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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1914

Page

9

Secretary of Laredo Chamber leaves post amid dispute

R C Bateman, secretary since February 1914, severed ties with the Laredo Chamber of Commerce on June 15. He claims the board acted without just cause and vows legal action to recover unpaid salary and damages, citing a breach of contract and demanding clarification of alleged criticisms that prompted the change. The exchange includes a June 2 letter from the board and Bateman’s lengthy reply.

R. C. Bateman Laredo Chamber of Commerce Bateman Times Laredo Texas Tex Chas. F& Kenney D. O Seavill

City Council approves bridges and repairs in regular meeting

The city council met in regular session with Mayor Robi McComb and eight aldermen present. Minutes were approved, township reports filed, and petitions for a Juarez avenue bridge and San Jorge avenue repairs granted. Streets opening was referred to the street committee, bank depository bond approved, and mayor authorized to secure curbing lines for new street lighting north of the city.

Robi McComb Hein Maher Hlenty Farias Westbrook Leyendecker Agan Moses A. Winslow N. J. Roach Felipe Zepeda W W. Greve Juarez Avenue M. M. Gutierrez Inez L. Lopez Pelix Servantes San Jorge Avenue Walter Brown First State Bank and Trustompany Ignacio Benavides J. M. Garcia Fred Werner Laredo Electric and Railway Company

Canadian editor at Iowa University address on Internationalism

Iowa City Iowa June 17 The senior class of the University of Iowa received their diplomas at the annual commencement today. The address to the graduates was delivered by James Alexander Macdonald the Toronto editor who spoke on Internationalism and the University.

Iowa City University of Iowa James Alexander Macdonald Toronto University

Hughes Stuart Wedding in New York Cathedral

In the Cathedral of St John the Divine chapel Miss Marjory Bruce Stuart daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry C Stuart of New York became the bride of Charles Evans Hughes Jr son of Justice Hughes of the U S Supreme Court. The bride recently graduated from Vassar and Mr Hughes is a lawyer in New York.

New York Cathedral of St. John the Divine Marjory Bruce Stuart Henry C Stuart Charles Evans Hughes, Jr Justice Hughes Supreme Court of the United States Vassar

Partly cloudy forecast from New Orleans bureau

The Times presents a daily forecast from the United States Weather Bureau. Fort McIntosh observations show a 24 hour period ending at 6 p.m. with a maximum temperature of 99 degrees and a minimum of 61 degrees. Winds are generally from the southwest and skies are partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co Fort McIntosh Max

Laredo City Council Adjourns After Brief Session

The mayor was instructed to open Water street and to draft an ordinance amending the fire limits. The council adjourned after addressing motioned items with no further business, secretary A. W. Woodman noting the date June 16, 1914.

Water Street A. W. Woodman Laredo Texas

Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Now

An advertisement from Homer City New York promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a cure for rheumatism. A testimonial by W. A. Lockhard claims great relief after a single application and full recovery after one bottle. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain Homer City N. Y Ady

Forced to Flee by Fifteen-Foot Rise to the Hills

Residents of Christoval fled to the hills as a Concho River rise of eleven feet produced heavy damage to livestock. Early warning likely saved lives in the San Angelo area on June 17.

San Angelo Texas Christoval Here Concho River

Texas Woman Unopposed In Federation Presidency

Associated Press reports in Chicago that voting for officers of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs ended with Mrs. Wennybacker of Texas unopposed for president. Dallas sought the next convention, and the federations recorded opposition to liquor traffic.

Chicago Wennybacker Texas Dallas

Woman chains to Duke of Wellington statue in London

June 17 in London a suffragette chained herself to the Duke of Wellington statue and shouted to bystanders to help imprisoned women. The crowd jeered as police intervened and the protest drew attention in the city.

