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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1923

Page

8

Rt. Rev. Alexander Mann Named Pittsburgh Episcopal Bishop

The Rt. Rev. Alexander Mann, born in Geneva New York, becomes Protestant Episcopal bishop of Pittsburgh today. A graduate of Hobart College and the General Theological Seminary he served St James Buffalo Grace Orange and Trinity Boston before his elevation. He has held the post of president of the House of Deputies at the General Convention for the past decade.

Alexander Mann Protestant Episcopal Pittsburgh Geneva N. Y Duncan Cameron Mann Hobart College General Theological Seminary of New York St. James’ Church Bufallo Grace Church Orange N. J Newark Trinity Church Boston Washington New Jersey House of Deputies General Convention

A Bailey Lesson in History

Timeline of varied dates and people from 1629 to 1919 includes canal progress in Dayton, births of notable figures from Detroit to Ayr, the Smithsonian fire, a missionary bishop, a parole release, Wheeler’s death, and the Paris Peace Conference adopting the League of Nations proposal.

Robert Burgan Peet Ayr Scotland Dumfries Dayton Cincinnati Thomas W. Primer United States Michigan Spain Detroit Smithsonian Institute William M. Baker Western Colorado Florence Marybrick Joseph Wheeler New York City Augusta Paris League of Nations

January 26 3oo Cases Rise in New York Health Crisis

One year ago today January 26 three hundred cases of influenza and pneumonia were reported in New York. The Cuban Government requested the United States withdraw marines from Camaguey.

New York United States Camaguey

Railroad Time Table Highlights for Texas Lines

Texas-Mexican schedules show Train No. 1 to Corpus Christi at 10:00 a.m. and Train No. 2 from Corpus Christi at 3:35 p.m. International & Great Northern offers a St Louis through fast train departing 12:01 p.m. and arriving 6:15 p.m. Night Train leaves at 10:00 p.m. Arrives 7:80 a.m. Rio Grande Eagle Pass corridor lists Laredo departures 8:26 a.m. except Sundays arriving Minera 16:26 a.m. and Minera departures 11:00 a.m. arriving Laredo 8:15 a.m.

Corpus Christi Rio Grande Eagle Pass Laredo Minera

Salvation Army Campaign Teams Meet At Hotel Luncheon

Four captains Hal Brennen Frank Lattig T J Murray and Paul Hill led their teams at a Hamilton hotel luncheon to draw territory lines for the annual Salvation Army fund drive. Enthusiasm rose over a loving-cup trophy for the best showing and Fort McIntosh troops join the contest with a cup donated by T J Murray. Road reports on efforts to reach the quota are expected soon.

Salvation Army Financial Hamilton Hal Brennen American Legion Frank Lattig T. J. Murray Kiwanis Paul Hill Lions Fort McIntosh Mgr Salvation Army Aie

Webb County Sheriff Sale Notice for W T Pippin Estate

Notice of a Webb County Texas sheriff sale under an order from the Webb District Court issued January 2 1925 to satisfy a judgment for Henry Edds et al and others. The sale targets real estate in Webb County including survey numbers 688 and 187 with two houses, to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in March 1925 at the Webb County courthouse. A.J. Condren sheriff and J Rierpos chief deputy sign the notice published in The Laredo Daily Plaza.

Theestate Texas Webb District Court of Webb Couuty Pedro Garcia Chryk Stan O Henry Eds, Woot, Acklen Henry Edds Pippin Webb County B.S Orrick Laredo

Webb County Sheriff Sale Notice in Laredo District Court

In Webb County Texas on December 28 1922 by order of sale and writ of execution the court assigns real estate interests of S M Pitman and Putman in blocks in the Eastern Division of Laredo City. The sale to be held March 6 1923 at the Webb County Courthouse between 10 AM and 4 PM. The notice is published in The Laredo Daily Times as required. Sheriff A J Condren and Chief Deputy J L Fierros sign.

District Court Webb County Pedro Garcia J. Maxey Pace Annie Pace Brown A. C. Brown G. W. Derby G. Burr J. G. Burr M. Putman TJ. A. J. Candren Texas Levyan Putman West County Nioeky Nas Laredo M. Pittman S. M. Pitman S. M. Putman

Social Calendar Highlights Thursday and Friday Gatherings

The Married Ladies Social Club is hosted by Mrs. M. W. Brennan at 3 p.m. Thursday. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church meets with Mrs. J. S. Bradford at 3 39 p.m. The W M A Circles gather in the afternoon at their regular hour. Friday features Mrs. Hal L. Brennan hosting a bridge luncheon and miscellaneous shower at 2 p.m. in honor of Miss Sue Brennan. The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church convenes at the church at 4 p.m.

M. W. Brennan Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church J.S. Bradford Hal L. Brennan Sue Brennan Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church

Tis the Last Rose of Summer and Local Notices

Poems open the page with a reflection on faded companions then local social notes. Traffic manager HE Booth arrives in Laredo for a day. Residents DaCamarit return from San Antonio, while Bogton visitors head to Houston. ND R R chapter meeting hosts, parish guild activities, and Diocesan Council delegates named. kitchen shower given.

