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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1920

Page

17

Webb County Texas to Hold Democratic Primary on July 24 1920

The general Democratic primary election is called to be held in Webb County Texas on the fourth Saturday in July the 24th for nominating candidates for state district county and precinct offices. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm with precinct voting places and presiding and associate judges listed. election conducted under Terrell Election Law.JUSTO S. PENN Chairman Dem Ex Com Webb County Texas.

Webb Texas Iturbide Street Francisco Garza Sanchez M. S. Ryan Manuel Barrera J. S. Westbrook J. L. Dannelley Matamoros Street Dario Sanchez A. H. Dodier Emeterio Mendoza L. H. Bruni A. R. Garcia Lincoln Street R. L. Muller Chas. Frees D. M. Valdez Stein P. P. Leyendecker C. C. Biggio W. N. Young North Laredo School House Steve Simon Ambrose Johnson Dolores John Db. Davis Claude F. Claflin Palafox J. B. Johnson E. M. Robins Agustin Vidales’ Ranch Val Linke Julius Kruger

Call for Precinct Conventions in Webb County Democrats

Webb County Democrats are notified that Precinct Primary Conventions will meet at voting places after polls close on July 24, 1920. Delegates will be chosen for the County Convention and one member of the Democratic Executive Committee for two years. Presiding election judges serve as temporary chairmen. Justo S. Penn.

Webb County Democratic Executive Committee Justo Penn Texas

Nine in ten Chicago students attend church

The University of Chicago questionnaire of 2,065 students shows nine of ten students attend church. One in three women and two in five men said they worked to pay for school, with one student noting he earned part of his income by teaching Chinese to English.

Associated Press Chicago University of Chicago

Birth anniversaries of church and university figures

Today marks several birthday anniversaries. Rev. Charles L Mead, new Methodist bishop, born Vienna New Jersey 52 years ago. Most Rev Clarendon N Worrell, Anglican archbishop of Nova Scotia, born Smiths Falls Ontario 67 years ago. Dr Josiah H Penniman, acting Provost of University of Pennsylvania, born Concord Massachusetts. Rt Rev Thomas F Davies, Episcopal bishop of Western Massachusetts, born Philadelphia 48 years ago. Michael J Gibbons, boxer from St Paul, born 32 years ago.

Charles L. Mead Methodist Episcopal Church Vienna N. J Clarendon N. Worrell Nova Scotia Smith’s Falls Ont Josiah H. Penniman University of Pennsylvania Concord Mass Thomas F. Davies Episcopal Western Massachusetts Philadelphia Michael J. Gibbons St. Paul

Harding To Be Told The News In Marion Engagement

Senator Warren G Harding prepares to be notified of his Republican presidential nomination in Marion Ohio The event signals the launch of the campaign with Henry Cabot Lodge delivering the notification amid large crowds and global media attention in Garfield Park and local venues.

Mavion. O Warren G. Harding Chicago United States Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Harding Marion Marion Civic Association Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Garfield Park T. Coleman Dupont Delaware Lawrence Y. Sherman Ilinois Joseph B. Keating Indiana David W. Mulvane Kansas Willis CC Cook South Dakota H. O. Bursum New Mexico R. K. Hynicka Ohio Will H. Hays Republican Glee Club of Columbus T. H. McFee Trinity Baptist Church of Senator Lodge Senator Harding America Joseph M. Denning St. Mary's Church of

English literature professor Penniman marked by anniversary

In Concord Massachusetts born fifty two years ago he graduated from Pennsylvania in 1890. He joined the university as English instructor in 1892 later becoming assistant professor and then professor of English literature. He served as dean of the college faculty from 1897 to 1906 before resigning to focus on literary work. He is recognized as a leading authority in English drama of Shakespeare’s era.

Josiah H. Penniman University of Pennsylvania Concord Mass Pennsylvania Shakespeare

Timeline of notable events from 1629 to 1886 and a Boston expo

A compact chronology lists historic captures and sieges from 1629 Quebec to 1886 Gladstone resignation, plus 1871 British Columbia entry into Confederation and 1878 death of George Forster Shepley. It notes a National Shoe and Leather Exposition opening in Boston for the week.

Quebec David Kirke Kinglish John Prideaux Fort Niagara Caroline Ann Southey Confederate States Congress Richmond Bavaria Baden Wurtemberg Hesse-Darmstadt Prussia France British Columbia George Forster Shepley Louisiana Portland Saco William &. Gladstone Boston

Community notices and social events in local city column

Readers receive invitations for church meeting at 4 PM Tuesday and a bridge party at 9 30 AM Wednesday in honor of Miss Thomas of Tucson. Numerous visits, travels, and social events across Alice, Beeville, Pearsall, Utopia, and Nuevo Laredo, plus library adds and club activities.

