Notable birthdays on May 31 across history
On May 31 a list of famous birthdays is noted. Pope Pius XI born in Deslo Italy 66 years ago. Duke of Devonshire born 56 years ago. Lord Pirrie born in Quebec 76 years ago. Maj Gen Merritt W. Ireland born in Indiana 56 years ago. Dr Charles G. Abbot born Wilton New Hampshire 51 years ago. Frances Alda born Christchurch New Zealand 40 years ago.
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Pope Pius XI
Deslo
Italy
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
Bonar Law Cabinet
Lord Pirrie
Quebec
Merritt W. Ireland
U. S. Army
Indiana
Charles G. Abbot
National Academy of Sciences
Wilton
N. H
Frances Alda
Christchurch
New Zealand
Webb County Sheriff Sale Notice in Laredo
Public notice of a sheriff sale authorized by an Order of Sale issued May 1 1923 in Webb County. Oil and gas leasehold rights in Webb County owned by W T Flippin are to be sold at public auction July 1 1923 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Webb County Courthouse, Laredo, for $1600 plus costs. Publication in Iris h sh language weekly for three weeks. A J Condren Sheriff.
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State OF Texas
Webb
District Court
Webb County
C. M. de la Garna
R. ©. Barnsley
Satal Court
R. O. Barnsley
W. T. Fippin
A. J. Condren
Webb Webb County
Texas
Oland Gas
Cranton
W. T. Flippin
Laredo
Levy
Kate
W.T. Plippin
Money
Baseball Gossip Highlights Rivalry and Rising Stars
Kenneth Holloway looks like a star in Detroit with strong pitching promise. Eddie Rough shines in Cincinnati fielding as the Browns miss George Lister, while Bernie Nels grows in hitting. The McCraw Champions and Charley Grimm steady Pirates set pace, with Connie Mack’s unsure but sharp A’s threatening the league.
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Kenneth Holloway
Detroit Tigers
Roger Hornsty
Cardinals
Fettle
Pattia Thea Farlern
St. Louis
Braves
Giants
Eddie Rough
Cincinnati Recs
St. Louis Browns
Sycom
Indians
Yanks
Mackmen
Cleveland
Hnepp
Browns
George Lister
Bernie Nels
Superba
McCraw
Charley Grimm
Seagon
Walter Johnson
Senaters
Connie Mack
Evils of Constipation and Digestive Health Note
A fragment warns that constipation can lead to serious diseases such as appendicitis and urges maintaining bowel health with unspecified remedies or routines. The text reflects cautionary health advice with antiquated phrasing and incomplete guidance.
Social Calendar Highlights for Thursday and Friday
Mrs. M de Llano entertains the Imperial Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. The W M S of the Baptist Church meets in the afternoon. Royal Opera House graduation exercises and a reception at Wik s Hall follow. Friday Sunbeam Band meets at church at 4 PM. Mrs Travis Bruce Dann presents Miss Istelle Kline Manuel and Miss Ofelia Garcia in a soprano recital at the Latin American Club at 8 PM.
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Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Mere. Travis Bruce Dann
Istelle Kline
Maniel
Ofelia Garecia
Soprana
Dna
My Own Town Reverie and Local Notices
A fragmented local page reflects poems about longing for a familiar town and a stream of community notices. It includes names like Maude DeVerse Newton and Mrs Allan Stowers along with multiple brief arrivals, funerals, school events, and a church social.
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Porises
Maude DeVerse Newton
Kansas City
Names listed in local column
Katherine Tarver Anna Snton Alma Pierce Estelle Kiine Dorothy Horechers Anne Elite Butler and Mrs Lattig and H O Richter named in the column list.
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Katherine Tarver
Anna Snton
Alma Pierce
Estelle Kiine
Dorothy Horechers
Anne Elite Butler
Mersrs
Lattig
H. O. Richter
Turkey Withdraws Claim on Cartelorizo Island
In Lamsanne May 31 Associated Press reports Turkey has withdrawn its claim to Cartelorizo, conceding Italian sovereignty. The move followed talks between Jemet Vasha and G C Montagna, Italy and Turkey's chief delegates at the Near East peace conference.
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Associated Press
Lamsanne
Turkey
Asia Minor
Jemet Vasha
G. C. Montagna
Near Mast
Opera House Fire in Helsingfors Delta Flames Scar City
In Helsingfors Finland last night a Petrograd opera house burned during a performance causing a deadly panic at the exits. A performer's robe caught fire and spread to the scenery as guests fought to flee. Casualty figures were not provided in the dispatch.
