End of Sixty third Congress marks a year of work
The Sixty third Congress ends at noon after 637 days of session begun April 7 1913 with an extra session. Major acts include the Underwood Simmons tariff the federal reserve act anti trust measures and a war tax while many bills such as immigration rural credit and Philippine self government failed or were vetoed. President Wilson seeks rest until the next regular session in December and a new Congress will face a reduced Democratic majority.
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Wilson
Congress
Panama Canal
Alaska
American Legion as Preferred Reserve for Veterans
An American Legion composed of former army navy and militia men is praised as the sensible reserve. Critics argue against forcing enlistments into long reserve terms and warn conscription would betray the American spirit. Many volunteers wish to continue service beyond three active years and resist becoming inactive.
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Army
Navy
Militia
American Legion
Second Service Corps
War and Navy Departments
Onion Growers Meet Tonight in Laredo Chamber
Onion growers of the Laredo section will gather at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening at 8 to discuss handling of the onion crop ready for shipment. Growers and sales agents will review last year’s plan and offer suggestions for improvement, urging all concerned to attend.
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Laredo
Chamber of Commerce
This Date in History and Birthday of Brand Whitlock
This date marks Charles I granting Pennsylvanias charter in 1681, with other milestones through 1918. It highlights Brand Whitlock, 46, U S minister to Belgium, Toledo mayor, author and relief organizer, detailing his life and wartime work.
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Brand Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Toledo
Wilson
Mr. Whitlock
Urbana
Ohio
Whitlock
Brussels
America
Special Commission
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Doctor
Dr W Sexson of Montevallo Missouri recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy to customers asserting confidence in the medicine and repeat purchases. The product is for sale by all dealers.
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Dr. W. Sexson
Montevallo
Monterey Attack Abandoned and Carranza Forces Mobilized
Report from Monterey says the planned Carranza attack last Sunday did not occur though 20 000 men with field pieces and machine guns were at three points near the city. General Angeles commands about 14 000 well equipped with artillery and the means to repel any assault. The Carrancista column near Monterey moved toward another location.
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Carranza
Carrancistas
Angeles
Villa
Important Announcement About Telephone Service
A note states that telephone number 715 will never be busy longer than fifteen seconds. If you call for a ten cent trip and the line is busy, call again after fifteen seconds to receive service.
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Central
Horse Observes Ventilators At Laredo Scene
In Laredo a racehorse belonging to Husebio Garcia appears to study the Strand Theatre ventilators atop the National Bank building. The horse tilts its head and fixes its gaze upward, seemingly forming opinions on the new contraptions in front of amused onlookers.
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Laredo
Husebio Garcia
New Stenographer Appointed in Forty-ninth District
District Judge J F Mullally named J B Dibrell of Seguin as court stenographer for the Forty-ninth judicial district to replace Seth S Wilcox who left for a Travis and Williamson counties criminal court. Dibrell, son of the late Senator John B Dibrell, is well known in Southwest Texas and has begun duties in Pearsall where court is in session.
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Seguin
Mullally
Seth Wilcox
the Times
John A. Walls
Pearsall
J. F. Mullally
Forty-ninth Judicial District
Seth S. Wilcox
Criminal Court
Travis and
Williamson Counties
Texas
John B. Dibrell
Dibrell
San Antonio
Notice to the Public Fresh Fish and Oysters Market
At the southeast corner of the market a daily stand offers fresh fish and oysters prepared in any style. Select and extra select oysters are sold by the dozen or hundred, and select fish by the pound for take home. No delivery service. J. W. Hopkins Shorty.
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J. W. Hopkins
Cleaning-up Campaign Urges Laredo Residents
Sanitary inspectors urge citizens to help with a city clean-up campaign in Laredo. Cooperation with the program promotes health and prevents contagious diseases by using lime or disinfectant to sanitize backyards and receptacles.
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Laredo
Health Promotes Happiness and Regular Digestion
Health promotes happiness by linking wellness to digestion. The ad urges taking Dr King's New Life Pills nightly to ensure full bowel movements and improved appetite and digestion, claiming quick relief from sickness and ailment.
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Dr. King
Cardui touted as remedy for Mrs Vincent's three summers of illness
Pleasant Hill North Carolina resident Mrs Walter Vincent describes debilitating headaches and fainting spells, credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with restoring strength and appetite after three months. The ad claims Cardui is vegetable and supports the nervous system and rosy cheeks. It invites readers to write Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a 64 page booklet. A separate items notes a U D C meeting program on Texas and Confederate heroism.
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Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter Vincent
Cardui
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds Ad
An ad urges readers to treat colds early with Dr King’s New Discovery. It claims neglect worsens illness, promises relief as the medicine clears the head and improves breathing, and recommends buying a bottle today.
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Dr. King
Laredo High School Team Heads to Cotulla Game
The Laredo High School basketball team will leave Saturday morning for Cotulla to play the local team. Autos will carry the group and boosters will accompany the players. Ed Moser arranged the game and will serve as team manager.
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Laredo High School
Cotulla
Ed. Moser
Laredo
Stomach and Liver Remedy Endorsed by West Webster User
A user from West Webster, N ih, reports using Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders over five years. He states they are mild in action and yield satisfactory results and values them highly. Available for sale by all dealers.
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N. Stuart
West Webster
N. Ih
Chamberlain
Paul B. Babon
Brushly, la
All Deal
Onion Growers Meeting Aims To Form Market Report Bureau
The Chamber of Commerce calls a meeting of onion growers and marketing agencies for March 4 at 7 o clock to establish a daily market intelligence bureau and discuss cooperative efforts. Businessmen, growers and sales agents are urged to attend at the Chamber of Commerce. CHAS F KENNEY President.
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Chamber of Commerce
Vermi Fuge Cream Claims To Rid Children Of Worms
An old classified style notice touts WHITE'S CREAM VERMI FUGE as an approved remedy for worm infestation in children. The advertisement promises pale fretful kids become strong after the parasitic worms are driven out, priced at 25e per bottle and sold by all druggists.
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