Gardening tips for spring soil and crops from Daily
Stable manure grows dearer so use compost from vegetable refuse and bone meal. Buy seeds early, stock up on seeds and staples. Tomatoes have potato and fine cut leaves. potato leaved venters tolerate dry weather better. Pe tsai Wong Bok offer a fall salad, best raw but good cooked. Government approves crass for asparagus Washington variety and flavor. Soak beet seeds overnight. dry celery tops add soup flavor. loosen cabbage roots before splitting heads.
Forfeiture action of Mexican Gold Pesos in Texas court
United States seeks condemnation of 6995 Mexican Gold Pesos seized by Treasury customs at Laredo Texas. Notice directs all claimants to appear in the Southern District of Texas courtroom in Laredo on March 23 1928 to file claims and pleadings.
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United States District Court
Southern District of Texas
United States of America
United States
Treasury Department
Laredo
Texas
U. S. District Court
Southern District of
United States Court Room
Lord Robert Cecil Aims for U S Canada Speaking Tour
March 21 report outlines Lord Robert Cecil’s planned American and Canadian lecture tour. The third son of the Salisbury title, a veteran UK statesman, served as World War I assistant secretary and later blockade minister. He opposed American neutrality during contraband debates and supported Wilson at Paris on the League of Nations. He is described as tall, gaunt, smooth, and democratic in style.
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Robert Cecil
America
United States
Canada
Britain
Marquis of Salisbury
Paris Center
Eice Ha
Wilson
Stauc
League of Nations
Lord Robert
Daily History Lessons March 21 1806 Juarez Birth
Pasted events note Benito Juarez born March 21 1806 in the City of Oaxaca Later dates include Winfield Scott truce on the Maine frontier 1842 Giddings anti slavery resolutions 1864 Colorado Nevada statehood act 1894 Interstate Irrigation Congress in Omaha 1895 Michigan Women’s Clubs organized 1907 US Marines in Honduras 1919 Frick buys Gilbert Stuart Washington bust for 75000 dollars
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Benito Juarez
City of
Mexico
Winfield Scott
Maine
Joshua R. Giddings
Ohio
Congress
Colorado
Nevada
Omaha
Michigan State Federation of Womens Clubs
Honduras
Henry C. Frick
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
Parish Guild Auxiliary Meeting at Christ Church
The Parish Guild of Christ Church meets at the Rectory at 3 30 in the afternoon for its Auxiliary gathering.
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Christ Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Transformation in Ruin Beauty Returns in Open Fields
A poem by Helen Frazee-Bower in the New York Herald touches on nature’s resilience after man’s destruction. The rest of the page lists local visitors, church auxiliary meetings, nuptials, and the Better Baby contest schedule with attendee names and times.
Webb County Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Laredo
Execution issued February 14 1923 directs sale of Lot 1 and half of Lot 2 in Block 9 Western Division Laredo Webb County Texas to satisfy a judgment in Julia Llave vs Nieves G de Gongora and Dr Felix G Gongora. Sale on first Tuesday in April 1923 at Webb County Courthouse with cash to highest bidder.
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Tcxas
Webb
Webb County
C. M. de la Garza
Texas
Julia Llave
Julia Tlave
Nieves G. de Gongora
Felix G. Gongora
A. J. Condren
Marebh
A. D
Laredo
Court House
Levy
Gale
Laredo Gossip Bits on Work, Manners, and Married Life
Whimsical Laredo column notes home life fashions past and present. Observations on hair, marriage vows, humorists, salesmen, weather talk, cooking, and group chatter reveal quirky local views and everyday foibles in a playful tone.
Abnegation of Russian Group Prisoners
New York reports former Prime Minister Kerensky and Catherine Brenskovskaya among socialist revolutionary leaders ready to surrender to the Soviet government to replace 22 party leaders condemned in Moscow last summer. The offer, via a telegram to German newspapers February 27, came through the party’s New York contact. The exchange would be handled by the president of Russia’s Supreme Revolutionary Tribunal.
