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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1919

Page

11

Pigeon News From London To Fiume Santa Casa Tales

In London a wounded war pigeon earned praise for message delivering despite eye injuries. Afghan superstition ties love luck to a baked frog powder. Schleswig Holstein dispute reviewed with 1864 and 1866 wars. Adams first extra session noted from 1797. Fiume Santa Casa tale recalls angelic transport failures and a famed relic.

London Aghaanistan Schleswig-Holsten Prussia Denmark Austria Schlewig-Holstein Sadowa Schleswig-Holstein United States Congress John Adams United States France Pinckney Adams Congress

Big Time Event at San Isabel Recalls Joyous Army Social

Co C 37th Infantry at San Isabel Texas hosts a lively evening under Mr Tarlton of the Y M C A with Miss Rogers of Little Rock Ark Miss Penn and Mr Ernst Buenz singing Miss Irene Leyendecker and Miss Merceil Lake on ukulele and dancing led by Miss Marzelle Beene chaperones Mr and Mrs Mackin and Mr and Mrs Bradbury. Corporal Unger introduces the Riverbot tom quartet with Lane Greene Morrow and Holmes. mess hall treats and lemonade followed.

Laredo San Isabel Texas Rio Grande Tarlton Rogers Little Rock Ark Penn Ernst Buenz Irene Leyendecker Merceil Lake Marzelle Beene Mackin Lane Greene Morrow Holmes Co. C, 37Th Infantry

Your Troubles May Be a Warning of a Nervous Breakdown

A health warning notes that most nervous breakdowns start with minor signs such as braining, memory lapses, insomnia, indigestion and irritability. It argues early physical causes precede full nervous system collapse.

Laredo High School Commencement at Royal Opera House

The Class of 19 commencement at the Royal Opera House starts 8 30 pm and lasts about two hours. State superintendent Annie Webb Blanton arrives to deliver an Education talk. Senior class presents the one act play The Romancers with extra features by participants. Nominal admission is charged. crowd expected despite the fee.

Laredo High School Royal Opera House Annie Webb Blanton Laredo Rostand Opera House

Social Calendar Honors Miss Blanton With Luncheon

Friday luncheon at Hotel Hamilton 12:45 by Tuesday Music and Literary Club. Woman's Club hosts reception at Latin-American Club 4 o'clock honoring Miss Blanton. Saturday Sunbeam Band meets church at 4 in afternoon. Soldiers Club dance in evening.

Hamilton Miss Blanton Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church

Auction Notice of Block 42 Property in Laredo

For Sale. The northwest corner of Block 42, W. D., Laredo. Contains 344 lots, or 110 feet front west on Market Plaza, by 183 feet for depth on Hidalgo street. For further particulars apply to B. Chacon, executor estate E. B. de Garcia, deceased, 1219 Grant street. 6-3-1m.

Block 42 W. D Laredo Market Plaza Hidalgo Street B. Chacon E. B. de Garcia Grant Street

Rockies Travel Folder Urges Summer Resort Visits

The United States Railroad Administration releases illustrated folders to promote pleasure travel to Colorado and Utah Rockies. The 64 page Colorado and Utah Rockies folder includes 70 illustrations six maps and an introduction by Edwin L Sabin. Free distribution via Consolidated Ticket Offices and the Chicago Bureau of Service.

United State Railroad Administration United States Colorado Utah Rockies Bureau of Service Chicago Utah Edwin L. Sabin Rocky Mountain

Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Relief and Rest

The article promotes Chamberlains Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism, claiming it brings relief from pain and suffering, allowing sufferers to rest and sleep. It emphasizes the condition as common and hard to endure, highlighting the liniment as a soothing solution.

Hidden Life and Local Notices Echo Postwar News

Poem excerpt on sacred unity by Charles Gordon Ames leads into General Mention items. Local society notes report travels and arrivals including Murl O Keefe, Mrs P F E Arthur, W T Hill, R C Robinson, Omar Mann, C W Cook, Alphonse Siros, Wilhelmina Born, A C Hamilton, Lieut Benj Irby, Miss Baldridge, Leonard Haynes, Leonard Craig, Roy and Louis Yaeger, and Gerald Sielski. Also announcements from the Baptist church Women’s Missionary Auxiliary.

Circle A and church groups host social events this week

Circle A hosts refreshments for Mrs J C Martin and bridge at 9:30 Saturday. The Jewish Welfare Board ends Border operations June 1 with a last dance at J W B Hall Sunday night. Miss Julia Schultz marks 25 years teaching with a gold watch gift from former pupils. W M A Baptist circles held regular meetings with Bible study, sewing, quilting, and social ice treats. A notable bridge party by Mrs G C Shiner featured orange white decor and a prize basket for Mrs Joe Moser.

