Public Probate By Publication in Webb County Texas
Notice in Webb County Texas asks the sheriff to publish for two weeks a probate petition filed July 3 1922 in the County Court of Webb by Pedro Gutierrez for letters of administration on Barone Gutierrez estate. Hearing set July 17 1922 at the Court House in Laredo. Respondents must appear and answer. Official seal of Clerk J A Rodriguez.
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Texas
Webb
Barone ‘Gutierrez
Pedro Gutierres
Webb County
Laredo
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claimed to cure catarrh
An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine states it cures catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh by acting through the blood to reduce inflammation. It specifies the product is a liquid taken internally and available via all druggists with free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
A Daily Lesson in History for July 11
Notable events from history dated July 11 include Pierce Butler born in Ireland and later U S senator from South Carolina dying in 1822 in Philadelphia. Other entries note Charles Macklin’s long stage life. the Netherlands abolishing French in 1818. military movements. a rare rainfall record in Sandusky in 1879. Laurier becoming Canada’s premier in 181. Chicago reaching 2 million in 1803. and Empress Eugenie’s death in Madrid in 1920.
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Pierce Butler
U. S
South Carolina
Ireland
Philadelphia
Charles Macklin
Netherlands
New Orleans
Mexico
Sandusky
Wilfried Laurier
Canada
Chicago
Eugenie
Napoleon Fil
Madrid
Granada
Oddities and historical notes from old texts
A collage of trivia about language origins moonlit ripening tomatoes pirates and early public libraries. The piece touches quarantines in the 10th century Tibet versus Europe population claims and a rambling mix of antiquarian curiosities and antiquated handwriting quirks.
Judge M D Slater Visits for Mexican Products Business
Judge M D Slater of Liano is a guest at the Hamilton. Matias de Liano of the Mexican Products Company departed for Mexico City on a business trip and is expected to be away several weeks.
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Liano
Hamilton
Matias de Liano
Mexico City
Editor Praises Chamberlain Remedy in Local Paper
The editor of Paisa Akhbar in Lahore India states he has used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy many times for his children and servants with always effective results.
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Paisa Akhbar
Lahore
India
Chamberlain
Guatemala’s Orellana marks 50 years in office
Fifty years old today is Jose Maria Orellana, president of Guatemala, who has steered a stable government in Central America. His varied career spans civilian and military roles, teaching, wartime service, chief of staff, superintendent of the Military Academy, and leadership positions in education and government.
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Jose Maria Orellana
Guatemala
Orellana
Polytechnic Institute
Salvador
Honduras
Military Academy
National Central Institute For
Supreme Court
Chamberlains Tablets for Stomach and Liver Ad
A Mrs William Vollmer of Eastwood New York extols Chamberlains Tablets as a splendid medicine for stomach and liver saying she enjoys telling friends about their qualities When bilious constipated or troubled with ingestion give them a trial They will do you good
Workingmen Disgnated by Associates Press
Moscow July 11 Workingmen returning from four years in the Red Army find white collar speculators dining in luxury while they struggle for black bread. A Communist told the Associated Press that party discipline holds them back but the urge to enter government could swell the ranks to millions. The party is being weeded out to keep only Spartan communists who endure.
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Associates Press
Moscow
Associated Press
Communist Party
Chess experts expected at international tournament
At least sixteen renowned chess authorities are slated to attend the international event. Organizers emphasize strong competition and high-level commentary from leading players and commentators.
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Ternatic
Social Calendar and Local Notices Highlight Spring Events
Recreation Hour at Loma Vista Park 4 to 6 PM Tuesday. Strand Theatre hosts benefit for Holding Institute. Baptist Church Men’s Bible Class watermelon party at Nye farm Trail’s End. Also poetry reflection from Christian Herald and multiple society notices of travel, visits, entertainments, and a surprise club party at Mrs R J Reyna’s home with prize won by Miss Louise Dickinson.
