Notable Visitors and Local Socials Endorsements in Kingsville
Kingsville greets a string of visitors and locals attending events and meetings. Don Payne of Payne Planing Mill Co and Mrs. McCampbell with Mr and Mrs McCampbell of Hebbronville are guests at the Bender. Frank P. Simms arrives on a regular visit, while Corpus Christi electricians consider starting a local business. I Goodman and J Henry Haynes depart for San Antonio for the Texas Retail Merchants Association meeting. Judge Geo R Page travels to San Antonio and then to St Louis for National Democratic convention duties. L M Clifford and wife arrive by auto to visit old friends as he tours for Helf Spark Plugs Co. A long list of accompanying locals and visitors from St. Louis to Monterey and Mexico City appears in today’s social roundup.
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Don Payne
The
Payne Planing Mill Co
Kingsville
R. A. McCampbell
J. S. McCampbell
Hebbronville
Frank P. Simms
Grip
John Gollihar
Holman Cook
Corpus Christi
J. Henry Haynes
San Antonio
Texas Retail Merchants’ Association
Geo. R. Page
Texas Ielegates
St. Louis
L. M. Clifford
Helfi Spark Plugs Co
Mrs. Clifford
Laredo
Ross
J. W. Rhodes
Dallas
Rafael Trejo
J. M. Gonzales
Monterey
Mariano Gonzales
Tampico
Antonio Sanchez and Son
Juan Gutierrez
Mass Techs Fiftieth Year and Cambridge Dedication
Boston marks fifty years of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with the move of main departments to Cambridge, the Walker Memorial cornerstone, and public ceremonies. The event sequence includes a barge procession, archives transfer, and a massed masque and pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Charles River
Institute
Amon
Tech
Australia
South Africa
Walker Memorial
Charles River Basin
Archives of Technology
Rigse
Venice
Maclaurin
State
McCall
Lowell
Harvard
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York City
New York School of Applied Design
Indianapolis
Ind
Alice Sanger
Washington
Social Calendar item highlights Bella Vista events
Monday Mrs A C Hamilton hosts a swimming party at Bella Vista at 7 30 p m in honor of her brother James Greer. Tuesday Christ Church Boys Club meets at the rectory at 6 30 a m for a hike and target practice then a swim at Bella Vista. Mrs M T Cogley hosts Nulles Club at 9 30 a m. Christ Church Junior Auxiliary meets at 4 30 p m. Ninth Infantry Club hosts Ladies Night in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hamilton
Bella Vista
James Greer
Christ Church Boys’ Club
M. T. Cogley
Christ Church Junior Auxiliary
Ninth Infantry Club
Marital union at Christ Church in Loveland
High noon ceremony joined Maude Nina Bigden and George Peverly Watson in an Episcopal rite at Christ Church. Only family attended. The couple left for Colorado after the service and will reside in Loveland after July 1. Meanwhile, numerous social notices list guests and visits among Hebbrowville, Asherton, Fort McIntosh, Santo Tomas, and Philadelphia, with travel plans to Kingsville and El Dorado.
Social Evening at Fort McIntosh Hosts Noted Officials
Colonel Kennon of Fort McIntosh entertained Saturday at Fella Vista with a swimming party supper and dancing. Ninth Infantry orchestra provided music. Guests included General and Mrs Mann Colonel and Mrs Brown Captain and Mrs Read Captain and Mrs Davids Lieutenant and Mrs Moore Mrs Richardson of Asherton Misses Alice and Olive Gray Winifred Dukes Major Heavey Captain Heidt Jack Lobdel Lieutenant Whipple and the host Miss Ernestina Sanchez. Ernestina hosted the J U G Club Saturday afternoon with a social hour and ice course. guests included Misses May Netzer Anita Sharkey Vesta Sutton Sara Vidaurri and others.
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Kennon
Fort McIntosh
Fella Vista
Ninth Infantry
Mann
Brown
Read
Davids
Moore
Richardson
Asherton
Alice
Olive Gray
Winifred Dukes
Heavey
Heidt
Jack Lobdel
Whipple
Ernestina Sanchez
J. U. G. Club
May Netzer
Anita Sharkey
Vesta Sutton
Sara Vidaurri
Busy Bees Hostess Delights Members in Saturday Gathering
The Busy Bees met Miss Mil dred Leyendecker on Saturday afternoon and held a sewing contest won by Evelyn Ryan who received a crepe de chine handkerchief. A candy-pull followed with salad and ice, as listed attendees included Anna May Muscett Mary Resse McDonald Marjorie Lou Fish Lois Derby Dorothy Derby Evelyn Ryan Emilie Hassell Hattie May Bryant and hostess Nullos Club. Miss Amar Penn hosted an informal party for Nullos Club at Mrs J 8 Penn’s home.
