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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1923

Page

10

Laredo Gossip Bits From a Street Corner

A casual collection of local quips in Laredo touching language, manners, reformer jokes, shop chatter, gossip about gossips, and observations on women, salesmen, and daily life.

Censoring Censors and Fashion Roars Amid Mixed Notes

Disjointed notes discuss fame avoiding print, idealized spouses, and a call for a censor board. A fashion note hints bustles returning while confusion surrounds oil stock backing and a rumored TERA return.

Scientists Claim Skull of First Man Bane Found

A reader notes a claim that scientists have unearthed what they call the skull of the first man named Bane. The item hints at looming developments and growing tension in the topic.

Blel Bane

Thomas D Schall 46th birthday and Senate candidate profile

The piece marks Thomas D Schall turning 46 and notes his bid for U S Senate from Minnesota. It charts his life from orphaned circus youth to bareback rider, then rising lawyer in Minneapolis, with vision loss yet continuing public service aided by his wife’s schooling and support.

Thomas D. Schall Congress United States Minnesota Mr. Schall Chicago Minneapolis

Notable Historical Dates and Deaths Spanning 1738 to 1918

A compiled list notes events and individuals across centuries including King George II linked to colonial tensions, Lora Died 1820, the 1812 Louisiana name change to Missouri, Field Marshal Wolseley born in Ireland and died 1913, Justo Barrios Guatemala president 1904, Cobden centenary, Powers murder trial, Brandeis first Jewish Supreme Court justice, and Charles W. Fairbanks death 1918.

Congress Territory Louisiana Missouri Viscount Wolseley Ireland France Justo R. Barrios Guatemala England Richard Cobden TOS Caleb Powers Cochel Kentucky Lews PD Brandeis Supreme Court of the United States Charles W. Fairbanks United States Indianapolis Unionville

Dog Meat Market Slumps In Philippine Highlands

The dog market of Baguio has vanished and Igorots have largely stopped eating dogs as cattle and hogs became common. Colonel Henry Knauber, head of the constabulary academy, says dogs gave way to meat recognized by civilization. Only scattered dog eating cases remain among hill peoples.

Associated Press Manila Baguio Henry Knauber Constabulary Colonel Knauber

Juvenile Musicians Compete At Great City Band Meet

About 50 school bands with 6000 juvenile players gather in Chicago for a major school band contest linked to the Music Industries Chamber of Commerce convention. Bands compete by grade and academy, with a mass concert finale and extensive instrument exhibits drawing national dealers.

Associated Press Chicago Music Industries Chamber of Commerce Mets United States Landa Lumds Grammar School Military Academy Lami Wilh

Violet 8 and Oberfeldt Society Editor News Snippet

Violet 8 and Oberfeldt Society Editor are listed with a telephone contact in a brief society page item. The fragment notes the editor's name and a phone number.

Mere Violet 8 Oberfeldt Society

W M S Methodist Church Circles Meet After Noon

Social calendar notes a 4 PM called business meeting at the church for the two Circles of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church.

W. M Methodist Church

In Time and Verse a Thousand Years Hence

A fragmented society notice lists travels and visits from families in Laredo Texas with Fredericksburg Alt Pleasant Corpus Christi and Eagle Pass. It references tours to Baylor and the University of Austin and a social event by the Revellers Club at Miksa Hall.

Albert Murphy Baby Eagle Pass Texas John T. Murphy Corpus Christi

Three members honored by high school class closings

The recent finish of the high school season honored Arvilla Sea man Merers Byron Imerson and George Woosley Ward for their achievement in knowledge. The class elected Nell McMillan social secretary and treasurer in Miss Luellig Nunneley’s absence. Mrs Pieres and Mrs Vidales hosted a Saturday dance for Dorothy Derby Emilie Halsell and Holcomb Austin with prizes and refreshments.

