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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1919

Page

11

Local residents attend events and travels during holiday season

Several townspeople report travels to Dallas Ranger Texas San Antonio Houston and Tampico and welcome guests including Miss Anita Johnson and Miss Frances Roberts. Community diary notes dances at the Woman's Club cancelation promises a charity sale at Stowers store and a Ladies Aid gathering with a holiday luncheon and bridge party.

Ladies Aid Society Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church R. A. Millar Stowers Store Mesdames Hiatt Roberts Dannelley Ralston Neff Worsham F. Hamilton Phelps Hodges Miller

Social event notes with guest and member list

White mints were plate favors. Attendees included club members Miss Annie Alexander, Miss Frances Alexander, Miss Helen MacGregor, Miss Kathryn MacGregor, Miss Maria Mowry, Miss Josephine Sauvignet, Miss Eva Levi. Women present included Mesdames Joe Moser, Witting, O Meara, Wormser, Joseph, guests Mesdames Reiss, Woodard, Echols, Penn, Mims, T A Leyendecker, J C Martin, L A Lafon, J T Murphy, Miss Helen Woodbridge, Miss Ethel Mackin.

Annie Frances Aléxander Helen Kathryn MacGregor Maria Mowry Josephine Sauvignet Eva Levi Joe Moser Witting O'Meara Wormser Joseph Mesdames Reiss Woodard Echols Penn Mims T. A. Leyendecker J. C. Martin L. A. Lafon J. T. Murphy Helen Woodbridge Ethel Mackin

Poll Taxes Due Ahead of 1920 Elections in Texas

With less than seven weeks left, Texas voters must obtain poll tax receipts to exercise the franchise in 1920. The Jan 31 deadline applies. without receipts, voting rights are lost. Women plan to secure poll taxes ahead of national suffrage expected to pass, as RedoO municipal election nears in April.

The United States State of Texas Laredo

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Aid

Dr Edwards developed olive tablets as a non calomel remedy for liver and bowel complaints. For 17 years they have been used in his practice with success and no unpleasant after effects. The tablets are a vegetable mix with olive oil and provide gentle stimulation without pains or griping.

Smuggling crackdown targets arms crossing Texas border

Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman orders end to arms smuggling into Mexico. Two Mexicans posing as Monterey and Nuevo Laredo merchants were detained by military police after a day of coordinated purchases. About 5 000 rounds of pistol ammunition and nearly 1 000 pistol cartridges found on them. They had traveled from San Antonio via Laredo and were in the area three weeks. A federal grand jury may indict six pawnbrokers and arms dealers for selling to Mexicans knowing the shipments would cross the border.

Joseph T. Dickman Department Mexico United States Monterey Nuevo Laredo FP. P. Stretton Stretton San Antonio Laredo Federal Grand Jury

Your Troubles May Be a Warning of a Nervous Breakdown

The article warns that most nervous breakdowns start with personal physical issues such as brain strain memory lapses insomnia and irritability. It describes a progression from mild symptoms to a complete nervous system breakdown and urges early attention to health.

Mexican Treasury Chief Cabrera Shapes Carranza Policy

Luis Cabrera, secretary of the treasury in the Carranza government, is noted as anti American and influential in shaping internal and external policy. He has long been a leading Mexican progressive and previously chaired the 1916 U.S. Mexico joint commission. In addition, regional pasture conditions threaten cattle interests in Jarral Barrocito Burritos Tortuga and La Mota, prompting a request to deny hunting pennuts.

Luis Cabrera Mexico United States Treasury Carranza Cabrera Washington Joint Commission Jarral Barrocito Burritos Tortuga la Mota

Coal Strike Controversy Set to Reach Showdown

Operators in central Pennsylvania reject the settlement as a postponement of the showdown with the United Mine Workers of America. The statement faults Garfield for government interference and notes the resignation of fuel administrator Harry A. Garfield will be sent to the president. Chicago reports a general rise in bituminous coal production.

Garfield Associated Press Washington Central Pennsylvania United Mine Workers of America Harry A. Garfield White House Chicago

Fuller Knowledge Is Cure For Unrest

President Wilson says fuller knowledge of American institutions will quell unrest. In an Independent article he notes rising curiosity about government and demands for open doors to reveal secret policies. He warns nontransparent doors will be battered down and passageways created.

Associated Press New York Wilson Independent

McNary Sugar Bill Advances to House After Senate Passage

The McNary bill, extending government control of sugar for another year, passed the Senate today and was sent to the House. The Associated Press report from Washington notes the measure continues government supervision of sugar policy.

Associated Press Washington McNary Senate House

Fighting today in Muzquiz section near Palau

Reports from Eagle Fass Texas and Eagle Pass Texas describe ongoing fighting at Muzquiz near Palau between Carranza troops and Villistas. Five Muzquiz merchants and ranchmen are held for ten thousand dollars each in ransom as Villa forces attempt to retreat with loot from Muzquiz. Mexico City reports deny use of the Plan of San Diego to seize U S territory.

Eagle Fass Texas Palau Muzquiz Carranza Eagle Pass Mexico City Mexico San Diego United States Manuel Aguirre Berlanga Fall

Senate blocks action on army to guard U S soil

The senate military committee declined to act on a resolution authorizing the secretary of war to employ the army to protect American citizens on U S soil from Mexican bandits. The measure was sent back to the senate and referred to the foreign relations committee.

Return of Roumanian King and Queen to Bucharest

One year ago today in the war December 12 reports the return of the King and Queen of Roumania to Bucharest. President Wilson’s ship encountered heavy weather as it neared Brest.