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Mildred Leyendecker
Evelyn Ryan
Anna May Muscett
Mary Resse McDonald
Marjorie Lou Fish
Lois and Dorothy Derby
Emilie Hassell
Hattie May Bryant
Nullos Club
Amar Penn
J. 8. Penn
Moroccan clocks stop for diplomat visit
A Moroccan sultan tells an European diplomat that his clocks were all stopped to avoid reminding him of the pull of time during the diplomat's brief audience. The diplomat had offered a reliable clock as a gift, but the sultan smiles that his timekeepers were accurate only until the visitor arrived.
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Morocco
Recollections and tributes in obituary notices
The passage notes how Australian obituaries in Lady Poore’s recollections often include tributes to the departed. It cites a fond example praising Mrs. B who recently died at eighty five after a period of declining health and a rapid final decline.
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Poore
Tournament Bridge Club Hosts Salad Luncheon
Rooms were attractively decorated with Shasta daisies and ferns as Mrs. L. J. Christen topped the games receiving a bath towel, while Mrs. Huebrich won a Roman ivory stamp box. A two course luncheon followed with Mesdames Cogley Christen Hamilton Penn Keer Woodman Huberich and the hostesses in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Christen
Huebrich
Mesdames Cogley
A. C. Hamilton
J. 8
Penn
Keer
Woodman
Huberich
Snare and Delusion of the Legal System Critique
A critical essay denounces the administration of justice as a trap of procedure and precedent. It argues lawyers serve clients not truth, favors fees over justice, and calls for reform such as county employed lawyers and limits on contingency pay to restore public justice and curb mob law. The piece condemns ambulances chasers, railroad lawyers, and rampant legalism.
Hughes Opens Campaign with Conference in New York
Charles E. Hughes, the Republican presidential nominee, held his first campaign conference with party leaders in New York. Friends say he is eager to engage actively after six years out of politics and will seek guidance from close New York allies.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Revival Hughes Alliance aims to back Hughes in New York
The revival of the Hughes Alliance, a cross party voter group, was announced in New York on June 12 as Hughes launches his political campaign push. The organization, active last in 1908 during his governor bid, will work with the regular Republican organization and may lead Hughes to meet Roosevelt during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
Hughes Alliance
Roosevelt
Will Support Hughes in Progressive bid from St Louis
St Louis June 12 Henry Allen Kansas Progressive leader said he will support Hughes and predicted Roosevelt will back Hughes. He argued Roosevelt should accept Hughes statement and that a majority of Central and Northern Progressives will follow. Allen noted Gov Johnson travels to Oyster Bay to press Roosevelt and hinted Victor Murdock could become the Progressive standard bearer if Roosevelt declines.
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Hughes
St. Louis
Henry Allen
Kansas
Roosevelt
Central
Allen
Gov. Johnson
Oyster Bay
Victor Murdock
Bride Graduates and Women’s News Across Cities
Wellesley College seniors announce engagements as 18 brides to be showcase a rising wave of educated women marrying. Other items note Mildred Loring winning a Johns Hopkins fellowship, Constance Madison joining a secret service bureau, Agnes Murray training Catholic nurses, and suffrage protesters in St Louis mobilizing for a parade and a renewed push for a constitutional vote.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Hazel Watts
Scappose
Wash
Frances Moore
New Bloomfield
Elizabeth Fuller
Newton
Kimily Porter
Philadelphia
Charlotte Wahle
Brooklyn
Helen Kennedy
Buffalo
M N
Laura Jennings
Greensburg
Helen Bump
Binghampton
N. Y
Eleanor Edmonds
Newton Center
Lulu Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
Olive Very
Westwood
Elizabeth Mason
Watertown
Julia Merrill
West Somerville
Mildred W. Loring
Sarah Berliner
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
University of Washington
Minneapolis
Minn
Constance Madison
The
Humane Society
Madison
Vice
Milwaukee
Wis
Agnes Murray
Boston Dispensary
Bryn Mawr
Northwest
Marquette University
Miss Murray
Marquette Medical School
St. Louis
Jefferson Hotel
Coliseum
Flag Day Observance Planned by Laredo Elks
The natal day of the flag, created by Petsy Rosa, will be observed by Laredo Lodge of Elks at their hall on Wednesday evening. A program of exercises is being arranged and will be announced in the Times.
