Local Notices and Classified Items From Laredo Daily
A mix of notices includes a women’s physical culture class led by Miss Lucille Nunneley and hemstitching service at 1661 Hidalgo St. plus card tables for rent by A. Stowers Furniture Co. and a revised Texas-Mexican Ry. Co. schedule with an earlier morning departure. Flowers from Green Florists and shoe repairs at Laredo Shoe Hospital are listed along with Easter and Texas Independence Day reminders and a local garden verse.
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Texas-Mexican Ry. Co
Mirando City
Laredo Shoe Hospital
Lincoln St
Rich Men's Wives at Royal Theatre Promises Melodrama
A pictorial drama starring House Peters Claire Windsor and Baby Richard Headrick opens at the Royal Theatre tomorrow. The plot follows a beautiful wife confronting wealth and family loyalty as she defies fate after being swept from her baby. The production features lavish set design and a large supporting cast including Rosemary Theby Gaston Glass Mildred June Myrtle Stedman Charles Clary William Austin Martha Mattax and Carol Halloway.
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Royal Theatre
House Peters
Claire Windsor
Claire Windsor and Baby Richard Headrick
Rosemary Theby
Gaston Glass
Mildred June
Myrtle Stedman
Charles Clary
William Austin
Martha Mattax
Carol Halloway
Woman's Missionary Society Circles Meet Monday
Two circles of the Wo man's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will gather at the regular afternoon hour for their scheduled meeting.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Queen of Carnival Names New York’s Perfect Baby
Ten month old Charles O Donnell Jr was selected as New York’s perfect baby at the annual hearth show. The child’s measurements include weight 21 pounds height 28 inches chest 20 inches abdomen 19 inches thigh 12 inches calf 9 inches and ankle 6 inches.
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Charles O'Donnell, Jr
New York
Charles
Examination Papers Trafficking Arrests in Austin
A Negro attorney from Phonston and deputy sheriff from Uherdin were charged by a state ranger with trafficking exam papers in Austin. State Supervisor Marrs said trafficking had been a known issue for about four times, officials had been pursuing participants.
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Austin
Texas
Phonston
Pioputy
Uherdin
Sf Cras
Charers
Fieg
Gerard
Referendum Order Reported by Senate Panel
The senate judiciary committee reported a resolution for submitting another constitutional amendment to allow popular referendum on future changes. A separate inquiry into the extent and ownership of major wealth in the United States would be conducted by the Federal Trade Commission under a Norris resolution. Smoot objected and postponed consideration for the day.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Norris
Neabrusha
Smoot
Utah
Senator Perkins Dead in Oakland at 84
Former Senator George C. Perkins, aged 84, died in Oakland California on February 2nd. The longtime public figure served in the Senate and remained a notable political name in the region. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
George CC. Perkins
Industry Facts From the Era of Steam and Petroleum
A survey of early 20th century industry notes a 7.33 cent average streetcar fare in U S cities, a forthcoming Fourth International Congress of Refrigeration in London, Europe’s longest rail stretch at 170 miles, a Holland printers strike, a Los Angeles 15000 square foot drug store with 100 clerks, and US crude oil output totaling 550 million barrels last year. It cites wood uses, advertising origins, a Philadelphia clothing store theft insurance, US railroad debt near 9.82 billion dollars, a New York printers school, and labor union policy debates. It mentions historical pin sales, coal byproducts like motor spirit, and a coal slack fuel discovery yielding higher heat.
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Londom West
Haly
Europe
Holland
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
United States
New York
Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
A jumble of social notes reports women practicing dentistry in the United States and as restaurant patrons. It notes a surge in demand for women in various roles, mentions a Chicago woman who claims to have turned down 38 marriage offers in a year, and recalls a Brooklyn woman who left her maid twenty dollars as a reward. It also highlights a Delaware town’s eccentric wig wearer, declines in domestic service employment over ten years, Olga Bryant becoming a railroad clerk in Arkansas, and a Holland church wedding custom where the bride enters on the groom’s right arm and exits on his left.
