Prince of Wales to America May See Early Portrait
London reports on the 26th birthday of Prince Edward, heir to the British throne, detailing his birth at White Lodge in 1894, his titles, naval training, school life, sporting prowess, and wartime experiences, including a notable tale of pocket money and autograph letters.
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London
Prince of Wales
America
Atlantic
White Lodge
Richmond Park
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Cornwall
Duke of
Royal
Prince Edward
Osborne
Britannia
Dartmouth
Naval School
Oxford
King Edward
Bath Club
Queen Alexandra
Birthdays Today in History Noted Figures
General Sir Douglas Haig born Scotland 58 years ago today. Rt Hon Dr Christopher Addison born in Birmingham 50 years ago. Max Pemberton born Birmingham 56 years ago. Dr Charles W Dabney born Hampden Sidney 64 years ago. Mrs William K Dick born New York City 28 years ago. William A Brady born San Francisco 56 years ago.
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Sir Douglas Haig
Scotland
Christopher Addison
Max Pemberton
Birmingham
England
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Hampden-Sidney
William Kk. Dick
John Jacob Astor
New York City
William A. Brady
San Francisco
Lame Back Relieved with Liniment Treatment
For a lame back apply Chamber liniment twice daily and massage the back muscles thoroughly at each application to relieve pain and restore comfort.
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Chamberlain
Social Calendar Highlights Mrs Zara Mowry Bridal Week
Thursday social calendar notes entertainments for Miss Zara Mowry a bride to be with bridge parties at 9:45 am and 4 pm hosted by Mrs C M Fish Miss Maude Metnight Mrs B J Foster and Mrs Ed Mackin also a splash party at Villegas pool Miss Margaret Copeland and a Blue Birds gathering with Mrs Alfred Poggenpohl at 4 pm Lakes Aid Society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs N C Windrow at 4 pm.
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C. M. Fish
Maude
Bridge
Zara Mowry
The
Lakes Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
N. C. Windrow
Margaret Copeland
Villegas Pool
B. J. Foster
Ed. Mackin
Miss Mowry
Blue Birds
Alfred Poggenpohl
Day events and local notes in Laredo column
A collection of social items from The Day features family updates from Dr. J. T. Ward and others on motor trips and returns, plus brief notices of army discharges, travels, and visits. Boy Scouts meet with guests including Captain Bobbitt and Mr. Cummings. a bridge party at Mrs. Ira O’Meara honors her sister, with Daisy decor and a prize for high scorer.
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Boy Scouts of
Laredo
R. L. Bobbitt
Webb County
Cummings
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Bobbitt
Craig
Bridge Parties Honor Guests With Luncheons And Prizes
Mrs SV N Young hosted a Wednesday Auction Bridge Club afternoon with Shasta daisies and ferns in decor. The featured prize was three piece Pyrex cooking glass ware won by Mrs Ri i Muller and Mrs Frederick Gilbreath received the guest prize. Attendance included Mesdames Hill Wood, Gilbreath, Morrow, Foster, Chris ten, Moyer, Hellman, and Miss Inez Hill among others, with Mrs George Moyer of San Antonio assisting.
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Inez Hill
Mesdames
Horace Wood
Hill
Alexander
Lafon
Merton
Fish
Morrow
Shelby
Foster
Christen
Gilbreath
Moyer
Hellman
Goodmin
Arkies
Dannelley
Maude Mussett
SV. N. Young
Ri i Muller Amd
Prederick Gilbreath
Mesdames Frederick Gilbreath
FE. J. Dwan
Fort Leavensworth
Kan
T. A. Leyendecker
F. W. Maliy
G. C. Woodman
Ll. V. Boniger
Norwood Witting
C. C. Burr
A. Smith
J. A. Wilson
Born
Corpus Christi
Maria Mowry
Oil stock opportunity in Laredo offered by Cal-Park Co
Laredo residents are urged to invest in Cal-Park Oil Co as the firm drills multiple wells in Krkburnett Iowa Park fields with capital at 1500000. The notice notes recent dividend payments from United Oil and stock surges at Royal Duke Oil. Last day to buy at par is Saturday the 21st. contact W. E. Duckett at 1212 Farragut St by appointment.
