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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1926

Page

12

Laredo Considers Air Ad Campaign Across Fifteen States

The Laredo Chamber of Commerce weighs Bern Air Service proposal for an eight month aerial booster tour across major U S cities. Two planes would bear Laredo's name with booklets handed to spectators and widespread newspaper and radio publicity planned to reach millions.

Chamber of Commerce Bern Air Service Laredo Ilateat Mexico Houston Dallas Fort Worth Wichita Falls Oklahoma City Kansas City Lincoln Nebr St. Paul Minn Chicago Board of Directors America Tex O. W. Killiam Texas Kilam American Tobacco Company Sky Writing Corporation Forida Jean Corpus Christi

Bern Air Service Letter to Corpus Christi Seeks Approval

Edward G Bern, president of Bern Air Service, writes to a southwestern city official seeking approval for a deal with Corpus Christi or another southwestern city. The missive expresses hope for approval and closes with cordial regards.

Corpus Christi Edward G Bhrn Bern Air Service

Mann Tank hunting and fishing rights leased

The hunting and fishing rights to Mann Tank have been leased. All former permits revoked.

Mann Tank

Violet Mra 8 Oberfeldt Society Editor

Violet Mra is named Oberfeldt Society Editor in the city pages with contact through Telephone No. 70. The note lists her role and editorial position for society coverage.

Mra Violet Oberfeldt Society

Fidelis Matron Class to Meet at Pastorium Friday

Friday social calendar lists the Fidelis Matron Class of the Baptist Church meeting at the Pastorium in the evening. Peter Pan Players gather at 3 15 in the afternoon with Mrs Robert Munro for activities. Saturday features a silver tea hosted by the Woman's Club at the Laredo Public Library from 3 to 6 PM with Mrs Travis Bruce Bunn overseeing the program.

Fidelis The Baptist Church Robert Munro Woman's Club Laredo Public Library Travis Bruce Bunn

Probate notice in Webb County Texas 1926

Eva Darrow Austin files for probate and letters testamentary for T. A. Austin Deceased in Webb County Court. Hearing set for February 15 1926 at Laredo Court House. interested parties may appear and contest. Writ dated January 28 1926 by Clerk J A Rodriguez.

State of Texas T. A. Austin Eva Darrow Austin Webb County T. A Austin Laredo Texas J. A. Rodriguez Webb Co

The Orange Moon and Local Social News In City

Poems by Clinton Scollard appear in New York Sun while local notes report visits from Medina area residents, bridal mass at St Agustin, and a Married Ladies Social Club bridge gathering with guests and a two course luncheon.

Clinton Scollard New York Married Ladies Social Club Charles Deutz H. W. Johnston W. N. Young Little James Richter Mesdames Christen Hassell Cogley Wuberich Johnston Cluck Vidales Young Moore MacGregor Smith Meadames McComb G. &. Sielaki Joe D. Hatley DeWolf A. H. Derby Brewer Rex Shanks Groesbeck

Monition in US forfeiture case of 1925 Ford auto

United States seeks forfeiture of a Ford Automobile seized in Laredo Webb County Texas on or about September 17 1925. The notice calls all claimants to appear February 11 1926 in the Southern District of Texas Court in Laredo to plead why the vehicle should not be condemned and the proceeds distributed as libel prayer. R A Harvin U S Marshal S D Texas by Lyle J Perkins Deputy.

United States of America Cipriano Montemayor Fidel Flores D. L Roy Adams Ford N. L A. D Laredo Webb County Texas U. S. District Court Southern District of Texas United States Court Room

Dinner in Cincinnati honors former Ohio governor Judson Harmon

The Ohio State Bar Association hosts a tribute dinner in Cincinnati tonight for Judson Harmon a former president and long time governor of Ohio. A Denison University graduate and attorney by profession Harmon served as attorney general from 1895 to 1897 and governed Ohio from 1909 to 1913. He later taught law at the University of Cincinnati after retiring from politics.

