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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1919

Page

19

Robbers Loot El Clarefio Ranch Store Raid

Two Mexican bandits raided the El Clarefio ranch store eleven miles below Zapata on the Rio Grande. Storekeeper Humberto Vela, bound and threatened, identified Santos Rendon as one robber. another Mexican accomplice fled. Loot included hats, a Winchester, a Colt pistol, cartridges, clothing, fabric, shoes, boots, and shirts valued in the hundreds of dollars. Rangers pursued, the robbers fled across the Rio Grande. Mexican troops reportedly captured two suspects near Mier for identification.

el Clareno Ranch Zapata Rio Grande Humberto Vela Santos Rendon Willi Ryan State Ranger Company Franklin Keene, Spruill and Alsebrook Blackwell Austin el Clarefio Ranch Laredo Vela Rendon Cuellar Zapata County el Clarento Ranch Mier

Public Auction Notice of Seized Goods at Laredo

The Deputy Collector of Customs at Port of Laredo announces a public auction on December 22, 1919 at 10:00 AM at the customs house. Items include three boxes face powder, two lots silver dress, one diamond ring, one lot opals, eight bicycles, ten wheel Trace seized for violation of section 382 Revised Statutes. A. J. Kahn, Deputy Collector of Customs.

Port of Laredo Texas Customshouse A. J. Kahn

Social Calendar Highlights For Monday Events

Monday Afternoon bridge hosted by Mrs EB Sauvignet at 3 30. Women's Missionary Society to meet at Methodist church at 4. Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church at Rectory 4. Sunbeam Band meets at Baptist church 4. Evening Community Singing at Soldiers Club.

Bridge Club EB. H. Sauvignet Women’s Missionary Society Christ Church Sunbeam The Baptist Church Soldiers Club

Social notes and visits in Laredo society pages

Mrs. John M. Martin and daughter Margaret travel to Dallas to visit Mrs. Frank Keiser. Mrs. M. Little spends a week in San Antonio. Mrs. M. Pinder marks 36 years teaching in Laredo public schools with flowers and remembrances. Various locals attend lodges, funerals, and social events, including a Boys Club party, a Colonel Winn bridge gathering, a Nancy McDaniel theater party, and a Marguerite Nelson bridge luncheon with elegant decorations and gifts.

John M. Martin Margaret Dallas Texas Frank Keiser J. C. Martin Marguerite Nelson W. T. Hill

Beautiful Mexican wedding unites Miss Otilla Cardenas and Mr Julius Kunkel

Miss Otilla Cardenas wed Julius S. Kunkel of Tampico Mexico in a white and gold ceremony at the Cardenas home with Mendelssohn music and an altar of white drapery. The bridal party included sisters of the bride, a Banquet followed at the Hamilton Hotel and a train to Los Angeles and San Francisco for the couple.

Otilla Cardenas Bernardino Cardenas Julius 8. Kunkel Tampico Mexico Cardenas Priedieux Mendelssohn Zulema C. de Anaya Maria C. de Magnon Mloisa Cardenas F. Benito Gonzalez San Agustin Church Eloisa Cardenas la France Z. Anaya FE. Saenz Zenaida Salinas Hamilton Hotel E. W. Sauvignet Villar Luisa Ferrara California New York

Austin visitor arrives for brief city business

Lewis of Austin arrived in the city this morning on business and will remain a day or two. Capt. P. J. Blackmon vice-president of the New England Fuel Co. is in the city en route to Tampico Mexico headquarters.

December birthdays and notable events through 1917

Entries list anniversaries and historical happenings from 1829 to 1917 including Henry Timrod born in 1829, Jefferson Davis in Congress in 1845, King Oscar II’s death in 1907, and major WWI era events such as Jerusalem’s surrender in 1917 and a 1915 note to Central Powers.

Henry Timrod Charleston D. C Columbia Jefferson Davis Congress Mississippi K Ead Monongahela Valley Johann Most New York Oscar II of Sweden Stockholm Parkland Islands Washington

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cold Relief

Advertising copy touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a safe remedy for grippe and colds with relief for chest congestion and throat irritation. It claims suitability for children, no after-effects, and lists prices of 60 cents and 1.20 dollars per bottle at druggists.

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted For Regular Bowels

An advertisement urges readers to use Dr Kings New Life Pills to relieve biliousness indigestion dizziness sour stomach and bad breath. It claims regular bowel movements prevent discomfort and embarrassment and notes a price of 25 cents.

Dr. King

Cardinal Oconnell Turns 60 Amid Sacred College

William Cardinal OConnell marks his 60th birthday as one of the American members of the Sacred College of Cardinals alongside Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore. Born in Lowell Massachusetts, he studied at St Charles College and Boston College, ordained in 1884 after further study in Rome, served in Boston area parishes, led the American College in Rome, and later held roles as bishop of Portland and archbishop of Boston before becoming a cardinal in 1911.

William Cardinal O'Connell Sacred College of Cardinals Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Cardinal O'Connell Lowell Mass St. Charles College Maryland Boston College Rome American College United States Boston American College At Portland Japan Williams

Notice to Hunters Restricts Hunting in Pastures

Notice to hunters states that hunting in Jarral Barroccito Burritos Tortuga and La Mota pastures would harm cattle owners interests and that no hunting permit requests should be made.