Jewish Welfare Board J. W. B. Hall Julia Schultz Urbahn Schultz Circle B D. Z. Windrow C. M. Henry Annie Pace Mesdames Black Landrum Simmons Henry Craig Hodge Pullen Peace Witting Windrow G.C. Shiner H. W. Austin Joe Moser Mesdames Ty. A. Leyendecker Weber E. H. Buenz Joe Martin Cluck Mesdamies Fleee Jones John Martin Cogley Bobbbitt Lafon J. B. Morton DeWolf C. Jefferies Kemper Josephine Sauvignet Pauline Rodgers Little Rock A. B. McCulloch H. M. Austin

Local business visitors check in at city

Walter Walthall of the G F Cotter Supply Co Houston is in the city. C A Swedberg returned home yesterday from a pleasure trip to Chicago and other points. Chas E Wynne southern representative of the Lewin Metals Corporation St Louis is in the city for a short visit.

Walter Walthall G. F. Cotter Supply Co Houston C. A. Swedberg Chicago Chas. E. Wynne Southern The Lewin Metals Corporation of St. Louis

War in Review May 30 One Year Ago

One year ago today in the war dated May 30 the Germans advanced to within two miles of Rheims. Reports note the first fabricated steel ship launched at Newark Bay New Jersey. A munitions explosion at Jassy capital of Roumania killed four hundred people.

Rheims Newark Bay N. J Jassy Roumania

Germany blocked from joining league of nations by France

Paris May 30 AP reports France opposes Germany's admission to the league of nations. Despite support from other powers, Germany cannot join now. Also note Greek forces land at Aviali Asia Minor near Smyrna with light Turkish resistance.

Associated Press Paris France Germany League of Nations Aviali Asia Minor Smyrna

Villa warns U S permission to move troops could unleash forces

By Associated Press El Paso May 30 Villa says Carranza requests to move troops from Sonora through border states. He warns that neither he nor any commander can hold their men if Washington grants such permission.

Carranza Villistas Associated Press el Paso Sonora Villa Washington

Movement of 36th Division Arrives in New York

Seventy-one officers and 2,100 men of the 36th division from Texas and Oklahoma landed in New York today from Brest. The dispatch includes the 111th Engineers, the 111th Sanitary Train, four ambulance sections, a detachment of the 144th Infantry and Co. G, 142d Infantry. They will be assigned to Camps Dix Bowie Sherman Upton Pike and Travis.

Associated Press New York 36Th Texas Oklahoma Brest 111Th Engineers 111Th 144Th Infantry Co. G 142D Infantry Dix Bowie Sherman Upton Pike Travis

Socialist Party Suspends 25000 Extremist Wing Members

Ten members of the national executive council in Chicago report that 25 000 extremists in the party have been suspended by vote of the committee.

Associated Press Chicago National Executive Council The Socialist Party

Memorial Day events mark wars veterans nationwide

Veterans from three wars unite in Memorial Day observances across the United States. The centennial birth anniversary of Rt. Rev. Benjamin Wister Morris is noted, alongside joint meetings of the South Carolina and Georgia State Bar association at Tybee Island, Georgia. Harvard University to host the Memorial Day address by former Kentucky Governor Augustus E. B. Wilson.

United States America Benjamin Wister Morris Oregon Alexander Pope South Carolina Georgia State Bar Association Tybee Island Augustus EB. Wilson Kentucky Harvard University

Death of Mrs Luda Henderson and Infant in Austin

In Austin on May 28 the death of Mrs Luda Henderson wife of Tom G Atlee and their infant child was reported to relatives in Laredo. The remains were moved to Crandall Texas for the funeral at the family home. The bereaved family has many friends in sympathy.

Laredo Austin Luda Henderson Tom G. Atlee Crandall Texas

Cavalry Reinforcement Ordered to Big Bend District

El Paso Texas May 36 The first squadron of the Fifth Cavalry stationed at Fort Bliss has been ordered to the Big Bend district east of El Paso to take station under Colonel Langhorne and reinforce the Eighth Cavalry.

el Paso Texas Fifth Cavalry Fort Bliss Big Bend Langhorne Eighth Cavalry

Details of Villista council at Parral May 59 disclosed

A manifesto from the Villista council at Parral May 59 named Felipe Angeles provisional president and Villa secretary of war. Dario W. Silva, a former Villa ally, released the details promising protection for foreigners who mind their own business and stay out of factional support.