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Loma Vista Park
Strand
Holding Institute
The
Baptist Church
Fort Laredo
Nye
Birthday notices for notable figures on July 11
Jose Maria Orellana President of Guatemala born 50 years ago today Prince Tokugawa head of Japanese delegation to the Washington conference born 69 years ago today George W Norris US senator from Nebraska born 61 years ago today Dr John Washington Hofman president of Ohio Wesleyan University born 65 years ago today Clarence F Lea California congressman born 48 years ago Milton J Stock St Louis infielder born 29 years ago today
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Jose Maria Orellana
Republic of Guatemala
Prince Tokugawa
George W. Norris
United States
Nebraska
Sandusky County
Ohio
John Washington Hofman
Ohio Wesleyan University
Nobleston
Clarence F. Lea
Congress
California
Lake County
Calif
Milton J. Stock
St. Louis
Chicago
Abandonment of Cotton Acreage Discussed in Senate
The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Heflin urging publication in the August cotton crop report detailing abandonment of cotton acreage up to July 1. The note cites boll weevil and other causes as major factors in the reduction.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Heflin
Senate
Heflin Attacks Harding Over Harvard Degree Grant
Senator Heflin in the Senate asserts Harvard granted W P G Harding a doctor of laws at the June commencement to aid Wall Street in pressuring for his reappointment as governor of the Federal Reserve Board. The charge adds to ongoing critique of Harding and the board in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
W. P. G. Harding
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Harvard University
Harding
Wall Street
Edge threatens to oppose tariff bill without revision power
Senator Edge of New Jersey declared in the senate that he would not vote for the tariff bill as is. He urged a method for revising individual schedules as circumstances and investigation warranted, noting the bill already contained a provision for presidential revision.
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Washington
Edge
New Jersey
Senate
Sports Notes Highlight Diverse English and American Games
English fanciers paid as much as 2600 for racing pigeons while billiard tables with slate beds first appeared in England in 1827. The All English tennis grand near London seats 15 000. Henley regatta draws about 1000 000 aquatic fans. The Yankees pitching staff seems outclassed by the Browns stars. Harvard seeks a Yale victory next fall to brace itsAthletics. English cricket and tennis clubs grow rapidly with 3000 and 2000 new clubs. India made racquets supply London priced about a third of home-made goods.
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England
America
Joe Leonard
Benny
All-Engish Tennis Ground
London
Ynkees
Browns
Jack Britton
Benny Leonard
White Sox
Lke
Red Sox
Mackmen
Yale
Harvard
Braves
Hank Gowdy
Garvan Delivers Foundation Records to Grand Jury
Francisco P. Garvan former alien property custodian and current Chemical Foundation president testified in Washington today. He brought the Foundation’s books and records to present to the special grand jury impaneled to probe war contracts in response to a subpoena.
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Associated Press
Washington
Francisco P. Garvan
Wilson
The
Chemical Foundation
Foundation
Grand Jury
Garvan
Moratorium Likely on Germany Cash Payments
Paris reports a probable moratorium on Germany's cash payments for the rest of the year after a conference between Dr. Fisher head of the German debt commission and the reparations commission. In London Premier Poincare may be invited to discuss reparations with Lloyd George given conditions in Germany.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Reparations Commission
Fisher
German Debt Commission
Jondon
Poincare
France
London
Lloyd George
Woman Free On Bond In Husband Murder Case
Houston woman Martha Hazel Ryan age 25 posted 25000 bond and was held to the grand jury after a brief hearing on a murder charge. She is accused of fatally shooting her husband Dan W. Ryan boat owner last Wednesday night.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Martha Hazel Ryan
Liberty Today
Dover Resigns as Assistant Treasury Official
Washington reports Elmer Dover of Tacoma Washington assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of customs and internal revenue has submitted his resignation effective July 16 as part of the Blair Dover controversy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Treasury
Elmer Dover
Tacoma
France Retains Experts at The Hague Conference
Paris reports France will keep its experts at The Hague through the Russian affairs conference remaining in official circles today announced.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
The
Hague
Trekking Back from Hunger in Russia’s Famine Belt
Ragged children and adults fled hunger on the Volga last autumn and trek back to homes in Saratoff Samara Kazan and other rail hubs. They arrive in poorer condition after finding other provinces inhospitable and food scarce. Americans provide relief aid.
