Contenders Tangle in Laredo Baseball League Preview
The 1922 Laredo Baseball League season moves toward Legion Park for a double confrontation between the Laredos and the Miimos tomorrow afternoon. A big crowd is expected to witness the local showdown as teams vie for early standings and fan support.
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Laredo Baseball League
Legion Park
Laredos
Miimos
Guadalajara
Tlaquepaque Art Store
Cor
Linsoln 'S
Ballons Avenue
Social Calendar of Community Events This Week
Thera hosts a play and story hour at Loma Vista Park from 4:30 to 6:00 PM on Tuesday. The Woman's Club opens a series of weekly benefit dances at the Caroth in the evening. Wednesday brings a 4:00 PM Auction Bridge session hosted by Mrs. L J Christen. Miss Anna May Mussett hosts a splash party at Bella Vista at 7:30 PM honoring her cousin Herbert Sames.
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Thera
Loma Vista Park
Woman’s Club
Ciaroth
Auction Bridge Club
L. J. Christen
Anna May Mussett
Bella Vista
Herbert Sames
John G Murphy Dies at 64 in San Angelo
John George Murphy former owner of the San Angelo Standard died at his home in San Angelo Texas at age 64. The death occurred this morning and was announced by local authorities.
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David Shelby
San Diego
Mary
Shelby
Associated Press
San Angelo
Texan
John George Murphy
The
San Angelo Standard
France to Represent at Hague Conference on Russian Affairs
Paris June 13 France will be represented at The Hague conference on Russian affairs by a group of experts the cabinet decided today.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
The
Hague
Harding signs no position on Muscle Shoals issue
The White House stated that President Harding has taken no position on Muscle Shoals and that Congress should have full discretion in the matter. The indication came from officials in Washington on June 13.
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Washington
Harding
Congrave
White House
Proposal to pay soldiers bonus in cash in senate plan
Senator Ladd of North Dakota proposed a cash bonus for soldiers funded by special taxes on banks and interest on foreign indebtedness. The idea was presented in the senate on June 13.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Texas Railroads Ready to Cut Rates as ICC Grants Reduction
Austin June 13. E P Perkins general attorney of the Cotton Belt railroad says Texas railroads will conform to the interstate commerce commission rate cut from 36 to 21.5 percent. The commission heard the statement today.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
State Railroad Commission
E. P. Perkins
Coton Belt Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Goldstein Case Debate Revived in Senate
Senator Harrison of Mississippi reopened discussion on the Goldstein case in the senate. He said President Harding's letter to Goldstein, made public, was an attempt to take away all odium attached to the incident.
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Washington
Goldstein
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Harding
Alfred DuPont's Taxes Blocked By Delaware Court
Judge Thompson in the U S district court barred the Internal Revenue Service from collecting 1576015 in taxes on stock dividends of the E I DuPont de Nemours Company from Alfred J DuPont. The decision allows a suit for collection to proceed.
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Associated Press
Washington, del
Thompson
United States District Court Today
Internal Revenue Collector
Delaware
Alfred J. DuPont
E. J. DuPont de Namours
Two Girls Allegedly Assaulted Near Ardmore
In Ardmore Oklahoma on June 13 Charles Mulkey a young married man is held in jail in connection with an alleged attack on two 16 year old girls. The girls said they were picked up near their home by two men in a car and four men attacked them at a country dispensary forcing them to walk back late.
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Ardmore
Okla
Charles Mulkey
Maquor
Odd and Interesting Facts From History
A collection of curious notes on animal senses and biology, religious history, and folk beliefs. Topics include frogs hearing, light travel, Bohemia churches with bone chandeliers, Abyssinia's conversion, monk numbers, coin aging, goats milk yield, Friday nail-cutting superstition, silver and gold anniversaries, eyelid blink rates, Korean hair traditions, and funeral nail practices.
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Seidiitz
Bohemia
Abyssinia
Poland’s 1921 Emigration, Trade Growth and School Plan
One hundred thousand Poles emigrated to the United States and Canada in 1921 while 40,000 reemigrants returned with about 300 thousand dollars total. Air routes expand in Europe and a Berlin Moscow service to launch soon. Polish American trade rises, imports and exports tripling in 1921. education reform aims for seven years of schooling by 1928 amid teacher and building shortages. Warsaw builds 11 new schools as it shuffles to accommodate 40,000 extra pupils.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Canada
Vienna
Prague
Budapest
Berlin
Moscow
Danzig
Mamel
Riga
Warsaw Slone
Chamberlain’s Tablets Endorsed by Readers
Mrs Nawton Vreeland of Minoa New York writes that Chamberlain’s Tablets help with heavy after meals and general dullness. She says her husband takes a bottle when traveling and that one or two tablets fix her up fine for constipation or indigestion.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. Nawton
Centennial events mark births, colleges, and military rites
Today honors Gen Fitz Porter on his birth centenary amid public interest. Hobart College celebrates its founding centennial with educational ceremonies. The United States Military Academy marks Junewk Week culminating in 1922 class graduation of 131 cadets as second lieutenants. UNC Chapel Hill recalls twenty fifth anniversary of co education with alumnae reunion. Northern Baptist Convention opens in Indianapolis drawing thousands of Baptist leaders.
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Fitz Porter
Hobart College
United States Military Academy
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Indianapolis
Northern Baptist Convention
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Chamberlain Liniment Eases Pain
The article notes that about one in ten rheumatism cases are muscle or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It suggests relief through Chamberlain's Liniment, enabling sleep and rest for sufferers.