Horace Hamlin Thomas Tucson Arizona C. C. Burr Ernestine Tanner Alice Jesse Applewhite Rosita Mary Jesse MacDonald Kathleen* Heaner Martha Anderson Ora Lee Camp

Senator Lynch Davidson Sees Good Outlook for Campaign

Special to the Times reports Senator Lynch Davidson of Houston, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, is pleased with the outlook and confident of victory on July 24. He notes Senate Bill No. 97 raises deputy county official salaries by 25 dollars monthly, approved by the Assistant Attorney General. Davidson, a bill author, says higher pay attracts capable officials and aligns with his platform.

the Times Houston Lynch Davidson Senate C. L. Stone Davidson Attorney General’s Department Texas Groesbeck

You Guard Against Burglars, But What About Rats

Rats steal millions of dollars' worth of grain chickens eggs and other property. They destroy property and threaten health. If you are troubled with rats try RAT-SNAP. It kills them and prevents odors. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Comes in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold and guaranteed by A Deutz & Brother City Drug Co and Sanitary Grocery.

A. Deutz & Brother City Drug Co Sanitary Grocery

Not Born to Poverty Aids Near East Relief

A call to action condemns assuming poverty among Near East children and urges readers to donate clothing now. The piece explains how garments go to the homeless and orphans and promotes a monthly five dollar donation to Near East Relief, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, to feed and shelter a child.

Near East Madison Avenue New York

Novel bull fight in Gary Minnesota ends with rescue

Mrs Hans Strommen used an axe to save her husband from an enraged bull at their barn. The bull charged and pinned the man, but one decisive blow from her axe disabled the animal, ending the danger. The incident occurred near July 20 in Gary, Minnesota.

Associated Press Gary Minn Hans Strommen Spain

Mysterious rifle fire drives Kansas man from home

W C Mayberry, a truck gardener near Kansas City Kansas, fled his home after witnessing clocklike rifle shots every three minutes. He told the sheriff he had recently argued with nearby Black residents who crossed his land, then moved his family and livestock to a friend’s house several miles away.

Associated Press Kansas City W. C. Mayberry Kansas Mabry

Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau

The Times reports the daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau New Orleans. Tonight and Wednesday are expected to be cloudy.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co

Woman crushed by python in Swiss music hall tragedy

A woman performer was killed when a giant python crushed her in a Swiss music hall while the audience applauded, assuming the incident was part of her act. The event sparked shock as authorities investigated the deadly accident and the handler faced questions about safety procedures.

Shamrock Leads In International Cup Yacht Race

Sandy Ock July 20 Shamrock leads the triangular course with 10 miles sailed ahead of the American defender Resolute. Resolute is 600 yards behind as weather threatens finish within six hours. Lipton's Shamrock initially started ahead but trailed briefly before overtaking the Resolute at 1 10 p m.

Associated Press Sandy Ock Resolute Sandy Hook Lipton Shamrock Saila

Many Borrowers Reported in Federal Land Bank System

Associated Press reports from Houston July 20 that Judge W H Joyce says 126000 actual borrowers are in the Federal Land Bank system. Deposits total 560000000 with all land banks paying dividends. Over 40000 farm loan associations are connected with the bank system.

Associated Press Houston Texas Federal Land Bank W. H. Joyce Land Bank Washington

Optimism in Mexico Reported by U S Consuls

United States consular agents along the border and interior Mexico report optimism about political and social prospects. Sonora is highlighted for excellent economic conditions with prosperous agriculture, full operation of mining companies, and a stable political situation under the new regime.

Associated Press el Pso Texas Mexico United States el Paso Chamber of Commerce Sonora

Texas Guard Cavalry Encampment Set At Camp Mabry

More than a thousand Texas National Guard cavalry of the First Division under Brigadier General John A. Halen will encamp at Camp Mabry August 6 for two weeks of training. Brigadier Generals Jake Wolters and R. H. McDill will lead the First and Second Brigades. The camp will include rifle range expansion costing $30,000 for full-distance practice. An aero squadron is being formed and may participate.

Associated Press Autio Texas Texas National Guard John A. Halen N. G Camp Mabry Austin Adjutant General’s Department National Yard Teoopers Texas Guard

United States railway labor board grants large wage rises

The United States railway labor board awarded nearly two million organized railway workers wage increases totaling about six hundred million dollars. The raise averages around 21 percent and is retroactive to May 1. The decision preserves current rules and conditions, with a referendum to follow among union members within about a month. Leaders of major unions and railroad managers attended the unveiling.

