The Thunderbolt at the Royal Theatre Opens Sunday
Ruth Pomeroy played by Katherine MacDonald stars in a spite marriage tale set against a Kentucky feud. Bruce Corbin plans to wed her to avenge his family, but Ruth outwits him turning hate into happiness as the film promises gripping entertainment at the Royal Theatre starting Sunday.
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Katherine MacDonald
Royal Theatre
Ruth Pomeroy
Bruce Corbin
Allan Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Root
A Movie That Brings Good Luck With Mary Anderson
Mary Anderson promotes luck in the Royal Theatre showings of Bubbles today and tonight. She cites luck as a force that brought happiness to co stars and notes her earnings enabled her to loan tens of thousands to Uncle Sam and purchase an upscale Los Angeles estate.
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Mary Anderson
Royal Theatre
Miss Anderson
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles
Purifying Laxative Ad For Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
An old newspaper ad urges monthly use of a purifying laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels and remove decayed matter. Herrera's Pharmacy promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cleansing remedy.
Great Prosperity Ahead for Laredo and Section
Optimistic outlook for Laredo as Mexico’s conditions improve and Diaz era stability returns. The city is seen as a future key gateway to Mexico with plans for wholesale goods, new business developments, and a potential oil district. Anticipated crops include a banner cotton harvest and a Bermuda onion crop, with growth seen as near certain if peace persists.
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Mexico
Diaz
Laredo
Republic
Texas
Birthdays Today Highlight Notables Across Nations
John Dillon longtime Irish Nationalist born in Ireland 69 years ago today. Le Baron B Colt U S senator from Rhode Island born Dedham Massachusetts 74 years ago today. Bishop William A Quayle Methodist Episcopal Church born Parkville Missouri 60 years ago today. William H Williams president of Wabash Railway Company born Port Elizabeth Cape Colony 80 years ago today.
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John Dillon
Ireland
le Baron B. Colt
United States
Rhode Island
Dedham
Mass
William A. Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Parkville
William H. Williams
Wabash Railway Company
Port Elizabeth
Cape Colony
City Board of Equalization Adjourns After Month of Sessions
The city board of equalization led by Mayor Leopoldo Villegas and Aldermen adjourned after a month long session. About 2,300 taxpayers received notices. five protested valuation increases while most supported a higher assessment to fund bonds and public improvements including sewers and paving. Estimated city valuations may rise from 7.5 million to about 12 million, enabling bond sales. Mrs de la Huerta and party arrived from San Antonio, escorted to Nuevo Laredo then Mexico City aboard the president’s private car.
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City Board of Equalization
Leopoldo Villegas
A. C. Richter
J. R. Moore
J. Martin
A. R. Garcia
J. A. Ortiz
Garcia
Board of Equalization
Laredo
de la Huerta
Mexico
San Antonio
Adams
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico City
Laredo Lodge Notice Calls Meeting For Friday
Called meeting of Laredo Lodge No 547 A F and A M Friday at 7 p m Work in M M degree All visiting brethren invited to attend Fritz Werner W M 6 24 21 Sour stomach clogged bowels pimples blackheads foul breath evils of constipation Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea regulates the bowels purifies the stomach expels decay matter Nature s wondrous herbs Positive results 35 Tea or Tablets Herrera s Pharmacy
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Laredo
A. M
Fritz Werner
W. M
Hollister
Herrera’s
Grand Ball Celebrates Independence at Latin-American Club
The Latin American Club hosts a grand ball on July Fourth to mark the United States anniversary. Only members in good standing on the club books will be admitted on this occasion.
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The
United States
City orders cemetery move and asks relatives to remove graves
City Council on May 18 1920 authorized sale of two lots for not less than 3000 dollars each and decided to move the corral to the Old Cemetery Block 220 WD. The notice requires all parties with buried relatives in the cemetery to remove the bodies within sixty days from the date of the notice.
