Society Notes Round Out Local Social Season
Miss Annie Alexander and Miss Francis Alexander traveled to Rochester to visit their sister Mrs. De Meyer. Mrs. Earl Stafford of Brownsville visits Laredo with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Muter. Carrie May Henry visits her brother C. M. Henry. Mrs. McMillan and two children return from a visit with Mrs. C. H. Guinn. W. Y. Bunn returns from Alabama. Garza Cantu family plans to move back to Monterey. Ruth Chamberlain visits grandparents Judge and Mrs. Slaughter. Laura Mudd visits California sister and will return to San Antonio. T. P. Haff visits from San Antonio. D. Z. Windrow to visit Maria. Bettie Adking to return from Refugio. Clara Nelson resumes library hours 9 am to noon and 4:36 pm to 8 pm. WwW. M. U. meets Circle B. W. M. U. of the Baptist Church held sewing and business, hostess lists. Bridge party hosted by Miss Dorosette Thomas and guests from San Antonio, Washington, D. C., Houston, and Brownsville. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Mailer, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Gilbreath, and honorees with lace towels. nonplayers receive prize. Attendees include many Brownsville and San Antonio society members.
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Miss
Other Hirsch
DeRosette Thomas
Tuccoo
Arizona
Mesdames A. Williams
Sidney Katz
San Antonio
Frederick Gilbreath
Washington, D. C
G. C. Lecenger
Houston
R. L. Mailer
A. C. Hamilton
Gilbreath
Aline Tambton
Amar Penn
Clearwater
Lucile Murphy
Bettie Beene
Josephine Sauvignet
Mesdames Anderson
RH. HH. Buenz
M. J. Diaz
A. ¢. Hamilton
M. A. Hirsch
Lafon
A. Wormser
Wlow
J. W. Brewster
Alice
H. Ghick
Bobbitt
J. S. Penn
McKinney
Iewin
Jefferies
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Advertisement
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised by users for effective relief. The ad urges try it when needing such a remedy and notes it consistently wins good opinion among customers.
Lemon Sets Record at Southern Olympic Tryouts in New Orleans
Dallas athlete Lemon emerged as the lone record-breaker at the recent Southern Olympic tryouts in New Orleans, highlighting a standout performance amid the field.
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New Orleans
Lemon
Dallas
Bill Shakespeare
Summer Complaint Endorsed By Butler Resident
Mr W G Cambell of Butler Tennessee reports using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children. He says there is less illness now with general use and claims that with the remedy castor oil and proper diet nearly all cases recover. He states it is far ahead of anything he has used for this purpose.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Cambell
Butler, Tenn
Sharkey to Meet Val Moore in East Chicago Bout
Chicago July 16 Jack Sharkey the conqueror of Jimmy Wilde will fight Val Moore in East Chicago tomorrow night The ten round bout is set at the Last Chicago club with Moore described as a clever Memphis boxer and Shar key the English flyweight conqueror of Wilde.
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Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Wilde
East Chicago
Val Moore
Memphis
Loss of Appetite and Digestive Rest
Advice notes that temporary appetite loss is common and not serious. Skipping meals briefly, spacing five hours apart, and moderate outdoor exercise aid recovery. If caused by constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended to correct it promptly.
Davis Cup resumes as tennis experts meet in England
Twenty five years ago Michigan iron miners struck for two dollar daily wages. After five years away due to war, the world Davis Cup contests resume in England today. Harvard Stadium hosts the final trials to select the American track and field team for the Antwerp Olympics.
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Michigan
England
Harvard Stadium
United States
Antwerp
Tanlac credited for swift health turn in Seattle worker
William Delaney of the City Street Department says four months of confinement and stomach trouble, indigestion, cramps, rheumatism, and insomnia vanished after taking Tanlac, now enjoying strong appetite, sleep, and weight gain. Windrow Bros. sell Tanlac in Laredo.
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William Delaney
City Street Department
Fairview Ave
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Delaney
Taniac
Tanlac
Laredo Chamber official praised by Board of Trade
A letter from J. W. Kenney, commissioner of the Board of Trade at New Castle PA, says the former Laredo Chamber of Commerce secretary remains active and well pleased with New Castle. News notes include local ads, repairs, and theater listings amid Mexico unrest and rail disruption.
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the Times
J. W. Kenney
Board of Trade
New Castile
Laredo
Aged Texas convict granted full pardon today
Bill Edwards, a 70 year old Texas convict who profited from oil on Callahan county land and twice refused pardons, asked for a pardon as a birthday gift. He had been sentenced to 86 years for killing C. A. Rogers, serving nine and a half years before the governor granted him a full pardon today.
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Sy Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Bill Edwards
Callahan County
Colquitt
Ferguson
Hobby
Oday
Edwardia
Hastland County
C. A. Rogers
Legion Convention Set in Houston for August
Two hundred forty two Texas posts of the American Legion have been officially notified of the state convention to be held in Houston August 23 24. State headquarters expect 1 890 delegates to attend and foresee a decision on whether Texas will approve the soldier bonus.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
American Legion
Houston
Texas Legion
Pablo Gonzalez to face immediate trial in Mexico
Associated Press reports in Mexico City say General Pablo Gonzalez, once a presidential candidate and alleged revolutionary leader in Nuevo Leon, will be tried at once. A three-general court is appointed, and a draft coup plan found in General Carlos Garcia’s pocket outlines ousting government departments and a provisional president chosen by congress after state control.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzalez
Nuevo Leon
Excelsior
Carlos Garcia
Perez Revista
Congress
State tax board defers ad valorem rate decision
Austin July 16 Associated Press reports the state tax board deferred fixing the ad valorem tax rate until next Tuesday. The delay shifts the decision to a later meeting to set assessments and levy guidance.
