Citation summons for Zertuche heirs in Webb County suit
Webb County Texas district court issues weekly publication summons for Felipe Zertuche Federico Zertuche Enrique Zertuche Ernesto Zertuche Jose Zertuche and others to appear in case No 7620 filed December 18 1925 by Southwest Bitulithic Company against the Zertuche heirs and others in Laredo court. The suit seeks foreclosure of an assessment lien of 436 dollars plus interest and attorney fees on Lot 10 City Block 28 in Laredo based on an April 1 1924 city ordinance and cites default on installment payments as basis for the action.
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State OF
Texas
Webb County
Felipe Zertuche
Federico Zertuche
Enrique Zertuche
Ernesto Zertuche
Jose Zertuche
Jesus Zertuche
Webb
District Court
Court House
Laredo
A. D
Southwest Bitulithic Company
Soledad
Aurora Zertuche
Carmen Zertuche
Southwest Biulithic Company
James M. A. Zertuche
Welb County
Joe R. Davis
Tower of Lies at Royal Theatre Spotlighted by Father Daughter Bond
A Metro Goldwyn Mayer drama shown at the Royal Theatre explores a father's overpowering love for his daughter amid social disgrace. Lon Chaney and Norma Shearer star as the father and daughter in The Tower of Lies, with the story focusing on family dynamics, sacrifice, and the consequences of a birth.
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The
Royal
Europe
Tower of Lies
Victor Seastroim
Metro: Goldwyn-Mayer
Royal Theatre
Lon Chaney
Norma Shearer
The Easier a Girl to Look Upon
A Goor Hardware ad states the paradox that an easier appearance makes a man scrutinize harder, reflecting marketing wit of the period and social attitudes toward beauty and consumer desire.
Indians Dig for Ore In Alpine Texas Copper Mines
A Associated Press report from Alpine Texas describes southwest Texas Indians and Mexicans mining cinnabar ore in Tarlinque and Waldron districts ninety miles from a railroad. Miners live in adobe huts while women fetch water as vast cavern mines and red pictographs dot the landscape. The industry has produced millions in mercury, with the opening of a new mine seen as boosting Texas output to lead the nation.
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Associated Press
Alpine
Tex
Texas
Tarlinque
Waldron
United States
Reds Eye four positions as trades fail at meetings
Cincinnati president August Herrmann pursues catcher shortstop first baseman and left field after meetings yield no Reds trades. Christensen acquired from St Paul in a Niehans deal, Khner Smith sold to Portland, tentative buy of Frank Smompert noted. Plan for Greater Redland Field debated amid park-board questions.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
August Herrmann
Reds
Christensen
St.rant
Niehans
Khner Smith
Portland Club
Redland
Covinneti Park Board
American Women Method Influences German Housekeeping
Frau Clara Mende, a leading German reformer, urges German women to adopt American efficiency in household management. She praises time and strength economy learned in the United States and calls for adapting old German practices to modern life while noting German housekeepers’ traditional conservatism.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Frau
Clara Mende
Germany
National Association of
Fran Mende
United States
Abe Ig
Speak Correct English Campaign Boosts Tax Savings
Detroit education leader Miss Clara Beverly offers cash bonuses on English usage. She argues mis-spoken English costs money and that correcting parents’ speech in pre school years reduces tax funds spent by teachers.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Clara Beverly
Social Calendar for Wednesday and Thursday Events
The Wo mans Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church meets at Mrs George Winch home at 3 PM on Wednesday. Parish Guild gathers at the Rectory at 3 30 PM. Thursday brings the Married Ladies Social Club hosted by Mrs M T Cogley at 3 PM. Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church holds its annual meeting with Mrs Caving at 3 PM.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
George Winch
M. T. Cogley
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Social notes list visitors and local events in San Antonio
A compiled snippet records Mr. Sam Mackin and Mr. E G Clingenpeel among San Antonio visitors, Mrs. T A Simms visiting family, Miss Sally Simms returning home from Laredo, salesmen convention attendees, and others including Mrs A C Hamilton planning Beaumont travel. It also covers St Anne Society installation at St Anne’s Mall, a baptism at Christ Church, Ruth Circle meeting, a rummage sale plan, and the Tuesday Music and Literature Club gathering with library book rules and a Washington Birthday float entry.
