Paulton Oil Company Trust Deed Sale Notice Webb County
Trustee J R Davis to sell Webb County Texas real estate on July 10 1923 to satisfy promissory notes totaling substantial amounts fourteen eight percent interest and ten percent attorney fees defaulted on June 9 1923 for notes payable to Schmitt Wickes Clemens Barrett Norton Lowery Brau nig Lewis Wolf and others under a deed of trust dated January 20 1923 and recorded in Webb County Deed of Trust records including one eighth royalty and mineral lease on 20 acres in the Alberon de Arriba Tract with assets listed including tanks derricks line pipe tubing rods engines jack and a Ford automobile.
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State OF Texas
Webbine
Paulton Oil Company
Grady Barrett
Herman Clemens
T. G . Schmitt
J. A. Wickes
G. W. Clemens
Thurman Barrett
Frank S. Norton
J. &. Lowery
Victor Braunig
George Chase Lewis and King
Louis Y. Wolf
Louis T. Wolf
RE. W. Clemens
T. G. M. Schmitt
F. W. Clemens
Frank 3. Norton
Puig Browhers
A. L. Edgington
Alberon de Arriba
Valentin de Las Fuentes
Webb
K. 8S. Howard
Paulton ON Company
Ford Automobile
Prulten Oil Company
J. R. Davis
J. G. M. Schmitt
J. W. Clemens
Frank S. Norton, Jr
Lowery
George Chase Lewis
I. J. R. Davis
Court House
Webb County
Texas
Laredo
San Antonio
First Women Senate Candidate and Birthdays Highlighted
Mrs. Peter B. Olesen of Minnesota is noted as the first woman candidate for the U.S. Senate born in Waterville Minnesota 38 years ago today. Dr. Hubert Work secretary of the interior born in Marion Center Pennsylvania 623 years ago. Thomas Boyd author of Through the Wheat born in Chicago 25 years ago. Charlotte Perkins Gilman noted author and feminist leader born in Hartford Connecticut 63 years ago.
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Peter B. Olesen
Minnesota
United States Senate
Waterville
Minn
Hubert Work
Interior
Harding
Marion Center
Thomas Boyd
Chicago
Charlotte Perkins Yihnan
Hartford
Conn
International wine conference to oppose prohibition drive
Paris on July 6 reports the international conference of wine producing countries adopted resolutions to respond to prohibition propaganda. It laid out rules to guide uniform action among wine growing nations in the closing session.
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Associated Press
Paris
International Conference of
Europe
Des Moines Prepares for International Christian Endeavor Convention
Des Moines gears up for the twenty ninth international Christian Endeavor convention with 25 000 visitors expected. The event features speeches by Rev Francis I Clark and William J Bryan, a large voice amplifier, parades, pageants, and a 1200 person chorus program across venues in the city.
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Des Moines
Christian Endeavor
International Covention of Christian Eeeavor Societyes
Francis I. Clark
Wadeaver
United States
Canada
Harding
Iowa State
Vaie
William J. Bryan
William Uiirmann Foulkes
New Era Movement
Presbyterian Shurve
Sir Lionel Fletcher
Australia
England
Ilugh S&s Macndl
International Sunday School of Religious Education
John Kelley
Scottish Sunday School Association
James J. Wilson
Sherwood iNddy
Times Daily Offer Sparks Subscription Appeal
The Times advertises a new subscription at 6.0c per month inviting readers to watch daily. The notice emphasizes affordability and ongoing access, urging readers to enroll for routine updates and local coverage.
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the Times
Union Sunday services open with large turnout at Presbyterian church
A Sunday evening crowd at the Presbyterian Church marked the start of a July August union services series by city churches. Five pastors led the gathering with Rev. R A White delivering the sermon on Matthew 5 13 15, stressing unity in Christ and the power of Jesus Christ for salvation.
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Presbyterian Church
Mrr
J. W. Graves
Chas. Nixon
Protestant Ministerial Association of
The
Wily
R. A. White
Christian Church
Taos
Beaudine Promising Young Director of Hit Metro Vehicle
William Beaudine, a rising feature director, will helm Ner Fatal Millions starring Viola Dana at the Rialto Theatre on July 4. He rose from comedy directing on Watch Your Step to stage Little Heroes of the Street and a Tom Mix picture, after early work with Klein and Universal Joker shorts. He then joined the Christie company for three years and later adapted Her Fatal Millions from a story by William Dudley Pelley with John Arnold as cinematographer.
