Local Social Calendar Highlights Card Parties and Meetings
Social calendar items list Thursday events hosted by Mrs. L Daiches Mrs. F M Mally and Mrs C A Burbank at 1802 Farragut St and church women circles meeting in the afternoon. The Blue Triangle Exhibit runs 5 to 7 pm at the International Institute and Blue Birds gather at 4 pm at Mrs A Poggzenpohl’s home.
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L. Daiches
F. M. Mally
C. A. Burbank
W. M. U. of the Baptist Church
Ince
Circle C
R. R. Wilkes
International Institute
Burbank
Farragut St
Blue Birds
A. Poggzenpohl
Life Eternal and Guests in Laredo News
Poetic reflection on eternal life opens as families move and visitors arrive. Selected Coffey family relocates from Laredo to Goliad for the future. Local social notices record visits, engagements, a council event, guild meetings, and a charity luncheon. Many residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Kenedy and daughter, attend gatherings and plan entertainments.
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Christ Church
McKinney
Johnston
Cook
Vidales
Laredo
C. W. Cook
Amar Penn
Mesdames Arkles
Arthur
Anderson
Kehl
Lark
Lines
MacGregor
Mussett
Masn
Offer
Poster
Reeves
Woodman
Wright
W. Werner
Abini B
J. A. McDonald
Bostars
Pink roses and bridge party at Mrs Martin’s home
Mrs J C Martin hosted a bridge party with pink and green decor and a two course luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs L Daiches and Miss Maria Mowry. attendees included club members and guests from Corpus Christi, Colbern, Fish, and John Martin. Miss Besse Wolflin resigns from the International Institute of Laredo to visit City of Mexico.
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J. C. Martin
L. Daiches
Maria Mowry
Mesdames Cogley
Barlow
Brewster
Buenz
Daiches
J. B. DaCamara
Foster
Lafon
Penn
Mims
R. J. Muller
Mesdames Albert Martin
John Martin
Colbern
Fish
J. J. Hewitt
Harry Carter
Corpus Christi
Vidaurri
Miss Wolfin
Besse Wolflin
International Institute of Laredo
City of
Mexico
Los Angeles
California
Miss Wolflin
Laredo
January 16 historical anniversaries list
Today’s entry highlights notable anniversaries across history. Noah Noble born in Clarke County Indiana in 1794, Marshall Lefferts born in Brooklyn in 1821, Robert G Harper born 1765 near Fredericksburg, Santa Anna captured in 1845, Landry born 1846 in Quebec, a Paris group forming aerial navigation society in 1864, and a 1896 Siam accord between Britain and France.
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Noah Noble
Indiana
Clarke County
Indianapolis
Congress
West Florida
Marshall Lefferts
United States
Brooklyn
N. J
Robert G. Harper
Baltimore
Fredericksburg
Santa Anna
Mexico
Cardus touted by Mrs Kilman in Rouse City
Mary Kilman recounts a six year recovery after afterbirth illness aided by Cardus. She credits the tonic with curing chronic pain and weakness, says she began to improve after taking half a bottle and finished three bottles, now declares herself well. She urges others to try Cardus for headache backache and fatigue.
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Cardus
One Year Ago Today in the War Karlsruhe Assembly and Italian Cabinet Resign
One year ago today in the war a separate National Assembly met at Karlsruhe in Germany. The Italian cabinet resigned owing to America's opposition to Sonnino's annexationist program.