London Duke of Wellington

Missing Balloon Crew Reaches Blue Lake Safely

Portland report June 17 says the missing Springfield balloon crew, believed lost in the mountains, has arrived at Blue Lake unharmed. Names and exact coordinates not disclosed. Local officials confirmed rescue success and planned debriefing.

Portland Ore Springfield Blue Lake

University of Washington Class of 1914 Commencement

The University of Washington in Seattle issued the 1914 commencement decree to its large class. Professor Frederick J. Turner of Harvard University delivered the address to the graduates in Seattle on June 17.

Address by German ambassador at town ceremonial

Urbana, June 17. The forty third annual commencement of the University of Tinois ended with graduation exercises this morning. Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador at Washington, delivered the oration, speaking to graduates and attendees.

Urbana University of Tinois Count von Bernstorff Washington

Brown University Holds 146th Commencement Exercises

Providence RI June 17 Brown University's 146th annual commencement was observed today in Sayles Hall. Principal exercises featured Governor Aram J. Pothier Rhode Island, Dr Charles W Eliot Harvard president emeritus, and Prof Vernon P Squires University of North Dakota.

Providence Roe Brown University Sayles Hall Faunce Arm J. Pothier Rhode Island Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Vernon P. Squires University of North Dakota

Daughters of the Revolution Open 23rd Annual Convention

Minneapolis hosts the twenty third annual convention of Daughters of the Revolution as sessions begin after preliminaries. Mrs C M Woodham delivers welcome. Mrs Clarence L Bleakley of New York gives president general address. Officers and committees report. General officers to be elected tomorrow.

Minneapolis Minn General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution C. M. Woodham Minnesota Clarence L. Bleakley New York

Wedding of Dr Albert T Cook and Miss Margaret Davis

A large group of friends traveled from Laredo by rail and car to Dolores today for the 11 oclock ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs D D Davis. The couple,Dr and Mrs Cook, planned a Colorado honeymoon train tonight. An account will appear in tomorrow's Times.

Laredo Eagle Pass Dolores Albert T Cook Margaret Davis Mes D D Davis Mrs. Cook Colorado

Mexican constitutionalists face reverses as clashes deepen

Niagara Falls Ont June 17 A shift in U S policy is seen due to Mexican developments. Constitutionalists push toward a provisional government amid frictions with Carranza Villa and Maytorena Obregon in Sonora. Mediators seek a settlement as fighting and naval actions intensify near Topolobampo Tampico defeated and badly disabled by the Guerrero in a clear federal navy victory.

Associated Press Niagara Falls Ont United States Carranza Villa Maytorena Gen Obregon Sonora Oda Mexico Washington Huerta Guerrero Magzathin Howard Topolobampo New Orleansa

Rebel Leaders Interpret St Washington Conflict

Constitutionalists state Villa resigned his commission and jailed Carranza leaders in Juarez but remain confident he seeks to purge Carranza loyalists. They say Villa aims to lead Northern Mexico while Carranza tackles remaining issues, expecting tensions to ease.

St. Washington Villa Carranza Juarez Mexico

Villa Denies Split In Paso Texas

Villa says no split among supporters and Carranza officials. conversion of arrests seen as misinterpretation by Juarez commander. Thirty officials were sent to Torreon. Carranza publicity agent Peres Abreu remains missing. Villa says Ange les may be named president over Carranza.

Villa Paso Texas Jane Hing Carranza Zacatecas Natera Felipe Angeles Insteaad

Extra Session of Congress Called in Mexico City

High government officials said June 17 that an extra session would be called to discuss matters of great importance aimed at reform and peace. The move signals urgency and potential legislative action on pressing national concerns.

Congress Mexico City

New Currency Issued Soon as Federal Reserve Banks Start

One million dollars in new currency will enter circulation within weeks as the federal reserve banks are established. A uniform design for each denomination is a feature of the new money.

