Love's Prisoner plays at the Royal with Thomas and King
The Royal last night featured Love's Prisoner with Olive Thomas and Joe King in stellar roles. The moral tale shows a woman robbed of rights by law who sustains the struggle, pays for her crimes, and finds happiness with the man who carried out law orders and weds his prisoner. Also notes on local marriage licenses Roque Vicharelli and Juana Sanchez and Claude Cook and Blasa Flores, plus court term updates and local economy chatter about rain and oil stocks.
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the Royal
Love
Olive Thomas
Joe King
Roque Vicharelli
Juana Elvira Sanchez
Claude William Cook
Blasa Flores
Mullally
Mexico
Laredo
W. H. Nelle
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens Auto Co
France
Henries
Laredo Builds Anew Amid War Era Growth
In all sections of Laredo, homes and rent cottages rise as building work expands across the Heights and suburbs. The city sees business improvements and plans for new commercial houses within three months, though some property owners resist selling sites with shacks. Port of Laredo customs notice: public sale June 27, 1919 at ten o'clock for cash of seized woolen goods drawn work and silver bullion under Section 3082.
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Laredo
Port of Laredo
Texas
A. R. Kahn
Glad to Testify in Watoga Mrs Gladwell Health Tale
In Watoga West Virginia Mrs S W Gladwell recalls illness from age about 15 with months of headaches backache and bearing down pains and fatigue. She credits improvement after taking a bottle of Cardui and notes steady recovery following treatment.
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Watoga
W. Va
S. W. Gladwell
Social Calendar Pages with Local Meetings and Events
Tuesday notes include the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society meeting at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs I Goodman and Mrs Royle K Mims hosting a 4 p.m. bridge session. Evening activities feature a Community Singing at the Soldiers Club. Wednesday lists Ursuline Convent commencement exercises in the evening.
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Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
I. Goodman
Royle K. Mims
Bridge
Soldiers Club
Ursuline Convent
Vision and Travel Events Highlight Laredo Social Scene
A bevy of local and visiting figures appear in Laredo society notes. Executives from the Mexican work of the Y W C A tour the border, officials travel to conventions in Bryan and Austin, families arrive from Sulphur and San Antonio, and dances unite residents and guests at the Latin American Club and Woman’s Club.
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L. Villegas
G. M. de la Garza
Miss Magnon
Joaquin
Adolfo Magnon
Rafael Nieto
Enrique Vidrio
Alfonso Puga
New York
Mexico
Palmer Decoration Tied to Liberty Loan Effort
Mrs. William G. McAdoo daughter of President Wilson pins a Liberty Loan medal on Mrs. A Mitchell Palmer just hours before a bomb exploded near the Palmer home. The ceremony linked to wartime fundraising and raised safety concerns as the blast damaged the residence.
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Wiliam G. McAdoo
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Tobay’s Anniversaries 1726 to 1917 Highlights
A compact list of notable anniversaries and events tied to New Jersey figures and global affairs. Highlights include Robert Moncton, colonial governor of New Jersey born in England. Gen Joshua L Chamberlain’s 1869 nomination for Maine governor. Nansen’s 1893 polar expedition from Norway. 1908 Grover Cleveland’s death in New Jersey. 1915 US demands on Germany in Frye case. 1916 Russian capture of Mouty in Galicia. and 1917 visits by Regian and Russian war missions to Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon.
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Robert Moncton
New Jersey
England
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Maine
Tomb of Washington
Mount Vernon
Treaty 10 to be signed Thursday at Versailles
The Associated Press reports Germany peace terms may be signed Thursday in Paris though word on new German representatives is unclear. President Wilson will depart with the George Washington after the signing. Clemenceau plans to resign upon ratification as Austrian treaty work resumes. Tottoni named Italian foreign minister and lead delegate.
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Associated Press
Germany
Paris
Versailles
Wilson
George Washington
Brest
Clemenceau
Scapa Flow
Tomaso Tottoni
Italy
Rome
Plane crash kills three near Mineola beach
By Associated Press. Mineola NY June 24 Lieut Shelley M Watson Rogers Texas and M Ireland civilian mechanic Westbury were killed today when their plane fell several hundred feet at Ryerson Beach. The plane burned and the bodies were charred beyond recognition.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Shelley M. Watson
Rogers
Texas
M. Ireland
Westbury
Ryerson Beach
Planes Shipped to Border From Ellington Field
June 24 Houston reports twenty of the forty eight airplanes ordered from Ellington Field for border duty have been shipped. The remaining twenty eight will be forwarded in a few days.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Ellington Field
Retail Hardware Convention in Pittsburgh Opens
Pittsburgh June 24 A goodly proportion of the National Retail Hardware Association gathered for the annual convention. The business sessions will run through the week and cover many topics, with special focus on the Home-building program and its relation to the hardware trade.
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Pittsburgh
National Retail Hardware Association
Various World Events Mark Midsummer Day Observances
Today marks Midsummer Day with noted events including Lucrezia Borgia’s death centenary and a Brazilian president elect banquet in New York. The Spanish parliament and Texas legislature address major political issues while labor and highway groups convene in the US. A central bank robbery case proceeds in New York as Quebec voters decide a Liberal or Conservative government. Elbert H. Gary of US Steel delivers a Trinity College address.