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Natal
Petsy Rosa
Laredo
German attack swung to the east near Verdun
The German Verdun assault has shifted east of the Meuse. French lines near Fort Souville Tavannes and south of Fort Vaux endure heavy bombardment. Souville’s fall could force a retreat to inner defenses. Russian advances in Galicia and Volhynia appear unchecked.
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Dy Associated Press
London
Meuse
Forts
Souville
Tavannes
Fort Vaux
Fort Souville
Galicia
Volhynia
Russians Advance Toward Cremnonts in Bukowina
June 12 report from Petrograd says Russian troops yesterday moved toward the outskirts of Cremnonts, the capital of Bukowina, in an official update.
Russians Repulsed Near Buczacz in Galicia
The war office announced that Russian forces were repulsed north of Buczacz in Galicia with 1,200 taken prisoner. The report follows ongoing fighting in the region as the front lines shift.
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Berlin
War Office
Bucsacz
Galicia
Woman Excused From Jury Duty Over Misread Name
An error in jury rolls caused a woman identified as J. C. Duncan to report for jury duty in the Corley McParment murder trial. She was questioned about being J. D. Duncan of Okatah and responded she was ready to serve, then was excused.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Oklo
J. C. Duncan
Corley McParment
J. D. Duncan
Okatah
Washington Takes Notice Of Affairs In Mexico
Officials express anxiety over the Mexican situation as reports spread of anti American feeling in Northern Mexico. Carranza authorities are described as indifferent to the developments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Medics Gather in Detroit for AMA Convention
Fifteen thousand doctors from across the nation assembled in Detroit for the annual American Medical Association convention. The Initial session featured remarks by retiring president Dr. Albert Vanderveer and the installation of new president United States Surgeon General Rupert Blue with his inaugural address.
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Detroit
Mich
American Medical Association
Albert Vanderveer
Albany
N. Y
United States
Rupert Blue
Peril in Gardening on a Sunlit Kansas City Porch
A worldly couple sits on a broad doorstep under bright sun as a Kansas City Star report notes their sadness. They confess uncertainty over a garden mishap with Samuel planting the liver pills and Horace allegedly taking the sweet peas, leaving them feeling absent minded and disturbed by doubt.
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Kansas City Star
Fourth Man Is Killed Near Webb Ranch
Eugenio Carbajal an elderly Mexican ranch resident near Webb was killed this afternoon by a posse in that area. He long served Albert Urbahn and received a small ranch from him. Authorities received a 2 p m telephoned report. The killing is believed accidental.
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Albert Urbahn
Eugenio Carbajal
Webb
Carbajal
Urbahn
Sloan's Liniment for Every Vacation Woe
A lively ad urged travelers to pack Sloan's Liniment for muscle soreness toothache stiff neck and bites. It claimed quick relief after exercise and during accidents, with a vacationing shopper praising its all purpose use and urging readers to always have a bottle.
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Sloan
Democratic National Convention Eyes Glynn as Keynote Speaker
In St Louis on June 12 the Democratic National Committee chose former New York Governor Glynn as temporary chairman to deliver the keynote at the convention. McCombs was cheered as the chair. A sub committee was formed to hear Texas contenders Thomas Love and William Poindexter for national committeeman with Taggart Mack and Sapp to report post convention. Bryan plans open hearings on resolutions. not expected to attend the convention. Possible vice presidential names include Sullivan Baker Marshall Morehead Major and Owen. Secretary Baker to St Louis with a near complete platform draft overnight.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee Today
Glynn
New York
McCombs
Thomas Love
Wm. Poindexter
Texas
Thomas Taggart
Norman B. Mack
William Sapp
Kansas
Bryan
Committee
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Baker
Thomas Marshall
Morehead
Nebraska
Major
Missouri
Owen
Oklahoma
Democrats pick Houston for August convention site
The Democratic state executive committee selected Houston as the August convention city and voted to place on the July 20 second primary ballot the Gibson bill amending the Robertson insurance law and the question of submission.
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Houston
Dallas
Texas
Democratic State Executive Committee Today
Gibson Bil
Robertson Insurance
Not Out of Toils Conspiracy Case Moves to New Trial
Chicago June 12 Mrs Dolly Ledgerwood Matters Charles T Mellon and Harry Edwards formerly acquitted on a conspiracy to foist a spurious heir on the probate court were arraigned for trial today on a second charge producing a false heir in the probate matter.