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Mit
America
Chicago
M Yo
Brooklyn
Delaware
United States
Olga Bryant
Arkansas
Holland
McNary Nomination Report Details Banking Probe
Washington reports a detailed statement of charges against James McNary a New Mexico Texas banker nominated for Comptroller of the Currency The document sent by Senator Conzens Republican of Michigan to President Harding outlines banking transactions at First National Bank of El Paso including a 314 000 loan from a New York bank tied to a Mexican sugar deal McNary denies personal involvement and calls it private.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ped
James Oh McNary
Amexico- Texas
Piarding
Conzens
Michidouin
Senate Banking Subcommittee
McNary
First National Bank
1 Paso
New York
Texas appoints Splawn Nabors to railroad commission
Governor Neff names WM. OW. Splawn dean of University of Texas economics and W. A. Nabors of Winnsboro to the railroad commission succeeding Earle Mayfield and the late Allison Mayfield. Nabors, a lawyer and shipper born in Louisiana, voted on other measures in a busy legislative day.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Neff
WM. OW. Splauwn
Department of Economics
University of Texas
W. A. Nabors
Winnsboro
Railroad Commission
Earle DB. Mayfield
Allison Mayfield
Nabors
Louisiana
Mexican Railway Officials Injured in Wreck
In Mexico City on February 26 a wreck involving a Mexican Railway special car left a dozen officials injured including chairman Vincet W. Yorke. Yorke may have a fractured skull. British contractor A. Desave was killed. Cause of the wreck remains undetermined.
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Mexico City
Mexican Railway
Vincet W. Yorke
Yorke
A. Desave
Mayfield Resigns With March 1 Effective Date
Mayfield tendered his resignation in Austin on March 8, effective March 1. He announced plans to leave for Washington the following day.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Mayfield
Washington
Freeman to face murder trial over wife’s death in poultry yard
Freeman of Midlothian is scheduled to go to trial here today on a murder charge in the death of his wife on September 4. Officers say she was shot when she went with her husband to the poultry yard to kill a chicken. Kee man said he carried a shotgun and stumbled, causing the accidental discharge.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Texas
Freeman
Midlothian
Keeman
Timidity in US Plan for World Court Membership
The Senate stalled on the proposal for American membership in the League of Nations court system. Democratic leaders expressed mixed feelings, noting the move signals timidity and half heartedness in current foreign policy despite admin support.
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Washingston
International Court of Justice
King
Utah
Robinson
New York Official Faces Grand Larceny Charge
Acting District Attorney Pecora plans to present before the grand jury a request to indict William H. Anderson state superintendent of the Anti Laroon League of New York on grand larceny charges. Pecora probes the league finances while Anderson says he is the victim of a conspiracy.
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New York
Pecora
Willian H. Anderson
Anti Laroon League of
Anderson
Carbon Black Gas Authority Granted in Texas
The railroad commission granted I W Hassell and others authority to manufacture carbon black from residue gas from gasoline flints in Stephens County. The commission amended the rule prohibiting carbon black manufacture to allow cases where gas is wasted or from casing head gas, without changing other restrictions.
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Austin
Texas
Pen
I. W. Hassell
Stephens County
Railroad Commission
Robe
Registered Mail Theft Raises Transit Security Concerns
New York authorities report the theft of thousands of dollars in registered mail from a New York Central train between Syracuse and Albany. The robbery mirrors a Grand Central terminal heist the day before by a lone bandit who took one registered mail package.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Central
Syracuse
Albany
Grand Central Terminal
Money or Life O'Brien in Serious Auto Crash
In an automobile accident an O'Brien family member was badly injured and rushed to hospital for surgery. He awoke asking where he was and how much he would recover, while a nurse reassured him of his serious injuries and eventual recovery.
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O'Brien
Tim
Everybody's Magazine
Packers Cited By Mr Wallace In Merger Case
Report notes Mr Wallace cites Packers in a merger involving Morris Colas and Armour interests. He claims the acquisition could restrain interstate commerce and affect prices across multiple regions and sectors.
