Ringmire Named New Ohio State University President
Friday's Daily notes Professor George W. Ringmire is the new president of Ohio State University and alumni of the institution. He previously served as dean of the College of Law and active president since last November. Ringmire has held local government roles in Columbus and led legal education efforts with the Ohio State Bar Association. He is credited with founding OSU athletics and has long ties to the university community.
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George W. Ringmire
Ohio State University
College of Law
W. Q. Thompson
City Council of
Columbus
Ohio State University Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Ringmire
Modern bracelets sweep fashion with bold wide bands
Fashionable women in London adopt bracelets four to five inches wide costing up to 2000 pounds. These cuff style bands are set with diamonds and worn as single or multiple bangles. Watch bracelets are widened to match the trend.
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Associated Press
London
Guardianship Notice for Estela Perez in Webb County Texas
A court notice directs publication for ten weeks in Webb County regarding Severiano Perez's application for guardianship of Estela Perez a minor. The temporary guardian appointment was set for March 4 1926 with a May 17 1926 hearing at the Laredo courthouse to contest or confirm the guardianship.
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State OF
Texas
Webb County
Estela Perez
Severiano Perez
Laredo
A. D
Daily History Lesson Recaps Notable Dates and Figures
A chronological recap lists key historical notes from 1816 to 1920. It includes Missouri governor Robert M. Stewart’s birth and death, a 1851 Nevada City fire, a 1857 railway bridge disaster near Toronto, a 1862 Arizona Territory bill in Congress, Gen. Webster’s death in 1876, Justin McCarthy’s 1894 party chair renewal, the 1917 Russian Duma defiance, and Lydia Robinson’s 1920 Natchez death purportedly aged 118.
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Robert M. Stewart
Missouri
Truxton
St. Joseph
Nevada City
Calif
Toronto
Hamilton
Congress
Territory of
Arizona
Joseph D. Webster
Sherman
Atlanta
Chicago
Hampton
N. H
Justin McCarthy
Irish Parliamentary Party
Petrograd
Lydia Robinson
Natchez
Miss
Times Advertisement Notice
Classified ad notes availability of a daily watch subscription service. Mentions a price of six cents per month and invites readers to follow THE TIMES for opportunities.
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the Times
Laredo community news and events in brief
Local notes report upcoming train shipments of Bermuda onions from Laredo for national distribution. Residents see more homespun garden activity as women plant flowers. Christ Church Guild hosts a cooked food sale at Royal Furniture Store on Saturday the 18th starting 8 30 A M.
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Laredo
Bermuda
Ladies of Christ Church Guild
Royal Furniture Store
Jose Nieto
Lion Music & Jewelry Store
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Sterling Young
J. D. Bobbitt
Austin
Probate guardians seek mineral lease on minor heirs property
I W P Allen guardian of Florence Clara Allen John Houghton Allen and Wilbur George Allen minors filed March 12 1926 in Jim Hogg County Texas an application for an order allowing a oil and gas or mineral lease of described 40 acre subdivs of multiple sections in Section 49 23 30 29 cert numbers H & G N and B F & F to be heard March 29 1926 in Hebbronville Texas.
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Florence Clara Allen
John Houghton Allen
Wilbur George Allen
Jim Hogg County
Texas
I. W. P. Allen
Hebbrowville
Birthday commemorations of notable figures on this day
Immigrant commissioner-general Harry BE Hull born Belvidere New York 62 years ago today. Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland born Bavaria 60 years ago. Former Dominion minister Thomas A Low born Quebec 56 years ago. Edward E Brodie former U S minister to Siam born Fort Stevens Oregon 65 years ago. Senator William Cabell Bruce born Charlotte County Virginia 66 years ago.
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Harry BE. Hull
United States
Belvidere
N. Y
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Bavaria
Thomas A. Low
Dominion Cabinet
Quebec
Edward E. Brodie
Siam
Fort Stevens
Ore
William Cabell Bruce
Maryland
Charlotte County
Social Calendar Event Notices and Meeting Locations
Friday Peter Pan gathering at 3 15 PM hosted by Mrs. Robert Munro. Saturday monthly Lucy Meriwether Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Mrs. Harry E. Sames residence 1219 Cortez Street.
