Anniversaries and notable events from June history
A compact June 10 historical list notes Carl Hagenbeck born in Hamburg in 1844 and dying in 1913, San Francisco vigilante execution in 1851, Duff Green death in Dalton Georgia in 1873, Sir John Macdonald funeral in Ottawa in 1891, Nebraska eight hour law strike down in 1894, 1907 Paris Franco-Japanese treaty, 1915 Italian advance near Trieste, 1916 bombing of Karlsruhe and Treves, and 1917 Italian Trentino offensives.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Vigilance Committee
San Francisco
Duff Green
Dalton
Woodford County
Sir John Macdonald
Ottawa
Canada
Nebraska Supreme Court
Paris
Trieste
Karlsruhe
Treves
Trentino
Senator Kenyon Turns 50 as Iowa’s U S Senator
William S. Kenyon, newly entering his second term as Iowa’s United States senator, reaches his 50th birthday. A Scots-Irish native of Ohio, he studied at the University of Iowa Law School, practiced in Fort Dodge, and built a career as attorney and district judge before shifting to corporation service and federal action against the beef trust that propelled his ascent to the Senate.
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William S. Kenyon
United States
Iowa
Senator Kenyon
Ohio
University of Iowa Lawa School
Fort Dodge
State Supreme Court
Beef Trust
United States Senate
Assignee's Notice In Webb County Texas 1919
Valen tin Hernandez owner of Economy Grocery store Webb County Texas executed a deed of assignment on May 19 1919 to benefit his creditors who consent to receive proportional shares and discharge him from their claims. The assignee has qualified. Creditors consenting must file claims within four months after publication and within six months from the date of notice at the assignee s address in Laredo Texas. Witnessed May 28 1919. 530-181.
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State OF Texas
Webb
Economy Grocery
Valentin Hernandez
Laredo
Texas
A. D
Railroad timetable for Texas-Mexican service
Train No. 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 9 a m and Train No. 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 35 p m daily.
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Corpus Christi
International and Great Northern Schedule Update
The fast train to St Louis departs at 8 80 a m and reaches 2 50 p m The night train leaves at 9 p m and arrives at 8 a m.
Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Train Schedule
Train No 1 leaves Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 30 a m arrives at Minera 10 20 a m Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 11 a m arrives at Laredo 3 15 p m
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Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Minera
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts and Singing at Soldiers Club
Social calendar notes two events this week with Mrs. Thomas A Leyendecker hosting the Tuesday Bridge Club at 4 PM and community singing at the Soldiers Club in the evening.
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Thomas A. Leyendecker
Soldiers Club
BE. H. Buenz
Pauline Rodgers
Today’s events mark 30 years for Confederate Veterans
The United Confederate Veterans Association, formed in New Orleans on June 10, 1889, celebrates its 30th anniversary today. In related events, William and Mary College begins its 225th annual commencement, and the University of Oklahoma holds a commencement with Dr. Frank L. McVey of Kentucky delivering an address. An exhibition of war pictures opens in New York, a Detroit convention tackles credit industry trade issues, the Jewish Legionnaires fund drive launches nationwide, and U S Wheat Director Julius Barnes invites national grain groups to New York for crop discussions.
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United Confederates Veterans’ Association
New Orleans
William and Mary College
United States
University of Oklahoma
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
New York
Duke of Devonshire
National Association of Credit Men
Detroit
Red Morgen David of
America
Jewish Legionnaires
Palestine
Julius Barnes
U. S
New York City
Miss Rodgers Sings and Hosts Fill Evening
A cheerful reception featured Miss Rodgers singing and piano. Hostesses Mesdames Morton Heaner and Kenedy arranged a bridged party for Miss Zara Mowry, the bride of the month, with Shasta daisies and ferns. High scores won Mrs JBE Jones a cut glass set and Mrs Lecenger a guest towel. A two course luncheon followed.
