Tenant Notice From Tuesday's Daily Item
Fragmentary OCR reads a tenant and phone reference from Tuesday's Daily, mentioning contact via a Ly Phone 48 line. The readable text is too incomplete to identify names, places, or exact actions.
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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1919
Page
17
Fragmentary OCR reads a tenant and phone reference from Tuesday's Daily, mentioning contact via a Ly Phone 48 line. The readable text is too incomplete to identify names, places, or exact actions.
Tuesday activities include Misses Alexander entertaining at 4 PM for Miss Zara Mowry, bride of the month, followed by Community Singing at the Soldiers Club. Wednesday features Mrs Ira O’Meara hosting at 9:30 AM for her sister Mrs Horace Wood of Asherton, and Mrs W N Young hosting the Wednesday Auction Bridge Club at 4 PM with Social Night at the K of C Hall at Fort McIntosh.
A series of social notes from Victoria notes visitors and departures. Miss FB V Lee visits, Mrs M L Rice and daughter from Lubbock stay with Mr and Mrs J A Burnett, and many families plan travel to San Antonio Dallas Houston and Victoria. Bishop Capers anniversary reception showcased his rose wood and silver crozier while a Woman's Club dance drew a large crowd.
A refined Laredo evening highlighted violin solos by Prof Joseph H. Chapek with his wife accompanying on piano, followed by Mrs Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald delivering soprano selections. Hosts Mesdames Burr and Floyd hosted guests including the visiting Chapeks from Chicago before they travel to San Antonio and San Diego for vacation and family visits.
General Reynaldo Garza commander of the Nuevo Laredo garrison. Major R. Garza and General Gregorio Ozuna accompanied him as they paid an official visit to Colonel Beaumont B. Buck, commander of the Laredo district, this morning.
Today marks birthdays of Maj. Gen Omar Runtily born Newcastle Indiana 58 years ago. Mrs William Jennings Bryan born Perry Illinois 58 years ago. Adolphus Frederick former Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz born 86 years ago. Dr Thomas W Nadal president of Drury College born Milroy Indiana 44 years ago. Edward J W Gerwind noted New York capitalist born Philadelphia 71 years ago.
Classified note announces money making opportunities in the Times Want Ads with unspecified details and figures.
R B Eehols returned from San Antonio and plans to depart tonight for Wichita Falls. D D Davis of Dolores is in town for a few days attending the county board of equalization session. CC Lyon sales manager at Hastings Seed Co Atlanta Ga is among today’s business visitors in Laredo.
Mexican Ambassador to the United States, Ing Ignacio Bonillas, travels through Laredo with Senor Silvestre Aguilar and Cayetano Serrano. They spent the night at the Bender hotel and departed this morning by private car Coahuila for Mexico City.
People often find their family physician away when they need care most. Stomach and bowel pains colic and diarrhoea demand prompt treatment and can be fatal before help arrives. Keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand. no physician can prescribe a better medicine for these diseases.
The ad claims catarrh is curable in all stages by Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally. It asserts the medicine cures via the blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure. Address F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. 1 dollar, sold by druggists at 7 cents.
Apply Chamberlain's Liniment to the lame back twice daily. Massage the back muscles thoroughly at each application, focusing on the seat of pain to relieve discomfort.
Copies of an official proclamation signed by Gen. P. Elias Calles acting governor of Sonora declare that until the state is legally declared wet next September anyone apprehended selling or disposing of alcoholic liquor will be executed without trial by civil or military authorities. The notice was posted at Agua Prieta on June 17. Mexico City reports the central government silent on American troop movements at Juarez though it hints the U S claim that the Villa attack was protective may be accepted.
An overnight blaze at Alexander Docks Liverpool destroyed a timber cotton and oil warehouse, with 400 barrels of turpentine and other inflammables. Several vessels were moved to safety but the Norlinda suffered a damaged roof collapse. the crew escaped. Early estimates put damage at around a million pounds.
Harvard Cambridge June 17 held a full class day with prayers orations songs and dances. Seniors and guests gathered in Appleton Chapel Sanders Theater and the Yard for tree exercises ivy oration by Frederick Marcus Warburg amid music spreads and teas in a festive return to time honored customs.
A deputy collector of customs at the Port of Laredo announces a public auction on June 27 1919 at ten o'clock at the Customhouse. Items include one piece woolen goods one for drawn work and three pieces silver bullion seized for violation of Section 2082 Revised Statutes. A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs.
An advertisement promotes daily access to THE TIMES with a subscription offer priced at 60 cents per month.
Paris reports that Germany must present the peace terms by 6 49 p m Paris time Monday June 23 after an extension of 48 hours. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau heads the mission and will confer with the cabinet in Weimar before sending the revised treaty to experts. President Wilson plans a Washington trip June 24 or 25 if Germany signs and will tour to explain the treaty and league covenant, aiming his audiences to include opponents.
Paris reports the Turkish peace delegation led by Dam and Ferid Pasha met the council of ten in the clock room at Quai d'Orsay to discuss Austrian Treaty terms. The council of five considered remaining Austria clauses and other matters before President Wilson's departure for Belgium. An American soldier was killed two dying and about a hundred injured in a Knights of Columbus hut collapse during a boxing exhibition at Pontenezen last night.
Washington June 17 the house judiciary committee voted 10 to 0 to reject Rep Igoes motion to repeal war time prohibition as applied to light wines and beer The panel ruled repeal not to be handled by Congress in the present session
The Times receives daily forecast from the United States Weather Bureau New Orleans. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warmer while Wednesday is expected to be partly cloudy.
The Fort Mcintosh observations for the last 24 hours ending at 7 a m today show no report available.
On June 17 the Bulgarian cabinet resigned amid war reporting. An American casualty total reached 81,738 to date, while German forces failed an attempted Marne footbridge construction, per the evening bulletins.
San Francisco Calif June 17 Telephone operators linemen and other electrical workers throughout California struck at 8 oclock this morning Union officials asserted that all the principal cities were affected The issues involved are better housing conditions wage increases for certain classes of workers and discontinuance of alleged discrimination of telephone officials The telegraph situation may be placed before President Wilson in a cablegram from the American Federation of Labor announced by Percy Thomas deputy international president of the telegraphers union.
Winnipeg report notes ten strike leaders arrested and moved to an unknown destination, likely by officials. Additional arrests reported in Calgary and other western cities. Northwest police raid the labor temple seizing literature described as Bolsheviki in nature.
Today marks the 144th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill and the 200th since Joseph Addison's death. Bishop Paul J. Rhode observes his 25th ordination anniversary, Harvard hosts a major commencement event, and Ohio State plans a Wake Address by Bishop William F. McDowell. Mme. Galli Curci faces a divorce trial in New York as federal beer production restraint appeal proceeds in NYC. The Junior Order national council convenes in Milwaukee.
Troop 2 Boy Scouts gather at Firemans Hall Wednesday June 18 at eight for a special meeting. Mr Cummings of the Federal Reserve Bank will share an interesting message with all Scouts. Troop 1 Scouts and visiting Scouts plus parents are invited.
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