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Associated Press
New York
Kerensky
Russia
Catherine Brenskovskaya
Socialist Revolutionary Party
Moscow
Socialise Revolutionary
Supreme Revolutionary Tribuniad of
Thirteen More Measures Filed in Texas Legislature
Austin reports that Governor Nettaday approved thirteen measures from the regular session. The measures include appropriations for prison system pay and mosquito control, and prohibitions on keeping dogs with livestock. Other items define indigents, Confederate pensions, Confederate Home admissions, Rio Grande ceded lands, fiscal year start changes for counties, and a birth registration push.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Nettaday
Rio
Gould in Nice Condition Unchanged After Consultation
In Nice France on March 21 the condition of George J. Gould of New York was reported unchanged. Paris papers said a London specialist traveled to Nice for a consultation on his care.
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Nice
France
George J. Gould
New York
Paris
London
Mr. Gould
Wallace in Oklahoma to address Southwest gathering
Henry Wallace secretary of agriculture arrives in Oklahoma City for a Southwest event. He is expected to address the audience and speak on agricultural policy during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohklahome
Mareh Yi
Henry Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
Southwest
Texas
NOTED FINANCIER DEAD
Walsh, a prominent financier and former railroad magnate, dies at his St. Louis home at age 50 from heart trouble. He led traction interests and held influential positions in early 20th century finance.
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Hiv
Presa
St. Louis
Jiuhne
Walsh
Two Bandits Shot Dead in Dollar World Hold Up
Walter Nichols near Winite City killed two armed bandits who tried to hold up his soft drink stand. The gunmen identified as Chores Peck 26 and William Imeran 40, both of Verfoe, were shot. Nichols suffered a minor wound.
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Associated Preas
Wanite City
March
Walter
Nichols
Chores Peck
William Imeran
Vemfoe
Iy Nichols
Porters Colony Dispute Introduced in Federal Court
In Benton Harbor the case of John Haneldl and wife v Benjamin Porter and followers of the tractit Hose of David colony is entered. Plaintiffs seek 80000 dollars claiming property turned over to Purnell and Jaber was misused by colony members amid claims of damages from alleged fiduciary breaches.
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Associated Press
Miel
Marceli
Benjamin Porter
Benton Harbor
John Hanecdl
Purnell
Jaber
Coloney
Appeals Court Reverses Some Death Sentences in Texas
In Austin on March 2, the Court of Criminal Appeals reversed and remanded the death sentence for Mack Matthews a 57 year old preacher convicted of killing his wife with an axe ten days after their marriage. The court also remanded KF oM McClure El Paso County for similar reasons. Frank Pinkerton Bill Pinkerton and Bryan Monday had murder convictions affirmed with 35 and 30 year terms. M K Wilson Stephens County saw a 20 year robbery sentence reversed for insufficient evidence.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Mack
Matthews
Peter County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lfe
KF Om. McClure
el Paso County
Louise Prentzel
Frank
Bill Pinkerton
Bryan Monday
Wrath County
Newman Bastick
Frank Pinkerton
M. K. Wilson
Stephens County
J. C. Brown
Ex-soldier training farms to be built near college
An eighty acre tract beside the South Dakota Agricultural College will be divided into ten acre farms for poultry houses and barns to train former service men in poultry raising. The plan, in cooperation with the U S Veterans Bureau, includes selling the farms to veterans in vocational agriculture programs with extended pay terms. Married buyers with agricultural courses and good scholastic standing are required as part of the program.
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Associated Press
Grlokings
South Dakota Agricultural College
U. S. Veterans Bureau of the Tenth District
Veteransvile
Minn
Mines Return to Normal After Record 1913 Coal Peak
English mines produced 67,750,000 tons of coal in the last quarter of 1922, a figure not equalled since 1913, signaling a return to normal after a period of disruption.
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Associated Press
Londong
Evening Event Aids Sunday School Funds
An 8:15 pm program on March 23 offers an edifying evening for all faiths with no charge and a liberal free will offering. Proceeds benefit the Primary Department and Baralathia Bible Clubs of the Sunday School to support planned programs.
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Baralathia Bible
Mayos To Operate On Senator Nicholson
Secretary of the Interior Dr. Hubert Work met with Dr. William Mayo in Rochester Minnesota and decided on an immediate operation for Samuel D Nicholson Colorado senator who is ill with a stomach ailment.