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W. N. Young
Nulles Club
Bridge
L. J. Christen
Kempfer
Mesdames Woodman
Hamilton
Huberich
Christen
Mesdames Boniger
Waggoner
C. S. McKinney
Epstein
Marlin
Woman’s Club
Pauline Rodgers
Little Rock, Ark
EB. H. Buenz
Gal O
Miss Rodgers
Carissimo
Mesdames Morton
Heaner
Kenedy
Zara Mowry
Mesdames Cogley
Fish
Foster
Jones
Gilbreath
Lafon
Daiches
Schwartz
Lecenger
Joe Martin
J. B. Morton
J. A. Wilson
Roche
Barlow
Gallagher
Mowry
Annie
Frances Alexander
Helen
Kathryn MacGregor
Lucille
Ruth Murphy
Maude McKnight
Josephine Suanavignet
Inez Hill
Maria Mowry
Ethel Mackin
Real Music at Jamie Mac Laughlan's Piping Gathering
The speaker praises Jamie Mac Laughlan's music as the finest he has heard. A piper recalls a gathering of fifteen pipers in a small back room, each playing a different tune, imagining himself floating as if in the air.
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Jamie MacLaughlan
Birthdays on June 10 Highlight Notables and Ages
A list of notable births observed on June 10 includes Paul Reisch United States minister to China born in Milwaukee 50 years ago, Charles Culberson former Texas senator born in Dadeville Alabama 64 years ago to Caroline Hazard longtime Wellesley College president born in Peace Dale Rhode Island 63 years ago, Francis X. Bushman actor born in Norfolk Virginia 34 years ago, and Battling Leyinsky heavyweight boxer born in Philadelphia 28 years ago.
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Paul 3. Reisch
United States
China
Milwaukee
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Dadeville
Ala
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Peace Dale
R. L
Francis X. Bushman
Norfolk
Battling Leyinsky
Philadelphia
Mud Tax or Good Roads Tax
An UT supported illustrated lecture argues for good roads over mud. It compares costs from damaged vehicles and lost work to a mud tax, urging voters to support road bonds at the June 14 election. County officials promise quality roads and urge turnout.
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University of Texas
Strand
Royal
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered With $100 Reward
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Claims the medicine works through the blood to the mucous surfaces and builds up the constitution. Asks readers to send testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists for one dollar.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ice Cream and Cakes Served on Lawn at Hidalgo Street
Mrs. John Bruni invites neighbors to No 1415 Hidalgo Street on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings for homemade ice cream and cakes under the trees. All families are welcome.
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John Bruni
Hidalgo Street
League of Nations changes and Hungarian invasion tension
The article reports on the stalled German peace reply to Czecho-Slovakia and council delays. It notes a Hungarian invasion threat and a proposed covenant change. Senator Knox introduces a resolution to separate the covenant from the peace treaty, signaling Senate opposition to ratification in its current form.
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Knox
Lodge
Associated Press
Peace Council
Council of Four
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Russia
League
Predict Early Signing For German Peace Treaty
Echo de Paris reports Germany may sign the peace treaty before July 1 and have it ratified by parliaments before August 1. Labor unrest rises after holidays with strikes and extreme groups pushing political aims. The four power talks fade amid pessimism, with Clemenceau standing firm on peace terms. Admiral von Holtzendorff, former head of the German naval staff, is dead.
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Paris
Germany
Echo de Paris
Council of Four
Clemenceau
Berlin
Admiral von Holtzendorff
Illinois Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Springfield June 10 The Illinois legislature today passed a resolution ratifying the federal suffrage amendment marking a key step in extending voting rights.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Wisconsin Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Madison June 10 The Wisconsin legislature today ratified the federal suffrage amendment confirming support for nationwide women's voting rights, marking a historic step in state governance and civil rights progress.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Dominion Shooting Tourney Opens at Toronto Gun Club
Toronto hosts the Dominion Trapshooters Association tournament as amateurs and professionals from across the country compete for the championship under optimal conditions. The event gathers a large field at the Toronto gun club grounds starting this week.
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Toronto
Ont
Senators summon six bankers to testify on treaty copies
Washington June 10 telegrams from Chairman Lodge request that J F Morgan Henry P Davidson Thomas W Lamont Jacob Schiff Paul Warburg and Frank Vanderlip appear before the senate foreign relations committee tomorrow. The invitation concerns how copies of the peace treaty reached private interests in New York and are part of the ongoing investigation.