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Laredo
United Oil Company
Royal Duke Oil Co
Texas
Cal-Park Oil Co
Krkburnett
Iowa Park
Willard Saulsbury Seeks U S Ambassador Post to Italy
Willard Saulsbury, former United States senator from Delaware, is named for the post of ambassador to Italy. A member of a historic Delaware family, he has long been active in Democratic politics and national campaigns, though he only entered public office with his 1918 Senate election.
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Willard Saulsbury
United States
Italy
Delaware
Democratic Party
Saulsbury
University of Virginia
Senate
Wilson
German Attitude Shifts on Peace Treaty Says World Reports
From Berlin to London dispatches show shifting German views on the peace treaty. The Weimar cabinet debates the terms while leftists tilt toward acceptance. officials warn of unrest as Britain readies force to intervene if needed. American peace delegates remain cautiously optimistic amid uncertain signals.
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Associated Press
Count von Brockhorfft-Kantzau
Weimar
Germain
Cabinet
National Assembly
Germany
Ceieauds
Berlin
America
London
War Ends Debate Looms Ahead of Peace Treaty
Washington June 19 The League of Nations debate nears a decision as Teng Wey opponents meet to weigh options. A test vote on the Knox resolution may be tried to deny Senate acceptance of the league covenant, while another proposal urges declaring the war ended.
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Associated Press
Washington
Plinsy
League of Nations
Teng Wey
Knox
Senate
Washington Returns Telegraphs to Private Control
After reconsidering extending government fixed telegraph rules for six months the house today passed the amended senate bill returning telegraph properties to private control and repealing the law under which those properties and cable systems were taken by the president.
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Washington
House
Senate
Dr Haiselden Dead At Havana Cuba
Dr Marty Ox Haiselden, famed for refusing surgery to save the Billinger boy, died in Havana Cuba. The Chicago report from June 1 confirms his death and notes his controversial medical stance drew worldwide attention.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Marty Ox Haiselden
Havana
Cuba
He Was It Story From Bishop Greer
A Christian Register anecdote recounts Bishop Greer’s plain nature. He entered a carriage to confirm a class but waited while the driver, believing him to be the Lord Bishop of New York, paused. The bishop told him to drive on, revealing his identity with a simple, decisive remark.
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Bishop Greer
New York
Christian Register
Festival and university commencements mark today
Observances blend the Festival of Corpus Christi with centennial and semi centennial celebrations. Maine’s separation from Massachusetts is noted as a century ago. The American Physical Education Society meets in Salt Lake City as Dr John Finley speaks at Minnesota. Cornell opens commencement with a university anniversary while Maj Gen Leonard Wood accepts GWU address.
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Maine
Missichusetts
Massachusetts
American Physical Education Society
Salt Lake City
John Finley
University of New York State
University of Minnesota
Cornell University
University
Leonard Wood
U. 5S. A
George Washington University
Anxious to Please Comedy Ends with Milk Mischief
A rich mistress trains a new servant Martha to answer her bell with milk on a tray. After a puzzled initial delivery the second time the servant arrives with the milk in a tray and asks if she should bring a spoon or if the mistress will lap it up.
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Martha
Private Control Will Be Disaster, Railroads’ Return Predicted
In a Virginia bankers association address, Robert Mo Woolley, an inflander of the Interstate Commerce Commission, warned that returning railroads to private operation after readjustment would require higher freight rates and price increases, possibly to an apex beyond prediction.
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Ay Associated Press
Point Comfort
Noonao
Robert Mo Woolley
Interstate— Commercie ‘Commission
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Odd and Interesting Facts from a Distant Era
A collection of curious statements about animals and customs: ostriches hatch in incubators in South Africa, whales swim at ten to twelve miles per hour, magpies can fly to six thousand feet, Greentoml icefields measure half a mile thick, pigeons coo without moving their bills, pallbearers in England receive gloves, shark oil quality, shark flesh measures ten and a half pints, Paraguayans drink tea by goblet through a long tube, Napoleon wore a large diamond on his wedding sword, and wild horses of Arabia versus South Africa.