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Miret
Separate National Assembly
Germany
Karlsruhe
America
Sonnino
Railroad Time Table for Texas-Mexican Lines
Train No 1 leaves for Corpus Christi at 9 55 a m Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 35 p m International and Great Northern Through fast train for St Louis leaves at 8 20 a m and arrives at 2 60 p m Night Train Leaves at 9 p m and arrives at 8 a m
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Corpus Christi
Train Schedule Between Rio Grande and Eagle Pass
Train No 1 departs Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 30 a m and reaches Minera at 10 20 a m Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 11 a m and arrives Laredo at 3 16 p m
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Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Minera
Treasury reports December 1 money in circulation falls by 64 million
The Treasury Department announced that money in circulation on December 1 declined about 64 million from December 1, 1918. Per capita circulation was 55.95 dollars, with a population estimate of 108.6 million. Total general money stock and Treasury assets rose versus the previous year, while Federal Reserve holdings showed a slight decrease from 1918.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Maryland Governor Ritchie to be officially installed today
Governor Ritchie and other Maryland state officials elected last November will be formally installed in office today. The ceremony marks a transition in state leadership as new administration begins.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Social Service Council of Canada
Montreal
Today s Birthdays January 15
Crown Princess of Sweden born 38 years ago today. Sir Louis A Hette former Lieutenant Governor of Quebec born at L Assomption Que 84 years ago today. Lieut Gen Robert L Bullard U S A now in command of the Eastern Department born in Alabama 549 years ago today. Grover Loudermilk pitcher for the Chicago American League baseball team born at Sanburn Ind 35. Raymond Chapman shortstop for the Cleveland American League baseball team born at Owensboro Ky 29 years ago today.
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Crown Princess of
Sweden
Margaret of
Raymond Chapman
Cleveland
Owensboro
Secretary Lansing and wife mark 30th wedding anniversary
The Secretary of State and Mrs Lansing celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary today, sharing a milestone of long marriage.
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Secretary of State
Robert Lansing
Revival of War Not Improbable
A general war revival in Europe seems possible if Poland cannot halt the Russian Bolsheviks, General Bliss told the House Ways and Means Committee. Secretary Baker proposed supplying surplus US military aid to Poland to aid repulsion of the Bolshevik advance. Berlin disorders raise fears of wider spread to Germany and Vienna via communists. Berlin remained quiet with factories operating. Berlin state funeral demonstrations were barred.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Poland
Bliss
American Peace Commission
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
State
London
Berlin
Germany
Vienna
Bolsheviki Capture Rostov on the Don
London reports the Bolsheviki have captured Rostov on the Don with 10,000 prisoners, 32 guns, and nine tanks, according to a Moscow wireless message. The brief dispatch notes the strategic city fell amid Soviet advance and confirms wartime casualty and equipment losses.
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London
Rostov
Don
Moscow
Death of Captain Morast Linked to Poisoning
Captain Morast, commander of the submarine that sank the French battleship Danton and other ships, died in a Hamburg hospital yesterday after taking poison, according to the Lokal Anzeiger.
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Berlin
Morast
Hamburg
Lokal Anzeiger
Big price for hogs sets records in Noblesville sale
In Noblesville Indiana on January 15 Chief's Best a spotted Poland China hog sold for 25000 dollars and a sow brought 8000 dollars indicating a robust livestock market and strong demand for premium hogs.
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Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
Negro man Waters found dead after alleged attack
In Florala Alabama January 15 the body of Jack Waters a Black man who reportedly confessed to attacking a white woman was found hanging from a telephone pole this morning and was riddled with bullets.
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Associated Press
Florala
Ala
Jack Waters
Mystery Play The Mystery of the Yellow Room Shines at Royal Theater
The Royal Theater presented The Mystery of the Yellow Room with a strong cast, praised as one of the best examples of its kind in recent days. Adapted from Emil Chautard, the thriller kept the audience hooked from start to finish, with the reporter hero portrayed by a seasoned artist.
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Yellow Room
the Royal
Royal Theater
Emil Chautard
Money Makers Ad Seeks Buyers for Types Want Ads
A classified notice promotes money making opportunities with a focus on selling types Want Ads and a reported earnings figure of 2389. The ad hints at brokered deals and opportunities, inviting interested parties to inquire for details.
