June Events and Local Happenings At Strand Theater
June brings concerts and lectures including Professor Rafanel Galindo’s cello solo on June 8 and a Choral Club concert on June 8. Bon Ton patterns go half price from June 1. Rain affects real estate and goods prices as merchants report steady business from Monterey shoppers. Also notes include Juneteenth celebrations, a tenor solo by Lieutenant Moore, and local advertising on hats, services, and electrical goods.
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Rafanel Galindo
G-l Tn
Ford
Kmeterio Mendoes Oilm
Chorus Club
Strand Theater
A. C. Richter
Horner
Moore
Choral Club
Bon Ton
Our Lady of the Lake College Commencement Notice
The Sisters of Divine Providence invite the faculty and graduating class of Our Lady of the Lake College San Antonio Texas to the annual commencement exercises Friday June 11 1915 at 9 30 a m at Grand Opera House. Also includes a commencement sermon high mass June 10 at 10 a m and class day June 10 at 4 p m plus art exhibit June 9 and 10 in St Ann's Auditorium.
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Times
Sisters of Divine Providence
San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake College
Texas
Grannd Opera House
St. Ann’s Auditorium
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Full Body Healing
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease with internal use affecting blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $100 to any case it cannot cure and invites testimonials, promoting the product as endorsed by the makers F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Halls Family Prie
Will You Read This Twice A Housekeeper’s Baking Powder Choice
A health oriented plea urges housekeepers to choose baking powder based on ingredient labels. It contrasts cream of tartar Royal powder with alum variants, noting state labeling laws help distinguish them. Readers are advised to consult a family doctor if unsure and to stick to their decision regardless of advertising pressure.
Misses Marguerite Schlyer and Ma dona Sorrelli Leave City
Personal notes show Marguerite Schlyer and Dona Sorrelli departing for a two week visit to Mrs. Miller in Corpus Christi. Jesus Trejo arrives from New Orleans and stays at the Hamilton while others travel for visits and business in nearby Texas cities.
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Marguerite Schlyer
Madona Sorrell lJeft
Mrs. Miller
Corpus Christi
Jesus Trejo
New Orleans
Hamilton
W. C. Billings
Bruni
soManes
Mart
Texas
John Convery
San Antonio
H. L. Evans
Ninth Infantry
Fort Logan
Roots
KE. H. Buenz
Little Rock
Arkansas
Hamilton i. Storey
San Marcos
W.C. Billines
C. A. Osneass
W. C. Burris
Cotulla
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Claim
Mrs. Mary McMullen of Phelps New York reports relief from long standing indigestion and constipation after starting Chamberlain's Tablets about five years ago. She states immediate help and a weeks long use cured the complaint and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain's
Chamberlain
Mary &. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
List of names appears in cross-city roster
A long line of names and initials including G. B. Watson Corpus Christi Walter Nash Cincinnati Ohio Lee Bo Miller Jr Ben Wilder J. McMeklen S. M. Garcia Pablo Davila San Antonio J. W Humphers Baltimore W Harris Teo Rothe Nat Sulz bacher Mr and Mrs S C Pandolfo San Antonio J B Cline Dallas W f Matlock W K Norton San Antonio Carlos Leave New Orleans J Seollen Austin B A Griesenbeck San Antonio J WP Allen Dallas D W Merriell Chicago W T Simpson Houston CC H Bown.
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G. B. Watson
Corpus Christi
Ross Walter Nash
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lee Bo Miller
Ben Wilderman
J. McMeklen
S. M. Garcia
Pablo Davila
San Antonio
J. W Humphers
Baltimore
W Harris
Binder
Teo Rothe
Nat Sulzbacher
S. C. Pandolfo
J. B. Cline
Dallas
W. F. Matlock
W. K. Norton
Carlos Leave
New Orleans
J. Seollen
Austin
B. A. Griesenbeck
J. WP. Allen
D. W. Merriell
Chicago
W. T. Simpson
Houston
CC. H. Bown
Social calendar for Laredo events this week
Tuesday Night the Young Boys of Laredo entertain their girl friends at a dance in Ellis Hall at eight thirty. Wednesday Mrs W N Young hosts the Auction Bridge Club at four thirty Flora Bunn hosts the Girl's Sewing Club at four thirty Heights Civic League meets at four with Mrs O H Guinn reports on park committee and finance weed cutting day to be decided The Ladies Guild of Christ's Church holds a business meeting at the Laredo Library at four thirty.
