Probate Notice for Gutierres Estate in Webb County Texas
The Webb County Court announces probate of the last will of Costolfo Gutierres and letters testamentary to Isidoro Martinez. Hearing set for the third Monday of July 1922 at the Webb County Courthouse in Laredo, with rights to appeal and contest. Public notice requires weekly publication for ten days prior to return day.
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State of
Texas
Costolfo Gutierres
Isidoro Martinez
Webb County
Court House
Laredo
A. D
J. A. Rodriguez
Clark Co
Court, Webb Co
Probate Notice Finds Temporary Administrator Named
Webb County probate notice orders publication in a newspaper and cites a July 17 1922 Webb County Court session at Laredo to contest or confirm G P Farias as temporary administrator for Refugio Velanda Benavides estate. The Clerk of Webb County signs the notice.
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de Benavides
A. Winslow
Webb County
Texas
G. P. Farias
Refugio Velanda
Court House
Laredo
Oae
Notice in Probate for Webb County Texas
Probate notice directs the sheriff or constable to cause a publication in a newspaper of general circulation in Webb County Texas for at least one year prior to the return day. The notice must be printed weekly to ensure appearance.
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Wet County
Las Bee
Webb
Texas
State OF Texas
Webb County
State OF
Probate of Ferdinand Wormseer Will in Webb County
Alfonso Wormser and Louis Joseph filed for probate of Ferdinand Wormseer's last will and testament in Webb County Court. The hearing is set for the third Monday in July 1922, July 17, at the Webb County Courthouse in Laredo, with notice to all interested persons and a warning of penalties for nonappearance.
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Wormer
Alfonso Wormser
Louis Joseph
Webb County
Ferdinand Wormaeer
Laredo
Texas
A. D
J. A.rodriguez
Webb Co
A Daily Lesson in History Reflects on Notable Dates
The July 13 1785 entry notes Stephen Hopkins Rhode Island signer of the Declaration died in Providence Born Scituate March 7 1707 The chronicle lists events including Marat 1743 Forrest 1877 Thermopylae 1822 the Berlin Congress 1878 and Chicago hangings 1694 plus Australian governance 1700 with varied dates and figures in a historical digest.
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Stephen Hopkins
Rhode Island
Providence
Scituate
Jean Paul Marat
Nathan B. Forrest
Bedford County
Tenn
Memphis
Thermopylae
Chicago
Patrick ‘E. Prendergast
Carter Harrison
Earl of Hopetoun
Australia
Social Calendar Highlights This Week
Thursday events include Mrs A Hamilton entertaining at bridge honoring Miss Lois Derby and the W M S Circles meeting. An informal dancing party at 8 00 honoring Miss Helen Oostershul of Dallas. Friday features recreation hour at Loma Vista Park and the Sunbeam Band gathering at 4 PM at the Baptist Church.
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Hamilton
Bridge
Lois Derby
W. M
A. Church
Esther Hirch
Helen Oostershul
Dallas
Loma Vista Park
Sunbeam Band
the Baptist Church
Hague Conference Severs Talks Over Foreign Property
The non Russian sub commission at The Hague declares meeting with the Russian commission unuseful after Russians condemnations of foreigners property. Lloyd George warns of possible deadlock in The Hague but lacks evidence of a conference breakdown.
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Frese
the Hague
Conference On Russian Affairs
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
The
Hague
Interesting Verses Lead Into Local Notes and Travel News
A string of small items from Baltimore Sun readers includes Folger McKinsey in Baltimore Sun sharing a poetic note about youth and song. Local notices report Captain Enckhausen at Fort Clayton Panama Canal Zone, students Ming Anita Sharkey and Meg Netzer in Austin, and various relatives traveling or visiting across Sault Ste. Marie, Tampico, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Monterrey, and Nuevo Laredo. The Latin American Club plans its monthly hop with special music and large attendance expected.
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F. H. Enckhausen
Fort Clayton
Panama Canel Zone
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Fed troops may be ordered out over railroad disorders
War department may issue orders today to move troops to riot areas tied to the railroad strike. Weeks left the White House after a conference with the president as peace activities lagged. Other dispatches report strife in Texas and Virginia with alleged strikebreakers seized, unions holding meetings to decide on work continuation, and curtailment of passenger service in Indiana and Ohio.
