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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1923
Page
8
The day is marked by closures in schools banks and government offices with no public celebration in Laredo. Other items note local business listings and notices including a death in Saltillo and onion buyers preparing for crop contracts in March.
The column notes Washington’s birth date and calendar reform, plus Sacramento’s 60 year old Central Pacific ground breaking, Sir Frederic Kenyon’s speech in New York, reburials of two unknown Washington era soldiers in Tuckahoe, and Masonic leaders gathering in Alexandria for the George Washington Memorial project.
A catalog-like notice announces a sale of Army Munson shoes described as 100 percent solid with heavy double soles and waterproof uppers. Sizes 8 to 11 in all widths offered with money refunded if not satisfactory. Customers urged to order promptly to ensure fulfillment.
Legal notice commands Luther S. Foss to appear in Webb County District Court in Laredo on March 12 1928 to answer a petition filed January 31 1923 in case No 6227 by J M Garcia regarding land parcels and a 1914 drilling lease with Coleman and Foss, detailing failed obligations and a rescission request along with the court clerk and witness signatures.
Thursday events include Glora Keith Circle of the W M A meeting Mrs E G Chingenpeel at 9:50 AM, two Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary circles at the Manse 3 30 PM, Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Neff 2 30 PM, Brotherhood at the Rectory 8 PM, Lucy Meri weather Chapter DA R with Mrs A Hamilton 3 30 PM, St Anne's Society at Mrs M T Cogley 4 PM, and Sunbeam Hand at the Baptist Church 4 PM.
Sir Walter Strickland, owner of extensive English estates and a member of a long line of English aristocracy, renounces English citizenship to become a citizen of Czecho Slovakia and asks to be known as Walter William Strickland. He retained his title under English law, which would pass to his brother, with no stated reason given.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a February event labeled TORAY gate and a Des One year earlier note. Details are unreadable but indicate a past incident or project dated February 92. No clear persons organizations or places are legible.
Regular prayers and minutes read as roll call answered with church news items. Mrs Young set the Auxiliary Boxes quota to support Rev Thomas Dewhurst in Stillwater Minnesota. Mr Conke spoke on The Altar and its Ornaments and Vestments of the Clergy. A hostess served a melicious refreshment course assisted by Mrs Malcolm Jamison of Boston. Three new members joined the Guild: Mrs M L Shaw Mrs Paul Swancoat and Mrs T M Taylor.
George Washington was unintentionally enlisted in the filibuster against the shipping bill. Senator Glass of Virginia read Washington's farewell address. Senator Jones of Washington, in charge of the bill, expressed satisfaction in removing the measure from unfinished business last night and noted it must be disposed of before any other action.
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Waynes urges public patience and confidence to overcome forces threatening national wellbeing during official Washington birthday observance. Celebration centers in cor on the Washington monument with ceremonies noted in Washington.
Theophile Delcasse, former French foreign minister, died suddenly in Nice last evening. The report from Paris states his death occurred February 22.
Mrs. John A. Lusain widow of the general who commanded the Army of the Tennessee died in Washington today from influenza.
A man identified as Ola Bagley, 44, a long-time West Moreland wardman, died today from injuries after being struck by a taxi at a downtown corner. He was described as well educated and an authority on grand opera. He had lived in Houston for about 20 years and was known as a mysterious figure in the neighborhood.
A compilation of curious claims from the past including musket balls as currency in 1635 Poston, Charles II crown relics, German omens, fairy sight lore, sea force on rocks, the first religious newspaper, Kansas drilling bills, rope strength when damp, and Wisconsin cheese production with value.
Train No. 1 leaves for Corpus Christi at 1:70 am. Train No. 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 8:36 p.m. International and Great Northern Through fast train for St. Louis leaves at 12:01 p.m. and arrives at 6:18 p.m. Night Train leaves at 10 p.m. and arrives at 1:80 a.m.
Train No 1 departs Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 36 PM and arrives Minera at 4 26 PM Train No 3 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 11 PM and arrives at.
Washington reports sweeping charges filed with the senate by George B. Peddy challenging Mayfield’s claim to Texas’s seat. The petition accuses the Klan and allies of fraud, illegal expenditures, ballot manipulation, and conspiracy to influence the election, seeking a recount or removal of Mayfield. Walter M. Scott travels from Fort Worth to Washington to aid Mayfield’s case.
Police guard posted at each Manhattan Catholic church to block suspicious crowds and deter looters. Officials cite lack of church requests for protection while a diocese official notes recent church fires and thefts including fires in Northern New York.
In Austin on February 22, members of the joint penitentiary relocating committee discussed a questionnaire to summarize member opinions. Chairman Teer said tonight's meeting aims to draft conclusions after earlier failure to agree. The form asks about including financial status, site location, and preferred industrial systems.
Federal agents and police search for the slayers of Earle Remington, electrical engineer, amid revelations that he was a society bootlegger. The case is linked to a bootleggers war and Ileta, a potential victim.
The Times by the Telephone Co repeats a daily forecast report from the United States Weather Bureau in New Orleans showing no report for the day. The notice reflects standard service and indicates gaps in data availability.
Observations for the 24 hour period ending 7 am report a high of 76 and low of 68 degrees at Fort Mcintosh. Winds from the southeast with a general south to southeast breeze. Cloudy skies with 0.45 units precipitation up to 7 am and 1.40 since Friday morning.
Atlanta authorities detain two men and two women named as suspects after Willie Mattie aged 15 and Marian aged 17 were burned alive in their Decatur home. The arrests follow a reported confession by Dimpie Nix, ex cook at the McDowell residence, naming her husband and others in the blaze.
The notice invites listeners to tune in to Station WDAF at the Drake Hotel in Chicago for a Saturday night program featuring Calumet Baking Powder Company prize giveaways including a Ford Touring Car. The event offers entertainment and a chance to win prizes from the sponsor.
Fragmentary report shows Rep Blanton of Texas asking about佩 the nature of a British loan bill and its impact on U S debt policy. The text mentions Secretary Meloy and various committees, with references to defense funding and legislative approval in a tense wartime context.
Fragmentary report outlines Degoutte calling for arrests during a tense meeting. Mentions military involvement, possible charges for disobedience, and city officials discussing security and governance amid national concerns. Local district, court, and military figures referenced in unclear text.
The will of Allison Mayfield former chairman of the radio commission filed for probate in Sherrimans Tex fixes the estate at 50 000 dollars. He left the estate to his wife.
Feb 24 report from Washington states Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hecht was acquitted by a jury of charges alleging sale and violation linked to a raid on upscale city apartments. Police claimed visitors in the apartment were obtained through fraud. A man identifying as a Central American minister was present during the raid.
The Olver family Otis and Mrs A Thaibon express deep appreciation to friends who aided them by word or deed during their recent bereavement.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for bilious and dyspeptic sufferers. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach invigorate the liver improve digestion and promote a gentle bowel movement. It urges readers with stomach trouble to try them.
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