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G. le Hatley
Washington
N. L. Brewer
Ira O'Meara
Community Club Notes and Birthday Party Highlights
Mrs N u Brewer notes scenes from the World War on modern life offer dramatic material. Elizabeth Nye reads from The Hero. Round Table discusses with clever rhymes. Birthday party for Norman Shafer features piano and clarinet solos, games, prizes, and treats for about 25 children. Bride-to-be Miss Molle Schwartzman honored with decorated home and social hour. Fifty guests attend dances and vocal solos, gifts given, farewells.
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Torchin
M. Shafer
Molle Schwartzman
Torehin
Norman Shafer
Rosalie Wormser
Probe Conference on Aluminum Company Inquiry
A White House conference with President Coolidge Secretary Mellon and Attorney General Sargent on January 2 regarding the Aluminum Company of America investigation was reviewed today by the Senate committee as the department of justice statement came under inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Mellon
Sargent
Department of Justice
Aluminum Company of America
Senate Committee
Two Boys Die Hurt in Truck Collision Near School
Sulphur Springs Texas January report says Foscue Weaver aged 14 was killed and Russell Smith aged 16 was in serious condition after being knocked from the side of an automobile by a truck while returning home from school yesterday.
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Associated Pres
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Foscue Weaver
Russell Smith
Immigration Restriction Proposal Aims at Mexico
Washington Jan 13 Representative Tacon Republican of New York proposed a bill to place Mexico under the quote law restricting immigration. The measure would cut annual arrivals from about 3000 to roughly 600.
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Washington
Mexico
Tacon
New York
Relief for Mexicans by Red Cross Cable
Through the state department the American Red Cross sent ten thousand dollars to the American consul at Mazatlan for relief of Mexican sufferers.
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Associated Preea
Washington
State Department
American Red Cross Today
Mazatlan
Burglars Take Gems From Palm Beach Home
West Palm Beach January 13 burglars entered the home of George Mesker and carried off gems valued at 15000. Mesker a wealthy Evansville Indiana structural metalman and head of the Mesker firm is identified as the owner.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
George Mesker
Palm Beach
Mesker
Evansville
Ind
Pinchot Pushes Public Utility Bill for Anthracite
Governor Pinchot says the anthracite talks failed due to operators and he will push Pennsylvania lawmakers to pass a bill making anthracite mining a public utility.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
New York
Pennsylvania
Von Hindenburg Names Luther to Form New German Cabinet
Berlin January 13 President von Hindenburg commissions Chancellor Luther to form another cabinet. The move follows political shifts in the Weimar Republic as the nation seeks stability.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Luther
Favors Airship as Successor to the Shenandoah
Secretary Wilbur asks the House Naval Committee to consider an airship as a successor to the Shenandoah. He compares the potential contributions of airship travel and cites a figure near 100,000 in his briefing. The Associated Press notes the discussion centers on replacing the airship with a modern craft.
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UN Associated Preas
Washington
Juan
Wilbur
House
International draft to curb private arms making submitted
Documents urging control of private manufacture of arms were sent to all governments for review. The note asks nations to submit views by June 7 on joining an international agreement and helps pave a draft convention for a forthcoming conference on arms traffic safeguards.
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Geneva
Jon
League
Natione Lope
Yni
Huala
Eclipse Begins Tonight Across Global Path
A total solar eclipse will occur tonight near midnight as the moon blocks the sun along a path from Central Africa to the Philippine Islands. Astronomers from the United States Britain Holland Australia and other nations observe from multiple locations along the eclipse track.
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Associated Press
New York
Central
Africa
Philippine Islands
United States
Great Britain
Holand
Australia
Will of William Mc Clintock Admitted to Probate
In Chicago on January 13, the will of William Mc Clintock was admitted to probate by Judge Scanlan, reversing a prior probate court ruling. The bulk of the estate is left to his foster father, William Sheppard.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Milonaire
William McClintock
Scanlan
McClintock
William Sheppard
National events mark anniversaries and meetings
The Order of the King's Daughters marks a 40th anniversary today. Eliza McArdly Johnson who taught her husband to read and write died fifty years ago. The 8 New Year's Day is noted for the old calendar. The American National Live Stock Association holds its annual meeting in Phoenix with national representatives. the General Federation of Women's Clubs holds a Washington board meeting.
