Seventeen Jewelry Seized in U S forfeiture case at Laredo
United States notices claimants to seventeen pieces of jewelry seized by U S Customs at Laredo Texas on February 7 1921 under libel in the Southern District of Texas. The court sets March 1 1921 at 10 am for claimants to appear and file their allegations for condemnation and distribution of proceeds. OO F Wolff U S Marshal Son Dist of Texas by Allen Walker Deputy.
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United States of America
No. D. L
U. S
Laredo
Texas
Southern District of Texas
United States Court Room
OO. F. Wolff
U. S. Marshal Son, Dist. of
Allen Walker
U. S. Marshal Son. Dist. of
D. L
U. S. District Court
Southern District of
United States Court
O. F. Wolff
C. F. Wolff
U. S. Marshal Sou. Dist. of
U. S. Marshal Son. Dis. of
Monition in United States vs. One Gold Ring
A U S district court in Texas proceeds with a monition against seized jewelry. The ring described is a lady's gold ring set with pearls and diamonds. The case, United States of America v. One Gold Ring, involves Seizure No 619-L and is docketed in the U S District Court, Texas, Laredo.
Lot of Jewelry Seizure No 490 L Described Item
O F Wolff U S Marshal for the Southern District of Texas issues seizure notice listing one stickpin one pearl and diamond stick pin and one diamond ring as the lot of jewelry under seizure No 490 L with instruction to file objections or statements if any.
United States Seizes Large Lot of Firearms at Laredo
The U S Marshal lists seized property including multiple pistols revolvers shotguns and hundreds of cartridges under Libel No 213 pending in the U S District Court in Laredo Texas. The seized items are described with serial numbers and counts and the order directs action on March 11 1921 at 10 o clock C F Wolff U S Marshal Sou. Dist. of Texas.
Monition Folding Automobile and Intoxicating Liquor Seized
U S authorities at Laredo seize a Ford automobile license 499747 motor 4133903 sixteen glass bottles and a lot of intoxicating liquor under libel D L 214. A hearing to allege facts is set for March 24 1921 at 10 o clock before a U S Marshal in the District of Texas.
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United States of America
No. D. L
United States Customs
Laredo
Ford
U. S. District Court For
Southern District of Texas
Texas
Southern District of
United States Court Room
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promised Cure All Stages
Readers learn catarrh can be cured through constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claims to act on the blood to heal mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from customers.
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Hall
Addreas F. Jpcheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ail Drigetsts
Social calendar items for Monday and Tuesday
Monday features a meeting of the Women's Missionary Society at the Methodist Church at 4 pm. Tuesday agenda includes the Tuesday Music and Literary Club at Elks Hall at 4 pm. Also on Tuesday the Junior Auxiliary meets at the Rectory at 4 pm and the Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church gathers at the church at 4 pm.
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Women's Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Elks Hall
Sunbeam Band
the Baptist Church
A. H. Camp
Closed Door Echoes in Quiet Night Wanderings
A fragment from Clinton Scollard shows a contemplative mood as the speaker roams nameless streets under arclights seeking a vanished presence at a closed door. The piece sits beside local notices about residents traveling, returning, and events in the community with club and society announcements.
University Faculty to Address Ex-Students on Affairs
A prom inent University Faculty member will speak Wednesday at eight thirty oclock and connect ex-students with current University affairs.
Niagara Power Board Granted 50 Year Water License
The Federal Power Commission granted the Niagara Falls Power Company a 50 year license to divert 19 500 cubic feet per second of the Niagara River above the falls under the treaty with Canada, limiting use of the river from the 20 000 cubic feet per second available.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Power Commission Today
Niagara Falls Power Company
Canada
Niagara
Falls
Two Brothers Die in Lake Bernie boating accident
Cisco Texas February 28. The bodies of Archie Shelby 21 and Luther Shelby 13 were drowned last night in Lake Bernie two miles north of Cisco while part of a boating party. Archie died trying to save Luther when the boat capsized. The bodies were shipped to Mingus for burial.
