Spring millinery in velvet and silk stars in California crowd
Dorothy Phillips notes spring fashion in hats and accessories from Paris and California. Katherine MacDonald wears a slashed brim palette hat. Madge Bellamy debuts a Breton tulle model with metallic lace. Margaret Leahy attends in orange and black velvet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Phillips
First National Pictures
California
Paris
Katherine MacDonald
Refuge
Ambassador
Commodore
Miss MacDonald
Madge Bellamy
Margaret Leahy
A Brief Review of Historic Dates and Local Notices
A collage of historical notes and society updates includes births and deaths from 1789 and 1750, notable events such as the first American circumnavigation flag carrier, and various local social and church notices. Names, travel plans, meetings, and literature club activities fill the community page.
Vagrant Musings and Miscellany From a Flores Avenue Soda Grill
A fragmented local column collects witticisms and reflections from readers and observers. It touches on chance, politics, travel, gender roles, churchgoing, and a playful soda shop sign for a drink named Vagrant Musings.
Beethoven Life and Classical Pieces At Recital
Mrs. Rex Shanks presented a detailed Beethoven biography while Mr. Windrow lent an Edison machine for the afternoon allowing several Later Classical Period works to be enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Rex Shanks
Windrow
Parish Guild Meeting At Mrs Mussett Home
The Parish Guild will meet at 2:20 PM at the home of Mrs Mussett for an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. S. of the Baptist Church
W.M. A
Forbes Retires as Veterans Bureau Director
Charles R. Forbes retires today from his post as director of the Veterans Bureau after a year in federal service. A Spokane construction company vice president earlier, Forbes was born in Suagiland in 1877 and brought to the United States in infancy. He studied at Exeter, Columbia Engineering, served in the Spanish War, and rose to lieutenant colonel in World War I earning the DSM and French War Cross. a personal friend of President Harding who campaigned for him in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anerter
Signal Corps
France
Col
Forbes
Harding
Northwest
Income tax depreciation facts and job ad
Depreciation rules specify using probable lifetime and annual deduction per property class with examples for frame brick and stone buildings. Also notes on intangibles and required return deductions. Wanted Salesman with car. contact L C Carpenter at 1220 Juarez Ave Laredo Texas. call before noon.
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L. C. Carpenter
Juarez Avenue
Laredo
Texas
Laredo Health Society Aims Five Thousand Members
The Times lauds a new Local Health Society promising 5000+ members within thirty days. Each member pays one dollar monthly and receives free medical services at society offices plus medicines. After 1000 members are reached, hospital services and board are planned in other cities, following examples of larger societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo Health Society
Alr. Lavelle
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The Times presents a New Orleans weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations. Tonight and Thursday expect generally fair weather with cold and frost at night. Observations show a maximum of 65 degrees and a minimum of 51 with north winds and cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Coller
Locwi “Wasther
Fort McIntosh
Dees
Senate Republicans Close Deliberations on League Court Proposal
Associated Press reports President Harding's plan for American entry into the League of Nations court appears ended for the session. Senator Lodge indicates the committee will not answer before March, seeking further data. The president will confer with Mr Hughes before replying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Harding Signs British Debt Funding Bill
President Harding signed the British debt funding bill today. Officials began winding up negotiations with Great Britain to form the refunding terms for carry into effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding Qeday
Treasury
Great Britain
General Fund Sufficient as Taxes Pay Warrants
The Texas General Fund shows sufficient balance for warrants after months of tax receipts totaling over 1 million dollars. Senate actions include confirmation of seven stalled appointees and a nurses licensing bill amendment shifting license revocation to a court, with votes on both issues following a tie resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Budley
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
George S. Kine
Frouston
Neffin Plaice
John F. Rowe
Wace
Harding supporters push bid for renomination in whispers
Friends of President Harding in Washington report several potential Republican contenders quietly testing strength for 1924. The move aims to pressure endorsement before summer, though Harding’s stance on a second term remains unannounced and no public statement is expected soon. Attorney General Daugherty, his pre convention operator in 1920, is likely to advocate renomination again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Daugherty
Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles celebrate anniversary
Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles mark their first wedding anniversary today. New York lawyer W Bourke Cochran reaches his 70th year today. The month length grows by one hour eleven minutes. The Governor calls a special General Assembly session. Col Charles R Forbes resigns as Veterans Bureau director effective today. W F Todd assumes office as Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick succeeding William Pugsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Mary
Viscount Lascelles
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
General Assembly
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
W. F. Todd
New Brunswick
Willam Pugsley
Victim of Labor War Fatal Shot in Chicago Union Clash
Paul Radin aged 19 died after being struck by a stray bullet during a labor war inside the butchers’ royal union rooms as he went to pay his father’s dues. William Kinsella, alleged gunman and labor slugger, was killed. Police seek Albert Green and four other union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Paul Radin
Butchers’ Royal Union
William Kinsella
Albert Green
Dallas murder charges link Fort Worth girl death
Dallas police report Grace Rhoden a rooming house proprietor and A G Goodsel of Fort Worth held on bonds after arrest for murder in the Fort Worth girl's death last September tied to an alleged illegal operation. A Dallas physician faces similar charges in another city but is not yet arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Grace Rhoden
A. G. Goodsel
Fort Worth
Crissinger Nomination Favored for Federal Reserve Post
The Senate banking committee reported favorably the nomination of D. R. Crissinger to be governor of the Federal Reserve Board. Action on James G. McNary to succeed Crissinger as comptroller was deferred, seen as paving the way for a recess appointment after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. R. Crissinger
Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
James G. McNary
Southwestern
Crissinger
McNary
Railroad Time Table for Texas and Mexico
Train No 1 leaves for Corpus Christi at 9 00 a m. Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 36 p m. Through fast train to St Louis leaves 12 01 p m arrives 6 16 p m. Night Train leaves 10 p m arrives 8 00 a m. Rio Grande Baclie Panes Train 1 leaves Laredo daily except Sunday 8 86 a m arrives at Winera 2 36 p m. Train 2 leaves Minera daily as kept Sunday 11 00 a m arrives at Laredo 4 40 p m.