Judson Harmon Ohio State Bar Association Cincinnati Denison University Ohio Cleveland Harmon State Bar Association University of Cincinnati

Laredo Wedding and Latin Club Bridge Party Honor Local Natives

A post ceremony wedding breakfast at Mr and Mrs R M Martinez home followed by a San Antonio trip for the Flores couple to settle in Laredo. A Latin American Club bridge party hosted by Mrs Leopoldo Villegas honored Miss Leonor Magnon of Tampico Mexico with decorations and prizes and the engagement announced at luncheon for Miss Magnon and Pablo A Martinez of Tampico.

St Agustin Pro-Cathedral Conevido Martinez Brizida Flores Father Jesus Prieto Josefa Martinez Juanita Flores R. M. Martinez Luis Martinez Antonio Valls Juan Armengol R M. Martinez Flores San’ “Antonio Laredo Larédo Leopoldo Villegas Leonor Magnon Tampico Mexico Angela Casso Misa Aurora Perez Lala Guajardo Leonor M. Magnon Pablo A. Martinez Villegas Mesdames Rafael M. Martinez C. M. de la Garza C. C. Pierce Garcia Tovar Magnon Mr. Martinez Mesdames T. A. Leyendecker Eduardo Pesia J. 8. Penn J. A. Wilson R. F. Alexander S. J. Withoff E. .V. Yzaguirre Carlos Guerra

Senate panel backs Judge Harry Anderson nomination

The senate judiciary committee issued a unanimous favorable report on the nomination of Federal Judge Harry Anderson of the Western Tennessee district. The subcommittee found no evidence reflecting on Anderson’s morals, integrity, or standing in the community.

Associated. Press Washington Harry Anderson Tennessee Senate Judiciary Committee Anderson

Almost an Accident at the Hardware Store

A humorous exchange at Good Hardware records a ladder accident near the top shelf as the head clerk asks Joe if the ladder fell and the clerk hopes the boss wasn’t harmed while Hend Clerk notes the boss is still hanging on.

Joe Heo

Senate approves $50,000 for Geneva arms conference

The Senate backed the House resolution to appropriate 50,000 for American delegates at the Geneva preliminary arms conference. The measure, already reported favorably by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, completes congressional sanction for participation.

Associated Press Washington Geneva Senate House Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Senate panel backs futures ban bill on cotton and grain

The Senate Agriculture Committee reported the Cara way bill without recommendation. It would prohibit trading in cotton and grain futures.

Associated Press Washington Senate Agriculture Committee Today

Travis County Grand Jury Indicts Company Executive for Perjury Swindle

Frank Dan Ham, vice president and general manager of a defendant company, was indicted by the Travis county grand jury on four charges of perjury and swindling. He appeared in court as defense attorneys signaled plans to question him on the transactions behind a bill for 230,000 gallons totaling 46,000 dollars and inquiries into highway condition reports.

Grand Jury Austin Tex Frank Dan ‘Ham B. Q Hoffman Travis County Grand

Oklahoma City hearing may implicate Ernest Burkhart in Osage deaths

In Light Oklahoma City today the hearing on John Ramsey Osage County farmer is expected to spotlight Ernest Burkhart again in the Osage death mystery. Burkhart was charged in W C Smith death tied to the Fairfax home destruction, but charges were dropped at federal request.

Associated Press Oklahoma Oklahoma City Imnes John Ramsey Osage Farmer Puppress Henry ‘Roan Ernest” Burkhart Burkhart W. C. ‘Smith Fairfax

Conductors to Seek Wage Increases Across Railways

Associated Press reports union leaders push restoration of the 1920 peak wage scale for railroad conductors and trainmen. Local unions must file higher wage schedules by Monday and demand written replies by March 2. If companies propose changes, locals should conference and forward final proposals to headquarters.