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Laredo
Ellis Hall
W. N. Young
Auction Bridge Club
Flora Bunn
Heights Civic League
O. H. Guinn
Ladies Guild of Christ's Church
Marriage of Fay Allison to Con Tart ton in Austin
Miss Fay Allison formerly of this city wed Mr. Con Tart ton at All Saints Chapel in Austin at high noon. Rev. Chas W Cook departs tonight to attend the Western Diocese of Texas Council. Captain and Mrs. Charles Gatewood and family plan a three month stay at Ft Davis beginning tomorrow noon. Senior Class of Laredo High School hosted a lawn and dance party last evening led by Marcus Wormser. Twenty four couples attended with chaperones listed. The Busy Bees sewing and social club held its weekly meetings at Merceil Lake’s home with a picnic style entertainment. The Woman's Club met in library rooms with Mrs MacGregor presiding in the president’s absence and heard a paper on social entertainment media.
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Fay Allison
Con Tartton
All Saints Chapel
Austin
Laredo High School
Marcus Wormser
Tarver
Pierce
Threadgill
Ferdinand Wormser
Alphonse Wormser
Louis Joseph
Merceil
Texas Rough Riders Regimen Formed In San Antonio
A volunteer cavalry unit calling itself the Texas Rough Riders is being organized in San Antonio to offer services in wartime. Origin traced to 1914 as the McNeel Scouts, the group is reorganized after Captain J. S. McNeel’s death. Enlistments pour in from across the United States and Canada. Qualified men with border experience and Spanish language skills are urged to contact headquarters Box 448, San Antonio, Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Rough Riders
United States
Mexico
J. S. McNeel
McNeel
Canada
Rough Riders
Iowa Roosters Lose Reign In Dead Rooster Week
Ames Iowa June 1 official edict of the State Agricultural College marks a wide scale culling of roosters to curb a three million dollar annual loss from spoiled chick developed eggs. Infertile eggs prompt longer storage and hens lay more eggs without roosters. those spared will be penned up.
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Ames
State Agricultural College
Iowa
Eastern tennis starts at Chevy Chase for MAC tournament
Eastern tennis opens at Chevy Chase today hosting the Middle Atlantic tournament with teams from the region expected to compete.
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Chevy Chase
Wilson to defer public Mexico statement till tomorrow
By Associated Press Washington June 1 President Wilson said he will likely defer making public his statement on Mexican affairs until tomorrow morning He plans to use army posts to support Red Cross relief and will meet tomorrow with Miss Mabel Boardman to discuss embargo proposals on arms to Mexico and on food imports from Mexico
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Washington
Wilson
President Wilson
Miss Mabel Boardman
Red Cross
Miss Boardman
Mr. Wilson
Mexico
Senator Kern Talks Extra Session with President
Washington June 1 Senator Kern Democratic floor leader discussed an extra session of Congress in October with the president today. Mr Wilson said there was no decision reached.
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Washington
Kern
Congress
Wilson
June Week Underway at Naval Academy
Annapolis Md June 1 Naval Academy opens its June Week with inspections by the Congressional Naval Affairs Committees. Graduation exercises and diploma presentations are scheduled for Friday as the week continues.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Congressional Naval Affairs Committees
Bishop presides at Illinois G. A. R. encampment
The Illinois G. A. R. state encampment opened in Moline with Bishop Follows of Chicago presiding as department commander. Veterans gathered for a three day event beginning June 1 in Al.
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Moline
Hlinois G. A. R
Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Hlinois Department
Tennessee clubs go dry today in state ruling
Nashville June 1 clubs in Tennessee lose liquor privileges as social and fraternal organizations may no longer store or dispense alcohol starting today under April legislation. The move ends a long standing practice and affects numerous clubs statewide.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Cabinet to prepare second note to Germany
Washington on June 1 reports the cabinet will draft a brief second note to Germany asking if the reply aimed to disregard international law. If the reply shows disregard, the United States may sever diplomatic relations. President Wilson was influenced by broad editorial opinion calling the German note an evasion. He plans to shape the note tonight.