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John the Baptist
Lucrezia Borgia
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Harrisburg
Epitacio Pessoa
Brazil
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Col
Thomas Cresap
Potomac Valley
Cumberland
Daughters of the American Revolution
London
Prince of Wales
Texas
Liberty Highway Association
Kansas City
Gordon Fawcett Hamby
Brooklyn
Tacoma
New York City
Lomer Gouin
Quebec
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Wreath for Cleveland's Grave by Memorial Group
A wreath was sent to Princeton cemetery to mark the eleventh anniversary of Grover Cleveland's death. The Cleveland Memorial Association committee includes all living members of his cabinet and other prominent Democrats and personal friends.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Viscount Burnham Linked To Washington Ambassadorship
Viscount Burnham, linked to the Washington ambassador post, owns The Daily Telegraph. He founded the paper with his father and steered wartime coverage with a public spirited policy. Aged fifty seven, he studied at Oxford and entered Parliament in 1885 as Conservative for West St. Pancras.
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Viscount Burnham
Washington
Daily Telegraph
London
Lord Burnham
Oxford University
House of Commons
West St. Pancras
Hood's Brigade Reunion in Bryan Texas Today
Surviving soldiers of Hood's Texas Brigade converge on Bryan Texas for the annual Hood's Brigade Association reunion. The veterans, few in number, will spend two days sharing reminiscences and enjoying a formal program arranged by a local committee.
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Bryan
Texas
John B. Hood
Hood
Texas Brigade Association
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau in The Times
The forecast says tonight and Wednesday will be generally cloudy with scattered showers. Observations at Fort McIntosh for the past 24 hours ended at 7 am show no report available.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Premier Clemen ceau to retire after treaty ratified
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau plans to retire once the peace treaty is promulgated. Marcel Hutin writes in Echo de Paris that the task for which he became premier is accomplished. Parliament is expected to ratify the treaty late in July.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Making Final Arrangements for Versailles Treaty
Ceau, president of the peace conference, will travel to Versailles this morning to complete final preparations for signing the treaty with Germany.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Versailles
Germany
Supreme Blockade Council to Decide Ireland Lifting
Paris June 24 the supreme blockade council met to decide when the blockade on Germany will be lifted It is understood one element favors lifting it upon ratification but it is believed the council will decide to lift it when the treaty is signed
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Paris
Germany
Bauer warns on treaty acceptance at Weimar
Berlin reports Premier Gustav Bauer told the national assembly at Weimar that unconditional acceptance of the treaty harms Germany. He argued defeat is violated and urged signing while hoping the attempt against honor recoils on its authors.
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Berlin
Weimar
Gustav Bauer
Resigned Before Signing Weimer Note
Resigned before signing. Weimer June 24. Dr. Daniel von
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Weimer
Daniel von
Solons Commend Federal Officials Over Mexico Resolution
In Austin on June 24 the Senate adopted a resolution praising the U S government for protecting citizens in Mexico. Army officers were commended for safeguarding life and property along the border. A second resolution allowing U S citizens to sell supplies to both government and Angeles factions in northern Mexico was referred to committee.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
United States
Mexico
Senate
Angeles
Texas House Tables Woman Suffrage Resolution Vote
Austin Texas June 24 a substitute for the house resolution proposing ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment was tabled by an 81 to 31 vote.
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Austin
Texas
House
Roosevelt Cited for Gallantry in Action in Piave Valley
Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr is cited for conspicuous gallantry as Rome reports the capture of thousands of Austrian soldiers in the Piave valley during ongoing fighting.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Rome
Piave Valley
Pennsylvania Ratifies Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
Associated Press reports that Pennsylvania on June 24 ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment, becoming the seventh state to approve the measure. The move marks a historic step in the nationwide push for women's voting rights.
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Associated Press
Harrisboro
Pennsylvania
Fire Engineers Meet in Kansas City Discuss Wages and Gear
Fire engineers from major U S and Canadian cities convene in Kansas City for the forty seventh annual International Association of Fire Engineers convention. The three day session will cover higher wages to offset living costs and the latest fire apparatus and fighting methods.
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Kansas City
International Association of Mre Engineers
United States
Canada
British Labor Party Conference Opens at Southport
London June 24 Unusual interest attends the nineteenth annual conference of the British Labor Party which opens at Southport tomorrow and runs several days. Delegates will decide on war related issues and policy for Parliament, including calls to withdraw troops from Russia and condemn conscription, plus debates on control of industry national finance education pensions housing and settlement questions.
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London
Labor Party
Southport
Russia
Haimhausen Signs Treaty Resignation From Versailles
Haimhausen, named to sign the treaty as Germany’s rep, telegraphed his resignation from Versailles rather than attach his name to the document.
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Haimhausen
Sunday
Versailles
Mueller to Sign Head German Peace Delegation
Paris June 24 Herman Mueller new German foreign secretary will head the German delegation and sign the peace treaty La Liberte says. The Germans probably will arrive at Versailles Wednesday.
Food riots flare in German cities with exchanges of fire
In Berlin and northern suburbs police and troops confronted rioters, no casualties reported, several shops looted. Mannheim tally cites 11 killed and 37 wounded amid rioting on Sunday, with 200 arrests.
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Germany
Berlin
Mannheim
Paris Protest Over German Burning of French Battle Flags
Paris reports that German forces burned certain French battle flags, believed taken in 1870. The peace conference broadly views this as a treaty violation since the flags were to be returned. A commission is likely to be appointed to consider action.
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Clemenceau
Paris
France
Germany
German Peace Signing Sparks Patriotic Demonstrations
London reports that Germany accepts terms and celebrates the peace agreement with widespread patriotic demonstrations across the country. An Exchange Telegraph correspondent notes public displays of enthusiasm as a sign of national acceptance.
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London
Germany
Exchange Telegraph
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedies
The piece notes constipation stems from low moisture in waste and recommends more water intake raw fruits and outdoor activity. It suggests mild laxatives and cautions against harsh cathartics which dehydrate. Chamberlains Tablets are praised as easy to take and effective.
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Chamberlain
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