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Robert Munro
Lucy Meriwether
Daughters of
Harry E. Sames
Cortez Street
Spain to resign from League of Nations over council seat
Geneva reports Spain has decided to resign from the League unless granted a permanent council seat. Spain also warned Sweden it may break off negotiations for a commercial treaty due to what Madrid calls unfriendly Swedish attitude toward its candidacy. In Geneva, allied powers and Germany held two hours of talks on Germany’s admission and elevation to the council, with a more hopeful tone afterward.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Spain
League. of Nations
Council
Sweden
Germany
League of Nations
League Council
Wardrobe Of Dreams Poem And Local Society Notes
Poem lines describe a dream wardrobe woven from starlight and silence. Miss Helen Woodridge travels to Corpus Christi. Mrs Chenoweth and nephew visit Mr and Mrs W T Killam. Mr Charles Wolcott arrives from Dilton. Women church groups hold meetings with officers elected and refreshment social hour. about twenty members attended.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Graham
H. M. Austin
A. Be, McCulloch
W. T. Cantrell
Foreign Missions
R. L. Bobbitt
Home Missions
Geo. L. Watley
Arthur Lang
Ribe
Davis
Miss Lee
W. D. Butler
Circle One
Dan Pue
Circle Two
F. A. Bass
Book Company Sues Over Intimidation Claim
In a Supreme Court oral argument the American Book Company of Cincinnati accuses 3. M. Marrs superintendent of public instruction of intimidating school authorities. They claim the attorney general will file suit to annul the companys contract across Texas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Supreme Court Today
American Book Company of Cincinnati
3. M. Marrs
Fire Totals Sixty Thousand Dollars In Crockett County Blaze
A morning fire in Ozone Crockett county gutted a large stone building housing four businesses and the post office. Estimated damage amounts to sixty thousand dollars with the cause yet undetermined. The incident occurred in San Angelo dispatches dated March 12.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Tex
Ozone
Crockett County
La Follette Named Progressive Republican on Tariff Panel
Vice President Dawes names Senator La Follette of Wisconsin as a Progressive Republican member on the committee to investigate the tariff commission. The announcement comes from Washington and is dated March 12.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Dawes
Tariff Commission
Western feature at Strand Theatre promises brisk action
A William Steiner offering stars Josephine Hill Leonard Chapman Roy Watson and other Western names. Bullet the dog with a human brain and Senator the wonder horse figure in the cast. Strand Theatre will show the film tomorrow for one day only.
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Josephine Hill
Leonard Chapman
Roy Watson
Whitehorse
Bullet
Dog
Senator
Wonder Horse
William Steiner
Strand Theatre
Innocent Man Electrocuted at Texas Prison
Willie Vaughan age 23 was executed at the state prison in Huntsville Texas today. He maintained his innocence to the end after being found guilty of attacking a San Antonio girl.
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Huntsville
Tex
Willie Vaughan
San Antonio
Chicago finds large illicit alcohol plant in North Side building
Explosion of a still in a North Side Chicago building revealed one of the citys largest illicit alcohol operations. Four stills of about 10,000 gallons and six vats of 10,000 gallons each were discovered, five of them filled, with little structural damage reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Japanese Destroyers Fire On Forts Near Tientsin
Two Japanese destroyers moving up the Pei river below Tientsin were fired on from forts at the river mouth held by National army troops. Machine guns and field batteries participated in the bombardment. One Japanese officer and two sailors were wounded.
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Associated Press
Peking
Pei River
Tientsin
California Straight Ahead
Reginald Denny stars in California Straight Ahead at the Rialto Theatre tomorrow and Sunday. He drives a grand trailer honeymoon trip across the continent with mishaps thrills and laughs, supported by Gertrude Olmsted as leading woman in a light comedy praised as one of the star’s best performances.
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California
Reginald Denny
Universal
Rialto Theatre
Denny
Gertrude Olmsted
Festival of St. Gregory and Arbor Day observances noted
Today marks the Festival of St. Gregory the Great and Arbor Day observances in Oklahoma and New Mexico. The item also notes Nevada City California’s near destruction by fire seventy five years ago and commemorates Robert Lowry and Lady Hester Stanhope birthdays.
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St. Gregory the Great
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Nevada City
Calif
Robert Lowry
Hester Stanhope
William Pitt
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Believed Gang Tied to Texas Bank and Postoffice Robberies
Federal officials may bring three suspected members of a robbery gang to Dallas for questioning. The men, jailed in Shreveport, are linked to a Caddo Mills Texas incident and other North Texas robberies. Local and federal agents await Shreveport’s disposition.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Au- Allege
Postoffice
Louisiana
Arkansas
Shreveport
Caddo
Mills
Hunt
Hearing Opens in Osage Murder Case at Fairfax
Preliminary hearing began in Pawhuska Oklahoma for W. K. Hale and John Ramsey charged with murder in the death of W. B. Smith at Fairfax. Dr. W. A. Shoun testified that Smith died from injuries when his house was blown up, part of a probe into deaths of Osage Indians.