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Associated Press
Cisco
Texas
Archie Shelby
Luther Shelby
Lake Bernie
Mingus
Archie
Grayson Named Officer in Charge at Naval Dispensary
The Navy Department ordered Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, the president's personal physician, to duty as officer in charge of the naval dispensary in Grayson's appointed post at the Washington facility on February 28.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Cary T. Grayson
War invalids build model village at Vienna park
In the Sainz Tiergarten near Vienna a group of 50 war invalids and their families, who squatted there last summer, are erecting cottages and clearing land. They are felling trees, exchanging logs for dressed lumber, and burning brick to construct a model village under the guidance of a renowned engineer and architect.
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Associated Press
Vienna
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Working girls read more than leisure class peers per a librarian. Vortland high school girls make their graduation dresses costing six dollars each. Mrs Stephen G Van Hoesen of Union County is New Jersey first deputy sheriff. Miss Elsie L Green heads Indianapolis Chamber foreign trade service. Over 250 women enrolled in a Minnesota economics and politics course. Two Cove Oregon women elected to city council failed to take oath. men appointed. Miss Mandal Neprud on Wisconsin Board of Control earns five thousand dollars yearly, same as governor.
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Vortland
Ore
Stephen G. van Hoesen
Union County
New Jersey
Elsie L. Green
Foreign Trade Service
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
University of Minnesota
Cove
Wisconsin State Board of Control
Mandel Neprud
Berkman paints sorry picture of Russian shortages
Letters from Alexander Berkman published in a New York German newspaper describe Russia’s food and fuel shortages amid war demands. A November 3 letter notes Russia cannot nourish or warm its population, with workers drafted to the front and industry and transportation strained, while women do the heaviest labor.
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Associated Press
New York
Alexander Berkman
Russia
Berkman
Greece Refuses Probe Into Turkish Strife Sparks Treaty Clash
London Feb 28 Associated Press Greece declined to accept an investigation into conditions in Turace and Smyrna as a preface to changes in the Sevres treaty. Prime Minister Kalogeropoulos announced the stance after Athens sent a telegram not shown to allied premiers, a move the Times says could determine the fate of the Entente and the world.
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London
Greece
Tuirace
Smyrna
Sevres
M. Kalogeropoulos
Athens
London Times
Costa Rica Surrenders To Avert War At Coto
Washington reports that the war threat between Panama and Costa Rica ended as Costa Ricans surrendered at Coto. The official dispatch confirms peaceful resolution after military pressure, easing regional tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Panama
Costa Rica
Coto
Used After Dead
Washington notes a study of ancient and surviving animal hauled transport methods. From ox carts in the American South to camel and elephant carts in Asia, and man powered devices in Japan and the Philippines, the report catalogs varied, persistent modes of ground travel after modern engines emerged.
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Associated Press
Washington
Teh
Mandalay
National Geographic Survey
Lange Koch
Greenland
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Belgium
Arctic
Alaska
India
China
Philippines
Japan
Cox
Ceylon
South Africa
He Jackrabbit Burro
Mexico
South
Central America
Hades
Sandy Ace
France
British Premier rules out Irish policy change in Commons
London announces that policy toward Ireland will remain unchanged and that the chief secretary for Ireland will continue to administer to a successful conclusion. In Cork six Irishmen were executed for levying war, shot in batches by the military at 15 minute intervals.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Great Britain
Ireland
Cork
Hearing Planned in A and M Hazing Probe
Austin Feb 28 Senator Baugh chairing the investigating committee said the hazing inquiry at A and M College would continue with a Friday hearing. President Bizzell Major Ashburn and the surgeon expected to testify. Passed Over Governor Veto on pistol tax bill.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Senator Baugh
A. & M. College
Bizzell
Ashburn
Senate
Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation
An endorsement from Melard F. Craig of Middle Grove New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the nicest and most pleasant medicine for indigestion and constipation. He notes they work like a charm without gripe or unpleasant aftereffects.
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Chamberlain's
Melard F. Craig
Middle Grove
N. Y
Miss M E Broad Retires After 57 Years at Dorchester Mills
Miss M E Broad of Dorchester Massachusetts retires from her long tenure as forewoman in the chocolate mills after fifty seven years of continuous service.
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M. EF. Broad
Big Chocolate Mills
Dorchester
Mass
Relatives rushed to Porter's rail wreck rescue
Associated Press report from Porter Indiana describes early dawn recovery of 42 bodies and many injured after a collision between Michigan Central and New York Central trains at a crossing. The westbound New York Central plowed into the eastbound Michigan Central, trains twisted, one line blocked two miles away, engineers claim signals were clear.
