Laredo Airplanes Win Attention Across Oklahoma Tour
Bern and his Laredo air messengers tour northern Oklahoma boosting Laredo publicity. Reports from EG Clingenpeel show strong advertising, front page features in Enid and Norman, and growing Oklahoma interest as the tour passes Blackwell Coffeyville Independence Chanute and reaches Kansas City by mid July with a ten day rest planned.
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E.i G. Bern
Laredo
Bern
Enid
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Daily
Norman
Okla
Free rotagravure copies for Laredo homeowners
Laredo readers with homes shown in the May 29 rotagravure section may visit The Times office in the next few days to obtain additional copies while supplies last. Demand is high. needy residents should come promptly.
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Laredo
The
Times
Times Office
St John’s Day Verbena in Buenos Aires
On June 24th St John’s Day a Verbena Spanish fiesta will be held in Buenos Aires featuring a band concert dancing and seasonal amusements. Watch for the announcement of the Fourth of July bathing contest.
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St. John’s Day
Buenos Aires
Damage Suit on Trial in Court
Mrs. L. B. Hall sues Texas Central Power Co for 30000 in a personal damages suit following a collision between a Texas-Mexican train and a street car on Santa Maria Avenue where the track crosses. The case is being tried in district court today.
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L. B. Hall
The
Texas Central Power Co
Santa Maria Avenue
Fashion Sale At The Vogue 510 Flores Ave
Beautiful dresses hats and underwear offered at factory prices for two days only Saturday and Monday next to Strand Theater at Vogue 510 Flores Ave. Sale features new line of womens apparel with limited time pricing.
Laredo Knight Overland opens new car office in city
The Laredo Knight-Overland Co. announcing their new showroom at 1109 Farragut Street with R. B. Lee as president and W. A. Rives as secretary and treasurer, handling Willys Overland products from Toledo Ohio.
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Laredo Knight-Overland Co
Willys-Overland Co., Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Farragut Street
R. B. Lee
W. A. Rives
Papal Colors Urged for Eucharistic Congress
Knights of Columbus and Catholics are urged to display papal colors white and yellow on their ears during the Eucharistic Congress from June 20 to 24. A R Kahn G K notes the appeal dated June 19 1921.
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K. of C
Knights of Columbus
A. R. Kahn
G. K
Death of Former Laredo Telegraph Operator Joseph Blumenthal
Joseph Blumenthal once lived in Laredo and worked for Western Union. He later moved to Corpus Christi and died in Orrville California on June 4. His funeral was held there the next day.
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Laredo
Joseph Blumenthal
Western Union
Corpus Christi
Orrville
California
Gulf Coast League Holds Conference in Laredo
Gulf Coast League officials and club owners from Corpus Christi Kingsville Victoria and Laredo met in Laredo to elect new leadership rename headquarters to San Antonio expand to six teams adopt revised by laws and set a July finish date. Corpus Christi beat Laredo 6 5 in thirteen innings in the final game of the day.
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Gulf Coast League of Baseball
Corpus Christi
Kingsville
Victoria
Laredo
Robert E Lea
George
Victoria Rosebuds
SP. Coblentz
Laredo Oilers
George F. Blevins
Gulf Coast League
H. A. Dupuy
Blevins
San Antonio
Cltes
Dupuy
Legion Park
Taredo
Corpus
No More Homeseekers for Laredo Until Change Made
Laredo at risk of losing weekly home seeker excursions as Mexican vaccination rules for Nuevo Laredo tourists remain in force. About 250 homeseekers from midwest and western states will not visit, pending policy change. Local officials warn the visits bring commerce and that removal of vaccination requirements could restore the program. Mexican authorities temporarily abolished entry restrictions for one month while regulations are finalized, but vaccination remains compulsory.
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Midwest
Central States
Ladd Agency
Catalinas
Mexican Immigration Service
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Laredos
Vasquez
Removal Notice Moves Offices to James Moore Building
IRA O'MEARA announces relocation from the Alexander building to Suites 210 211 James Moore Building as the new office address including the move details.