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South Africa
Greentoml
England
Napoleon
Josephine
Arabia
Stockholders Meeting Called for Elks Building Association
Annual meeting of the stock holders of the Elks Building Association will be held this evening at 7 o'clock. Important. L. J. Christen, Secy.
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the Elks Building Association
L. J. Christen
Sec’y
To Prevent Belching Habit of Eating Slower
Advice urges slow eating and thorough chewing to curb belching. If trouble persists, take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper.
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Chamberlain
German Attack on Rheims Repulsed in Heavy Losses
Forty thousand German forces attacked Rheims from three sides and were repulsed with heavy losses. The Italians launched a major counter offensive, forcing Austrian retreat across the Piave as the front shifted.
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Rheims
Piave
Patrol Commander Reports All Quiet on Border Patrol
Military dispatch from Major Jette at Fabens reports quiet in his sector as air patrols along the border in Texas continue. Genza issues proclamation ordering civilians to surrender weapons within 48 hours.
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Associated Preas
Piou
Tex
Jette
Fabens
Jiares
Mex
Genzamy Dink
Mifliiney
Northcliff Is Improved After Operation
Viscount Northcliffe, noted British official, was found improved after a surgical operation yesterday in the United States. Physicians report he is progressing satisfactorily and is under careful observation.
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London
Bolsheviks Depend on Coal From Wwolels Region
The Bolsheviks relied on coal from the Wwolels region to advance railway improvements and to operate factories, reflecting the industrial backbone of the regime.
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Wwolels
Miners Strike Settled in Paris Reported End of Tie
Paris reports June 19 that the miners strike has been settled satisfactorily to both sides and work will resume tomorrow according to local newspapers.
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Paris
Ioles
Horoow
Liny
Pershing’s Bodyguard Arrives for London Brussels Visit
A regiment of Pershing’s bodyguard, Pacla, numbering about 100, arrived today from a forward area to accompany General Pershing on his project at visits to London and Brussels. With French units, they will attend the opening of the Pershing stadium on Sunday.
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Pacla
Pichel Nen
Ihencka Thirg
Erchibes
London
Brussels
Arived
Frome Oeblens
Pick
Penine
Pershing
Visit to Charleroi by President and King Albert after mine devastation
President Wilson and King Albert arrived in Charleroi after a tour through devastated districts. They viewed the destruction wrought by German forces in the Charleroi mines and surrounding areas.
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Brussels
Wilson
Charleroi
Albert
Cfjaebral
First Women's Medical College in Hogland and Clubs
The London School of Women in Hogland marks the first women’s medical college in the region. The Des Moines based Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs forms to support women professionals. Women are barred from Maiwatchi on Russia’s border, a men’s town. Democratic and Republican women seek capable speakers for next year’s campaign. Mrs. Robert Lee Morrell of New York City, named vice president of the American Automobile Association, is noted as the first woman to earn a law doctorate from New York University and the first woman trusted as a bankruptcy referee.
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Hogland
London School of Schme
Tielowa
Federation of Business
Des Moines
Maiwatchi
Russia
City Seeks Bids for Cement Sidewalks Project
Sealed bids will be received and opened by the City Secretary on June 23 1919 at 10 o clock a m for cement sidewalks from the Juarez Avenue intersection on Farragut Street west to the I and G N tracks. Plans and specifications available at the city office. Certified check for 500 dollars must accompany bid. City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A V Woodman City Secretary.
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Juarez Avenue
Farragut Street
A. V. Woodman
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Tobay
Money Makers
Agyocely
Men, Violet & Oberfeldt Society Editor
Mamma
Anne Herendeen
Everybody’s Magazine
J. T. Ward
Ira O'Meara
San Antonio
S. T. Foster
Dallas
Marlin Springs
R. L. Dobie
John A. Polk
Douglas Polk
Army
France
James
Nellie Ward
R. L. Gillette
Ene
Celeste Hamilton
Asherton
H. G. DaCamara
W. L. Barr
Arvilla Seaman
W. T. Hill
Saga RE Pally Cie
Newsomner
Geruary
Londim
Dune
Donetz Cook Basin
DR. Haiselden
HE Was
ST. Germain
M. Chaleil
Seine and
Oise
M. Karl Renner
Renner
Odd
Stockholders Meeting
Bor
Der
Northcliff
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