Social notes list visiting kin and upcoming returns
Miss Annie and Francis Alexander travel to Rochester to visit sister Mrs. Samuel Meyer. Mrs. Earl Stafford visits in Laredo with W. R. Muter. Miss Carrie May Henry tours the city visiting her brother C. M. Henry. Local residents and travelers move in and out of Brownsville and nearby towns with multiple visits, returns, and social engagements noted alongside library hours and a Baptist W M U meeting.
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Annie
Francis Alexander
Rochester
New York
Samuel Meyer
Earl Stafford
Brownsville
Laredo
W. R. Muter
Carrie May Henry
City
Mr. C. M. Henry
Ruth Chamberlain
San Antonio
Judge
Mrs. Slaughter
Laura Mudd
Julia Moore
California
Annie Bee
Ircle B. W. M. U. of the Baptist Church
Gussie Pullin
Mesdames Judkins
Meredith
Hall
Windrow
Clingenpeel
Mann
Iandrum
Pace
Henry
Pullin
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Promoted
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea remedy as consistently winning good opinion among users. It urges trying the medicine when in need of such a remedy.
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The text notes Lemon, a Dallas athlete, as the only record-breaker at the Southern Olympic tryouts in New Orleans. It attributes a Shakespeare quote about names to frame the point.
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New Orleans
Lemon
Dallas
Bill Shakespeare
Tanlac credited for cure of Seattle worker after four months home
William Delaney of the City Street Department says Tanlac restored his health after four months confined to his house. He reports improved digestion, appetite, sleep, weight gain, and greater energy, claiming the medicine transformed him into a "different man." The tonic is sold in Laredo by Windrow Bros.
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William Delaney
City Street Department
Fairview Ave
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Delaney
Taniac
Tanlac
Summer Complaint In Children Proved Fatal No More
There is not anything like so many deaths from this disease now as before Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy came into such general use. When this remedy is given with castor oil as directed and proper care is taken as to diet, it is safe to say that fully ninety nine out of every hundred cases recover. Mr. W. G. Cambell of Butler Tenn says he has used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children and it is far ahead of anything he has ever used for this purpose.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Cambell
Butler, Tenn
Sharkey to Meet Pal Moore in East Chicago Ring Clash
Chicago July 16 Jack Sharkey, famed conqueror of Jimmy Wilde, is set to fight Pal Moore in East Chicago tomorrow night. The Memphis boxer is slated as his opponent for a ten round contest at the East Chicago club.
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Chicago, II
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Wilde
East Chicago
Pal Moore
Memphis
How to Restore Appetite Through Diet and Exercise
There is little danger in temporary appetite loss. Skipping a meal or eating two daily for a few days can renew hunger. Allow five hours between meals for digestion and rest. Exercise daily and eat only as much as you crave. If constipation causes the loss, Chamberlain's Tablets can help.
Davis Cup resumes as England hosts world tennis trials
Twenty five years after a wage strike, the Davis Cup contests are to be resumed in England today with the world’s tennis experts competing. Harvard Stadium hosts what is billed as the greatest athletic meet in U S history for final trials to select the Olympic track and field team for Antwerp.
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Michigan
England
Harvard Stadium
United States
Antwerp
Money Maker Advertises in Times Want Ad
A fragment from a Times want ad announces a money making opportunity priced at eight pounds. The readable text suggests a classifieds style offer seeking participants or buyers with an emphasis on earnings and low entry cost.
Local News Items From The Times Of Laredo
A letter from J W Kenney commissioner of the Board of Trade New Castle Pa says the former Laredo Chamber of Commerce secretary is still doing well and pleased with New Castle. Local notices advertise sewing, shock absorbers for Fords, and repairs. Mexico border reports note train service suspended due to damage and bridges destroyed between Monterey and Nuevo Laredo by rebels. Real estate ads and property listings appear for Laredo area, oil and gas leases, and home sales. Other items mention Monterey news on General Pablo Gonzales arrested for conspiracy, electric lights and fans, auto painting and tops, nurse Marjorie at Royal Theater, and local services including plumbing notary public and printing.
