Guardianship Notice for De los Santos Minors in Webb County
A Webb County Court guardianship petition by H. J. Foster for Alfredo de los Santos Reynaldo de los Santos Raul de los Santos and Ernesto de los Santos minors seeks letters of guardianship. The notice requires publication in a Webb County newspaper for ten days prior to the February 15, 1926 hearing at Laredo Court House. J A Rodriguez clerk and C R Molina deputy issue the writ.
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State OF Texas
Webb County
Alfredo de Los Santos
Reynaldo de Los Santos
Raul de Los Santos
Laredo
Texas
Southwest's Greatest Barbecue Planned for AMA Meet
Seven tons of meat will feed about 10 000 doctors at the American Medical association convention in April. Ninety purebred beeves from Navarro county are prepared on a Dallas ranch with 80 cows and calves in a knee deep pasture fed on sorghum and cottonseed cake. Calves, not weaned, will be milk enriched and reach 500 pounds each before slaughter ten days before April 20. Meat cooked in pits at Laird park by expert barbecue chefs with 10 carvers and 80 waiters.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Ter
Southwest
American Medical Association
Texas
Navarro County
John H. Dean
Laird Park
20 000 Books Donated to Red Cross Library in 48 Hours
London reports more than 20 000 books and magazines arrive at the British Red Cross Library depot within 48 hours after a radio appeal. Most volumes are near new with many rare and valuable editions. Donations will be distributed to hospitals and institutions across the United Kingdom.
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London
United Kingdom
Jilted Lawyer Seeks Damages in Malaga Case
Barcelona reports a prominent lawyer suing a Tarragona woman for ending a six month engagement. He seeks 60,000 pesetas for loss of prestige with women and 90,000 for courtship costs including motor trips, photos, candy, flowers, and time spent in conversation allegedly harming his professional duties.
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Barcelona
Tarragona
Widow Wins Spanish Lottery In Nimes Hoax Turned Real
Paris dispatch reports Mme Rodier a widow from Nimes won the top prize in the Spanish Christmas lottery. A nephew alerted her by telephone from Marseilles that her ticket No 11 519 matched, yielding 16 000 000 pesetas about two million dollars. She doubted the notice until official confirmation arrived days later.
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Paris
Marseilles
Mme. Htodier
Nimes
Mme. Rodier
Pomona College Mounts 76000 Plant Specimens in Southwest Herbarium
Mounting of 76000 botanical specimens representing five years of work has been completed at Pomona College. Dr. Philip A. Munz says the herbarium ranks as one of the largest in the country and the project plans to mount 174000 more specimens over two years at about 60000 annually. Ranchers, amateur botanists and teachers from across the Southwest visit to identify plants, while students use the collection for special study and research.
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Associated Press
Claremont
Cal
United States
Pomona College
Philip A. Munz
Southwest
Pomona Herbarium
Fastest Dash Men to Compete at Millrose Meet
Four of the world’s fastest dash men headline the Millrose A A indoor sprint series at Madison Square Garden. Hubert Houben faces Frank Hussey DeFrant Wubbard and Loren Murchison in the one night event. Houben topped Paddock and Murchison in Germany last year and Hussey holds the national AAU 100 yard title. Wubbard, a Michigan star, and Murchison bring broad jumping and sprint credentials to the lineup.
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New York
Millrose A. A
Madison Square Garden
Hubert Houben
Charlie Paddock
Loren Murchison
Germany
Frank Hussey
Noise free radio receiver grid leak perfected at Penn
University of Pennsylvania researchers Dr. Harold Pender and Dr. J H Muller report a new non inductive high resistance filament for grid leaks in radio receivers mounted in glass tubes. A metal coating on a glass core maintains constant resistance regardless of weather, reducing static and noise in the receiver.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Harold Pender
Moore School of Electrical Engineering
J. H. Muller
Santa to Decide on Toys at Annual Toy Fair
The United States Toy Fair opens tomorrow in New York with buyers from across the nation and abroad selecting preferred toys for next Christmas. Local color guides demand for fire engines and cars in the East while the West favors horses, wagons, and stuffed animals. dolls vary by city with Chicago liking hate dolls and the old fashioned hooded gingham doll remaining popular in the West. The fair runs to March 6 as buyers place orders for about half of the upcoming holiday season.