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Associated Press
Helsingfeers
Finland
Petrograd
Smith Opens Hearing On State Prohibition Repeal
Albany May 31 Governor Smith opened public hearings on signing or vetoing the repeal bill. The crowd was mostly women. National importance to future enforcement was stressed. William Hayward and Wayne Wheeler spoke against repeal while Samuel Gompers favored repeal in a letter.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Smith
Gabnel William Hayward
United States
Wayne I. Wheeler
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Lator
Plan to establish Mark Twain shrine gains momentum in Missouri
An effort by the Mark Twain State Memorial Park Association to establish a shrine at Mark Twain’s birthplace in Florida Missouri gains support. August is designated Mark Twain Month and the first week in September Mark Twain Week.
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Associated Press
Floiila
Omer
Mark ‘Swain
Mark Twain
AQP
AE AL Violette
Bia Qutebiowispha
Florida
Asociiation
Missouri
Veterinarians Prosper in London Amid Vehicle Rise
London on May 3 reports veterinarians remain steady as motor vehicles grow. The rise in cat and dog care and more individual horse owners offset fewer horses, sustaining the profession's numbers.
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Associated Press
London
Oddities and Facts From Past Public Notices
A compilation of quirky observations from history including population estimates for Jews, depth of permafrost in Siberia, symbolic meanings in Christian art, and rituals such as hat raising in Germany. Also notes electrical heated plates for policemen in Amsterdam and social customs in Spain about lighting a cigarette or cigar.
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Atlantic City
Siberia
Charles Dickens
Germany
Amsterdam
Spain
Memorial Day Observed by Laredo Rotary Club
The Laredo Rotary Club held a Memorial Day program with guests including Civil War veterans. Reuben White delivered a blessing, speeches honored Confederate and Union veterans, and group songs closed the event before a 15 second sick member prayer and a salute with the Star Spangled Banner.
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THE
Laredo
Weaily Marsh M. Brennan
Rio Grande River
Corpus Christi
Johnnie Phompeon
Ohio Kregiments
Sherwan
Savannah
Charleston
Guelo Johnnnie
Bunn Sang
Jin Trout
Vetemin
Lula Richardson
Piracley
Raasterrud Tataimer
Sador Odode
Grey
Spirit of
America
Amateurs Abroad Face Pay Demands From Crowd Draws
In Europe, pros are largely unknown and amateurs increasingly expect indirect money for services. Football games draw as many as 60,000 spectators, yet players resist promoter profits. The International Olympic Committee studied the issue, acknowledging it will defer defining amateur versus professional to each country.
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Associated Press
Rome
Europe
International Olympic Committee
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Austria
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times presents a daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau at New Orleans. The outlook for today and Friday is partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled with potential for variable conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Theelephone Co
Weather observations at Fort McIntosh
Fort McIntosh weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a m shows a maximum of 104 degrees and a minimum of 79 degrees. Wind direction is southwest and the sky is clear.
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Fort McIntosh
Release of captives cited as priority in diplomatic talks
A chaotic report states Major Robert Adlen of the Colbecel States and W. Smith were condemned to pay fines to a state department. Supposedly negotiations for a rescue were discussed while Partee Hleoo claimed captives were in danger. Authorities favored cautious action over risky extraction.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dbs de Chitace
Robert Adlen
Colbecel
Arma
W. Smith
Selporaiteer
Major Atlen
Hleoo
Witnesses Claim False Investment Report in Fraud Trial
Two witnesses testified that Wey bow stock and promises of high returns failed, with investors like J J Weaver and J C Tervicit saying they lost funds after sending stock certificates for safekeeping. Bryant testified he invested over 400 dollars, believing stock would rise fourfold in a month. The government linked trust declarations to three Gee companies, aiming to drill ten wells, but only one was reportedly drilled.
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Prema
Rove
Testes
Ciledoon
Stork
Theovernment
Hi Gnerwin
Schwarg
Lee
Tribees
Rector Sterrett Victim in Suicide at Washington Church
Dr James McBride Sterrett aged 76, rector emeritus of AL Souls Church, was found shot dead in Washington. A noted Episcopalian clergyman and university instructor, he founded the church and lectured on ethics and philosophy in several institutions. He previously led the Society for Philosophical Inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mag
James McBride Sterrett
AL Souls Church
Hechs
Society For Phitorophical Inquiry
Fragmented OCR reads as scattered historical notes and names
The garbled text lists a mix of names and terms with no clear events or structure. It mentions Pont, Chyna, Satie, MBS, Pat, and Julio Pertapigeys among others, but lacks coherent context or dates to define a specific story.