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Ity Associated Press
Austin
Texas
State Tax Board
German delegates agree in principle on coal terms
German delegates at the conference stated they agree in principle with the allied terms on Germanys coal deliveries but will seek changes to certain articles in the allied note. The announcement came just before they entered talks with the allied ministers at the Spa conference.
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Associated Press
Spa
Germany
Subway in Tokio to be first in Japan charter granted
Tokio receives a charter for a subway as part of a vast transport upgrade in Tokio and Osaka. Officials plan tens of millions for street improvements, harbor work, a new sewage system, and canal expansion. The two cities face crowded streets, rising rents, and housing shortages as population grows.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Osaka
Manchester
Atr
New York
London
Paris
British denial on armistice reply from Soviet Russia
British officials said no reply had been received from the Russian Soviet government regarding London’s proposal for an armistice between Russia and Poland. The statement stressed that no communication had been received to date and kept the matter under consideration.
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Spa
Russia
Poland
Mae Murray at Strand in The A B C of Love
Mae Murray appears at the Strand tomorrow in her new Pathe Leonce Perret production The A B C of Love a charming romantic comedy drama. The petite star delivers one of her most vivacious roles in corking entertainment.
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Mae Murray
Strand
Strand Theatre
Leonce Perret
Pathe
Corking
Plans of Prohibitionists Convene in Lincoln Next Week
Chicago July 16. The Prohibition party will hold its quadrennial national convention in Lincoln Nebraska with delegates from all states arriving to decide the party’s future. Leaders anticipate continuing the party as a separate organization and active involvement in the national campaign despite dissatisfaction with Republican and Democratic platforms. The drys see a rare opening this year and expect exceptional turnout for the Lincoln meeting.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Prohibition Party
National Executive Committee
Lincoln
Governor Hobby replies to NAACP on Paris lynching
In Austin on July 16 Governor Hobby wired James W. John son secretary of the NAACP in New York that Lamar county and Texas are amply able to take care of the situation without outside suggestions. The message responded to a request to use his power to apprehend and punish the mob responsible for the July 5 Paris lynching of two Negroes.
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Austin
Texas
Hobby
James W. Johnon
National Association For the Advancement of Coljored People of
New York
Paria
Lamar County
Paris
Situation in Hand at Galveston Under Martial Law
Galveston Texas July 16 military authorities have forces organized for policing after the governor suspended the city police and officials yesterday. Soldiers replaced police last night and made fewer than six arrests of ordinary character. No developments to support rumors of the fire department’s refusal to work during martial law.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Fire Department
Wheat Prices Fall as Market Turns Weak in Chicago
Chicago notes extraordinary weakness in the wheat market with December delivery sinking over 100 cents per bushel before a brief rally. Bearish weather forecasts and scarce money discussed as causes, with December wheat dropping to 2.60 and touching 2.62 dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Resolute Set for Second Race After Repairs
The cup sloop Resolute, whose throat vilyards parted during yesterday’s race with Stamrock, is undergoing repairs and is expected to be ready for tomorrow’s second race. Sailors insist the Resolute proved the fastest boat yesterday.
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Sy Associated Presa
Sandy Hook
Resolute
Stamrock
Vancouver forms Japanese hockey and baseball club
Sporting notes report a club of Japanese hockey and baseball enthusiasts formed in Vancouver. The Louisville board of aldermen set a $500 license fee for boxing bouts in the city. Lord Harris, a renowned English college cricketer from fifty years ago, still plays at seventy. Wrestling gains in Richmond Virginia prompt plans for an open-air arena for the sport.
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Vancouver
Louisville Board of Aldermen
Lord Harris
Richmond
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau for local area
The Times reports a cloudy tonight and Saturday forecast from the US Weather Bureau. Fort McIntosh observations show a high of 100 and a low of 75 degrees with southeast winds and generally clear skies.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort Mcintosh
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H. G. DaCamara
Rossette Thomas
Annie
Francis Alexander
Rochester
Mrs. de Meyer
Earl Stafford
Brownsville
W. R. Muter
Carrie May Henry
City
Mr. C. M. Henry
Mr. W. Y. Bunn
Alabama
Carlos Garza Cantu
Monterey
Ruth Chamberlain
Judge
Mrs. Slaughter
Laura Mudd
Julia Moore
California
Annie Bee
T. P. Haff
D. Z. Windrow
Maria
Miss Bettie Adking
Refugio
Miss Nelson
Clara Nelson
M. U. Meets
Circle B. W. M. U. of the Baptist Church
Gussie Pullin
Mesdames Judkins
Meredith
Wall
Windrow
Clingenpeel
Mann
Landrum
Pace
Henry
Pullin
Liberty Bell
Liberty
Ion
San Antonio, Tex
Cho
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San Antonio Texas
Pal Moore
Delaney
ALY
Ocal News
Crescent Garage
Mexico
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International Realty Co
Salinas Avenue
J. &. Cotter
International Pontoon Bridge
Lincoln Street
J. E. Fowler
Juarez
Pablo Gonzales
de la Huerta
Walls
Gonzales
Fidel Cantu
Mary Miles Minter
Royal Theater
Marjorie
Nary
Will W. Gregg
Notery Public
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Farragut Street
W. J. Miller
Times
Money Makara
Pablo Gonzalez Alfred
Plan Revolu
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American Legon
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
S End
Subway
Ily Associated Press
GOV. Hobby
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