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J. W. Kenney
Board of Trade of
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Laredo
Crescent Garage
Mexico
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Juarez
Pablo Gonzales
de la Huerta
Wallis
Gonzales
Fidel Cantu
Mary Miles Minter
Royal Theater
Marjorie
Will W. Greggs
Notary Public
Times Office
Farragut Street
Aged Texan Pardoned After Long Refusal
Texas convict Bill Edwards aged 70, who earned nearly a fortune from land in Callahan County, sought a pardon from Governor Hobby as a birthday gift after previously refusing pardons from Colquitt Ferguson and Hobby. He was sentenced to 386 years in Fastland County for killing C. A. Rogers and served nine and a half years before the governor granted him a pardon today.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Bill Edwards
Callahan County
Colquitt
Ferguson
Hobby
Oduy
Dwards
Fastland County
C. A. Rogers
American Legion to Hold State Meet in Houston
Two hundred forty two Texas posts have been notified of the state convention to be held in Houston August 23 24. State headquarters expect 1 800 delegates to attend and anticipate a decision on whether the Texas Legion approves the soldier bonus.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
American Legion
Houston
Texas Legion
Pablo Gonzalez to Stand Trial After Nuevo Leon Plot
In Mexico City on July 16 General Pablo Gonzalez, ex presidential candidate and alleged leader of an abortive Nuevo Leon revolution, was slated for immediate trial. A three-general court will hear the case, per Excelsior. A revolution plan draft found on General Carlos Garcia proposes ousting government departments and a provisional president chosen by Congress.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzalez
Nuevo Leon
Excelsior
Carlos Garcia
Perez Revista
Congress
State tax board delays ad valorem rate decision
The Texas state tax board postponed setting the ad valorem tax rate until next Tuesday while in Austin on July 16. The brief item notes the delay and location, with Associated Press as the source.
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Ity Associated Press
Austin
Texas
State Tax Board
German Delegates Agree in Principle on Allied Coal Terms
German delegates at the conference here agreed in principle with the allies on Germanys coal delivery terms and will seek changes to certain articles in the allied note before continuing talks with allied ministers this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Spa
Germany
Tokio Plans Major Subway and Railcity Upgrades
Tokio wins a subway charter marking Japan’s first, part of vast transport upgrades for Tokyo and Osaka. Officials aim to spend about 10 million on streets, 76 million on Osaka’s streetworks, plus 29 million on a new barrier. Greater Osaka expected to triple its 14 square miles as rents rise amid rapid population growth in both cities.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Osaka
New York
London
Paris
Tokyo
British claim on armistice reply with Russia disputed
Spa reports British officials denied receiving any reply from the Russian Soviet government regarding the British proposal for an armistice between Russia and Poland. The statement clarified no communication had been received to date.
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Spa
Russia
Poland
Prohibition Party Leaders to Convene in Lincoln
Prohibitionists plan to continue as a separate party and bid to influence the national campaign after the quadrennial convention in Lincoln Nebraska. Delegates from all states expected to attend as dry leaders assess Republican and Democratic platforms and presidential candidates.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Prohibition Party
Lincoln
Mae Murray at Strand in The A B C of Love
Mae Murray appears tomorrow at the Strand Theatre in her newest picture The A B C of Love a Leonce Perret production for Pathé. The charming romantic comedy drama showcases the petite star in one of her most vivacious and entertaining roles.
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Mae Murray
Strand Theatre
Leonce Perret
Pathe
Corking
Texas Governor pledges to handle Paris lynching mobs
Governor Hobby wired James W Johnson of the NAACP in New York saying Lamar County and Texas are amply able to take care of the situation without outside suggestions. The message responded to a request to use power to apprehend and punish those responsible for the Paris lynching of two Black men on July 5.
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Hy Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Hobby
James W. Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People of
New York
Paris
Lamar County
Galveston Martial Rule Under Governor Hobby
Galveston Texas July 16 military authorities have forces organized to police the city after the governor suspended the Galveston police force and city officials. Last night soldiers replaced police with few arrests of ordinary character and no sign of a fire department strike.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Lss
Fire Department
Wheat prices plunge on bearish weather and money worries
In Chicago on July 16, extraordinary weakness hit the wheat market. December delivery dropped over 10 cents a bushel, slipping to as low as 2.60 and touching 2.62 before a brief rally. Bearish weather reports fueled the decline as traders weighed money scarcity.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Resolute repairs advance for second race at Sandy Hook
Repairs on the cup sloop Resolute proceed with every prospect she will be ready for the second race tomorrow. Sailors claim the Resolute proved the fastest boat yesterday after throat halyards parted in the race that seemed to crown victory over Shamrock.
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
Resolute
Shamrock
Japanese hockey and baseball club formed in Vancouver
Sporting notes report a new club of Japanese hockey and baseball enthusiasts formed in Vancouver. The Louisville board of aldermen set a $500 license fee for boxing bouts. Lord Harris, famed English cricketer from fifty years ago, still plays at seventy. Richmond, Va., embraces wrestling enough to warrant an open-air arena.
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Vancouver
Louisville Board of Aldermen
Lord Harris
Richmond
Weather Forecast and Fort McIntosh Observations
The Times presents a daily forecast from the United States Weather Bureau New Orleans via the Telephone Co. Tonight and Saturday generally cloudy. Observations at Fort McIntosh for the last 24 hours end at 7 a.m. show a high of 100 degrees and a low of 75 with a southeast wind. Clear skies noted.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
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