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Germany
Washington
United States
Wilson
Veterans pledge support to Wilson at Richmond reunion
Richmond June 1 veterans in reunion pledged their support to President Wilson in perilous times.
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Richmond
Wilson
Droppee Bombs in Italy Seaport Attacks
Rome reports Austrian planes dropped bombs on Bari and Brindisi in southern Italy. One person was killed and two wounded in the raid.
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Italy
Rome
Bari
Brindisii
Turkish Losses At Dardanelles Reported Vast
London June 1 official statement puts Turkish prisoners captured at the Dardanelles at a fortnight ago noting Turkish losses had been 406000.
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London
Dardanelles
Montross Sunk by Mine in North Sea
London dispatch reports the Russian bark Montross sunk by a North Sea mine. The crew were saved and no casualties are listed. The incident adds to wartime shipping hazards noted in naval reports.
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London
Montross
North Sea
Japan Votes Increase for Bigger Army and Navy
In Tokio on June 6, the diet adopted a bill to enlarge the imperial army and navy. The vote passed amid official statements about strengthening national defense and regional security.
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Japan
Tokio
Diet
Health Movies for Mountaineers Tour Begins in Kentucky
Frankfort Ky June 1 The health movies are beginning their automobile tour of the state giving free moving picture shows depicting the necessity of conserving health The movement is fathered by the Tuberculosis Commission.
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Frankfort
Tuberculosis Commission
U. S. Takes Over Boston Quarantine Transfer
Boston on June 1 reports the transfer of the entire city quarantine service to federal health authorities. The government is expected to purchase the property valued around $200,000, with the city lease set at one dollar a year.
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Boston
Italian forces seize eighty seven villages around Cor tina
Italian troops invading the Austrian province of Trent from the east have occupied 87 villages surrounding Cortina in the Ampezzo valley. The army is about 60 miles northeast of Trent and operates with Italian forces advancing from the south and west.
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Undine
Italy
Trent
Cortina
Ampezzo
Zeppelin raid on London kills four as bombs drop
Zeppelins dropped 90 bombs on London last night. Four people died including two children, a man and a woman, and several were injured. No public buildings were damaged. Most Londoners slept through the raid. Fires started by anti German rioting broke out today.
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London
Schwab Tears Down Town He Bought
South Bethlehem Pa June 1 The town of Shimersville recently bought out by Charles M Schwab today became part of the Bethlehem steel plant The company took possession and demolition to extend the Schwab plant will soon begin Schwab has sought to purchase Shimersville which lies in the planned route for a 25 million expansion involving the mammoth plant plans
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Bethlehem
Shimersville
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel
Schwab
Shimeraville
Constantinople News Quiet as Sultan Selim Dismantled
Athens dispatches report the bat battle cruiser Sultan Selim formerly Goeben nearly dismantled at Constantinople. A British submarine raid near the city and Sea Marmora fuels panic and prompts discussion of opening the straits and seeking peace.
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Athens
Constantinople
Sultan Selim
Goeben
Marmora
Serbians Re Enter Fight Amid Capinova Reports
Serbia signals a return to combat near Capinova after five months of quiet. The official release indicates renewed Serbian military activity and possible reentry into the fighting.
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Nish
Serbia
Capinova
U. S. Trains Militia Officers At Camp Tobyhanna
The War Department conducts two week training for National Guard officers at Tobyhanna Pa. Eastern states officers report for instruction with regulars overseeing. Field artillery encampments run through August with special emphasis on the sanitary division and medical departments. A complete field hospital will operate during the program.
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Tobyhanna
War Department
National Guard
Italians in Tyrol Advance Near Rovereto
Rome reports Italian commander Cadorna says Italian forces push in Austrian Tyrol and seize the vital height of Zunga overlooking Rovereto, ten miles from the border. Austrians aim to use Rovereto’s defenses to block further Italian progress toward Trent, while the eastward drive toward Trieste stalls due to floods.
