Local Advertisements and Services Notices
Classified fragments show Schweiger imported fabrics and dressmaking services at 1117 Lincoln, a San Antonio florist Green at Avenue C and Sth St, Laredo oilman Havick securing Miranda City field holdings, Philadelphia diamond battery sales, electrical lighting and fans, Beacon at Saft's, auto painting and tapes by Fidel Cante, and Notary Public Will W. Gregg at the Times office with residence 612 Farragut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrille
Lincoln
Green
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
Sth St
San Antonio
Texas
L C. Havick
Oklahoma
Laredo
Miranda City
Havick
All
Philadelphia
Peint Automobiles
Fidel Cante
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
Times Office
Farragut Street
Edward Green
City
Mr. Green
8Th Street
Beautiful Services Mark Reopening of San Agustin
A rebuilt San Agustin church reopened after weeks of repairs costing about 14000 dollars. A solemn high mass at 10 a.m. featured a double choir from San Agustin and St. Peter's, with Villars Orchestra and a dedication sermon by Rev. Father Pefia. Father Pedro Bernadia supervised the restoration praised by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Agustin Church
San Agustin
St. Peter's
Villars
Father Pefia
Holy Redeemer Church
Pedro Bernadla
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Western Reader
Edward P. Miller of Abbotta town Pennsylvania reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy works well for coughs and colds. He notes those who have used it rarely settle for other remedies and finds it excellent to allay coughs and break up colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Miller
Abbottatown
Havens of Eaton Indiana Read Bible Times
A fragmented, serene fragment mentions Haven of Eaton Indiana and reading Bible times in a quiet setting, with unclear surrounding context and no identifiable events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton, Ind
Bible Times
Milwaukeean Gerhard A Bading Named Minister to Ecuador
Gerhard A Bading, chosen by President Harding for the post of United States Minister to Ecuador, is a Milwaukee native who left a notable medical and surgical career to serve in public office. He began as a house physician in 1896, held professorships in state medical colleges, served Milwaukee as health commissioner from 1906 to 1910, and was mayor in 1912. He helped lead the National Municipal League and was valued for both political savvy and administrative knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard A. Bading
Harding
United States
Ecuador
Milwaukee
Bading
National Municipal League
Laredo Sets General City Election For April 4 1922
Mayor I J Villegas proclaims a general city election in Laredo Webb County Texas for April 4 1922 to elect a full city ticket including mayor tax assessor collector treasurer secretary marshal and city attorney plus two aldermen from wards 1 2 3 and 4. Voting places are designated with presiding and associate judges and polls open 8 am to 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Villegas
Laredo
Webb County
Texas
Francasico Sanchez Garza
Iturbide Street
M. A. Hirsch
W. W. Winslow
L. Marulanda
Fire Engine House
Matamoros Street
G. P. Farias
B. A. Puig
E. C. Benavides
A. R. Garcia
Lincoln Street
P. Floyd
D. H. Sanchez
Joseph Netzer
L. J. Christen
Farragut Street
P.P. Leyendecker
R. D
Local club activities and social notices in Laredo
The Woman's Missionary Society will meet at 4 PM at the church. The Tuesday Music and Literary Club gathers at 4 PM at the Laredo Community Center with Mrs. T B Bunn reading on Spanish music. Mrs. Frank Earnest returns from Hebbronville. Esther Sharkey heads back to South Laredo. Pan-American Round Table plans a 1 PM luncheon at the Bender Hotel. Saturday Market at Stowers Store raises 25. Laredo prepares for Fifth District Federation of Women's Clubs meeting April 4–5 with Ms. George of Brownsville as president. Texas Federation of Women's Clubs leaders are noted. Epworth League institute speaker F M Ramsay delivers a timely talk. Institute programs continue with a notable Starlight Drill and travelogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Laredo Community Center
T. B. Bunn
Laredo
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. 2. George
Brownsville
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Lee Joseph
San Antonio
National Federation of Women's Clubs
F. M. Ramsay
Epworth League of the Institute
Institute
Spanish Music and Composers Program Notes
The Tuesday Music and Literary Club outlines an afternoon program on Spanish music and composers led by Mrs Travis Bruce Bunun and Mrs A C Richter. It includes historical overviews, piano pieces, songs, dances, leader talks, and Victrola selections featuring Alvarez Sarasate Lazaro and others with performers Erika Mortni Juditha Lowry and accompanying pianist Mrs Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Bruce Bunun
Spain
A. C. Richter
Tragic Train Crash Claims Two Children Near Handley
Martha Gaylor aged 6 dies in Fort Worth hospital after a train and automobile crash near Handley that killed two cousins about her age. The incident occurred late Sunday and involved a collision with a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Martha Gaylor
Handley
Bank Call Demands National Bank Statements
Washington March 13 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for statements of the condition of all national banks as of close of business March 10 This procedural notice affects banking institutions nationwide and sets reporting requirements for the latest financial snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Hutchinson Board of Trade Seeks Radio Station Purchase
Hutchinson Kansas March 13 members of the board of trade met and pooled 2000 for the purchase of a high powered radio station. The recent storm showed amateur stations capacity by picking up news from a Dallas Texas station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Board of Trade
Dallag
Texas
Army bill proposes big cuts and troop reductions
Washington report from March 13 states the house appropriations committee推荐 an army appropriation of 276 million with provisions to reduce the regular force to 115000 enlisted and 11000 officers. The plan includes bringing home troops from China and other far abroad posts while limiting Philippine troop caps and trimming war department programs.
