Knights of Columbus Invite Requiem Mass at San Agustin
Laredo notes report a Requiem Mass to honor Humberto Rodriguez at San Agustin church at 7 o'clock tomorrow, with invitations issued by the Knights of Columbus Council 2304. Also listed are local notices on plumbing services, tax deadlines, florists, and marriages from Webb County and Laredo community sources.
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Laredo
Knights of Columbus
San Agustin Church
Humberto Rodriguez
Juarez Plumbing
Lincoln Street
C. D. Ellison
Salinas Avenue
Federal Building
Wormser Brothers
Bicentennial of Moravian Missions Celebration
Philadelphia reports on the upcoming German bicentennial marking Count Zinzendorf and the Moravian exiles in Herrnhut. The piece traces Moravian migration from 1736 to Nazareth and Bethlehem, notes education leadership and historic schools, and describes communal living and worship practices that shaped early American Moravians.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Georgia
North Carolina
Germany
Zinzendorf
Herrenhut
Saxony
Europe
Herrhut
Savannaha
Nazareth
George Whitefield
Whttefield
Bethlehem
Whitefield
Moravian Historical Society
University of Pennsylvania
Ladies’ Seminary
United States
America
Deaf Mutes Call on Miss Keller in Austin Meeting
Three deaf mutes from Laredo Fluoro Rendon Dolores Rendon and E Ugarte visited Miss Helen Keller at the station before she departed north They had met her years ago at the College for the Deaf in Austin and exchanged greetings with the famed advocate during the stopover
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Miss Keller
Florencio H. Rendon
Joe Rendon
E. Ugarte
Laredo
Helen Keller
North
College For the Deaf
Austin
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Systemic Relief
An 19th century style ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment. It asserts internal use through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces and improve overall health, with offers of free circulars and druggist contact in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Warning of a Nervous Breakdown Described By Doctors
Fragmentary text hints at signs of nervous breakdown including insomnia irritability and weakened memory. Mentions doctors and a medical discussion of nervous system stress and related symptoms.
Timeline of 19th Century American and World Events
The notes summarize key events from 1831 to 1900 including the first Free Baptist church in Michigan near Ypsilanti, the 1854 Reindeer steamboat disaster, a 1872 French bill against radical societies, Marx's death in 1883, lynching of Italian Mefia members in 1891, the 1892 Missouri steamer aiding starving peasants, a 1897 London rally for Greece, and McKinley’s 1900 Gold Standard Currency Act signing.
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Territory of
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Ohio River
Karl Marx
London
Treves
Prussia
Mefia
New Orleans
New York
McKinley
Fragmentary report on violent incident and suspects
The readable text notes a stabbing case with mentions of a manager and fighters at a workplace. Details are fragmentary, with unclear names, dates, or locations. The brief hints at a criminal act and involved parties but lacks verifiable specifics.
Social calendar highlights from Laredo area clubs
Tuesday events include The Tuesday Music and Literary Club at 4 PM at the Laredon Community Center with Mrs T B Bunn as reader. The Pan American Round Table luncheon at 1 PM at the Bender Hotel. The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church at 4 PM in the Rectory. The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a St Patrick's party at Miss Celeste Hamilton's home at 7 30 PM.
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Laredon Community Center
T. B. Bunn
Pan- American Round Table
Bender Hotel
Christ Church
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Celeste Hamilton
Smiling Windows and Local Society Notes
Mr Julius S Kunkel of Tampico visited the city with Mr and Mrs Bernardino Cardenas. Mrs Rogers left for Oklahoma with news of illness in her sister’s family. The Times reports church society events, library new books, Missionary Society, and a wedding in March.
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Julius S. Kunkel
Tampico
City
Bernardino Cardenas
Virginia Roach
Freeport
Corbello
Miss Roach
President Harding Sets Off for Fishing Trip
President Harding arrived in Palm Beach at 10 o clock and boarded a four fishing smack for a brief outing during the March visit reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Palm Beach Pla
Harding
Bomb Explosions Reported Across Lisbon
Bombs exploded in multiple areas of Lisbon with several casualties. Police report two bombers among the injured or dead, with portraits of Lenin and Trotsky found on the attackers.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Lenine
Trotzky
Oklahoma A. and M. wins at Fat Stock Show judging
Oklahoma A. and M. defeated Texas A. and M. in the livestock judging contest at the Southwestern Exposition Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth Texas on March 14 according to Associated Press.
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Associated Presse
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma A. & M
Texas A. & M
Southwestern Exposition
Arrest Cox in New York City
Seymour E. J. Cox, promoter of Houston, waived examination in removal proceedings after arraignment in federal court. He faces fraud charges over stock schemes alleged to have defrauded investors of one million dollars. Cox said Texas affairs were fine and he wished to return there to answer complaints. He will be taken to Texas for grand jury action.