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Chamberlain
Labor Attacks Shipping Subsidy Bill In Congress
Cincinnati June 13 The American Federation of Labor condemned the ship subsidy bill as inimical to the public interest and a threat to sea power The AFL convention adopted a unanimous resolution urging opposition The capitol report notes the bill likely will be reported tomorrow with a recommendation for enactment Andrew Furuseth president of the International Seamen's Union spoke at the convention and motioned to wire a protest to congressional leaders against favorable action
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen's Union
Furuseth
Harding Wants Action At Once On Ship Subsidy Bill
President Harding urged the House Rules Committee to grant privileged status to the merchant marine bill and warned he would call Congress in extraordinary session if the ship subsidy measure is delayed beyond the present term. He also pressed for passage of the tariff bill before the soldier bonus legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Campbell
House
Rules
Congress
White House
Be Ferguson Named Demokrat Senate Candidate In Texas
Austin Texas June 1 Former Governor James Ferguson was placed on the Democratic ballot for United States Senate by the state Democratic committee The Ferguson wife was confirmed to withdraw The party also noted Harpy Warner of Parla and KK W Cole of Austin as further candidates The committee adopted a policy linking ballot access to future Democratic ticket voting and rejected petition challenges
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Austin
Texas
James Be.ferguson
Democrats
Serminalion
United States Senate
Caad
Ferguson
Cortilind
Herpy Warner
Parla
Poyvernor
KK. W. Cole
Covere
Indballarge
Ucket
Senate panel OKs bounty plan to boost potash output
Washington June 13 The Senate Finance Committee approved a tariff bill amendment to stimulate U S potash production with a federal bounty instead of import duties on supports. The move shifts financial support from tariffs to direct payments to producers.
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Associated Plans
Washington
United States
Federal Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Dissent Stirs As Wage Cuts Loom For Railway Workers
Chicago dispatch reports the U S labor board split with vigorous dissents over two wage reductions and another 3500000 is set to cut pay for 350000 railway workers this week. Majority decision completed yesterday minority opinions delaying the order. Also notes a record parachute jump by Captain A W Stevens.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United Strates Labor Board
Sanotier
Woman Held On Murder Charge In Baffling Case
A woman is held on a murder charge in the shooting death of a man identified as John Larsen. Authorities say she was arrested on information from others already detained in the case. Harry Moher, brother of Mrs. Graulin, and Charles Powell are also held on murder charges with Powell allegedly confessing to firing the killing at Mohbr’s request.
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Mertot Holly
Av. J
Vosts Tuttnen
Willow
John
Abeeleee
Powell
Chit
Preaete
Mohbr
Waco Lawyers Reject Legion Reserve Police Resolution
In Waco Texas on June 13 lawyers refused to adopt a measure from a ten member committee including the mayor an American Legion group and local business leaders. The proposal would organize 20 legion volunteers as a reserve police force under mayoral deputization to protect life and property amid recent violence involving a dead black man dragged through the streets two weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Richards
American Legion
Amercan Legion
Attempt at dynamiting dam gate shocks Rhode Island
Providence June 13. National Guard units moved from strike duty in Pawtuxet valley villages to the Flat River reservoir in Coventry and uncovered an attempt to dynamite the dam gate that supplies water to many textile mills.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. J
National Guard
Pawtuxet Valley
Flat River
Coventry
White House Says No Immediate Drastic Action on Coal Strike
Washington on June 13 reports the administration will not pursue any major or drastic measures in the ongoing coal strike. The statement was released from the White House today.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Notable Birthdays on June 13 in 19th–20th Century Figures
A historic June 13 item lists William Butler Yeats born in Dublin 68 years ago today along with Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske born in Lyons New York and Dr James Allen of Davis and Bikini College born in Hepton Virginia. It includes Sharia Parsons and incomplete text.
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William Butler Yeats
Dublin
Bradley A. Fiske
U. N
Lyons
N. Y
James 4. Allen
Davis and Bikini College
Hepton
Sharia Parsons
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in Laredo 1885 1922
Notice to all persons indebted to the City of Laredo for taxes for the years 1885 to 1922 inclusive. Call and pay promptly to the city tax collector or face foreclosure of tax liens, sale of property for taxes, penalties, interest and costs. Legal actions will increase the burden and double the taxes.
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Laredo
Identification ties suspect to 1921 Jackson Street robbery
A confused member of the seven man gang that robbed the Jackson Street post office in January 1921 identified a photographed man as Paul Dolphus, now under arrest in San Francisco, suspected of being one of two bandits still missing.
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Avsucin Ed Praga
Dellus
Jackson Street
Paul Dolphus
San Francisco
Death Toll Rises From Valley Storm Wreck
The death list from Sunday’s Valley storm grows to 45 known dead with 16 missing. The Ferris wheel owner, linked to seven deaths and 40 serious injuries, faces the grand jury today.
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Gy Anseciated Press
New York
Grand Jury
Storm Toll Revised At 55 To 60 Dead In New York
Reports from New York on Sundays storm indicate between 55 and 60 deaths with many still missing. Names of victims and exact locations were not confirmed in this late tally.
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New York
Pope protests Palestine under Jewish control stance
On June 18 the Pope objected to Palestine being given to the Jews while the House of Representatives approved a resolution calling for peace between the United States and the Central Powers.
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Palestine
House of Representatives
United States
Central
Pwers
Chamberlains Cath and Diarrhosa Remedy
Unclear fragment describes a family remedy for stomach issues with preparation hinted as essential for summer months. No verifiable names, dates, or places available.
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Chamberlain
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