Igh Arvilla Seaman Merers Byron Imerson George Woosley Ward Chis Luellig Nunneley Nell McMillan Pieres Joe Vidales Dorothy Derby Emilie Halsell Tlolcomb Austin Marjolle Dow Fish Joe Condren Miss Derby Miss Halsel Mr. Austin Mose Misses Familie Hdsell Margaret Copeland Kvedyn Ryan Kathleen Theaner Ora Laa Ataip Leonor Magnon Agnes Blake Genoveva Benivides Carolyn Brennan Mary Cook Alma Pierce Messrs Holcomb Austin Clarence Jefferies Lawrence DaCamara Billy Derby Victor Sauvienet Connie LaRa Fred Rovers Delbert Wrisht George Wood Ted 4 At. Mle Richard Trout

Cattleman Dies in Fort Worth After Dune Dees Incident

Messy OCR reports a cattleman, brother of someone named Burnett, died in Fort Worth after an event at Yeanjamin Sobodeav. Details are unclear but word arrived today.

Associated Press Fort Worth Pexas Dune Dees Harnett Tad Cattheman

Uncle Sam Spikes Dies Pioneer of the Plains in Lubbock County

Uncle Sam Spikes aged 60? a longtime tax collector in Lubbock County and a pioneer of the plains died here late yesterday. The region recorded a trio of deaths among prominent men in the past two days, including I. Carter and GC B Simmons.

Babbock Peaxas Dine Dee Sam’ Spikes Lax Lubbock County The Plains I. Carter GC. B. Simmons

Arrester arrives too late amid stabbing fears in Okemah

In Okemah on June 4 a male arrived late amid tensions after two white youths were stabbed. The sheriff hurried prisoners to Gilmore City as fears of a mob surged, with authorities reporting the incident and suspect details.

Okemah Oke Jvil Sheriffy Gkmuleec

Marshall Spoonts Dead Former Fort Worth Attorney

Marshall Spoonts aged 44 and once a candidate for state attorney general died after a two months illness in Fort Worth Texas. He was formerly a Fort Worth attorney and an air operator. The notice credits the Associated Press.

Associate of Press Fort Worth Texas Marshell Spoonts Air Opersier

Dismissed Cases Determine Constitutionality in Supreme Court

Washington denounced decisions on whether the one pod Towner maternity law is constitutional but the supreme court refused to pass upon the law’s validity for lack of jurisdiction.

Associated Press Wiehington Supreme Court

Birthday Notes For June 4 Figures Include Governors and Scholars

Brig Gen Harry Lee UMC Military Governor of San Domingo born in Georgetown D C 51 years ago today. Victor Alderson president Colorado School of Mines born Plymouth Mass 61 years ago today. Rep Thomas D Schall born Reed City Mich 46 years ago today. William R George founder George Junior Republic born West Dryton NY 57 years ago today.

Harry Lee U. S. Marine Corps San Domingo Georgetown D. C Victor CG. Alderson Colorado School of Mines Plymouth Mass Thomas D. Schall Knute Nelson Minnesota Reed City Mich William R. George The George Junior Republic West Dryton N. Y

New Income Tax Bill Debated in Texas House

Austin June 4 A new income tax bill introduced by Rep Price proposes a two percent tax with exemptions Rep Snitt offered a bill to levy a $2 fee on insurance agents Senate debated reducing a $600000 reclamation appropriation House appropriations committee reported favorably on general education and departmental appropriation The draft shows reductions for albinis about 2 200 000 under prior figures including 1 500 009 in the educational bill

Associated Press Austin Texas House Rep Price Snitt Senate House Appropriations Committee

Fraud and advertising claims in Fort Worth and Austin court actions

Reports from Fort Worth and Austin detail multiple legal actions. Charles Sherwin testifies about advertising misstatements in General Lee interests promotions while other defendants face charges of fraud in a separate federal case. In Texas, mandamus petitions challenge the State Superintendent over textbook contracts and allocated funding, amid disputes on contract approvals and potential cost savings.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas Charles Sherwin General Lee Hyde Tao Jade Kledsoe Sherwin Robert Austin Teave Mauris Testhoek Sines Januars Marrs Othe Keeling

Shriners Arrival Sparks Washington City Parade

A large group of Shriners arrived in Washington for the annual convention with a parade planned between the capitol and the White House. Red, yellow and green costumes dominated as bands played and new landmarks were introduced including the Leyhood home of John Howard Payne and the Zero Milestone dedication by the Lee Highway Association.

Associated Press Washington Capitol White House Leyhood John Howerd Payne Home

Wosdick Resigns as Pastor. Church Supports Him

New York June 4 Rev Dr Harry Emerson Wosdick tendered his resignation as pastor amid criticism of his pulpit and the Presbyterian Assembly's remarks. The First Presbyterian Church refused to accept the resignation and backed Wosdick against ongoing tensions over his choral views.