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Associated Press
New York
Seymour E. J. Cox
Houston
Texas
Texan
Federal Grand Jury
Famous Diva Loses Chauffeur Husband to Career
Margaret Maizenauer, famed San Francisco singer, reportedly lost her chauffeur husband Floyd Gletsbach to his hotel job at Del Monte. Gletsbach, six feet tall, claims orchids thrive in hothouses while wild mustard needs California sun. He also says he did not enjoy breakfast in bed.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Margaret Maizenauer
Floyd Gletsbach
del Monte
Gletsbach
Margaret Matzenauer Arrives in Joplin Confined to Bed
Joplin Missouri March 14 Margaret Matzenauer the prima donna arrived today but is reported confined to bed and unable to issue a statement.
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Joplin
Mrgaret Matzenauer
Noble Woman Dead in Texas at 90
Mrs. Mary F. Barcus aged 90 died early today at her daughter Mrs M W Stanford's home in Waco Texas She was the widow of Rev F R Barcus and mother of 13 children Grandmother of 52 and great grandmother of 28 Four of her sons were Methodist ministers including T B Barcus presiding elder of the Brownwood district One son is noted as a minister in the record.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Mary F. Barcus
M. W. Stanford
F. R. Barcus
T. 8. Barcus
Brownwood
Administration trio may appear on soldier bonus loan plan
Washington March 14 Secretary Mellon Comptroller Crissinger and Governor Harding were asked to appear before the house ways and means committee to discuss bank loan provisions of the soldier bonus. The motion by Representative Garner was adopted 13 to 11. Chair man Fordney said the bill would be reported out after the officials testified and did not expect amendments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Currency Crissinger
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Texas
Fordney
Fire Destroys Block in Claco Texas Business District
A major blaze leveled an entire business block in Claco Texas on March 14 causing an estimated $180,000 loss. The fire destroyed multiple stores and disrupted commerce in the district. Authorities investigated the cause and estimated damage.
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Associated Press
Claco
Texas
Police chief to present proof on Soldan high vice clubs
Victor Milter president of the board of police commissioners said he would appear before the parents committee of Soldan high school tonight and present written proof of large charges that vice clubs exist at the schools.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Victor Milter
Board of Police Commissioners
Soldan High School
Tornado Toll Rises in Gowen and Surrounding Areas
Nine people killed and several injured as a tornado tore through Gowen Oklahoma and nearby towns causing extensive damage. Dr. W W Sames reported morgue preparations in Wilburton and relief efforts by Red Cross from Hartshorne and Wilburton.
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Associated Press
McAléster
Okla
Gowen
Auining Village
Here
W. W. Sames
Hartshorne
Sames
Wilburton
Harthorne
Wiburton
The
Red Cross
Tornado Kills Six Negroes and Four Whites in Pine Bluff Area
A tornado swept through northern Jefferson County Arkansas today killing at least six Black residents and four White residents. Emergency crews reported substantial damage to homes and businesses as responders worked through the affected communities.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Four Power Pacific Treaty Debate Reopens In Senate
The four power Pacific treaty faces renewed scrutiny as Senate resumes debate led by Republican Senators McCumber of North Dakota and Lenroot of Wisconsin. They argue the pact advances international understanding and avoids entangling commitments while rushing to vote on early amendments.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Frances Birkhead to testify on governor charges in suit
Miss Frances Birkhead will appear before the legislative committee in session to testify to Governor Russell's charges that the $100,000 damage suit against him was fostered by certain fire insurance interests. Her counsel, Thomas R. Foster of Vicksburg, announced today.
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Jackson
Miss
Frances Birkhead
Russell
Thomas R. Foster
Vicksburg
Robbed on the Road Near Dallas
Dallas report says George Fritz an automobile agent from Denton was robbed of diamonds worth $3400 on a lonely road near Carrollton dam last night by two masked men.
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Dallas
Texas
George Fritz
Denton
Carrolton Dam
Here
Governor Neff Attends Flag Presentation Ceremonies
Governor Neff travels from Austin to Waco and Milford to deliver an address at the Milford American Legion Post flag presentation. He will speak at Fort Worth Thursday to the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association before returning to Austin later in the week.
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Austin
Texas
Neff
Waco
Milford
Ellis County
Rebels Offer to Surrender Arms in Amnesties Sought
From Mexico City March 14 Associated Press reports say insurgent leaders Colonel Francisco Cardones and Manuel Guazar asked amnesty and indicated willingness to lay down arms. President Obregon reportedly ordered amnesty for all rebels in Michoacan.