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Washington
J. F. Morgan
Henry P. Davidson
Thomas W. Lamont
Jacob Schiff
Paul Warburg
Frank Vanderlip
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Lodge
Rioting in Monterrey After Gubernatorial Vote Kills Sixty
An unconfirmed report from Nuevo Laredo claims serious rioting in Monterrey after Sunday’s gubernatorial election won by Juan M. Garcia. Sixty people reportedly killed with many wounded. several assassination attempts against Garcia alleged, but no confirmation obtained.
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Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
Juan M. Garcia
Garcia
Costa Ricans Prepare for War Near Nicaragua Border
From San Juan del Sur dated June 10 report says Costa Rican minister of war obtained congressional authority to declare war on Nicaragua. Costa Rican forces near the Nicara Guan border. publication of the declaration is expected in Costa Rica.
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Associated Press
San Juan del Sur
Congress
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Villa forces occupy Guadalupe near Fabens
Associated Press report from El Paso dated June 10 states Villa forces occupied Guadalupe opposite Fabens Texas about 32 miles east of El Paso last night. The development follows ongoing clashes in the border area with Mexican-backed factions and raises regional tensions.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Villa
Guadalupe
Fabens
Here
Heating and Ventilating Engineers Open Semiannual Meeting in Pittsburgh
A large attendance marked the opening here today of the semi annual meeting of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers. The sessions will continue over tomorrow and Thursday.
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Pittsburgh
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Money Makers Classified Ad Listing
Local want ads highlight opportunities to earn money with simple tasks. Limited details provided, but the listing emphasizes cash potential and quick results.
Germans Renew Long Range Bombardment of Paris
Two Austrian dreadnoughts torpedoed in the Adriatic by Italians. American aviator David E. Putnam downed five German planes, restoring air activity amid regional conflict.
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Paris
Adriatic
David E. Putnam
Sympathy Strike Reported Broken in Bahia Seaport
Winnipeg reports the sympathetic iron worker strike begun May 15 is broken with about a third back to work and others seeking former jobs. Rio Janeiro dispatches note Bahia port in Brazil facing a general strike, bread and milk shortages for three days, and suspended telegraph services.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Brazil
Credit Men Meet Opens National Convention in Detroit
Detroit June 10. The annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men opened today with nearly 2,000 delegates present.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
National Association of Credit Men
Big Tractor Show at Denver
Denver hosts a three day Mountain States tractor demonstration and farm machinery show with 150 tractors on 2500 acres of prairie land near the city. Jointly run by the National Tractor Manufacturers Association of America, the Denver Civic and Commercial Association and the Denver Tractor Club. The event showcases $3,000,000 worth of tractors plows cultivators barrels and other farm power devices and aims to highlight postwar agricultural progress.
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Denver
Cole
West
National Tractor Manufacturers’ Association of America
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Denver Tractor Club
Today’s events span across labor, politics, and culture
Denver hosts what may be the nation’s largest tractor show. The AFL opens its annual convention in Atlantic City with Governor Hobby slated to speak. Herbert Wright faces trial in Boston for the murder of Lieut James Europe. Canadian veterans gather in Vancouver for the Dominion convention. The AMA begins a four day Victory convention in Atlantic City with many Allied medical leaders attending.
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West
Denver
Organized Labor
America
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
W. P. Hobby
University of Texas
Boston
Herbert Wright
James R. Europe
Empire
France
Flanders
Gallipoli
Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
Great War Veterans’ Association
American Medical Association
Trans-Mississippi Golf Tourney Opens in St Louis
Leading West golfers from clubs between the Mississippi River and Salt Lake City gather in St Louis for the Trans Mississippian Glot Association tournament. The qualifying rounds began this morning and will continue through the week with high entries promising spirited competition for the titles.
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St. Louis
West
Mississippi River
Salt Lake City
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M. A. Hirsch
Hempstead
John Woods
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Monterrey
S. W. DeWolf
Josephine Brewster
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P. A. Kerr
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Fay
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W. L. Barr
Keeran Young
Virginia
Women's Missionary Society
J. K. Thompson
J. A. Burnett
Mesdames Guinn
A. G. Thompson
Brient
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Real Music
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Laredo Electric and Railway CO
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Hungary
Vasion OF
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League of Nations
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