon Fort McIntor Chamber of Commerce

Croup Remedy Praised in Local Testimony

Manchester Ohio resident Lewis Chamberlain reports his children recovered from severe croup with Dr King’s New Discovery. The advertisement claims the remedy treats croup coughs and colds and urges every home to keep a bottle. Available at druggists for 60 cents or one dollar. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.

Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Complaint Books At Russian Rail Stations

At all railway stations in Russia books are kept inviting passengers to enter any complaints they wish to make.

Russia

Texas Mexican Train Schedule Briefing

Texas Mexican departures show a Corpus Christi leg at 8:00 a.m. and return arrival at 3:45 p.m. standard time. The International and Great Northern line notes a through fast train to St. Louis leaving at 7:14 a.m. with an unspecified arrival time.

Texas Corpus Christi

Forest notes on American and Philippine woods in commerce

The article notes Florida forests hold 175 wood varieties and seven US spruces amid a continent wide White spruce distribution. It cites Douglas fir used for paper in Oregon and California redwood as among the strongest conifers for US forest products, with Philippine forestry reports on lumber shipments for cabinet making.

Florida United States Mareh Field Oregon California U. S Philippine Bureau of Forestry

Night trains between Rio Grande and Eagle Pass

GN Night Train leaves at p.m. and arrives at 7 a.m. Rio Grande to Eagle Pass. Train No 1 leaves Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 a.m. arrives Minera at 10:30 a.m. Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 1:15 p.m. arrives Laredo at 3:20 p.m.

Rio Grande Eagle Pass Laredo Minera Minéra

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Earns Mother's Good Word

Mrs Verne Shaffer of Vandergrift Pennsylvania says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is her children's preferred medicine for colds and coughs and that it is far superior to others she has used. The remedy is for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Ojinaga Border Fortifications Amid Mexican Revolution

The main portion of the Northern Mexican federals fortifies Ojinaga opposite Presidio Texas to reprovision and secure funds for potential hostilities. A wireless message from Tampico warns of an imminent attack on Tampico. In Manila the assembly trims salaries sparking resignations as the government faces a $2 million annual saving and possible commission modification.

Associated Press Juarez Mex Ojinaga Presidio Texas Manila P. 1 Assembly Philippine Commission

Warships at Tampico to defend foreigners amid rebel advance

Washington reports the placement of the warships Chester and Wheeling at Tampico to meet today’s threatened attack. The vessels are deemed sufficient to shelter foreigners if fighting erupts. The rebel vanguard, about 4,000 strong, is nine miles from Tumpleo.

Washington Dee Chester Wheeling Tampico Tumpleo

Anti Saloons March To Capitol Washington Event

In Washington on December 10 two day parade by anti saloon league members met at the east front of the Capitol. Repressingie Webson and Senator Morris Slejperd received the group, signaling a notable protest actions by reformers.

Capitol Repressnigie Webson Senator Morris Slejperd

President Seeks Government Ownership of Telegraph Lines

Washington reports the president is seriously considering government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines. Postmaster General Burleson says parcel post and postal savings spurred demand for public communication, noting discussions with Sir Herbert Samuel of Britain.

Associated Press Washington Durleson Burleson Herbert Samuels Great Britain England

Flood reports ease as deaths hold at 165

Associated Press dispatch from Houston dated December 10 says flood waters are moving to the gulf with no new death toll changes. Richmond area showing improvement with receding water while Richmond death list remains about 165. In Tay City Texas the Colorado River flood rapidly subsided with no loss of life reported.

Associated Press Houston Tex Gulf Richmond Tay City Texas Colorado River

Bride Harry Ware wedding features composer performances

In New York on December 10 a bride named Harry Ware wed at St John the Divine Chapel. The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Scarborough of New Jersey. The program included the bride’s own compositions performed by David Bispham and Miles Farrar and featured Hugh Montgomery Krumbhaar, a civil engineer, among the attendees.

New York David Bispham Miles Farrar Harry Ware Hugh Montgomery Krumbhaar Cathedral of St. John the Divine Ishop Scarborensh New Jersey

Mrs Miller Dies After Shooting in Fort Worth

Mrs John Miller died in Fort Worth Texas after being shot yesterday by Joe Miller. The incident occurred December 10 and the death followed the wound. Police investigation continues as details emerge about the shooting and parties involved.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas John Miller Joe Miller

Farmers urged to pay poll tax by Texas union chief

Fort Worth Texas December 10 Mr W D Lewis president of the Texas Farmers Union calls on all members and all farmers to pay their poll tax He notes farmers cast about fix percent of ballots while 74 percent of the population lives on the farm and urges active government participation and poll tax compliance to meet coming issues

Fort Worth Texas W. D. Lewis Texas Farmers’ Union Lewis

Big Poultry Show in Dubuque

The third annual Dubuque Poultry Association exhibition opens in Dubuque Iowa and will run through the week. The show features a large variety of poultry with pigeons and pet stock also on display, illustrating the region's growing industry.