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Associated Press
Pawhuska
Oklo
W. K. Hale
John Ramsey
W. B. Smith
Fairfax
W. A. Shoun
Smith
Smuggling Plot Discovered in New York Leaders Arrested
Police uncover a plot to smuggle people into the United States and extort relatives. Leaders Joseph Mazza and Feliz Addario of the Lower East Side are arrested after demanding 300 from a woman seeking help for her cousin's entry.
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Associated Press
New York
Allona
Joseph Mazza
Feliz Addario
Lower East Side
NY Man Thomas Felder Dies in Savannah After Bribe Case Conviction
Thomas Felder of New York dies suddenly in Savannah on March 12. He was convicted here last year with Aston Means, a former Department of Justice agent, for conspiring to bribe government officials in the Crager System Glass Casket fraud case of 1923 and was fined $10,000.
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New York
Thomas F Leder
Savannah
Aston Means
Department of Justice
Crager System
Glass
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs the purified calomel tablet to break up a cold overnight or shorten a flu attack. One or two tablets at bedtime with water cause no salts or nausea and do not interfere with eating work or pleasure. Next morning the cold vanishes and the system is purified with a hearty breakfast awaiting. A family package with full directions costs 85 cents at any drug store.
Catholic priest confronts government orders amid mob protests
A chaotic scene unfolds in a neighboring town as a Catholic priest refuses to comply with closing laws under presidential orders. An infuriated mob, including men and children, pressures officials to withdraw.
Coolidge Condition Improves After Night Report
Reports indicate President Coolidge's health improved after a night of instability. Nurse Mrs May Johnson attended the president's father and provided an update that suggested progress in his condition.
President Coolidge Ready to Speed to Plymouth
President Coolidge, at Washington in March, said he was holding himself in readiness to speed to Plymouth where his father is seriously ill. There was no indication when he would leave Washington.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Plymouth
Found Dead in Car in New Mexico Poison Inquiry
Walter Abbott, bookkeeper for Tres Ritas Cattle Company, was found dead in his car near Tularosa New Mexico. An inquest ruled poison whiskey but a postmortem was requested as Dr W W Waite examined his stomach contents and a powder found by the body.
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Associated Press
Fall
Abbott
Gas victims to be studied by medical board
Washington March 12 The status of 70 000 men who were gas casualties during the world war is to be studied by a board of medical officers appointed by Director Hines of the veterans bureau at the request of the American Legion and other agencies. The remote effects of the various gases used will be tabulated on a scientific basis for the benefit of the victims themselves as well as for the nation generally from an economic standpoint.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Miss Agnes Hawking Opens Spring Gossard Lines in Laredo
Miss Agnes Hawking representing H W Gossard visits Laredo on Monday March 16 to showcase new spring corsets girdles and bras. The Mildred H Hiatt Shop invites appointments by phone 1788. Price listed at 12 dollars.
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Agnes Hawking
H.W. Gossard Company
Laredo
Mildred H. Hiatt
Revival meeting at Baptist church details
Revival services are in progress at the Baptist church with good preaching and singing. The notice invites attendance for services at 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. to participate in Christ's cause.
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The
Baptist Church
Tragedy Claims Grove Resident in Sudden Crash
A Grove, year-old resident identified as the daughter of Robert Wimberly died in a crash today. Mrs Wimberly escaped injury as a truck collision unfolded, according to press reports.
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Associat
Robert Wimberly
Grove
Texas Power and Light to Extend Texas Operations
The Texas Power and Light Company proposes to purchase power and extend its transmission line to new fields in Lufkin and East Texas. Officials assert the move strengthens supply and supports regional growth, with plans discussed in a March session.
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Associated
Presa
Dallas
Texas
Power& Light’ Companion
Texas «Power & Light’ Company
Ogdochés
Texas Power Company
Frost Spreads Damage Across Texas Lowlands
Associated Press reports heavy frost in Dallas and surrounding Texas fruit belt areas last night. Local weather bureau says temperatures are rising today and tomorrow, with minor damage suspected in crops and fruit fields along the belt.
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Associated . Press
Dallas
Texas
Texas Fruit’ Belt
Tox
Face Beautifying Advice in Historic Text
Fragmentary ad style passage extols skin care including ointment soap and facial care. Mentions Blac and Ointment and affordable pricing with references to skin treatment and economic considerations.
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J. A. Rodriguez
Webb Co
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
George S. Whittaker
Helen Woodridge
Corpus Christi
Mrs. Chenoweth
St. Louis, Mo
W. T. Killam
Charles Wolcott
Dilton
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
LA Follette
Belived Gang
Hale and
Ramsey
Woman IN
New
York
Thomas Felder
Gol. Coolidge
John. Coolidge
Johnson
Ladge
Ing
Near’ Moody
Texas Power CO
Tyler
Lufkin
Lang
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