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Washington
Army
House Appropriations Committee
Philippines
Weeks
War Department
United States
China
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Americans Seek Purchase of 6 Million Acre Chi huahua Land
American interests have contracted with the Chihuahua governor to buy and improve a 6 000 000 acre subdivision. The contract awaits Chihuahua legislature approval. If approved, Americans plan to form a Mexican company to place the land within reach of small farmers of all nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Chihuahua
Stewart
Lawa
Christopher Returns to Bench in Oklahoma County
Judge H R Christopher resumes duties in Okmulgee county superior court after a Chicago trip and a month long absence. He says Governor Son’s refusal to accept his resignation ends the incident and plans to resume work in Okmulgee and Henrietta, asserting he acted within the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Okmulgee
Okla
H. R. Christopher
Okulgee County
Chistopher
Henrietta
Christopher
Excellent Remedy for Constipation Champlain Tablets
The ad extols Cham berlain's Tablets as a superior constipation remedy. It claims they are easy to take and mild in effect, urging readers to try them when needed.
American Chemists to Meet in Birmingham
Birmingham plans for the annual convention of the American Chemical Society drawing about 1000 chemists from the United States and Canada and several British leaders. Sessions cover technical subjects with sectional meetings on agricultural chemistry, sugar chemistry, industrial chemistry, medicinal chemistry, physical and inorganic chemistry, water and sanitation chemistry, education and history.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
American Chemical Society
United States
Canada
Real Britain
Muscle Shoals
Oke
Officials Say Is Inevitable Officials Can Do Now
Officials assert the outcome is inevitable and outline actions they say are possible now. The statement focuses on forthcoming steps and the limit of what can be done immediately according to authorities.
Government sees little hope to avert coal strike
Washington officials said a major coal strike on April 1 appears nearly inevitable and a conference between operators and miners is unlikely. Government intervention seems ended as authorities focus on ensuring coal supply nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
United States
Rhineland
Supreme Court limits reach of federal control over railroads
The Supreme Court ruled that railroads within a state that operate interstate commerce are not exclusively under federal jurisdiction in operating and abandoning properties, affecting how state and federal authorities share regulatory authority.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Embezzlement Guilty Plea Ties Bank Funds to Crawford VP
In federal court J C Jeneon pleaded guilty to embezzling 2500 dollars from the First National Bank of Crawford where he served as vice president. He received two years in prison and a 506 dollar fine and also admitted forging female payees signatures on two Liberty bonds worth 850 and 100 dollars, with an additional two year sentence.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
J. C. Jeneon
First National Bank of
Crawford
Jenson
Found a Cure for Indigestion by Stomach and Liver Tablets
George W Emory of Rock Mills Alabama declares Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cure his indigestion. The tablets contain no pepsin and strengthen the stomach to digest food naturally allowing him to eat most anything again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George W Emory
Rock Mills
Ala
Court Denies Writs of Error in Howat Contempt Case
The Supreme Court dismissed writs of error by labor leaders including Alexander Howat challenging Kansas Industrial Relations Court rulings. Justice Taft said constitutional questions were not properly raised, leaving lower court contempt findings in place for refusing to appear and for striking after injunction.