Associated Press Chicago United States Railway Labor Board United States Railway Administration New Railroad Union John Graunan Chicago Yardmen’s Union BE. T. White Western Managers’ Association

Republican plans set for state convention in Dallas

Dallas July 20 Republican campaign plans in Texas will be well halted by August 10 when the State Republican convention is to be held in Dallas, officials said. George I. Rothland of the state executive committee announced the date for the convention.

Associated Press Dallas Texas George I. Rothland Tate Executive Committee

No More Baseball for Gandil After Illness

Chi Gandil star first baseman of the Chicago White Sox, recently bought by the Yellowstone League for 10000, has been released and will not play this season. He is reported to be suffering from appendicitis and travels to Los Angeles where an operation is expected.

Associated Press Pocatelly Inaho Chi¢” Gandil Chicago White Sox St. Anthony Snake River Gandil Los Angeles

Plague threat warned by Kansas City health chief

Dr. E B Bullock, Kansas City health director, warns bubonic plague could spread inland from seacoast towns via infected fleas carried by rats. A single infected rat in a box car could contaminate thousands of others, risking an inland epidemic.

Associated Press Kansas City Bnland Points EB. H. Bullock Bullock

Fort McIntosh 24-Hour Weather Report Summary

Observations for Fort McIntosh show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a maximum temperature of 103 degrees and a minimum of 77. Winds come from the southeast as a general direction. Skies are clear.

Focal Weather Report Fort McIntosh

Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praised

Summer complaint in children is said to be far less deadly with Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy when used with castor oil and proper diet. A Butler Tennessee man, W G Cambell, reports it far superior to all prior remedies for summer complaints in children.

Chamberlain W. G. Cambell Butler, Tenn

Webb County Republican Club Seeks Organized Help

Notice urges Republicans in Webb County to join the Webb County Republican Club to aid campaigns for the November elections. Membership cards available from officers or members. AUG CG. RICHTER designated as Chim Publicity Com. 7-19-6t.

Webb County Republican Party United States Republican Club Richter Chim Publicity

Bryan and Sunday May Be The Ticket

Early delegates arriving for the Prohibition party national convention in Lincoln discuss Bryan's potential leadership and a running mate. Billy Sunday is frequently mentioned as Bryan's possible VP choice, with Walderwood noting Bryan’s recent stance implies acceptance if offered.

Presa Lincoln Prohibition Party Bryan Billy Sunday W. G.walderwood National Committee

England Warns Russia Over Polish Advance Trade Talks

London reports England believes negotiations with Soviet Russia will end if Bolsheviks keep advancing into Poland. No details on duration or participants.

Associated Press London England Russia Poland

Cattle Anthrax Quarantine Hits Texas Counties

Fort Worth reports state veterinarians have quarantined Edwards Kennedy Uvalde and Val Verde counties in response to cattle anthrax outbreaks. Authorities move quickly to contain the disease and safeguard livestock.

Texas Associated Press Fort Worth Edwards, Kennedy, Uvalde Valverde

Galveston Conference to Discuss Troop Removal

Plans for withdrawing state troops from Galveston will be debated in a conference there tomorrow. Citizens, Governor Hobby and Attorney General will meet, with all three departing for Galveston tonight.

Austin Texas Galveston Hobby

Corpus Christi Boy Scout prize for exterminating rats

In Corpus Christi Texas July 20 a pair of field glasses is offered by D A Huddleston at Scout headquarters to the boy who turns over the most dead rats. Since the rat war began upon balcony plague findings in gulf ports nearly 1 000 rats have been killed. Dr A W Davidson donated the glasses as the prize to the top exterminator.

Corpus Christi Texas D. A. Huddleston Scout Gulf Ports A. W. Davidson

Negroes Also to Be Used for Cotton Picking

Corpus Christi Texas July 20 White persons and negroes from the southwest will be included in the cotton picking force this year in this section reports to the Rural Landowners Association. Heretofore most labor has been Mexican. A San Patricio county farmer returned from a trip with 200 negro pickers. Many replies to picker ads were from white men seeking rental plots next year.

Associated Press Corpus Christi Texas Southwest Rural Landowners’ Association San Patricio County

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh

Ohio notary swears Frank J Cheney senior partner of EF J Cheney & Co will pay 100 dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Ad copies internal use claim and blood-borne action, with testimonials offered. Product sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney EF. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason J. Cheney & CO

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