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Associated Press
New York
Santa Claus
United States
Kringle
H. D. Clark
Toy Fair Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Far West
Birthday anniversaries for Brandes Tucker and Oldfield
Danish writer George Brandes born in Copenhagen 84 years ago today. Bishop Bevery D. Tucker of Southern Virginia born at Warsaw 44 years ago today. Representative William A. Oldfield of Arkansas born at Franklin 62 years ago today.
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George Brandes
Copenhagen
Bevery D. Tucker
Episcopal Diocese of
Southern
Virginia
Warsaw
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Franklin
Ark
Grandmother Adkins’ Eighty Fourth Birthday Party
A. B. Muller and guests attend a surprise birthday party for Grandmother Adkins hosted by Mrs. C. C. Burr. The event on a Friday afternoon featured Little Euntee Burr as Little Red Riding Hood, a twelve-seated dining room, gold narcissi and ferns, and a cake with one candle symbolizing a long life.
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Grandmother Adkins
Little Red Riding Hood
Motad den Bill Advances Branch Banking Rights
Washington february 4 the house passed the Motad den bill authorizing national banks to branch in cities where state banks already practice the method this marks a major step in national banking policy and may affect regional financial competition
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Associated Press
Washington
House
FTC orders probe into Ward Food Products Corporation
The federal trade commission has ordered a special investigation into Ward Food Products Corporation a recently organized firm dealing in materials used by the baking industry.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Ward Food Products Corporation
Will of Cardinal Marcier Declares No Personal Fortune
The 1908 will made public in Brussels on February 4 states Cardinal Marcier had no personal fortune and devoted income from his publications and other sources to charitable works.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Cardinal Marcier
Earthquake Shakes Aomori City in North Japan
A strong quake struck Aomori in North Japan today, with details on damage not yet available. No injuries or consequences have been confirmed at this time.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Aomori
Japan
Juvenile Courts Urged in Mexico City
The Society for the Protection of Children of Mexico urges President Calles to issue a decree under extraordinary authority to create Juvenile Courts immediately. If denied, the group will push a bill at the next Congress session.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Society For the Protection of Children
Calles
Congress
Congresa
Couvlon Named Director of State School of Decorative Arts
Maurice Couvlon, newly appointed director of the State School of Decorative Arts in Paris, previously wrote songs for the Montmartre cabaret Chat Noir and performed them under the name Boukay. He has published several books of verse. One of his songs Stanzas to Manon has been sung worldwide.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Maurice Couvlon
State
School of Decorative Arte
Montmartre
Boukay
Manon
Japanese Foreign Minister Comments on Emigration Policy
Baron Shidehara told the lower house that the immigration law is unfair to Japan but should be remedied. He said Japan will encourage emigration to South America as its immediate policy.
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Tokio
Baron Shidehara
Japan
South America
Four Adrift in Small Vessels Off Southern California Coast
A male actor Reginald Denny and two companions were aboard a 30 foot yawl when a storm struck the Southern California coast near Los Angeles. A fourth man was reported adrift on a barge off Point Dume with no food or water. Search efforts were to begin at daylight.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
California
Reginald Denny
Point Dume
Snowstorm Sinks Two Barges. Eight Feared Dead
The north and central Atlantic seaboard was buried in snow as a storm swept from northeast Georgia to Maine. Two barges sank off New Jersey with about eight lives believed lost.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Georgia
Mainé
New Jersey
Five Die as North and Judd Foundry Blast Levels Plant
Five men are reported dead and 36 to 40 injured after a blast at the North and Judd Mfg Co foundry in New Britain. The one story brick building, about 200 feet long, was left in ruins.
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Associated Prena
New Britain
Conn
North & Judd Mfg. Co
Lanham Trial Summary Relays False Declaration Claim
In Montgomery deposition, Lanham’s counsel cites Lanham as having provided a false declaration related to Faeytéman Construction Company and the ensuing trial. Krouk references a disputed assertion and the event centers on whether Lanham misstated facts in the case.
