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Associated Press Notice Reprint Policy
The notice states AP content is exclusively entitled to republication when credited or not, including local news published in the paper. It asserts AP news dispatches remain the property of the Associated Press and require proper attribution for republication.
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Peace conference duties extend beyond German treaty
Monday's note argues that Austrian and Turkey Bulgaria treaties remain to be signed, delaying final peace. It predicts the conference will take longer, with Wilson returning home while others stay to address post treaty tasks and future mandates.
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The New Pogrom Foretold in Russia and Poland
The article warns of a coming Russian pogrom worse than before, fueled by distress and anti Jewish sentiment. It blames Trotzky and Zenovieff and calls for Jews to reject renegades while noting pogroms already occur in Poland and fear of Bolshevik influence. The piece urges allied aid to curb violence and predicts Bolshevik downfall as a warning to politically involved Jews.
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Real Stewards Called as Church Urges Faithful Service
Rev. W. L. Barr at First Methodist Church urged Christians to embrace stewardship as a calling beyond finance. He stressed all members are ministers and that faithfulness, sacrifice, and global mission—including Bible distribution and teaching—must prevail as the church rebuilds Europe and aids Asia and Africa.
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Weighing League of Nations Versus Old Alliances
The passage argues that Washington era entangling alliances were for mutual defense, while the world league aims to deter war by strength and consensus. It notes the need for continued peace conference work and possible extended negotiations.
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Cause of Headache and Relief With Chamberlains Tablets
The article explains headaches often stem from a disordered stomach or constipation. It recommends Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy, noting they are easy to take and mild in effect and that many have obtained permanent relief.
Notable Birthdays and Historical Events on May 26
A dated compilation lists events from 1745 to 1917 and May 26 birthdays. Highlights include Jonathan Edwards Jr. born in Northampton and Napoleon's 1805 Italian cross decree. 1915 Triumph torpedoed. 1916 Austrian advances. and today marking birthdays of Queen Mary and several notable figures in Britain, Vermont, Minnesota, New York, and Pennsylvania.
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Sprained Ankle Guidance With Chamberlain Liniment
Treat sprained ankle promptly by applying Cham berlain s Liniment per the printed directions that accompany the bottle. This guidance emphasizes immediate care after injury and following manufacturer instructions.
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Barber Shops to Charge 20 Cents Share in Laredo
Notice from BARBERS COMMITTERF dated 5 23 38 states that on and after June first all leading barber shops in Laredo will charge 20 cents for a share.
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Queen Mary 52 Today as Crown On May 26 1867 Birth
Queen Mary born at Kensington Palace London on May 26 1867 is 52 years old. She married the Duke of Clarence in 1891 who died before their marriage date. the couple later ascended to the throne after King Edward's death. The future queen toured Europe in her early years and became queen when Edward VII died.
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Mexican Products Co. Changes Ownership May 20 1919
Matias de Llano of the Mexican Products Co. purchases Plutarco Villarreal's entire interest and assumes all liabilities on May 20 1919. Villarreal exits the business. management remains with founder Matias de Llano. Times Want Ads. Money Makers 339.
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Laredo Officer Returns After War Service
Lieutenant Leo F. Eistetter of the 465th Ponton Train, Second Division, returns home to Laredo after discharge in New York. He served with the army of occupation in France and Germany and plans to rejoin an oil company in Mexico after a visit with his mother Mrs. A J Eistetter.
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Three More Convictions By District Court Juries
Gerardo Hinojosa was found guilty of violating the ten mile zone law and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. Jose Leija and Pedro Cluly were each convicted of importing liquor into Webb County and received one year in the state penitentiary.
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Webb County
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