Dallas Texas Villista Council Parral Felipe Angeles Mexico Villa Dario W. Silva Statti

Paper Bullets Made From Kraft Fibre Astonish Germans

London May 30 report describes kraft fiber from Norway and Sweden used in upholstery, carpets, tents, and even bullets. Paper bullets were fired at Germans late in the war. their workers later found the inner nickel shell concealed ordinary paper, sparking outcry about poisoned or explosive bullets.

London Norway Sweden England

Daniels vows USshipbuilding surge after Hog Island launches

Secretary Daniels declared the United States will not trust foreign ships again as five steel freighters were launched at Hog Island shipyards in Philadelphia in a record single day, marking a peak in domestic shipbuilding.

Gy Associated Press Philadelphia United States Secretary Daniels Hog Island

Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau

The Times reports a daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau in New Orleans. Today shows no report labeled Holiday with no data provided.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans The Telephone Co

Local Fort McIntosh Weather Observations

Fort McIntosh reports a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a note of Holiday no report. No other measurements or conditions are provided in the readable text.

Fort McIntosh

Wilson Urges End Of Secret Councils In Memorial Day Address

President Wilson told listeners in France that the day of secret councils is past as people take the helm. He defended the league of nations in a May 30 memorial address at Suresnes American cemetery. In Washington Memorial Day exercises, Arlington and other sites honored soldiers with G A R and War Veterans participation.

Associated Press Paris Wilson Suresnes Tatesmen League of Nations Washington Arlington Taional Cemetery United States Soldiers Home Rliuetian France

NC4 Seaplane Lands In Mondego River North Of Lisbon

A military seaplane, NC4, landed in the Mondego River about 160 miles north of Lisbon amid an Atlantic flight. Navy officials report no reason for the landing but assume possible engine trouble. The Rochester cruiser received the message via Lieut. Commander Read today.

Associated Press Washington Mondego River Lisbon O. Lk Rochester Navy Department

NC-4 Forced Landing En Route to Plymouth

The NC-4 left Lisbon at 5 20 this morning and landed on the Mondego river near Figueroa about 160 miles north of Lisbon. It will not reach Plymouth today as planned.

Plymouth Eng NC-4 Lisbon Mondego River Figueroa

Washington Trapshooting Tourney Opens in Yakima

Crack shots from the Northwest gathered at Yakima Washington today for the opening of the state trapshooting tournament. The event runs through Saturday and Sunday with the final day hosting the title events.

Yakima Wash Northwest

Change of curates in parish causes mixed reaction

A parish sees a change of curate with a prominent member asking his chauffeur about the new man Barney replies hes middling but cant compare to the old curate who could fully describe hell.

Cation Barney Hell

Annual Meeting Notice of Texas Mexican Railway Company

The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the company office in Laredo Texas on June 25 1919 at 9 00 A M to elect Directors and address business. The Board will meet immediately after adjournment. Secretary L V Boniger 5 24 30t.

The Texas-Mexican Railway Company Laredo Texas L. V. Boniger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fiume Santa Casa of Loretto Palestine Italy Guarnero Gulf Alexander Jesus Holy Land City Drug Co State Superintendent of Public Instruction Revoce Violet Oberfeldt Society Soldiers Club Rockies Eden Charles Gordon Ames Murl O'Keefe California W. T. Hill Gunter San Antonio Express Mrs. R. C. Robinson Columbus Mrs. Putman Mr. Robinson Omar Mann San Antonio C. W. Cook Lieut Alphonse Siros Wilhelmina Born Corpus Christi A. C. Hamilton Benj. E. Irby Hal W. Greer Anson Evelyn Baldridge Zapata Baldridge Miss Baldridge May Foster Leonard Haynes Los Angeles Cali Leonard Craig Mercy Hospital Craig Messrs Roy and Louis Yaeger Hebbronville Gerald E. Sielski Mrs. M. Sielski the Baptist Church J. C. Martin Harry Swartz Lecenger Bridge Miss Schultz Baptist Church Albert Beddoe Mesdames Trout Herner Bergman Ince Bell Jennings Circle C Ciyele PD W. B. Heaner Camp Mesdames Milton Sallee J. M. Sallee Heaner Vilistas CRS Chihuahua State the League Ghanas Witited Wilson Mayee Ee Oands Presia Cote Port Today SECRE Tary Daniels AT Weather Forecast Saddle Pres. Wilson
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