Washington Federal Reserve Banks

Piano Tuning Service in Laredo This Week

Our tuner is in Laredo this week. Anyone needing tuning or repair work can leave orders at the Ross Hotel THOS GOGGAN & BROS RE W FOSTER Tuner. We offer a mouse proof piano attachment at a very small cost.

Laredo Ross Hotel Goggan & Bros. RE Foster Tuner

Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities

Classified line notes a daily window for opportunities with a monthly price of 66 cents. It reads like a simple promotional snippet urging subscription to THE TIMES for ongoing access. No additional details or entities are present in the readable text.

Boy and rescuers drown in Pa well tragedy

In Drifted, Pennsylvania, June 17, Harold Jordan eleven fell into a well last night. Rodney Ives seventeen entered the well to help. Ives summoned aid and Harold’s uncle John Jordan climbed down to assist. All three drowned when the youths grabbed him.

Drifted Harold Jordan Rodney Ives Ives Harold John Jordan

Agnostic student finally earns university diploma

Foster North of Champaten, UK, who was suspended for 29 years for his agnosticism and absence from chapel, today received a diploma from the University of Minnesota.

Champaten Foster North University of

Wheat drops to nine-year low amid bumper crop prospects

Chicago traders on June 17 report prospects of a bumper wheat crop pushing prices to a nine year low by 4 am. The market reacts as traders assess supply expectations and demand signals in early trading.

Chicago

German ambassador narrowly escapes shooting in Champaign

The German ambassador Count von Bernstorff narrowly escaped death when a policeman fired at his automobile for failing to stop. The incident occurred on June 17 and was reported by the Associated Press from Champaign.

Champaign Count von Bernstorff Pointblank

Kaiser Wilhelm II Collides With Steamer In Fog

In fog off Spithead on June 17 the liner Kaiser Wilhelm II collided with the steamer Incemore. Both vessels reached the shore safely and reported no serious damage or injuries. The incident was confirmed by the Associated Press.

Spithead

Edison’s Daughter a Bride at Llewellyn Park

Miss Madeline Edison daughter of the inventor and Mrs Thomas A Edison married John Keyre Sloane son of Dr and Mrs T O Conor Sloane at the Edison home Llewellyn Park West Orange N J The ceremony was performed by Mgr Mooney president of Seton Hall College and witnessed by a large gathering of relatives and friends.

West Orange N. J Madeline Edison Thomas A. Edison John Keyre Sloane T. O Conor Sloane Edison Llewellyn Park Mgr. Mooney Seton Hall College

Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association Meets at Stillwater

Stillwater Minnesota June 17 The annual convention of the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association opened today under President Thomas Wilkinson of Burlington Iowa Delegates from five states attended The two day session will discuss river terminals and the Lake Superior Mississippi River canal project as principal topics.

Stillwater Minn Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association Thomas Wilkinson Burlington Lake Superior Mississippi River Canal

Southern Wholesale Grocers Hold Southern Association Convention

Five hundred members attended the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association opening in Isle of Palms Charleston. President Joseph H. McLaurin of Jacksonville, Fla., led the session. The group, spanning fifteen Southern states, sent greetings to the National Wholesale Grocers Association in Minneapolis as three days of lectures and discussions began.

Charleston S. C Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association Isle of Palms Joseph H. McLaurin Jacksonville Mla National Wholesale Grocers’ Assocition Minneapolis The Southern Association

Ohio State Commencement Heard By Minnesota President

President George H. Vincent of the University of Minnesota delivered the commencement oration at Ohio State University in Columbus. President William O. Thompson presided and presented diplomas to the graduates.

Columbus George H. Vincent University of Minnesota Ohio State University William O. Thompson

Operative Plasterers' International Convention Set for Washington

Washington DC will host this year’s annual convention of the Operative Plasterers’ International Association. The meeting gathers delegates from union locals to discuss standards, contracts, and coverage across the trade. Event dates and additional details were not specified in the fragment.

Washington, D. C Operative Plasterers’ International Association

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