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Alexander Building
James Moore Bldg
Methodist women host mission study and bridge events
Monday the Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church meets at 3 o’clock in the afternoon for mission study. Tuesday Mrs BF Wright entertains at bridge at 10 o’clock morning honoring Mrs Siimey Jackman of San Marcos. Mrs L Benavides hosts the Tuesday Bridge Club at 3:30 o’clock in the afternoon.
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Eetioests
Women's
Missionary
Society of the Methodist ‘Church
BF. Wright
Bridge
Siimey Jackman
San Marcos
L Benavides
Maria Flores
Robert EB. Lee Hotel
We Have Come Back to Our Own Isle of Welcome
A poetic reminiscence opens the column with Clinton Scollard quoted from New York Sun. The rest lists local social notes: residents visiting cities, returning from trips, engagements and a quiet church wedding. Key names include Mr. V C Billings, Mr. M H McMahon, Mr. O Pratt, Miss Marjorie Lou Fish, Miss Clair Lee MacMillan, and Mr. Edward T. Larkin. Events span Bruni Cotulla Eagle Pass San Antonio and Austin.
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Methodist Parsonage
Clair Lee MacMillan
C. D. MacMillan
Edward T. Larkin
J. W. Black
San Antonio
Entertaining Guests With Family Readings and Names
A fragment mentions entertaining guests by her sister Miss Blasita Flo res and Meatames JS Penn along with B A Gonzalez and Miss Fidela deta Garza in a social context.
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Blasita, Flores
Meatames JS Penn
B.A. Gonzalez
Fidela Deta Garza
Drowned Bathers Milken Couple Die in Cedar Creek
An AP report from Abilene Texas states C R Milken aged 21 and his wife 17 drowned while bathing in Cedar Creek north of Abilene on a Sunday night.
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Anapdtated Press
Abilene, Texas
R. C. Milken
Cedar Creek
Here
Woman to hang for murder in Robervale Quebec
Associated Press reports Mrs. Emily Gallop, 40, was sentenced in Robervale Quebec to hang on October 15 for the murder of her husband Abraham Gallop last year.
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Associated Press
Robervale
Quebec
Emily Gallop
Abraham Gallop
Shae
Believes foul play in death of Texas boy
Vernon Texas June 21 Associated Press reports that 9 year old Toseph Cubine drowned in a water tank. The father W E Cubine believes the youth was slugged and thrown into the tank and has asked for a thorough investigation.
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Vernon
Texas
Toseph Cubine
Cubine
Search Continues For Missing Mathis Doctor Ramsey
In San Antonio on June 21 three men arrested in connection with the May 20 disappearance of Dr. J A Ramsey, a Mathis physician, appeared before Justice of the Peace Custer at Linton for preliminary hearing. A report of the doctor’s body found on Sunday proved unfounded.
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San Antonio
Texas
J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
Justice of the Peace Custer
Linton
Committee adjourns as farm relief bill hangs in Senate
Washington reports the house agriculture committee adjourned until next December saying they have no hope of further work on farm relief legislation this session unless the McNary corn belt bill passes in the Senate. The committee told Chairman Haugen to reconvene if the senate approves the farm relief bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
House Agriculture Committees
Haugen
Senate
Boundary Links Golfers Tee Off Across Canada US Border
Members of the Gateway golf club from North Portal Sask and the United States begin play on the first hole of a links course under construction in Canada. Customs and immigration rules have not halted the game.
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North Portal
Sask
aJne
Gatewaya Golf Club
United States
Canada
Customs and Immigration
Grand jury weighs Pennsylvania Republican money trail
The grand jury considers activities within the Pennsylvania Republican organization. It follows Greenfield’s claim that funds given to the business men's committee were transferred to Thomas Watson, treasurer of Ware's group, in the 1920s contest for the Republican senatorial nomination against Pepper and Pinchot.
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Associated. Press
Washington
Ware
Reed
Greenfield
Business Men
Thomas Watson
Pepper
Pinchot
Briand Forms Tenth Cabinet With Poincare Backing
Aristide Briand forms his tenth cabinet today and gains collaboration from former Premier Raymond Poincare to create a national finance stabilizing coalition. Poincare joins Briand in shared responsibility for the new government effort.