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William Beaudine
Viola Dana
Metro
Rialto Theatre
Ife
Aver
Wesley Barry
Tom Mix
Mr. Beaudine
Kialem Company
Ham and
Bud
Joker
Universal
Billy Franey
Gale Menry
Triangle
Mr. Beandine
Christie Company
Arthur Statter
Willam Dudley Pelley
John Arnold
Memorial Notes and Social Roundup in St Louis
A cluttered social page notes guests and travels across St Louis and nearby areas. Robert Hirsch visits Winfield Killam. others plan trips to Corpus Christi Colorado and San Antonio for the Fourth. A juvenile party and a Columbus dinner highlight community life with names, places, and dates.
Jury Today in Slavery Trial Aim at Killing Inspector
Reported by Associated Press nine jurors have been chosen in the high profile case involving Milt Good accused of killing Inspector Dave Allison. The trial, connected to events on April 1, is expected to proceed today with jury deliberations beginning after witnesses.
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Ty Associater Press
Lirsweed
Pex
Judy
Milt Good
Hether Paepel
Ta Robertson
Dave Allison
UN Associated Press
Brussels
Franceo Belgiu
London
Lord Curzon
A Cotton Museum To Open In Cotton Exchange Building
New York July 3 The Cotton Exchange announces installation of a noisegin in the new Cotton Exchange building to be opened next month. The exhibit will visualize cotton history from pharaohs to modern times with displays on pests, old documents, cotton and soil, and models of mills and gins.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Mrs William Vollmer Endorses Chamberlains Tablets
Eastwood New York resident Mrs William Vollmer praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach and liver relief. She says they are splendid and urges friends and neighbors to try them when bilious constipated or troubled with indigestion. They will do you good.
Bryan Breaks Silence on New York Prohibition Action
Willam J. Bryan spoke in Richmond Indiana on July 3 denouncing Governor Smith and the New York assembly for repealing the prohibition enforcement code. He warned that wet forces show open lawlessness and suggested the move will aid the dry cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ricchmond
Ind
Smith
New York Assembly
New York
Willam J. Bryan
Dempsey Gibbons Heavyweight Bout Delayed Then Rescheduled
The Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight championship fight was called off at midnight and resumed today with decision set for Shelby Montana tomorrow. Kearns to control gate receipts until Dempsey’s final 100000 installment is secured and promoters bear approximately 30000 in incidental expenses.
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Associated Frosa
Gyo
Alls
Mont
Dempsey Gibbons
Shelby
Montana
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Japan seeks tri party pact on Washington naval treaty
Japanese newspapers report Tokyo will propose a three way agreement with the United States and Britain to enforce the Washington naval treaty without waiting for France ratification. The move aims to confirm enforcement provisions through an informal accord among the three powers.
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Associated Press
Japan
America
Great Britain
France
Japan to Propose Quick Washington Naval Treaty Move
Report from Washington on July 4 notes Japan may propose making the Washington naval pact effective without delay. The discussion of a new three power understanding is revived though doubts exist about a new move. Both nations face continued naval building programs and expense until ratification and treaty in force.
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Washington
Japan
Paris
United States
Farmer Labor Convention Opens With Calls for Unity
Chicago July 3 speakers urged national government possession and rejecting capitalist practices as paths to emancipation for oppressed producing classes. They described joining farmer, labor and industrial groups into one political force as the foundation of change.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chronometer Competition Underway at Neuchatel
One hundred forty four chronometers are at Neuchatel Observatory for the international Breguet chronometer test. Thirty one compete for marine service and 113 for land. France England Denmark and Switzerland send entries, with twenty firms represented. Results will be announced in September at a public centenary gathering for A J Breguet.
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Berne
Observatory of Neuchatel
France
England
Denmark
Switzerland
A. J. Breguet
Neuchatel
Goose wreck flogging indictments prompt bond bids
Ten men connected to the Goose wreck grand jury flogging inquiry arrived in Houston to post bond. Four face felony charges accusing whipping of a negro while six are charged with assault in the same case.
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Asscciated Press
Houston
Texas
Goose
Grand Jury
Reforms Urged for Texas Judicial System
W. A. Wright of San Angelo urged sweeping reforms of Texas courts at the Texas Jap Association meeting in Beaumont. He criticized excessive opinions creating uncertainty and called for a single appeal and a unified state supreme court akin to the civil appeals system.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Tex
Texas
W. A. Wright
San Angelo
Texas Jap Association
Sneed Fest Resumes Amid Self Defense Shootings
Peri Worth of Tosa reports John Heat Sneed wounded in Paducah and spoke from hospital. authorities say 120 gunshot wounds but he is expected to recover and is at liberty on $5 bond. Sneed, a central figure in the 1822 slayings of Panhandle ranchmen the Boyces, shot Berry after Berry killed Sneed's son in law Wood Barton. Berry says he will plead self defense and faces assault to murder charges.