Dubuque, la Iowa Dubuque Poultry Association

Notice to Hunters On Espejo Pasture Lease

We leased all Espejo pasture east of Zapata road and forbid hunting there. No permit authority exists. Hunters found in the pasture will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law by Craig & Thompson. Adv 11-7-1f.

Espejo Zapata Road Craig & Thompson

Cavalry Band Provides Fine Emassical Program at Star

A portion of the Third Cavalry Band rendered a fine program of emassical selections at the Star Theatre last night. About half the audience heard the performance and it was praised as some of the finest music heard in Laredo, noting the city already has notable musicians.

Third Cavalry Star Theatre Laredo

Mexican Congress Nullifies Huerta Election

The Mexican congress published the recent election and ratified Huerta's provisional presidency to run until July, a move seen as unsurprising by officials. Diplomatic stance remains unchanged. In London, reports deny a British naval build up in Mexican waters, calling any added ships a local matter.

Associated Press Washington Mexican Congress Huerta London Eng Mexican

Hold Americans for Ransom in Pasadena Case

A Pasadena report states a hoard wired Secretary Logan to secure the release of W. S. Windham and J. M. Dann. The prominent locals are held for a $5,000 ransom by Mexican constitutionalists in Sinaloa.

Pasadena Calif Iogan W. S. Windham J. M. Dann Sinaloa

Lavender Confession Read in Fort Worth Fire Tragedy

Port Worth Texas December 10 authorities read Fred Lavender’s closed confession in the J Prank Norris case as Rasipant State Fire Marshal Peniger published the document.

Fado J. Prank Norris Fred Lavender Rasipant Peniger

Woman Accused of Killing Children in Meridian

Mrs. Ellon Etheridge of Meridian, wife of a stockman, is charged with the murder by poison of her four children and attempted murder of a fifth. Five indictments were returned, with the trial set for December 22 in Meridian.

Associated Press Waco Texas Iitp Ellon Etheridge Meridian Moridian

Acquittal Beiliss Becomes Absolute Frees Man

In Kiev on December 16 the state failed to appeal Mendel Beiliss after the time limit expired. The court's acquittal of the ritual murder case becomes absolute and Beiliss is finally freed.

Mendel Beiliss Associated Press Kiev Russia

Texas Industrial Congress postpones Dallas convention

Dallas news reports the Texas Industrial Congress postpones its annual convention due to the illness of President Col Henry Exall. The event, originally set for next Saturday, December 1, is rescheduled for February in Dallas, aligning with the sixth annual National Corn Exposition exhibit.

Dallas Texas Henry Exall Texas Industrial Congress Congress

Pity the Tourist in a Turbulent World

Fort Worth Star-Telegram notes Balkan states clash among themselves and Mexico shows instability, while even Cole Blease unsettles visitors to South Carolina. The piece warns that higher fares may drive tourists home with funds spent locally reduced.

Balkan States Old Mexico Cole Blease Piney Woods South Carolina Hime Fort Worth

Notice to Hunters Prohibited in Pastures By Alfred Matthews

Hunter warning posted by Alfred Matthews prohibits all hunting in his pastures with threats of prosecution. No hunting permits will be issued and requests for permits will be denied. Ady. 19-214f.

Alfred Matthews Ady

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. E. Westbrook Thig City Jobn Sebastian Bach Wuberich Austin J. W. Harper J. J. Czar Moser’s Store Lewis Maverick Wilbur Allen, Esq Hebbronyitc Astin Ho W. Masterson J. Franklin Moore Saltie Wima N. Hannaberg T. J. Cotline Wm Dobrowolski Willa P. Allen Ob. W. Masterson Urvtal City Ko It. Prada Monterey JM. Olivarri T. Hale SD. James W. O P. Srath Antonin Riosand Rios Ross Ban Military Road Meeting Chamber Tiklal Bell Mr. Merchant Bell Telephone Telegraph and Telephone Company niEe Forest Notes Vera Cruz Tampeil ANTI Saloon League Son Sheppard Dew Sand Aw Sitoon League of America Mmhrehol Tony Dou Prews MENT TELE Colorado Dubuque Cavalry Band Star Lavender Port Worth, Texas Meri Dian Col. Exall Ilness
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