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Associated Press
Washington
A Supreme Court Today
Alexander Howat
Kansas State Court
Court of Industrial Relations
Taft
Kansas
Howat
Purim begins as Bangor Maine voters head to polls
Sunset marks the start of Purim while Bangor and other Maine cities hold municipal elections today. Ottawa hosts Dominion Railway Commission hearings on freight rate equalization. Roscoe Arbuckle faces a third trial in San Francisco over Virginia Rappe's death. A Midwest cooperative commission houses conference meets in Omaha to discuss a national federation.
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Bangor
Maine
Ottawa
Dominion Railway Commission
Canada
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
Cooperative Commission
Middle West
Omaha
Federation of Cooperative Livestock Commission
Fourth Fatality Reported in Cleburne Lambert Fire
In Cleburne Texas Mrs Edna Warnell died last night the fourth fatality from the February Lambert rooming house fire marking the continuing tragedy in the incident.
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Cleburne
Texas
Edna Warnell
Lambert
Birthday Anniversaries Mark Notable Figures Across The World
Sir Herbert Plumer Field Marshal and other leaders mark birthdays today with notes on their roles. Carles N Haskell Oklahoma's first governor born in Putnam County 62 years ago. Fairfax Harrison Southern Railway president born New York City 68 years ago. Rt Rev Joseph L Glass Salt Lake City bishop born Dushnell Illinois 48 years ago. J Franklin New York American League third baseman born Trappe Maryland 28 years ago.
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Sir Herbert Plumer
Carles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Putnam County
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Raalway
New York City
Joseph L. Glass
Salt Lake City
Dushnell
J. Franklin
New York American League
Trappe
Arbuckle Faces Third Manslaughter Trial Today
Roscoe Arbuckle contends with a third manslaughter trial over Virginia Rappe's death in San Francisco. A 65 juror panel may prove insufficient to form a jury as proceedings begin without key witness Miesley Prevost, while the grand jury weighs perjury charges against Mrs. Minnie Neighbors and Mrs. Florence Bates.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Los Angeles
Miesley Prevost
Minnie Neighbors
Florence Bates
Dallas Police Close Floggings Probe
Dallas police announce the investigation into the flogging of Philip Rothblum is concluded. Rothblum and his wife will be presented before the grand jury today, as stated by Captain of Detectives Moffitt.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Philip Rothblum
Rothblum
Moffitt
Rain Hits Abilene Hardest Since June Past
Over half an inch of rain fell in Abilene Texas last night the heaviest shower since June 9. The rain will benefit grain but caused damage north of the city where the downpour is believed to have done harm.
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Abilene
Texas
Prisoners Escape From Waco County Jail
Five inmates escaped from the county jail in Waco Texas this morning by sawing through a lower floor window. Two were captured at Axtell fourteen miles north while waiting for a train. the remaining three are still at large.
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Waco Texas
Axtell
Here
Only the Socks
Irate traveler demands footwear at an English hotel. A room boy in buttons reveals he is the socks, explaining he is under the boots. The exchange ends with the visitor startled by the pun and the boy keeping his ground.
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Ignacio Ayala
Victoriana Vda. de Loza
Everplay
Everplay Agency
Iturbide
O. E. Pettit
Salinas Avenue
Hotel Hamilton
Wormser Brothers
Saft’s
First Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Madame Raspail
Paris
General Association ‘Congregational Churches' of
Indiana
Jefferson Dvis
Confederate States Congress
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Bombay
England
Austria
Italy
Russia
France
Great Britain
Wilson
Brest
L.vialegas
Mabel Wiles Simpson
Frank Earnest
Hebbronville
I. L. Armstrong
Mr. Cameron of
Esther Sharkey
South Laredo
Ed Denike
Eagie Pass
Harold Keller
Mrs. S. Goodman
Mrs. G. W. Derby
Siss
Annie V. Pace
A. C. Brown
Pan-American Round Table
Bender Hotel
Stowers Store
W. C. C Greenstreet
the Convention
Women's Clubs
Mesdames
DP. McNell Turner
W. N. Young
E. Woods
Maria Certeano
Edith Lowry
Barrientos-Bori
Victrola
Lucrezia Bori
Enrique Granados
la Partida
Alvarez
B. “Vuelve
Wee Eae Serna
Mr. Morgan
Milton
Albeniz Albentz
Genevieve Camp
la Granada
Alvarez Teosah
Patti Peds Fuentes
Sarasate
Erika Mortni
de Gogorza
Pablo Casals
Hipolito Lazaro
Gounod
Lazaro
Constantin
Juditha Lowry
HOUSE
Canal Zone
Rhine
Partners
Howat and Associates
REFUS
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Iy Associated Presse
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