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Associated Press
Peri Worth
Tosa
John Heat Sneed
Paducah
Uareah
Liberty
Sneed
Boyces
Berry
Wood Barton
Frugal Living and Smart Purchases Highlighted
The article argues that saving ten percent of earnings is unlikely for the average worker and stresses trimming living costs. It cites small, timely purchases like garden seeds and Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as cost savers that can prevent larger expenses later.
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Paisa Akhbar
Lahore
India
Chamberlain
No More Earth Tanks Allowed in Powell Area
The state railroad commission bans further air in earthen storage due to fire risk after a recent well blowout near Seay Crantill Mitchell Jones Chris tien. Wells must be pinched or shut in until steel storage and pipeline facilities are adequate.
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SY Associated Press
Corsicana
Tesas
State Railroad Commission
Powell Area
Ellis Island Snowed Under as Immigration Quotas Tighten
Officials at Ellis Island report a snowed under condition with seven nation quotas filled and more migrants expected aboard ships today. Washington aid on expediting processing may be sought to avert a complete shutdown of the station amid ongoing crisis and unprecedented arrivals.
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Presa
New York
Washington
Call for Bank Statements by Comptroller of the Currency
The Comptroller of the Currency, in Washington, issued a call for statements of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Saturday June 30. This request seeks updated financial details from bank offices nationwide.
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Go Associated Press
Washington
Coe the Comptroller of the Currency Today
COFFEYVILLE NABS FLEEING BANDIT VICTIMS TELL TALE
A Tulsa salesman and his wife Minnie escaped bandits after a hold up in Bartlesville. The couple, aged 25 and 20, were driven south of Coffeyville and tied to church benches before making their way to safety. Authorities report the bandits stole their car and about $20.
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Associated Press
Coffeyville
Kan
Northrop
Tulsa
Minnie
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Higginbotham Defends Whipping in Tabert Murder Trial
In Lake City Florida on July 3 Thomas W Higginbotham a former convict and head of Patara Lumber Co told jurors he whipped Martin Tabert claiming it was his duty He said he gave Tabert eighty lashes though state witnesses put 50 to 100 lashes the motive was Tabert’s alleged failure to work.
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Associated Press
Lake City
Fla
Thomas W. Higginbotham
Patara Lumber Company
Martin Tabert
Tabert
Higginbotham
Boxing Carnival at Fort McIntosh Tonight
Boxing event at the open air pavilion Fort McIntosh begins at 8 PM. Main bout Swede Hanson 124 lbs vs Phil Cox 126 lbs. Semis Tony Marino vs Young McLane. preliminaries Kid Rennell vs Quiet Grammard and Sergeant Gooffrey vs Sergeant Hall. Feature two round battle royal. Admission 60c 1 25 1 50.
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Fort
Fort McIntosh
Hanson
Phil Cox
Tony Marino
Young McLane
Kid Rennell
Quiet Grammard
Sergeant Gooffrey
Sergeant Hall
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National Toilet Co
Tenn
Brunatte
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CCT
Obertardt Socilaty
Talaphons No
Forgotton
Heremertyery
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Robert Jhlirseh
St. Louis, Ma
Winfield Waliaan
Aaro
Mrs. Miller J. Shaw
Palafox
Mrs. S. Woods
Corpus Christi
Capth Woo Ryn
Louting
Ate
AW. Killam
Moms
Robert Hivech
St. Louis, Mo
Colorado
Raymond M. Gutierrez
oArturo Puig
Bernandao Auriga
Jesus M. Hinojosa
Tom Atlee
Austin
Gilbert
Metthe i Atlee
Market Street
Entertainments
WoThillam
Danehter
Julia Katherine Kiam
Wintredd Killuua
Robert Hirsch
St. Retis
Winfield Ihillaim
Floren Lindsay
Jew
Steve Simon
Clifton
E. Harve
Pars Valley
Carolyn Simon
Uret
Robert Shutt
Meek
Bobpert
Beverly Brewer
Deakin
Id Clifton
Walthim
Mare
Columbus
Odothes
New Hall
A Coitton Museum
Bryan
Hepworth
Farmer-Labor Convention
John Sneed
Barry
Money Makers
Ervisor
Ellis Island
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