Joe Vidales LB. F. Wright MacGregor San Antonio St. Mark’s Cathedral B. F. Wright C. H. Kehl Jack Shiner Guild C. W. Cook Mesdames Arkles Anderson Cook Craven Kehl Greenstreet Joseph Lusk Mussett A. B. Muller Poster Shahady Vidales Ben Wright Young Mesdames Gatewood Dupre and Marshall

Texas Company Dividends Hit Record Payouts

The Texas Company has paid cash stock dividends totaling 116.787 million dollars since 1903. President Amos Beatty testified before a Senate investigation, detailing annual cash dividends from 10 percent in 1903 to 12 percent in 1922. Two stock dividends were also reported, 50 percent in 1910 and 10 percent in 1920.

Associated Press Washington Texas Company Amos Beatty Senate Beatty

Katy Lines of Texas Reorganized Charter Granted

Austin press reports the secretary of state granted a charter to the reorganized Katy lines of Texas. The road is capitalized at 1,400,000 dollars with headquarters in Dallas.

Associated Press Austin Texas Secretary of State Katy Lines Texas Lines Dallas

Monition Notice Seizes Dodge Car and Liquor in Texas Libel

United States notices claimants to one Dodge automobile and a lot of intoxicating liquor seized under a warrant in a libel proceeding in the U S District Court Southern District of Texas Laredo. Claimants must appear February 2, 1923 at 10:00 AM to interpose claims and state their allegations.

United States of America Dodge D. L U. S. District Court Southern District of Texas Laredo Texas Southern District of United States Court Room

Citation by Publication in Webb County Court

Texas citation commands sheriff to publish for four weeks to summon A T Arrowsmith to answer Leacy Arrowsmiths petition filed January 24 1923 in No 6219. Court in Laredo to hold March 12 1923 for cruel treatment and name restoration to Mrs Leacy Reeder.

State OF Texas Webb County A. T. Arrowsmith District Court Laredo A. D Leacy Arrowsmith Leacy Reeder C. M. de la Garza Texas

Gilmer Man Shot Entering Courthouse in Statutory Case

Charley Pilkington was shot and seriously wounded today as he entered the Gilmer courthouse to stand trial on a statutory offense charge. Mrs. Ben Tillery surrendered a pistol to the sheriff.

Associated Press Gilmer Texas Charley Pilkington Ben Tillery

Ambassador Warren to sail home from Japan today

Charles B. Warren the United States ambassador to Japan sails for home today aboard the steamship President Cleveland after completing his term. The voyage marks his retirement from the post and return to the United States.

Charles B. Warren United States Japan President Cleveland

Attorney General Coco charges Klan with outrages in Bastrop parish

Bastrop January hearing on floggings deportations kidnappings and two deaths in Morehouse parish ends. Leon Jones testifies seeing two masked cars near Lake du Fourche the night Watt Daniel and Wenlas Richard were kidnapped. Evidence suggests Klan involvement. critics call proceedings null and void arguing corpus delicti and coroner rulings.

Associated Press Bastrop Anen Morehouse Parish Leon Jones Moselle Miss Lake du Fourche Watt Daniel Whenas Richard Wer Beles Jones Breckenridge Texas Gman Santomobile Coon Bo Mo Melkom T. J. Burnett Newt Grey Wattnesses Caco McKoin Ku Klux Klan

Chief of Klux Klan Ready to Fight

Imperial Wizard Hiram Wesley Evans and three other officers of the Invisible Empire appeared in Chicago on January 25 to announce thorough investigations of actions against Klansmen in the city. Evans said the Klan is ready to fight and that vicious unfounded reports involving the Klan will not be suffered by the organization.

Associated Press Chicago Hiram Wesley Evans Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

Ferguson Proposal to Lease Texas Prison Denounced

In Austin Texas January a house resolution denounced former Governor Ferguson proposed lease and operation of the prison system as a brazen affront to Texans and their intelligence. The measure was defeated 47 to 67 while other actions approved include a full investigation of textbook awards and ownership ties between oil firms and the Standard Oil Company with price mechanisms to be examined.

Associated Press Austin Texas Ferguson Quinn Beaumont Neff Laird Text Book Commission House Fergeson Standard Oil Company

Neff seeks state control of Texas highway system

Governor Neff urged the legislature to replace county financing and supervision with a state highway department authority to manage the system and secure continued federal aid. If the plan fails the state risks losing federal funds.

Neff Austin Texas State Highway Department

Two Men Executed for Arms Possession in Waterford

Waterford Ireland January 25 two Cork residents O Reilly and Fitzgerald were executed this morning after being found guilty of possessing arms.

Associated Press Waterford Ireland O'Reilly Fitzgerald Cork

Quote about Bill and his wife in a humorous remark

A brief quip portrays Bill marrying a plump cheerful girl who used to giggle often. Hill comments that he favors a short and merry wife, signaling lighthearted social banter rather than a serious event.