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Washington
War Department
Weeks
White House
Chicago
Hooper
Labor Board
Denison
Texas
Red River
Here
Katy
Waco
Dallas
Dawson
Baltimore
Garrett
Ind
Willard
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Today
Commuters See Fast House Building in Feltham Suburb
In Feltham near London, rapid construction of well built houses unfolds at a rate unseen before. J W Taylor, a Canadian-born head of a local engineering firm, uses Canadian methods to train and manage British workers. He praises the workers as capable when properly led and notes faster progress than anywhere else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Feltham
Atlantic
J. W W. Taylor
Great Northern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk Railways
England
Canada
Taylor
William B Webb Named President of National Education Association
William B Webb assumes leadership of the National Education Association after a long career in education. He began as an instructor at the Western Pennsylvania Classical and Scientific Institute thirty five years ago, taught Greek at the University of Chicago, and served as principal and dean at the Chicago Normal School. He holds a B S from Denison University 1887 and studied at Berlin and Halle Universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Webb
National Education Association
Thiry
Western Pennsylvania Classical and Scientific Institute
University of Chicago
Chicago Normal School
Owen
Ohio
Denison University
Berlin
Halle
Arab independence movement unifies under world Arab Executive Committee
Arab national independence drives unity across Mesopotamia Syria Palestine Hedjaz and Yemen forming a world Arab Executive Committee to consolidate lands and counter foreign partitions. It will oversee military and political Arab affairs with headquarters set away from European influence.
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Jerusalem
Syria
Palestine
Hedjaz
Yemen
Effort Afoot to Save Orient Railway State Action Sought
Interstate Commerce Commission members led by Chairman McChord seek voluntary action by trunk line railroads and state railroad commissions to keep the Orient railway operating. A general meeting of trunk line executives, Orient Receiver Kemper, and Kansas Oklahoma Texas railroad commissions is set for Chicago next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
McChord
Orient Railway
Chicago
Trunk Line Railroad
Kemper
The
Orient
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Former Congressman Martin Dies Dies in Kerrville
Martin Dies former congressman from Texas Second district died at Kerrville home at 3 oclock this morning after an operation Saturday.
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San Antonio
Texas
Martin
Kerrville
Editorial chair presented by 600 editors in 1923
A July 18 historical note recalls the South Ireland Parliament adjourning sine die and President Harding presenting an editorial chair to a group of 600 editors, marking a symbolic exchange among press leaders.
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South Ireland
Sine Die
Prealdort
Harding
Immigrant Dilemma Cited in Bucharest Meeting
A Romanian government official in Bucharest says the United States plans to relocate about 6,000 impoverished Jewish refugees from Kishineff and nearby areas, asking how to expedite their transfer. The account, relayed by a member of the American legation, frames a push to move refugees quickly.
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Gy Associatea Preas
Bucharest
Romania
Rumania
United States
Legation
Kishineff
Russia
Daugherty Seeks Views on Liquor Law for Ships at Sea
Attorney General Daugherty opened hearings to gather views on the legality of selling intoxicating liquors on American vessels at sea and on foreign ships within three miles. He acts ahead of a formal opinion for Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair sparked by the Anheuser Busch controversy.
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Associated Press
Washington
High
Former banker Stallings visits Laredo for vacation
EB P Stallings former assistant cashier of the First State Bank and Trust Co now with the South Texas Commercial National Bank of Hongton arrived with Mrs Stallings. They are guests of Mrs H J Dollmer for a week or ten days. Stallings on annual vacation says he enjoys Laredo and the Rio Grande trip. He has many friends here who are glad to see him.
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EB. P. Stallings
First State ‘Bank & Trust.Co
South Texas Commercial’ National Bank of
Rio Grande
Odd and Interesting Gentlemen of Public Life in Italy
The item notes the broadening of the goldfish trade in Italy and mentions five former governors set to be delegates at an upcoming State Republican convention. It also cites ideas like vacuum sweepers for New York city street cleaning and a web spanning two and a quarter miles from a spider body, with railways spending over a million dollars yearly on grease for train wheels. Phonograph records of voices of leading men are being pressed on copper dies, claimed to be ancient in origin.
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Italy
Lowe
New York City
Phonograph
Five Years Ago U S Draft Reaches 678000 Men
Today marks the fifth anniversary of the U S mobilization with 678000 men drafted. The Al South Christian Endeavor Convention opens in Hot Springs Arkansas. Greece celebrates the sixth anniversary of its victory at Thermopylae. Utah Republicans hold their state nominating convention in Salt Lake City. Atlantic City hosts the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke reunion parade ending a three day series of festivities.