Roumania Bucharest President Wilson Brest

Today’s events mark anniversaries and inaugurations

Twenty five years after Sir John Thompson's death, Browning's death anniversary is observed worldwide. A new steamship link between Norfolk and Havana is set to begin. The Association of Manufacturers' Representatives holds its Philadelphia convention. General Pershing schedules inspection at Camp McClellan. The California State Society in Washington hosts a 25th anniversary banquet. Universities of Minnesota Illinois and Iowa debate the Cummins railway plan. The International Editorial Association opens its first convention in Kansas City.

Sir John Thompson Robert Browning Norfolk Havana The Association of Manufacturers’ Representatives Philadelphia General Pershing Camp McClellan Anniston Ala California State Society Washington, D. C Minnesota Ilinois Iowa Cummins International Editorial Association Chicago Kansas City

Carranza Intervenes Over Chinese Expulsion in Sonora

In a telegram from Mexico City dated December 12 Douglas Arizona reports that Carranza has intervened to prevent the expulsion of Chinese residents from Sonora. The move delays removal and preserves status for now.

Douglas Ariz Carranza Sonora Mexico City

Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau

The Times reports tonight and Saturday may bring rain and a drop in temperature based on the U S Weather Bureau forecast from New Orleans.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co

Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary

Observations for the 24 hours ending at 7 am show a maximum temperature of 64 degrees and a minimum of 38 degrees. Wind lies from the east and skies are clear.

Fort McIntosh

Splendid Cough Medicine Praised by Ferguson Station Mother

Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She says she gives it to children at the first signs of croup and uses it for herself to relieve coughs and chest colds after a few doses.

Matching Her Hat in a Movie Star Shopper Tale

A cinema star sighs she forgot to buy a motor car to match her new hat. The secretary asks what was missing and the star replies with the humorous remark. The light hearted item preserves a slice of celebrity fashion gossip from the era.

Tary Houston Post

Money Makers 4 Times Want ADB

The text presents a fragmented headline about Money Makers and Times wanting ADB. Details are sparse due to OCR issues, but the item centers on a monetary or business focus involving the entity Money Makers and the organization Times seeking ADB.

Money Makers

Bolsheviks Press Attacks on Esthonian Front Persist

London reports Esthonian officials say Bolshevik forces attack along the Gulf of Finland east of Narva and near Korostell Feodorovka Yamburg, threatening Denikine’s left flank as his volunteers fall back 30 to 40 miles on a 400 mile front. Moscow wire reports Kharkov captured as a base for Denikine.

Associated Press London Gulf of Finland Narva Korostell-Feodorovka-Yamburg Tront Esthenia Denikineé

Denikine forces defend positions around Kiev

A war office statement from London on December 12 reports Denikine forces, after retreating, are defending themselves successfully in captured positions encircling Kiev.

London War Office Denikine Kiev

Judge Refuses Superseders for Pool Halls Pending Appeal

Fort Worth Texas Dec 12 Federal Judge Wilson with two associates upheld the anti pool hall law and refused to allow pool halls and billiard parlors to remain open pending an appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Attorneys for the pool halls withdrew their application for a writ of superseders and would transfer it to Justice McReynolds at the Supreme Court.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas Wilson United States Supreme Court Justice McReynolds

Women and Society Facts From Around the World

A Victorian roundup notes that Calcutta once had a women’s newspaper, a woman’s foot equals one seventh of her height, Holland opened the apothecary trade to women in 1870, a English woman preacher marries and kisses the bridegroom, Norwegian juries include women since 1897, Toronto municipal elections feature women candidates, Manitoba grants equal suffrage, and bouquets for Mme Patti filled eight carriages during a Paris farewell.

Calcutta India Holland England Norway Toronto Manitoba Mme, Patti Paris

Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation

These tablets ease indigestion and constipation by toning the stomach liver and bowels. They gently restore normal function and leave you feeling improved and pleased with the effect.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for All Stages

A 100 dollar reward offer asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces, with constitutional strengthening and nature’s aid, by J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio, sold by all druggists at 10 cents.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

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Violet S. Oberfeldt Blue Birds Alfred Poggenpohl Soldiers Club H. C. Hall Dallas Ranger Anita Johnson Marguerite Nelson Print “Goodman Mr. T. A. Leyendecker Anna Sutton Henry Borchers F. Gaylord Roberts Frances Roberts A. H. Magnon Tampico Bernardino Cardenas Josephine Smith A. F. Beddoe Houston Texas Baptist Convention G. C. Hiatt George Dunn George Dunn Jr Bryan L. A. Simms Rafael Gonzalez Jr Flora Dilgarde Anderson Mista Marguerite Nelson BE. V. Adams A. B. Muller Albert Martin W. W. MacGregor G. GC. Woodman W. N. Young Agnes Huberich Thomas Reed May Lines Flatonia C. W. Cook Leon Hanchett Prnst Prnst Buenz, Lawrence Nelson, Leonard Nelson and Capt. Condren Anderson David Dilgarde Lucille Murphy Killarney A. Wormser Dr. Edwards Ammlniton Southern Department City Drug Co Dorsey Ant Commerce and Ryd Ss the Businessman's Department Store Main Eagle Pass Lumber CO Villistas Ing Berlanga Mex Ican Bandits Haviland China Waldemar L. Daiches the Jeweler Weather Forecast Nikine Kharkov Russia Moscow Supreme Court For Wrif ING Appeal Chamberlain
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