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Order of the King's Daughters
Eliza McArdly Johnson
Phoenix
Arizona
American National Live Stock Association
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Rescue Efforts Continue At Exploded Mine Wreck
In a dramatic late rescue, miners entombed by a blast are being approached through a still open auxiliary shaft. Survivors communicate with rescuers via wire as a gas entry team, and a hospital train stands by for transport.
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Reseus
Sonia
J. Be. Hynal
Otha
Usted
Baren
McAlester
Dain
Apple
Dystay
Warlin
Wilburton
Yale
Alia
Stantum
Aventa
Navy Air Force Expansion Tentative in Budget Plan
The Watchword reports Navy planners at executive hearings on the Navy supply bill outline a tentative fiscal year 1927 budget featuring aviation expansion. The plan calls for at least 10 percent of the Navy’s enlisted and officer personnel to serve with air forces, as presented to the House Appropriations Committee by Secretary Wilbur and senior navy officers.
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Washington
Navy
Wilbur
House
Navy panel urges Lakehurst abandonment and cuts to force economies
Washington January 13 a house sub committee drafting the annual navy appropriation bill recommended abandoning the Lakehurst naval station reducing enlisted personnel and withdrawing several ships from active service to curb rising naval expenditures.
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Washington
Lakehurst Naval Or Station
Actioe
House
Dancing Declines as Lost Art in Bolshevik Russia
Moscow report says dancing is viewed as bourgeois by the Bolsheviks though not banned. Few halls exist for dances and most city families live in one room. Only ballet remains, and that only on the stage.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities.
The Times advertises daily opportunities with a rate of 0 cents per month.
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the Times
Mentions of Long Beach figures in a congressional inquiry
Fragmentary note describes a Long Beach association and the stockyards act. Mentions an administration linkage and a congressional investigation developing and delivering a possible point of interest.
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Alvestoale
Hixby
Long
Beach
Murder Suicide Shocks Netkleen Community
A 22 year old man, B McCaulay, killed his fiancée Jessie Michaela, 16, in her home at Netkleen then took his own life after an argument over attending church. Police report the double tragedy occurred at the girl’s residence, the motive tied to religious concerns.
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Associated
Ces Keyser
Vai
McCaulay
Miss
Jessie Michaela
Netkleen
Here
Tragedy Strikes Texas Household In Double Shooting
Dan Trammell aged 26 shot his wife’s mother Mrs George Henson and her son aged 67 at the Henson home in Bt Ja Texas after being denied access to his wife. He then killed himself, dying instantly in the incident reported from January 13.
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Texas
Dan Trammell
George
Henson
Rosenbaum and Clingenprel Realty Expansion in Laredo
Rosenbaum and Clingenprel Real Estate Co expands as Laredo grows. Offices remain on TV Street basement while promoting Mooreland Place and subdivisions for sale. Previously Rosenbaum and Otter handled listings.
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Laredo
Herd H, Rosenbaum
Ga “Clin Yty Co
Samea “Moore
Ce General
Peal Eatater Land
van Ment Business
Will
Mooreland Place
Rosenbaum & Otter
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Son
L. A. Simms
Sally Simms
Mr. L. A. Simms
Earl Lake
Mrs. Kremner
Hem
C. M. Fish
Houston
Texas Mexican Railway
Messrs
G. B. Goodloe
Victoria
O. Castle
Southern Pacific
City
A. C. Hamilton
Beaumont
Mal Greer
Harriet Darrow
Waco
T. A. Austin
Mrs. Harold Walk of
Dallas
Mrs
St. Anne Socilety
St. Anne’s Mall
Clotilde Withoft
A. E. Derby
Miles T. Cogley
Chas. Richter
Horace A. Hanlin
Evelyn Lysinger
Glen Lysinger
Christ Church
C. W. Cook
A. D. Smith
S. P. Lysinger
Missionary Notes
Circle Ruth of the Baptist Church
KF. J. Bissonnet
A. M. Yeeny
C. J. Schelper
Mesdames
J. J. Rogers
A. M. Yeary
B. G C. House
T. CG. Mann
C. J. Schelner
Donohoe
J. Bissonnet
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