Associated Press New York United States

Death ruled suicide in Cal. hotel man’s death

Police investigation into the death of Charles Gonder former San Antonio hotel man found shot dead at his Palms California home reports evidence supports death by own action. Mrs Gonder said he suffered a nervous breakdown last June and feared confinement in a sanitarium. Funeral funds arranged.

Associated Press Palms Cal Charles Gonder San Antonio Texas

Beverly Hills Real Estate Man Found Dead in Oklahoma City Hotel

E R and R Johnson a Beverly Hills real estate man was found dead in his hotel room in Oklahoma City. He had mailed a burial fund and burial directives to Clarence Strong the local representative of an insurance firm.

Oklahoma City E. R&r. Johnson Beverly Hills Cal Clarence Strong

Coast to coast cold wave grips United States

A severe cold wave sweeps the nation from coast to coast with heavy winds along the Pacific and subzero temperatures. Highways blocked and trains impeded as fires rise in sprawling eastern cities and widespread suffering follows.

Associated Press Chicago United States Hast

Niagara Falls Frozen Over As American Fall Nearly Dries Up

Niagara Falls records a near dry spell as ice jams from Lake Erie swell near the upper Niagara river. The American fall shows no water, the brink is frozen, and temperatures plummet to six below zero.

Niagara Falls Niagara River Lake Erie

Alleged embezzler caught in local arrest

Frank KK, sought nationwide on a $300,000 embezzlement charge from Los Angeles banks, was arrested here. He waived extradition and will be returned to California, the detective bureau said.

Associated Press Ghiengo J. KK. Frank Los Angeles California Detective Bureau

Pilot Forced to Descend After Engine Trouble

Dayton Ohio January 29 Lieutenant John Macready forced to descend from about 36000 feet after the supercharger failed to function. The flyer showed no ill effects of big experience.

Associated Press Dayton Obhio John Macready

Among Us Sufferers In Coal Mine Areas

Grocers face mounting strain as strikes persist. many extend credit to customers while risking stock depletion. In some regions stores close to conserve cash, leaving customers unable to obtain credit.

Loss in Laundering Transforms Textile Industry in US

Chicago report traces laundering from kitchen wash to a billion dollar commercial service. It notes a study at the American Institutes of Laundering to apportion fault for garment failures in washing and to evaluate chemical and microscopic tests.

Associated Press Chicago United States ILI American Institutes of Laundering

Times Readers Offer Sppertunitice Subscription

A promotional note invites readers to subscribe to The Times at 666 per month inviting steady daily access to sports and news content.

the Times Sppertunitice

Airplanes Food and Fuel Aboard Tug Crews

In a terse AP dispatch the Haven situation continues with dwindling supplies. Food and fuel are being loaded aboard tugs to sustain crews as the arrangement for other members of the crew remains in flux.

Associated Press Haven Fue Apn

Hanged for Murder in Columbus Georgia

Dennis Jones and Gervis Bloodworth were condemned for the murder of two year old Homer Underwood and were executed by hanging in Columbus Georgia on January 29.

Associated Press Columbus Jones Gervis ‘Bloodworth Homer Underwood

Drastic Texas Oil and Gas Rules Set by Commission

The Texas Railroad Commission will rewrite oil and gas production rules to fit new conditions. Judge AGB Bell, head of the oil division, leads the rule changes.

Associated Press Austin Texas The Texas Railroad Agb, Bell Oil and Ous

Senate approves tax bill rate reductions in first reading

The Washington senate approved reductions in tax rates today in the first reading of the bill without debate. The action sets the stage for further consideration and potential edits before final passage.

Associated Press Washington Senate

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N. A. Clark State Webb Mr. Monroe Ward Miranda Guy Thompson City Mrs Gus Street Paul Swancoat Mr. A. BE. Gates Mr. Legette Tarver B. H. Corrigan Vidaurri Market St Charles Richter Bryan Monition United States District Court For the R. A. Harvin U. S. Marshal Son. Dist. of Lyle J. Perkins Lanham Ernest Burkhart Flor Mich
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