Associated Press New York Henry N. Tifft First Presbyterian Church Harry Emerson Wosdick Presbyterian Assembly Fesdick Tirft Posdick

Chamberlain’s Tablets Restore Stomach Function

In olden times it was believed the seat of the soul was a stomach. For ordinary stomach troubles Chamberlaine’s tablets are praised as prompt and satisfactory. They strengthen the stomach and assist natural function. Trial costs a quarter.

Notice of dissolution of Central Hardware Store firm

Public notice that the firm M M Trevisio & Co doing business as Central Hardware Store has dissolved by mutual consent. M M Trevisio takes over the business while A G Barrera is no longer connected. Debts owed to the firm will be collected by Trevisio and bills due by the firm will be paid by Trevisio. Laredo Texas June 2 1923.

M M. Trevisio & Co M. M. Trevisio A. G. Barrera Trevidio Trevisio

Loss of Trade Due to Immigration Laws Highlighted

The International Mercantile Marine Company reports a decline in third class passenger traffic both east and west amid unsettled European conditions. Its annual 1922-23 results show net earnings around 6.9 million with a deficit over a million after interest and depreciation, while freight business remained very weak.

Associated Press New York Europe International Mercantile Marine Company Annal

Supreme court rules linseed oil control unlawful

Washington June 4 Supreme Court declares the arrangement used by linseed oil manufacturers to regulate and control the manufacture and sale of products as unlawful.

Washington Supreme Court

Supreme Court Invalidates Language Prohibition in Schools

The Supreme Court held state statutes banning the use of a foreign language in public private and parochial schools for pupils below eighth grade invalid. The decision covered 21 states and challenged education policy nationwide.

Associated Press Washington Supreme Court

Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations

Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy. Observations from Fort McIntosh show a maximum of 97 degrees and a minimum of 73 degrees with a south wind. Clear conditions continuing.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans Times the Telephone Co Fort McIntosh Southeanet

Dr Bizzell on Our Education at grade cross talk

The article reports on Dr. Bizzell and College leaders urging a comprehensive education program. It notes political figures and taxes tied to education funding, calls for equitable tax changes, and debates over policy and leadership shaping Texas schools.

DR. Bizzell US Associated Press Catleue Station Tex Ties Cross Cationad Procera Volihead Legisla

Bandits Enlist in Army Today

Soviet era dispatch describes bandits joining the army and moving toward Ponochwang with foreign prisoners reportedly held by the bandits. Some escapees hide their rifles as the legation expects the eight foreigners to be released within days.

Associated Press Peking Jane Ponochwang Legation

Murder Mystery Haunts Texas Community After Railway Worker’s Death

Police in Baird Texas probe the June 4 killing of RT Anderson a former railway employee. His body was found near Putnam on the Texas Pacific right of way with crushed legs and missing boots as investigators seek clues.

Py Associated Press Baird Texas RT. Anderson Texas Pacific Putnam

Lobdell to Resign From Farm Loan Board

Washington June 4 Charles Fr Lobdell commissioner of the farm loan board is expected to tender his resignation soon to President Harding and enter private business He was appointed as a member from Kansas in 1915 by President Wilson Later after Commissioner Morris resigned Lobdell was designated commissioner

Associated Press Washington Charles Fr. Lobdell Farm Loan Board Huarding Kansas Wilson Morris Lobdell

Ex Kaiser Chauffeur Among Three German Racers Flying Colors

Bremen June 4 AP said Terr Werner former personal chauffeur of ex Emperor Wilhelm was one of three drivers sailing from here to carry German colors in the Indianapolis automobile classic. The group includes engineer Sailer of the Mercedes plant and two racers Lautenschlager and Salzer aboard the steamer George Washington with five Mercedes cars.

Ay Associated Press Bremen Terr Werner Wilhelm Mercedes Werner Chef Engineer Sailer Lautenschlager Salzer

Watch The Times Everyday for Opportunities

A reader is urged to subscribe to The Times offering daily opportunities at 60 cents per month. The notice emphasizes constant access to news and deals available through regular print delivery.

the Times

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