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Packers
Wallace
woRale Peat
Arnau & Sager
Afaeris
Petors
Connec
Tien
Patsopel Hardness
Morris Colas
Wathves
United States
Dle
Ase
Mystery Bomb Owner Questioned After Local Find
New York police and bomb squad investigated a device found at a base event Saturday. Arion Looendinger, owner of a coin supply store in Hoboken, denied ownership and knowledge of the object amid a flurry of charges.
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Associated Press
New York
Cechins
Tory
Arion Looendinger
G Coin
Hoboken
Dartodie
Nao Cairpes
Dallas Man Named to Federal Reserve Post
Washington reports the federal reserve today announced the appointment of Lahn Padliy as director of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve
Lahn 2 Padliy
Dallas Federal Ressave Bank
Dalkes Pexus Appointed Federal Reserve Board Chair
Bebogh DLynn Py Tally becomes federal reserve agent and chair at the Eleventh District Federal Reserve Bank. Local officials and editors report the appointment outlining new leadership.
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Dalkes
Pexus
Bebogh—Dlynn Py Tally
Federal Reserve
Insno
Eleventh District
Federal Reserve Pank
Loci
Editioed
Plan to consolidate railroads faces Senate criticism
T M Schumaker, president of the EP Paso & Southwestern, testified as the first witness before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the proposed government railroad consolidation. He warned the merger of three systems could curb competition, raise rates, and reduce managerial efficiency.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Reb.va
T. M. Schumaker
EP Paso & Southwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sehumaker
North German Lloyd Steamship News After Eight Years
After an eight year hiatus no steamship from the North German Lloyd line has reached New York, marking a notable pause in transatlantic service and affecting schedules and expectations for travelers and shipping interests.
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Itloyd Line
New York
Parker Heads Chicago Rally Against Ku Klux Klan
Louisiana Governor John M. Parker arrives in Chicago to address an American Unity League rally urging unity against the Ku Klux Klan. Organizers plan a permanent fight and a national anti Klan convention possibly set for May 1 with speakers including New York Governor Al Smith.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bed
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Can “All Nations
American Unity League
al Smith
New York
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Fortyninth Judicial District
Zapata County
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Mullally
Laredo
Raynor
Botica Herrera
B. Juarez Plumbing Co
Laredo High School
Wormser Brothers
Felix Hernandez
Hidalgo St
A. Stowers Furniture Co
the Florist
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Lincoln Street
Notary Public
Times
Corpus Christi Street
Fidel Cantu
Partin
Mroo
Afrs
Rook. Millis
Ethel Newton
C. (. Hauekenjos
Domne Nigery
JA. Patterson
Calif
Jugkenjos
Siar Antonio
Mroo Veo M. Sielshi
Kole Duss
Shirley DaCamara
Tousten
Mrs
HH. Gi. TiaCamara
Mary S. Shelby
Warry Shelly
San Diego
Leroy Thompson
Choate
J. Th Buena
Bebs. Saneignet
Victor
la Grippe
Mies Cro Phillips
Calveston
Epopdini
Jeff Ale H Lemore
Farregut Street
Phillips
Mrs. McLemore
PE. Watson
Mie Etres
Cs. Iliere
Rosteary
Emilie Halsell
Denton
Mary Lois Davis
C. A
Edwin Godbold
Marion, South Carolina
Camille Mammarion
Montigny-le-Roi
France
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Charlestown
Mass
Charles M. Sheldon
Wellsville
N. Y
James F. Fielder
Newstersey
Jersey City
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Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Aletta Turner
Mobile
Ala
Associated
Praas
Senator Perkins
Industry
Hoffman
Cougens
M’nary
Cives
THE
EL Paso
Amd
Mayfieldos
Senate
Bowers-Strons
Rio Grande
Burkett
Dudley
Charles de Goff
Board of Regents
Texas Technology College
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Money Makers
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NEW
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