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Mexico City
Mnrique Estrada
Francisco Cardones
Manuel Guazar
Obregon
Michoacen
Indianapolis Man Arrested for Bigamy and Embezzlement
Indianapolis authorities say Isaiah Moore, awaiting his twelfth marriage in Minneapolis, was arrested on embezzlement charges. Moore used multiple aliases including George 8. Melrose and cannot recall the last names of two of his eleven alleged wives.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Isaiah Moore
Minneapolis
Moore
George 8
Melrose
Noted Shriner Ellis Garretson Dies in Tacoma Home
Ellis Lewis Garretson, 1920 Imperial Potentate of the Order of the Mystic Shrine of North America, died this morning at his Tacoma home. He led the Shriners in 1920 and was a prominent figure in the fraternal order.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ellis Lewis Garretson
Order of the Mystic Shrine of North America
Brakepen Captured by Government Forces Near Johannesberg
Government troops seized Brakepen the coal center 22 miles east of Johannesberg, ending its status as a revolutionary stronghold. The capture occurred on March 13, according to dispatches from the CAPTURED COAL CENTER.
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Associated Press
Johannesberg
Union of South Africa
Brakepen
Haywood Heads I W W Group Granted Ural Iron Works
In Moscow on March 14 premier Lenine granted a concession to operate the large Nadejdinaky iron works in the Ural region to William D Big Bill Haywood and his I W W associates along with auxiliary factories.
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Associated Press
Moscow
William D
Big Bill
Haywood
Lenine
Nadejdinaky
Ural Mountain
Affirm Rowan Case by U S Court of Appeals
The United States circuit court of appeals in New Orleans affirmed the Dallas district court verdicts against Albert L. Rowan and Ben R. Luna for complicity in the January 14 1921 Jackson Street post office sub station hold up in Dallas. They received 25 year sentences at Leavenworth.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Today
District Court of Dallas
Albert L. Rowan
Ben R. Luna
Jackson Street
Dallas
Leavenworth
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Hints on marriage laws and notable figures
The late Victoria of Great Britain was married on a Friday. Dr. Margaret Patterson of Toronto is a former medical missionary in India and the city’s woman police magistrate. Under English law a husband may open his wife’s letters if he has the courage. Mrs. L Trimble Bradley is a capable stage director with a major film firm. Kansas City prepares to host the national convention of the Association of University Women in early April.
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Victoria
Great Britain
Margaret Patterson
Toronto
India
L. Trimble Bradley
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Sedaye Daily
Guadalajara
Mexico
Schweiger
Sorrille
Lincoln St
Reen
Florist
Phone Crockett
Saft's
Commissioners Court
Webb County
Davis and Johnson
Fidel Canta
Will W. Gregg
Farragut Street
Francisco de L. Cejo
Maria de Jesus Mufiot
Ned Johnson
Addie Rodgers
Guilside
Hean’t
Taylor Shaw
Lesie’s
J. P. Colville
Topeka
Kansas
Colville
E. F. Hamilton
H. G. Cat‘amara
Evelyn Moore
University of Texas
Mrs
Julius
Bunkel
Los Angeles
California
A. EB. McCulloch
Texas State Dental Association
Albert Roach
Roach
Mr. Clarkson
San Diego
W. M.S. of the Baptist Church
Sheik
E. M. Hull
Matt Peasley
Peter B. Kyne
Japan
Julian Street
Gertrude Atherton
Perila
House of Coombe
Frances H. Burnett
the Convention
Corpus Christi
Henry Redmond
E. L. Bernard
Buford Craig
W. B. Hopkins
G. B. Boots
Maud Gebhardt
G. W. Weber
J . Posham
Miss ‘Kathleen
Kathleen Redmond
Miss Redmond
Boston
Christian Church
D. Ralston
R. A White
S. T. Phelps
Hodges
Dr. Hiatt
I. A. Millar
Ralston
McCorkle
Gelville
Kan
Keithley
Maxim
A. H. Kelly
J. A. White
Flora Dilgarde Milton
Milton
Rosita Applewhite
Delbert Wright
Harold Guinn
Edwin B. Adams
Logan
A. C. Brown
Annie V. Pace
G. W. Derby
W. A. Knight
the Baptist Church
Lois Derby
Dorothy Derby
Minteh
Mrs. Derby
Brown
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Sunrise
Louisiana
Cox
New York City
Floyd County
T. B. Price
Floydada
Baton Rouge
West Baton Rouge Parish
Bate
Y Associated Press
Weney Makers
OBRE
Gon
Sy Associated Press
Rowan
Kansas City
Association of University Women
That City
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