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United States
Al-South Christian Endeavor
Hot Springs
Ark
Greece
Thermopylae
Utah
Salt Lake City
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Atlantic City
Beating of Electrician Near Waco Reported
A Wichita Falls electrician named E. L. Cox was taken from a Katy train near Waco and beaten by an unidentified group after being escorted 12 miles into the country, according to a telephone to local railroad officials from West.
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Waco
Texas
E. L. Cox
Wichita Falls
Katy
Assault on Roundhouse Sparks Violent Railyard Attack
About 735 assailants in automobiles charged the Roundhouse in Oroville California smashing in and firing at windows. Dozens injured many seriously with one possibly fatally harmed. Trainmaster Tom Wilkinson beaten and may suffer skull fracture. Masked attackers not shot. guards reportedly kidnapped. Postmaster General prepares a warning to President Harding about a mobilization plan for 60 000 motor vehicles to aid mail movement if the strike worsens.
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Oroville
Cal
Western Pacific Roundhouse
Tom Wilkinson
Postoffice Department
Washington
Postmaster General Work Today
Harding
United States
Troops Needed at Poplar Bluff Missouri
Telegrams to Governor Hyde and Adjutant General Raup said troops are needed at Poplar Bluff immediately. The sheriff and Missouri Pacific railroad reported strikers from Hoxie Arkansas were en route, with several score strikebreakers sent into Hoxie by the Missouri.
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Jefferson City
Poplar Bluff
Hyde
Raup
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hoxie
Ark
Missouri
Birthday milestones highlight political figures and writers
United States Minister to Colombia Hoff man Philip born in Washington D C fifty years ago today. Dr Mary E Woqley president Mount Holyoke College born in South Nor walk Connecticut sixty nine years ago today. Carl E Milliken former Maine governor born Pittsfield Maine forty five years ago today. Sidney Webb noted as eminent writer on talk radio and finance.
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Hoffman Philip
United States
Columbia
Washington, D.C
Mary E. Woqley
Mount Holyoke College
Sooth Norwalk
Michael Collins Named Commander in Chief of Irish Army
Dublin reports Michael Collins appointed commander in chief of the Irish army. He will head a war council with Richard Mulcahy and General Owen a'T Dufty to oversee military operations nationwide.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Army
Collins
Riichard Mulcahy
Owen A'T Dufty
War Counell
Train Wreck Toll Rises With Six Dead Ten Injured
Associated Press reports a wreck on the Missouri Pacific line near Ransay City last night caused six deaths and dozens injured as a local freight collided with a passenger train. Among the dead are W. A. Rader and J. F. from Orday Colorado. 48 others injured, some fatally.
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Associated Preas
Kansas City
Yuen
Menfoo
Missouri Paddle Scenic
W. A. Rader
J. F
Orday
Colorado
Coal Strike Talks Under Way To Interpret Harding Proposals
Washington July 13 Representatives of the bituminous coal operators associations met Secretary of Labor Davis after a prior session with Hugh Kerwin head of the labor department conciliation bureau. The talks aim to interpret President Harding's proposals to end the coal strike and seek a settlement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor
Davis
Hugh Kerwin
Bureau of Conciliation
Department of Labor
Harding
Quaker tractors plan communes for fall crops in famine area
New York July 18 The American Friends Service Committee announces Quaker tractors will operate in the Russian famine area by forming communes or district groups for fall crops They will plow only for community groups not individuals and spend not less than fortnight at each stopping where only one large plot would be plowed This aims to improve efficiency through centralized farming plans.
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New York
American Friends Service
Friends
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Cee Seo yoCery
Non-Russian
Commission DE
Folger McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
Ming Anita Sharkey
Austin
University
Meg Netzer
Laredottes
Clifton Hill
Tampico
Ben Tucker
Mercedes
City
A. D. Clark
Baby
Millett, Texas
C. F. Yeager
Marguerite Yeager
Claire Lerby
Corpus Christi
Charles Colman
Misses Pearl
Ruby Colman
Eagle Pass
H. M. Austin
Holcomb
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Lydia Valdez
Nicanor Valdez
Monterey
Saltillo
Laura Longoria
Hoover
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees' Department
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
Pacific
Kiechmond
H. J. Osburh
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sherman
Crate
Grayson County
Neff
Alvarado
Daugherty
Kan
SAS City
Quaker Tractors
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