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New York Central
Michigan Central
Associated Press
Porter
Ind
Towerman Cook
Engineer Long
Jackson
Michigan
Missouri Pacific shop workers killed in Van Buren explosion
Fort Smith Arkansas February 28 local men employed at the Missouri Pacific shops in Van Buren were instantly killed when an explosion occurred early today the blast shocked the area and authorities began inquiries into the incident.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Foor
Missouri Pacific
van Buren
Ark
Farm Loan Bank Law Held Valid by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sustained the farm loan act, upholding Congress power to establish farm loan banks and exempt them from tax. Justice Day noted long‑standing authority dating back to Chief Justice Marshall. The decision ends a challenge brought by Charles W. Smith, stockholder of Kansas City Title and Trust, who sought an injunction to block bond investments by the banks.
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Sy Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Day
Marshall
Charles W. Smith
The
Kansas City Title and Trust Company
Harding 10 Bid Home Farewell
President-elect Harding travels by train toward Marion to receive his home town farewell before White House entry. Officials say preparations for the administration are nearly complete as the trip marks a formal send off. Harding rests after five weeks in Florida sun and two weeks vacation.
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Associated Press
Harding
Marion
White House
Florida
Japanese Diet dissolved by Emperor a year ago today
On February 28, one year ago, the Japanese Diet was dissolved by the Emperor after a dispute between government leaders and party chiefs over extending manhood suffrage. The move marked a pivotal moment in Japan's political debates and constitutional developments.
Leaders feared losing control in new Republican majority
Associated Press report from Washington February 2 notes Republicans anticipate a large next House. Leaders fear the big majority could be hard to manage and new members might press to influence officer selections. Speaker Gillette and Rep Mondell stay hopeful of reelection as conference names key committees.
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Washington
Gillette
Mondell
Noor
Loving Cup Presented to Marshall During Lodge Ceremony
A tall silver loving cup was presented to View President Mayvahall by Signature Lodge Republicans of Massachusetts and Underwood of Alabama. Mr and Mrs Marshall plan to travel May 14 to Switzerland with other delegates representing the Northern jurisdiction of the Scottish Rite Masons at a world conference in Latisanoue.
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Marshall
Washington
Mayvahall
Senature Lodge
Republican
Magsachumetts
Underwood
Ala. Com
Switzerland
Latisanoue
Texas court upholds Dallas Texas Pacific track removal
Washington reports the Texas Supreme Court sustained the refusal to enjoin the execution of a contract between the city of Dallas and the Texas Pacific Railroad for removing tracks in the business district.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dallas
Texas Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court
Kentucky liquor tax law struck down by court
Washington February 28 The Kentucky law imposing a special tax on liquors withdrawn from bonded warehouses was held invalid today by the Supreme Court. The ruling challenges state fiscal measures and clarifies federal tax authority impacting retail and distillery operations nationwide. The decision preserves existing federal tax collection channels and limits state levies on liquor withdrawals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Escaped Prisoner Nabbed in Waxahachie Feb 28
Price Washer, 21, who escaped from a Llous ton jail after transfer from Galveston for robbery, was arrested in Waxahachie. Officers say he is under sentence of favors in the penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
eTxas
Llouston
Galveston
Three Burned to Death in Oil Lamp Explosion
Waco Texas February 28 Mrs Ike Markum and two children aged four and six died from burns when an oil lamp exploded destroying their house at 2 am Ike Markum rescued his two month old child but suffered burns that may prove fatal The mother and two children were cremated in the building
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Ike Markum
Libel of Foreign Merchant Vessels Allowed in U S Courts
Washington, Feb. 28 Merchant vessels owned by a friendly state or in its service may be libelled in American courts, the Supreme Court ruled today.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robber Escapes With Cash From Station Safe In Fort Worth Rail Hub
Wichita Falls Texas February 28 a robber entered the Fort Worth and Denver station at ten o clock this morning and carried off 160 dollars from the safe After beating Ticket Agent Miller unconscious the thief took his watch and fled Officers have a good description of the suspect Miller is not seriously hurt and is in recovery
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
Fort Worth
Denver
Miller
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