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Bn Vebodier
Mexicans Shot in Dallas and Assault Incident Reported
A violent incident in Dallas left multiple Mexicans shot and assaulted by five Americans. The report mentions a wounded teen and a man aged 45, with authorities detailing the gunfire and injuries as part of a broader street clash.
Fragmented OCR Notice of Clause Kitchin and March Deliveries
The readable text references Clause Kitchin, a battle term, and mentions deliveries, taxes, and payments tied to Treas Pathe and Path POW. It notes activities in April and a delivery to the river and Perrdaber area with references to goods or services and a date near January. The overall fragment suggests a legal or logistical notice with unclear names and dates.
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Cbs
Uiaenime
Laos
Sattarfon
Comerties
Japan Resents Views on Court Decisions and Ship Dignitaries
The Japanese government rejects the presented views on ship dignitaries and a Supreme Court decision. Ambassador Hamabara conveyed the stance verbatim to the Japanese Parliament, following State Department positions.
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Associeted Press
Waehinetoi
Mig
Japan
Supreme Court
Thie Dipitesig
tHlanibara
Borneo Rubber Potential Cited by Governor Rycrett
British North Borneo may yield hundreds of thousands of acres suitable for rubber, says Sir William Rycroft, governor, while in Manila. Japanese hold large concessions at Tawao on the east coast with 20,000 acres planted to rubber.
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Py Associated Press
Mania
British North Borneo
Willam Rycrett
Manila
Thegala
Tawso
Borneo
Dr. Garfield C. Hiatt Dies After Illness
Dr. Garfield C. Hiatt died at Mercy Hospital after several days of illness. The news shocked his many friends who had heard his condition was improving. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock from the Christian Church.
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Garfield
Catarrh Remedy Promises Quick Local and Internal Relief
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine offers a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic said to act through the blood on mucous membranes. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Clara fights to last court amid mounting pressure
Fragmented OCR reflects a legal dispute involving Clara and references to court actions, reputational concern, and ongoing litigation. Names such as Phillips and Meadows appear amid garbled text, suggesting a publicized case with extended proceedings and potential appeals.
Man Regains Sight After 87 Days Blind
Associated Press report from New Orleans says Pete Verman once blinded for over a year and confined to bed for 87 days regained sight today as doctors removed his eyeglasses. Dr Rosenwald expects further improvement in the right eye.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Pete Verman
Peter Gulletield
Sona Wedeht
Iaet
Jond Rosenwald
Seek Game Protection Urges Limits On Automatic Shotguns
Washington May 31 hunting and nature groups alarmed by rapid feathered game losses campaign to cap shotgun use and push owners to alter weapons to two shells to prevent crippling birds. organizers cite automatic loads of five shells fired rapidly leading to unrecovered game.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chihs
Gine Protective Associations
America
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Sheriff's
J. L. Fierros
Baseball
Mra
Oberfeld
Allan Stowers
Airs. L.I. Board
Robert McMillan
Avon
Me. Gilford
Monterey
Mise Druth Riere
Cogar Sailey
Deore i Harter
San Alareos
Ops
Borrass
Childern
Deuton
Fiature
Bryan
Bambleouston
James Fo Destine
Marys Seantiery
Docus Mextena Industrial Institute
Janceville
Mary
Valo Santoyo
Hig Park
Skinner
Fawenlry
Ruth Reese
Red Presiveertan
W. D. Butler
Ruthtreese
Riday
Cedar Valley
W. PB. Butler
Lathie
Resse
Paisley
Freuter
Fortis
Charles Colman
Hanson
Odd
Selute
Weather Forecast
Neff
Senate Gummitee
AIR
Associated Preys
Austin
Pexos
Coffe
Regan Wees
Blolreash
Corcoepnor
Pany Mabe
Rector
Dallas
MT Ebate
Pootha
Tedtren
Patedia Gaareda
Clause Kitchin Lust Hey
Battla
the Times
G. C. Hiatt
Catarrit
Clara
Gnvmictio Grom
Jeola
Will. Filmy
Ted Bate
Theo
AlberGs Meadows
Phillips
Thenif Court of Appeals
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