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Associated Press
Aristida Briand
Poincare Vna
Poincare Ie
Briand
Enforcement Is Now Needed by Veterans Convention Leader
Atlanta California June 21 John McQuigg national commander of the American Legion addresses the disabled veterans convention with over 5 000 veterans in attendance through Saturday He cites 114 000 murders in the United States that year condemns lenient courts and urges stronger law enforcement along with support for the permanent court of international justice.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
John McQuigg
American Legion
United States
Canada
McQuigg
Falesa
Permanent Court of International Juaticoa
Fascists Adopt Americanstyle Rahrah Yell in Rome
In Rome on June 21 Fascists emulate American cheerleaders with a national college yell "Bjaeja,ajaalalah" as crowds shout the phrase and perform a rapid three-syllable cheer. The group then holds Roman salutes and cries Long Live Mussolini.
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Rome
Mussolini
Pocahontas Lineage Mention Ties to Campaign Expense Claim
A Liberty Texas report notes a person claiming Pocahontas ancestry and linking to a George Washington aide in a dispute over campaign expenses. The fragment references Randolph and alleged long residence in Liberty County with rice farming and laborer status.
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Ty Associated Preas
Liberty
Texas
Randolph
Liberty County
Rice
Pocahontas
George Washington
Greatest Mass in History Draws 200000 at Soldier Field
A vast crowd gathered at Soldier Field Chicago under threatening skies for the first public session of the August Easter Eucharistic Congress. Cardinal Botisano presided at a solemn pontifical high mass as thousands filled the stadium and many more lined outside seeking entry.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sliff
Breese
Great Memorial Stadius
Lake, Michigan
Agth Talerna Dopal Euchariatio Congresa
Cardinal Botisano
Old World Motherhood in Treorchy Wales
In South Wales Treorchy mothers cling to traditional mothering as mining and steel shape life. A plaid shawl shelters mother and baby, the emblem of maternity. Women balance chores with the infant on the left arm, the shawl replacing prams while girls begin early mothering duties with plump Welsh babies.
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Treorchy
South Wales
Limestone use in 1926 tops other sectors in Indiana
Limestone usage for 1926 shows schools and colleges as the main consumer, accounting for 21.5 percent. Office buildings take 21 percent, with churches hospitals courthouses and other public buildings totaling about 47 percent. Bedford Blooming ton district production reached 41,808,890 cubic feet valued around 14.6 million dollars.
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Associated. Press
Bedford
Ind
Indiana Limestone Quarrymen's Association
Bloomington
Four Hundred Correspondents Cover Subarratic Congress
Chicago reports that over 400 newspaper correspondents from around the world are filing stories on the Subarratic Congress. Telegraph officials estimate their daily word output rivals 600000 words.
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Chicago
Four Corners
Congress
General Kink Declares Golf Too Slow for Him
Brig. Gen. Edward Li King, head of the General Service Schools, spurns golf as too slow saying he prefers tennis and handball. He criticizes golf as suitable for women children and old men and notes he will continue with faster sports until television becomes more widespread.
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Asenciated
Leavenworth
Kane
Get
Edward Li King
State bonds validity challenged by Archer county case
An Associated Press item from Austin reports a dispute over $16,000,000 in bonds tied to state credit. The U S Supreme Court is involved in determining whether the bonds remain valid despite questions raised in the Archer County case.
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Associated Presa
A. Austin
Texaa
Aatas
Federal Supreme Court
Archer County
Prous Fea Abroad Budget Report
Associated report notes Ita budget context with Prous and Fea abroad. The brief outlines financial considerations and international arrangements impacting policy discussions.
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Prous
Fea
Ita
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Cotulla
Mr. O. Pratt
Encinal
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Henry Edds
Hebbrowville
Hamilton
E. J. Armstrong
Mr. W. D. Alexander
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New York City
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Eagle Pass
Steve Simon
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Austin
J. P. Leyendecker
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Guy Thompson
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W. B. Hamilton
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John D. Seymour
J. C. Seymour
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