Earthquake Toll Rising in Puebla and Vera Cruz Regions
Reports from Puebla eastern districts describe heavy earthquake deaths while Vera Cruz area around Couztlan reports total fatalities exceeding six thousand. A mountain collapse caused a lake to inundate Barranca Grande, damming a river. In Texas, three Mexican America settlers wives testified before the senatorial committee on Carranza era hardships. Luis Cabrera to appear as witness, committee will not travel to Mexico.
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Cosautlan
Associated Press
Mexico City
Puebla
State of
Vera Cruz
Couztlan
Barranca Grande
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Carranza
Mary Wright
Willis
Baily
Wright
Luis Cabrera
Blizzard Grips Northern Michigan Halting Trains
A severe blizzard isolates northern Michigan towns with zero temperatures and impassable snowdrifts. Coal shortages strain communities as railroad traffic remains largely suspended since Tuesday, disrupting travel and supply lines.
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Associated Press
Traverse City
Mich
Gan
Northern
Michigan
New York Prepares for Last Night of Barleycorn Habits
Broadway brims for a final New Year’s Eve as New York debates the midnight deadline on alcohol sales. Hotels like Waldorf Astoria McAlpin and Claridge report strong reservations for private dinners and big crowds. Officials show little sign of stopping diners from carrying in wet goods to meals amid a festive, somber mood.
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New York
Broadway
Waldorf-Astoria
McAlpin
Claridge
John Barleyroom
Internal Revenue Department
Woman Charged With Theft Over Fifty Dollars
Josefina Gonzales was charged with theft of property over $50 from Mrs Morales. An examining trial before Justice Benavides resulted in binding Gonzales over to the grand jury in $500, which she could not furnish, and she was remanded to jail. The Bristol Hotel room of the defendant was searched Monday revealing the stolen goods secreted there.
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Josefina Gonzales
Deadlock in Senate caucus for Virginian successor
Washington January 15 Democratic senators caucused to choose a leader to replace the late Senator Martin of Virginia. The contest narrows to Hitchock of Nebraska and Underwood of Alabama with one vote potentially decisive. After a tie and a failed resolution to invite Carter Glass to vote the caucus adjourned subject to the candidates’ call.
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Associated Press
Washington
Martin
Police Plan Concerted Action Against Auto Thieves
Sherriffs and police officers from Texas assembled in Austin on January 15 to plan concerted action to suppress auto thieves. The meeting, called by the Texas Automobile Association, proposed assigning state nomgers to break up thief gangs, with participation by the attorney general and the adjutant general.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas Automobile Association
Today’s events from domestic and international notes
A string of events unfolds across continents with campaigns to rebuild Laval University, a San Francisco conference of Japanese associations in Utah Nevada Arizona and northern California to address the agrarian industrial entente, and leaders to be named in the US senate. International conferences in Helsingfors and Montreal address Bolshevik menace and social service issues. plus elections in Ireland war era and Caillaux trial in Paris headline this day’s news.
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Laval University
Montreal
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
California
San Francisco
Drury
Ontario
Social Service Council of Canada
Finland
Esthenia
Livonia
Poland
Lithuania
Ukraine
Helsingfors
United Action
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
United States
Senate
National Association of Builders’ Exchanges
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Newark
Sinn Fein
Paris
M. Caillaux
New Orleans Weather Forecast from U S Weather Bureau
The Times reports a forecast from the U S Weather Bureau at New Orleans. Tonight and Friday will be cloudy with local rains.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh Weather: 24 Hour Report
Fort McIntosh observations for the 24 hours ending at 7 am show a maximum temperature of 80 degrees and a minimum of 48 degrees. Wind generally from the north with cloudy skies prevailing.
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Fort McIntosh
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Eva KE. Levi
Marcus R. Wormser
Euphrasian Literary Society of
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Institute
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Quebec
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France
Siam
Anceze Take
Hilly
Mr. Hill
Rouse City
Texa
Mary Kil
Bes
Weekly Financial Review
the Times
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Laredo Times
General Bliss
Bolsheviks
Bolsheviki
Hitchcock and Underwood
Weather Forecast
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