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Montgomery
Lareractor
Krouk
Lanhen
Tha
Faeytéman Construction Company
Cox In Rebuttal At Texas Hearing Over Second-Treatment Power
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows a rebuttal hearing in Auattn Texas regarding a company’s application for a broader power grant. The text references a second-treatment requirement and authority to extend power.
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Cox
Auattn
Texas
Pany
Organization Formed Today Aims Cotton Acreage Reduction
Memphis February 4 Cotton men bankers merchants and allied groups formed the Interstate Cotton Acreage Reduction Association at a conference. The permanent organization seeks a 20 percent cut in cotton acreage and a corresponding rise in food and forage crops.
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Associated Press
Memphis
South
Interstate Cotton
Miners Entombed After Horning Mine Explosion
Pittsburgh, Feb 4. Rescue teams sealed the entry to the Horning mine section where 16 miners were entombed after yesterday’s blast. Twenty one men worked in the area two miles back. two escaped and three bodies have been recovered. Resolve to recover all remains continues.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Senate Tackles Tax bill as Inheritance tax repeal debated
Washington February 4. The senate confronted new issues on the tax reduction bill including fights over repealing the inheritance tax and the plan to publish income tax payments.
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Washington
Senate
Winter Olympics At Stockholm
Hundreds of sport enthusiasts and tourists arrive for the Great Northern Games in Stockholm beginning tomorrow. The eight day event, nicknamed the Winter Olympics, features curling ski running sailing jumping trotting military athletics horse riding skating and yacht racing across Stadium venues and surrounding suburbs.
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Stockholm
Scandinavia
Europe
Five Die in Cassopolis House Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the home of William Wilkinson in Cassopolis Michigan killing five family members including Mr and Mrs Wilkinson Floyd Gimneth and a three day old baby Two other Wilkinsons were away from home when the blaze struck.Name spellings as in source.
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Associated Press
Cassopolis
Mich
William Wilkinson
Mia
Wilkinson
Floyd
Gimneth
Wilkinsons
Titles For Horse Doctors Munich Feb Fourth
The Bavarian government expands title rights for citizens. School teachers and principals may call themselves councillors of studies. Apothecaries of distinction gain councillor of pharmaceutics. New titles include councillor of veterinary surgery and councillor of marine insurance. A proposal to grant Councillor of labor to trade union leaders was declined.
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Munich
Explosion at Pittsburgh Site Endangers Rescue Team
A second blast near the Pittsburgh mine or tunnel area injures none but sends workers scrambling as they try to reach four man entombed. The earlier explosion in the same zone likely came from the same area though described as minor.
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Pittsburgh
Web
English Cooks and Waiters Go Back to School
London reports new technical schools for cooks and waiters run with the support of the London County Council. British subjects only are admitted and hotels and restaurants back the program to improve service and keep foreigners from securing top positions in elite establishments.
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Associated Proan
London
The
Times
London County Council
Bank Robbery Attempt Near Oleburne Details Sparse
Fragmentary report describes an attempted arson and burglary at a bank by masked men. They allegedly forced a night watchman and entered the vault room, taking money and fleeing about 20 miles east of Oleburne, with Chambers later found unconscious.
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J.B
Locke
Waa Knoss Scious
Oleburne
Austin approves major Texas school bond for Houston site
Attorney General Moody today approved a 2,600,000 independent school bond for a Houston site. The bond ranks among the largest school bond issues on record in Texas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Moody
Houston
Army Strength Outlined in House War Budget Report
The Associated Press reports a proposed 118 1583 enlisted men and 11 749 officers for the army, nearly current strength. The bills recommend next year expenditures totaling 389 581 000 dollars, about 1 087 000 above budget estimates.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Amundsen Foresees Possible Inhabited Pole Region
Capt Roald Amundsen comments on a proposed flight to the North Pole and says habitation depends on land existence in the region. He notes the Arctic area could be inhabited if land exists, a determination tied to geography rather than ambition.
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Associated Prenn
Los Angeles
Roald Amundsen
North’ Pole
Nerth Spring
Pole
Catarrhal Deafness Linked to Inflamed Eustachian Tube
A medical ad explains catarrhal deafness arising from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It claims Mall’s Catarrh Medicine can rid the system of catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh, with F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio selling it for over 40 years.
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MALL
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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