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Corpus Christi
Rio Grande
Bacgie
Laredo
Winera
Minera
Barracks Entry and Disarmament by Brenneh Troops
A despatch reports Brenneh troops forcibly entered the barracks of the Georgian security police at Boehin yesterday and disarmed the policemen. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in the area as security forces face unexpected aggression from armed units.
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Pn Hor
Breneh Treope
Cgeorpiutan Security Police
Boehin
Grave Warning as Negroes Face Drive in Missouri Counties
United States District Attorney Carrell reported complaints that Black residents were expelled from Pemiscott and Dunklin counties in Southeast Missouri. Warnings included threats and dynamite attached to sticks. Local officials claimed lack of jurisdiction. authorities suspect white displacement as cause with about three dozen Blacks moving into the area last autumn.
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Orange St. Louis
United States
Carrell
Tocey
Pemiscott
Dunlin
Missouri
Carrithorssete
Pomidscett County
Carrollne
Railroad consolidation plans attacked by Kansas City Southern
The executive committee of the Kansas City and Southern Railroad presented a forceful indictment of the tentative government plans for railroad consolidation to the Interstate Commerce Commission. They demanded the right to chart its own destiny and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Principe
Interstate Commerce
Kansas City & Southern Railroad
Tower Named Governor of Porto Rico Succeeds Mont Reily
Horace M Tower of Iowa nominated to succeed Mont Reily as Governor of Porto Rico by Associated Press report. Dwight Davis of Missouri named director of the War Finance Corporation and asst secretary of war designate J Mayhew Wainwright to become commander of Congress March 4. Frank Mondell Republican leader in the present house named to succeed Davis.
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Associated Press
Washington
Horace M. Tower
Iowa
Reptlic
House
Te. Mont Reily
Porto Rico
Dwiight Davis
Missouri
War Finance Corporation
Wos
Siceme Ding J. Mayhew Wainwright
Congress
Frank Mondaell
Davis
Red River Oil Rights Bill Cleared for Conference
The House passed a Senate bill directing the interior secretary to adjust oil and gas rights in the south half of the Red River between Texas and Oklahoma as ordered by the Supreme Court to place the land in the public domain. The measure now goes to conference.
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Washington
House
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Chais
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Chamberlains Tablets Promoted For Indigestion Relief
A testimonial from Melard F. Craig of Middle Grove New York hails Chamberlains Tablets as the nicest and pleasantest medicine for indigestion and constipation. The user notes they work like a charm and do not gripe or leave unpleasant effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Melard F. Craig
Middle Grove
N. Y
Work Attacked Mod In Force Tics Local and National
A historical report notes ongoing debates over a work plan and its implementation. Key officials discuss naming, testing, and departmental control while stressing the need for orderly procedures and nonpartisan handling of the effort.
Bank Rate Changes Have Little Immediate Effect
The report notes no noticeable impact on bank rates despite widespread expectations. Analysts describe flat lending costs across regions, while farmers face unchanged borrowing terms amid mixed economic signals.
Death penalty affirmed in two Texas cases
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death sentence for Wayne Podd of Parker County for killing James McNeal. It also upheld a five year sentence for Bill Harris of Kilis County for killing Dr. C W Ray.
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Ty Associated Press
Austin
Wayne Podd
Parker
James McNeal
Court of Criminals
Bill Harris
Klis County
C. W. Ray
Hard Luck in a Color Guard Tale
A colonel questions his cheerful colored orderly Sam about recent family misfortunes. Sam denies hard luck despite a brother killed in a railroad wreck and a wife injured in an automobile accident, insisting the disasters are not his.
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Nassuh
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Talmadge Sisters
Cand
Joseph Darrell
Boston
Sacramento
Libeagvi
Austria
Hawaii
Edward S. Stokes
James Fisk
Hayes
Southern Congress
League of Nations
Atlanta
Mother Farth
J. W. Bonsib
A. J. Norton
San Antonio
Otis Oller
Fort Smith
Arkansas
FP. OH. Ffarnest
Mrs. (. C. Pierce
Bernice DaCamara
Georgetown
Mrs
J. B. DaCamara
L. W. Hansen
Rebecca Lodge
Randolph Clark
Cisco
Gates
Colman
Mr. M. Little
Sar. Antonio
Rev. Clark
Mr. Little
Thorp's Springs
Ars. O. W. Killam
Muskogee, Okla
Hal Brennan
Brennan
8. E. Hudson
Women's Auxiliary
American Legion
H. E. Watson
Mozart
Dorothy Nerby
Hayden
Tims
Sol
Salinas Avenue
Seb
Court House
Uncle Abner
Louise
Flores Avenue
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Henry Smith
L. W. Flansen
Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church
IN the Bay's News
Income Tax Facts
Ter Ryportunition
Mente
Weather Forecast
Pringe Vow Lip
Danse Ats Agitator I Rua V
von L'pp
General Revenue
Boost Harding
Presa Hy VT
Prince
Mertian
Mont Reily
Red River Adjustment
Vzar A&o
Mary
AIG Politi Ofice
Histon
God
Bo Badiee
Mtrrestun
Peentier
Cantreles Heilds
Tia ’Atte
Superie Tabont
Wichita Falls
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