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Associated Press
Saratoff
Russia
Dulta
Volga
Samara
Kazan
Interference with US mails during rail shopmen strike
Reports from Washington show mail train schedules cut by several railroads amid the ongoing strike. Illinois troops fought snipers at Chicago and Alton shops, firing on a sentry while guards set up machine guns and awaited reinforcements. No injuries reported among soldiers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Washington
Post Office Department
National Guards
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago & Alton
Three Shots Fired at Chicago and Alton Shops
Springfield dispatch reports Colonel Culberson commanding Bloomington troops says only three shots were fired at the Chicago and Alton shops in Bloomington. The adjutant general received the official report detailing the incident and its limited gunfire.
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Springfield
Guardsmen Guard Rock Island Shops In Herrington Route
Two hundred Kansas National Guard units arrived in Topeka to protect the Rock Island shops and the water main from the city pumping station to the shops in Herrington Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas National Guard
Herrington
Rock Island
Guards Deployed Over Strike Actions In Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri July 11 Governor Hyde announced two National Guard units were sent to New Franklin after a strikers committee warned three Katy shop officials not to repair air brakes. He called the move a clear abridgement of the right to work by intimidation.
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Jefferson City
National Guards
New Franklin
Hyde
Norfolk & Western clerks strike approved in Cincinnati
President Witzgerald sanctions a strike of railway clerks freight handlers express and station employees on the Norfolk and Western railroad. The signalmen will handle disagreements separately and if no agreement is reached the dispute returns to the railroad labor board.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Witzgerald
Brotherhood
Helt
Railroad Labor Board
Norfolk & Western Walkout Quiet at Roanoke Offices
Roanoke Va July 11 no clerks joined the scheduled walkout at the Norfolk and Western general offices at 10 oclock a statement from the railway president office said the strike did not impact the headquarters today.
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Roanone
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & Western clerks strike in Winston-Salem
Thirty five clerks in Winston-Salem left their desks at 10 o'clock this morning in response to a strike call by the Norfolk & Western.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Norfolk & Western
Awaiting Hearings in Houston Courts Today
Houston July 11 suits in state and federal courts marked progress of the local legal actions with hearings set or pending. Local cases involve multiple parties and docket activity across jurisdictions.
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Houston
Texas
Truce Goes Into Effect in Ireland at Noon
A truce took effect in Ireland at noon signaling a pause in hostilities. In Washington, William Howard Taft was sworn in as Chief Justice of the United States.
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Mr. Taft
The
United States
Trial of Edgar Shelton Delayed in Klan Mask Incident
The Edgar Shelton case, charged with disturbing religious worship for trying to unmask a Ku Klux Klansman at a church service, was postponed to the county court's next term after the incident involving a promised envelope during a revival service.
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Austin
Texas
Edgar Shelton
Bielaski To Be Cited In Cuernavaca Court
Bruce Bielaski likely to be called within 48 hours to appear before the Cuernavaca court investigating his kidnapping. He would supplement a deposition given last week to a local judge. No arrest expected, but he may be asked to Cuernavaca to aid final investigation work.
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Associated Press
Mesteo City
Bruce Bielaski
Cuerpavaca
Cuernavaca
Coal price dispute draws non-union operators meeting
Washington reports representatives of non-union coal operators will gather at week’s end to discuss actions against smaller operators selling coal above the current maximum. Secretary Hoover Lind announces the issue amid efforts to curb price hikes and restore market stability.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wuereverent
Hoover Lind
Strike at Southern Pacific shops stalls rail traffic
Rail yards and shops faced worker strike with both sides awaiting a federal court hearing tomorrow on Southern Pacific injunction plea to stop interference with trains and shops. A separate state court application by ten nearby residents against armed guards at Texas and New Orleans road shops was set for July 20 hearing.
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Southern Pacific
Texas and
New Orleans
Signalmen Won’t Strike Confirmed by Union Leader
Chicago July 11 The brotherhood of railway signalmen will not strike for the present at least, says D W Helt president. Decision follows a conference between the union’s executive board and the railroad labor board.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
D. W. Helt
Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania section men quit in Dennison protest
One hundred Pennsylvania section men walked out in Dennison Ohio in protest of a 5 percent wage cut ordered by the company effective today.
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Dennison
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chinese Sects in Sonora Entrench in Fatal Clash
In Sonora tensions between the Chinese National League and Chinese Free Masonry escalated into months of deadly clashes. A federal expulsion order is sought for leaders of the two factions amid a wave of murders and alleged crimes connected to the rival groups.
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Mexico City
Sonora
Chines National League
Chinese Free Masonry
Athi
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