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Associated Press
Rochester, Minn
Hubert Work
Interior
Willam J. Mayo
Samuel D. Nicholson
Colorado
Nicholson
Beaumont and Trinity and Sabine Railroads Sold
Waco Texas March 21 The Beau mont Great Northern and Trinity and Sabine railroad properties will go into possession of R C Duff at midnight March 31 A recent act of the legislature permitted the consolidation of the two lines Amendments to the charter are being prepared including the change of the home to Waco Beaumont Trinity and Sabine The valuation of the consolidated properties is 8300000
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Beaumont & Great Northern
Trinity & Sabine
R. C. Duff
Duff
Beaumont
Con
Go Early to Altar. Philippine marriage law under revision
The bill before the House of the Philippine Islands would set a minimum marriage age of 14 for males and 12 for females. It requires parental consent for those under 20 for males and under 18 for females. The proposal also aims to liberalize divorce laws by allowing dissolution after lengthy separations.
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Associated Preas
Manila
P. I
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Freight by Air a Possibility for Army Supply
Washington dispatch reports experiments by the Army Air Service to haul military supplies by air. Officials say air freight from the Middle East to Selfridge Field could cost less than rail or road transport, suggesting commercial freight routes may expand for military uses.
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Presa
Washington
Army Air Service
Army Air Servvner
Piardriog
Kiliuetan Riela
Houston
Selfridge Mheld
Midchiran
SOS Tessa
Band of Pirates On the Warpath Reported in New Outbreak
Associated Press report from Salt Lake City dated March 2 describes a confrontation in San Juan County where a band of renegade Pueblo Indians clashed with posse members. The gun battle near Moaneay left at least one Paiute tallied as wounded. no white casualties reported.
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Associated Presa
Salt Lake
Sag Juan
URGE JOINING LEAGUE TO MARK WORLD WAR ANNIVERSARY
Mass meetings in about 40 cities will be held April 6 the war’s anniversary to advocate joining the League of Nations Non-artism Association. John Clarke, recalled from the Supreme Court to push American participation, will address the New York rally and then tour the Middle West.
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New York
United States
League of Nations Non-artism Association
League
John Clarke
Middle West
Harding mulls addresses for West swing on impartial law enforcement
Fort Pierce Florida March 21 President Harding contemplates themes for speeches during a planned Westward tour this summer. He has told companions he will stress impartial enforcement of federal laws but has not made a definite decision yet.
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Associated Press
Fort Pierce
Pla
Harding
Odie
West
Jewel Ingot Missing From Independent Order Lodge
A report to police states an insignia belonging to the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was stolen. The jewel, valued at about one thousand dollars, disappeared after a meeting and could not be located when the line presented it for a prior date.
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Associated Presa
Pexor
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
Oliver
Cotton Spindles Rise in February Census Figures
The census bureau reports more active cotton spindles in February than January. Total spindles reached 37,276,802 with 37,226,419 in operation and payments recorded at 6,807,707 dollars. The data reflect higher volume in February.
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Associated Praga
Washington
Census Bureau
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Government O. K
Eaily
Yocheny
Violet
Oberfelidt Scciety
Helen Frazee-Bower
New York Herald
Joseph McAlillan
Los Angeles, Calif
City
J. RR. Fasnacht
Rene Bodet
West Texas
C. C. Pierce
C. B. Gatewood
Baby
San Antonio
R. G. Killingsworth
Untle Son
Holly-Cart
Nellie Florence Holly
N. F. Holly
M. B. Cart
Mrs. Cart
New Orleans
Kansas City
Mr. Cart
Junior Auxiliary
C. W. Cook
China
Thuraday
Travis Ashley Bunn
Betty Jean Slater
Joseph Edward Netzer
Vida Bunn Jackson
Cecil Wright Muller
George Reuthinger, Jr
Joseph Edward Baird
Dorothy June Craven
Harold Robert Reid
Regs Swisher, Jr
Brownie
Joe Patton
Maurice Shahady
Ellen Elen¢ Patton
Arthur Putman
Hazel Garrett
Jamesa Garrett
Maria Rosa Martinez
Donald Paul Jewel
Shiner
Jdl. Fierros
Reading
Tex
John JC. Stauffer
Bryan
Abner
Hidalgo Street
Louise
Federal Weather Bureau
Others
Y Associated Prema
United States Weather Bureau
Free Bureau
Neff
Will Hllp
MAYOS
Aviation Report
Band OF Piates
Warpath
Ble
URGE
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