Jarral Barroccito Burritos Tortuga la Mota

Musterole Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief

An old fashioned mustard plaster substitute Musterole offers fast relief for sore throat and chest congestion. The white oil of mustard ointment is applied by finger spread to ease pain in ailments from bronchitis to rheumatism with 0 60 cent jars and hospital size pricing.

Agreed to Modify Treaty Protocol

Paris reports Allied acceptance of changes to the protocol enabling the peace treaty to take effect Germany had objected to. The indemnity clause for the Scapa Flow fleet now references the Hague tribunal. Other objectionable features are removed and German plenipotentiaries are expected to sign soon.

Associated Press Paris Dec Germany Scapa Flow Hague Baltic

D Annunzio Plans U S Trip After Piume Talks

D Annunzio told an Associated Press correspondent he will fly to the United States after the Piume situation is settled and denied planning an expedition against Spalato or Lubach, giving his word of honor that the claim is false.

D'Annunzio America Miume Spalato Lubach United States Associated Press

Today’s Observances and Events Across Nations

Feast of the Immaculate Conception observed. Fifth anniversary of a major British naval victory noted. Cardinal O Connell of Boston marks his 60th birthday. North American College Rome celebrates 60 years since opening in 1859. French deputies from Alsace Lorraine to open parliament. Espionage Act trial of 37 L W W defendants set in Kansas City federal court. Viscount Grey to address Harvard. Savannah hosts General Wershing. Mississippi to Atlantic waterways committee convenes in Washington ahead of National Rivers and Harbors Congress.

Cardinal O'Connell Boston Rome Alsace-Lorraine Kansas City Viscount Grey United States Harvard University Savannah General Wershing

Weather forecast for New Orleans through Tuesday

The United States Weather Bureau at New Orleans provides nightly forecasts via The Times predicting rain and colder conditions tonight and Tuesday.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co

Fort McIntosh Weather Summary

Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 am report a maximum temperature of 69 degrees and a minimum of 59 degrees. Winds were from the north with cloudy skies.

Fort McIntosh

President Wilson Warns Against Mexico Relations Break

President Wilson would be gravely concerned if Congress passes the Pall resolution calling for severing diplomatic relations with Mexico. He argues such action would reverse constitutional practice and cause grave confusion in foreign affairs. Senate committee postponed action as the Mexican situation remained unsettled.

Associated Press Washington Deco Wilson Congress Senator Fall Mexico Lodge Fall Brandegee Senate Foreign Relations Committee Carranza

Han sen says he acted on own initiative in Jenkins bail

J Salter Hansen of Mexico City testified that he provided the bail for Jenkins release and that he acted on his own initiative.

Mexico City J. Salter Hansen Jenkins

Settlement Hope in White House Controversy

Washington December 8 a White House statement expressed hope for a Tuesday afternoon settlement of the conflict between miners operators and the government. The plan calls for miners acceptance of a definite settlement proposed by the president in a memorandum delivered to Acting President Lewis of the miners by Mr Palmer Saturday night.

Associated Press Washington White House Lewis Palmer Tumulty

Grand Jury Delayed Action in Indianapolis Coal Case

A federal grand jury summoned to investigate alleged Lever Act and anti-trust violations by operators, miners and coal dealers in the coal strike will not be empanelled today but will convene tomorrow at 10 o clock in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Ind Federal

Chamberlains Tablets Promote Digestion and Comfort

Chamberlains tablets are designed for indigestion and constipation. They tone the stomach and stimulate natural function, gently affect the liver and bowels, and restore balance. When you feel dull and constipated, try them for a pleasing effect.

Marine Corps Captain Chamberlain’s dismissal approved

The naval court sentence of dismissal for Captain Edmund George Chamberlain, Marine Corps aviator, grows from his sensational claims of defeating large German air fleets on the Western front. Secretary Daniels approved the sentence today in Washington. Chamberlain, a San Antonio native, now faces a referral to the President.

Associated Press Washington Martin Edmund George Chamberlain Marine Corps Daniels Chamberlain San Antonio

Cotton Ginned To Date Figures Released

Washington reports pre December ginning totals reach 8,833,712 running bales with 99,656 round bales 24,210 American Egyptian bales and 6,589 Sea Island bales included in the census bureau update.

Washington Sea Island

Interesting Customs and Notable Women Mentioned

The article notes historical Scottish wedding foot waking, cites Josie Smart as Missouri's first female pastor in the South Methodist churches, and reports on Chicago domestic workers forming a union seeking shorter hours and higher pay. It discusses Greenland social norms and a Danish royal figure, the Duchess of Aosta, famed hunter with expeditions to Africa and Abyssinia.

Scotland South Methodist Church Missouri Josie Smart Kansas City Greenland Aosta Italy Victor Emmanuel Duke of Orleans Paris Hwngland Abyssinia Africa

A Canny Scot Prospective Bridegroom Jest

A witty Edinburgh Scotsman item quotes a proposed groom in a furniture shop lamenting the high costs of marriage and joking that she might sue for breach of promise rather than wed him. The tone is humorous and observational of domestic finances.

Edinburgh Scotsman

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