Bill Hill

Notice to taxpayers on tax deadline and penalties

All taxpayers are notified that the last day to pay state and county taxes is January 31. Failure to pay before that date renders property owners liable to the penalty provided by law. H. Ligarde, County Tax Collector. 1420t.

H. Ligarde

Gasoline Prices Rise in Houston and Fort Worth

The Pierce Oil Corporation raises local gasoline price by 2 cents a gallon in Houston. The new retail price is 21 cents per gallon. A similar advance was announced at Fort Worth.

Associated Presa Houston Tex Pierce Oi Corporation Fort Worth

Discharge of Ivory Clay in Grady Skipworth murder case

Wasco Texas January 25 Judge Montac discharged Ivory Clay a Black man charged with the murder of Grady Skipworth last November after a habeas corpus hearing finding the testimony insufficient and releasing him from custody.

Associated Press Wasco Texas Montac Ivory Clay Grady Skipworth

Attack on Keller Sparks House Debate in Minnesota Memo

A sharp attack on Representative Keller of Minnesota, author of impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty, was delivered in the House today by Judiciary Committee Chairman Volstead, who led the panel that investigated the charges.

Associated Press Washington Representative Keller Minnesota Daugherty House Volstead Judiciary Committee

Fire destroys four three story blocks on Baronne Street

A stubborn blaze in New Orleans on Baronne Street near Canal largely destroyed a row of four three story brick buildings in the retail district. The lens is put at 300000 dollars. The structures were part of the Tulane and Crescent theaters and the Tulane University Endowment Fund arcade. The fire spread to the adjacent Grunewald hotel area causing brief alarm.

Associated Press New Orleans Baronne Street Canal Tulane and Crescent Tulane University Endowment Fund Grunewald

Archbishop Shaw marks fifth year in New Orleans

The Most Rev John W Shaw completes his fifth year as archbishop of New Orleans on St Pauls Day. The day also notes Bobby Burns birthday and the weather forecast tradition tied to today. The steamship Haves sails from San Francisco inaugurating a new direct passenger route from Pacific ports to the east coast of South America via the Panama Canal.

John W. Shaw New Orleans Bobby” Burns St. Paul's Day San Francisco Pacific United States South America Panama Canal

Treasury memo flags oversized embassy liquor shipments

Washington dated January 25 notes a Treasury Department memorandum to the State Department questioning certain illicit liquor shipments to embassies and legations. It cites Washington police disclosures alleging some envoys use diplomatic immunity to run bootleg service. No protest filed.

Associated Press Washington Treasury Department State Department

Railroad Men in Ruhr Strike Spreads Across Ruhr

General Weyand, Foch's chief of staff, arrived from Paris to confer on sterner measures as the railroad strike expands in the Ruhr after mine directors were fined. France asserts it will remain until full satisfaction is achieved.

Ruhr Associated Press Duesseldorf General Weysand Marshal Foch Staf Paris Degoutette France Germany

Railway system in Ruhr paralyzed by strike threat

Duesseldorf reports virtually all railways in the Ruhr valley and adjacent occupied areas are halted as telegraph and telephone workers inform the French commander of an imminent midnight strike. The commander warns leaders would face jail.

Duesseldorf Ruhr Valley

Allied draft peace with Turkey ready for Turks

Lausanne January 25 The allied draft of the peace treaty with Turkey will be presented to the Turkish delegates next Wednesday. The allied delegations will depart two days after. If the Turks fail to sign by then, representatives will stay to supply information to the Turkish delegates.

Lausanne Turkey

Orient dispute remanded for further wage talks

The United States railroad labor board remanded the Kansas City Mexico Orient railroad wage and working rules dispute for further negotiations. It cited the road’s financial condition and ability to pay prevailing rates as the key issue guiding the action.

Associated Press Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad

Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau

The Times carries today’s weather forecast from the United States Weather Bureau in New Orleans. Tonight shows increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures. Friday will be unsettled with changing conditions.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans The Telephone Co

Local Fort McIntosh Weather Observations Summary

Fort McIntosh observations end at 7 am report a maximum 72 degrees and minimum 45 degrees for the period. Wind is from the southeast and skies are clear.

Fort McIntosh

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In the Bay's News Ities Salavation Army A.J. Condren Sherff JL Rierpos Sheriff's State OF Cotety of A. J. Condren J. L. Fierros Vochety Violet Oberfeldt Society Jove Thomas Moore HE. Booth T-G, N, Railroad City J. B. DaCamarit Georgetown Bernardine Malcolm Jamison Bogton Malcolm W. W. MacGregor Lucy Meriwether ND. R. R A. C. Hamilton Hal W. Greer NEW Katy Charter United States District Court Cc. M. de la Garza Youngerina Mali Express al Drugi Espinoza Leredo, Texea Coco KLAN Imperial Wizard Ofc Keller Weather Forecast
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