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Land Board
W. D
Laredo Social Roundup Highlights Family Visits and Club Events
Miss Vera Sharkey visits South Laredo with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Masters on a week long stay while Mr. T. C. Mann travels to Colmeswell for a fiftieth wedding anniversary. Local social items cover dances at Elks Hall and Service Club, circle meetings of the Baptist W M A, preparations for a Mexico trip, and a Y W C A break fast briefing on community leadership.
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Vera Sharkey
F. C. Masterson
South Laredo
T. C. Mann
Tommy
Bessie
Colmeswell
Texas
Vera Sturges
Dallas
Frances Bothwell
Institute
Laredo
Mesdames
Ra O'Meara
R. A. Millar
Ed Rex Tarver
J. Sorrell
Amar Penn
Lulu King
Edward Bodet
Vesta Sturges
Grace Hamilton
Agustin Heredia
Sturges
Bothwell
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Bothwell
International Institute In
Duke and Duchess of Aosta celebrate silver wedding today
Today marks the silver wedding anniversary of the Duke and Duchess of Aosta, among Europe’s best known royals, with various national celebrations and events noted in this edition. The Mystic Shriners gathering in Portland ends today as thousands visit Duluth for the Sangerfest by the Union of Norwegian Singers of America. In San Francisco the Democratic National Committee holds formal activities as the convention begins. Yale and Harvard’s annual blue ribbon race is run today on the Thames at New London. Nova Scotia Steel and Coal stockholders meet to vote on a proposed merger with the British Empire Steel Corporation.
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Aosta
Mystic Shriners
Portland
Ore
Duluth
Union of Norwegian Singers of America
San Francisco
Yale
Harvard
Thames River
New London
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company, Limited
New
British Empire Steel Corporation
United Communists Party Formed Report At DOJ
The Associated Press reports in Washington that the United Communists Party is formed by merging the Communist Labor Party and the Communist Party. The party aims to foment revolution against the government, announced by delegates at a secret convention. Officials say steps are being taken to curb propaganda spread.
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Associated Press
Wasington
Communist Party
Communist Labor Party
Department of Justice
Department
Londonderry Returns to Normal After Street Fighting
Londonderry near normal after days of violent street warfare between Unionists Nationalists and Sinn Fein factions. Banks and shops reopen while people venture on the streets though food remains short. Fighting since midnight was limited to sniping as rival factions avoided massing amid increased military forces.
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Associated Press
Londonderry
Armed Farmers Search for Man in Dallas Patch
Dallas reports say several hundred armed farmers moved into northern Dallas county in pursuit of a man accused of assaulting a young woman found tied and gagged in a cane patch. Local officers rushed to the scene as leaders warned they will not hand over the captured suspect.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Dallas County
Railroad Unions Meet in Chicago Over Wage Demands
Officials from all recognized railroad unions gathered in Chicago on June 25 to pressure action on wage demands and curb unauthorized strikes sweeping the nation. W. G. Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, blamed President Wilson for delays, citing a slow formation of the railway labor board and warning that continued inaction could paralyze transportation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Wilson
Railway Labor Board
Keech-Cummings
Lee
Williams Wins in British Tennis Championship
Wimbledon England June 25 R Norris Williams of Boston won his singles match. Americans William M Johnson and William T Tilden won their doubles match against a French team in the same tournament.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
Eng
R. Norris Williams
Boston
William M. Johnson
William T. Tilden
National Olympic Trials Advance To Sectional Rounds
The United States will select track and field athletes for Antwerp from sectional trials held tomorrow at four sites. Eastern events are at Franklin Field Philadelphia, Southern at Tulane Stadium New Orleans, Central at Stagg Field Chicago, and Pacific Coast at City Stadium Pasadena.
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New York
United States
Antwerp
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Tulane Stadium
New Orleans
Stagg
University of Chicago
Central States
New City Stadium
Pasadena
Calif
Pacific Coast
Theocratic Party Platform Read In Zion City Meeting
Zion City officials heard the Theocratic Party platform read by City Clerk Alvin Marshall at a council session. The platform was adopted unanimously with the party motto declaring truth that where God rules man prospers.