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Tyrol
Rome
Cadorna
Zunga
Rovereto
Trent
Trieste
Death of Little Daughter at North Laredo Farm
Jessie Marie Witzen six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Witzen of the Clark farm North Laredo died Sunday evening at 7 30. Funeral conducted by Rev Wharton of the Presbyterian church yesterday at 4 from the home to the city cemetery with interment in the Knights of Pythias plot. The family mourns with many friends.
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Jessie Marie
John Witzen
Clark Farm
North Laredo
Wharton
Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias
Dubuque German College Commencement Held Today and Tomorrow
The Dubuque German College and Seminary conducts its commencement exercises with nine graduates receiving the bachelor of arts degree tonight. During the week the Board of Directors will announce gifts exceeding 100000 dollars.
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Dubuque
Constipation Cured Overnight With Po-Do-Lax
An ad claims Po-Do-Lax provides quick relief from constipation by stimulating the liver to increase bile flow. It promotes a full morning bowel movement with no griping and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist to cure constipation overnight.
Supreme Court backs Mississippi anti fraternity law
Washington reports the Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of Mississippi's anti fraternities law. The ruling reinforces state authority over campus organizations and aligns with previous anti fraternities actions, signaling continued legal support for such statutes at state level.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Auto truck overturns injuring fourteen in Dallas incident
Associated Press reports in Dallas on June 1 that fourteen were injured when a large auto truck overturned last night. Six people including men women and children died. Victims, except Mrs Roscoe Hamilton, are expected to recover.
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Dallas
Texas
Roscoe Hamilton
Seven Million Dollar Estate to Be Divided Among Heirs
Los Angeles June 1 The 7 158 226 estate of the late Arcadia B De Baker will be divided today among 35 heirs who are to share in the settlement of the will.
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Los Angeles
Arcadia B. de Baker
Michigan Wreck Case Set For Hearing In Detroit
Detroit June 1 A court will hear the manslaughter charges against three street car men linked to the April 14 Delray wreck that killed 15 people. John C Westover student motorman Richard Wallade motorman instructor and George Asam conductor face the case as the car was struck by a freight train with devastating results.
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Detroit
Mich
Delray
John C. Westover
Richard Wallade
George Asam
Newark liquor ads banned in window displays
Newark liquor retailers must remove whiskey bottle window decorations starting today as the Excise Board bans that form of advertising. Store owners search for new ways to indicate attractive prices and values of their wares.
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Newark
N. J
Excise Board
University Hospital Dedicated in Augusta Georgia
In Augusta Georgia on June 1 the new University Hospital, linked to the University of Georgia medical department, will be dedicated. The three building hospital group is presented by the city to the faculty who will operate it, with Mayor Hayne delivering the presentation speech and Dr. W H Doughty Jr accepting the gift. Commencement exercises for the Medical College follow tomorrow with fifteen graduates.
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Augusta
University Hospital
University of Georgia
L. (. Hayne
W. H. Doughty
Medical College
Pay Up Week In Missouri Town Begins Debt Clearance
Hume Missouri declares Pay Up Week from June 1 to Saturday to settle local debts including loans and purchases. The effort aims to clear financial obligations and foster neighborly relations by encouraging residents to square accounts and settle personal differences.
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Missouri
Hume
Free boy who killed mother to be released from prison
Don Harvey Hazel of Toledo will be released this month after Governor Cox commuted his life term to ten years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Convicted in 1908 at age 16 for killing his mother with a hammer, Hazel has been declared sane by experts and has trained as an electric and gas engineer while incarcerated.
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Columbus
Ohio
Don Harvey Hazel
Toledo
Cox
Nazel
Federal Judge Power Questioned in Mandamus Case
In Washington today the Supreme Court weighs a judge authority to suspend sentences indefinitely. The Department of Justice seeks to compel Judge Killits of the Northern Ohio Federal District Court to enforce a sentence on James J. Henahan for banking law violations. A decision is expected today.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Killits
Ohio
Federal District Court
James J. Henahan
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