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Chicago, I
Dolly Ledgerwood
Charles T. Mellon
Harry Edwards
FTC begins hearings to probe gasoline price rise
Washington June 12 The Federal Trade Commission opened a series of hearings to determine why gasoline prices are increasing. The inquiry follows a Senate resolution and will allow all interests to present their side of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Left handed golfers invited to Edge Hill one day tourney
In Philadelphia two days from now the Northvilles Country Club at Edge Hill hosts a novel one day invitation golf event for all left handed players from clubs affiliated with the Golf Association of Philadelphia. The tournament opens tomorrow and promises an unusual format and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Northvills Country Club
Edge Hill
Golf Association of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania to be commissioned at Norfolk Navy Yard
The new superdreadnought Pennsylvania will be commissioned at the Norfolk Navy Yard with Capt. Henry B. Wilson in command. After provisioning and coaling for about ten days the ship will sail to Philadelphia, arriving June 25 for public inspection during the National Association of Ad Clubs convention.
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Norfolk
Pennsylvania
Navy Yard
Henry B. Wilson
Philadelphia
National Association of Ad Clubs
Admiralty Claims Germans Saved by Flight in North Sea Clash
The British Admiralty argues the Germans escaped heavy loss in a North Sea engagement by fleeing to a remote area, leaving the English fleet with little to engage. The Denisou Herald notes the silence on English forces amid the retreat.
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North Sea
Denisou
Peculiar Seizure by Absent minded Professor
A humorous item from the New York Globe recounts a professor strolling the street with one foot in a gutter and the other on the pavement. A pupil greets him and the professor jokes that he was fine until suddenly he realized he had been limping for the last half hour.
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New York Globe
Laredo Lodge No. 1018 Calls Full Attendance Meeting
The secretary G R Weber urges a full attendance for the regular meeting of Laredo Lodge No. 1018 B P O RB tonight at the usual venue.
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Bill
Laredo
P.O
G. R. Weber
Sec’y
If you have the itch don’t scratch it evaluation
An advertisement urges sufferers not to scratch the itch and promises relief from BAL LARD S SNOW LINIMENT. It claims instant itch relief and permanent cure after a few applications, with bottles priced at 25, 60e and 1.00 and available at druggists.
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Ballard
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Hebbrowville
H. H. Allison
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Mrs.l. A. Morrow
G. W. Derby
P. L. Matthews
C. Vanderveer
Baby
Santo Tomas
Mary Ethel Richardson
Robin Tannenbaum
F. H. Crockett
T. J. Emerson
el Dorado
Arkansas
RL. Sutton
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Vesta
Joseph W. Kenney
Elizabeth Hawkins
Araujo Ramon
Artiaga Salomon
Anderson Wm. Almeyo J. M
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Belgham Remedios
Beltham P. O
Basulto Dolores
Baron Sixto
Cruz Maximo
Cruz Antonio
Chapa Alejo
Carrisales
Ramos Henancio
Ramos Eduardo
Solis J
Lerda Natividad
Sanchez Pedro
Santoyo Cipriano
Santos Coy Fortunato
Salas Joaquin
Salazar Lorenzo
Trevisio M. 8
Trevisio Isidro
Valdez Venacio
Walters
Agulera Ausencia
Alarcon Sefiora
Arancho Maria
Botello
J. G. Bega Ysabel
Cervera Mauricia
Colunga Antonia
Colunga Celsa
Cadena Josefa
Campos Guadalupe
Castillo Videfonso
Castillo Eulalia
Carranza Paula
Carrisaies
Jacinta
Castillo Zenaida
Castillo Tomasa
Cantu B. P
Cadena Prudenciana
Dorothy Miss
Delgaudo Maria
Delgado Virginia
Esecubar
Hermenesilda
Elisaida Herminia
Espinosa
Alejandra
Flores Mariana
Ferguson K
Garza Y. F
Gonzales
Rubio Alvina
Rodriguez Ysabel Rodriguez Manuela
Rosa G. Dela
Rincon
Tournament Bridge Club
C. M. Fish
Mesdames
C. C. Piggio
A J. Christen
J. E. Biggio
J. T. Hassell
Robt, McComb
A. E F. Younkin
Jos. Vidales
Geo. W. Armstrong
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