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Hy Associated Press
Zion City
Alvin Marshall
Cleveland Boxing Show Sets Two Ten Round Main Bouts
Cleveland Athletic Club schedules a boxing program for tomorrow night with two main events. Bill Brennan versus Ole Anderson and Battling Levinsky versus Sergeant Tay Smith will each contest ten rounds.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Athletic Club
Bill Brennan
Ole Aiderson
Battling Levinsky
Tay Smith
Weather sketch from Fort McIntosh and New Orleans forecast
The Times receives a daily weather forecast from the United States weather bureau at New Orleans. Tonight and Saturday will be partly cloudy. Observations at Fort McIntosh for the past 24 hours show a maximum of 96 degrees and a minimum of 74 degrees with southeast wind. Conditions are clear.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
North Carolina Evaded Suffrage Issue in 1919
President Wilson sent messages to Governor Bickett and Senators Simmons and Overman of North Carolina stressing the critical importance of the state legislature’s action on the federal suffrage amendment during a special session next month. Governor Bickett of Raleigh commented he hoped Tennessee would ratify to relieve North Carolina of doing it.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Bickett
Simmons and Overman
North Carolina
Blekett
Raleigh
Tennessee
Urge for Nationwide Rat Extermination Campaign
Washington on June 25 Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummings urged communities, especially along the coast, to launch rat extermination campaigns after noting bubonic plague discoveries in several American cities and warning against plague introduction from infected Mediterranean ports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hugh S. Cummings
Prohibition Won’t Be Platform Issue Rises at Dnc
San Francisco June 25. The Democratic national convention opens with three contested delegate seats. The Reed of Missouri seat draws the most interest while a persistent McAdoo boom, denied by him, surfaces among adherents. A new push to ignore prohibition in the platform emerges as a factor.
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San Francisco
Reed
Missouri
McAdoo
Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Opening Convention
Asheville North Carolina June 28 A large and representative attendance marked the opening here today of the annual convention of the Cotton Manufacturers Association of North Carolina. The sessions will be concluded tomorrow.
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Ashville
N. C
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of North Carolina
Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claim Cured by Hall's Medicine
Advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be treated by local means. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures through the blood, offering a hundred dollar reward for any cure it cannot achieve, with Cirs Glare tree and druggists in Toledo.
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Hall
Cirsglare Tree
7C. & Chendy & CO
Toledo
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Romanovka
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Violet S. Oberfeldt
H. J. Seaman
A. P. Nye
McClusky
Galveston
H. G. Runnels
Riviera, Texas
Annie Pace
Ed Mann
Baylor University
BE. H. Buenz
Elinor Schultz
Little Rock
Ki. H. Buenz
Zenaida Salinas
Lupe Riebling
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Ollie Hickey
Miss Hickey
Miss Riebling
B. W. West
Miss Cloone
Fort Worth
D. Z
N. C. Windrow
Bunco
Amelia Gongalez
Gallahan
Josefina Quajardo
Cuca Herrera
Josephine Leyendecker
Nieves Gongora
Angelina Parras
Corinne Hamilton
Mercedes Yzaguirre
Virginia
Antonia Gonzalez
Antonia
Josephine Walls
Consuelo Merriweather
Conchita Martinez
Amelia Gonzalez
Herlinda Ancira
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Devine
Barlow
Missionary Meeting
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Rogers
Judkins
Trout
Beddoe
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Yeary
Heaner
J. G. Burr
C. C. Burr
Smith
Camp
Miller
Oliver
Meredith
Misses Gussie Pul
Messrs. Weddington and Daniels
Rialto Theater
War Andruff
Newbro
CEE
United Communists Party
Turing
Cal
Williams
Weather Forecast
Brickett
Meadoo
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