Banging screen door ad leads to promotion and plans
The ad urges buying a screen door check from A Deutz and Brother to end a nuisance. A Texas W O T U border conference will meet in Laredo around June 1 with delegates from across the state. Jack Frost pops in as spring lags. cool nights and early mornings persist. Christian Church ladies plan a cake and pie sale on Saturday March 27 at the downtown Laredo Piggly Wiggly. Oil lease activity continues in Webb and Duval counties along with development. D G Clingenpoel and J B Moore Jr head to San Antonio for Bern Air Service aerial advertising over Laredo. Cole No 17 in Cole Field yields about 650 barrels per hour, now reporting up to 1000 barrels daily. Laredo hotels are crowded with visitors including onion buyers, brokers, and commission men.
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Texas
Laredo
Jack’ Frost
Ladies of the Christian Church
Cole Field
Salvation Army marks forty-year global mission drive
Captain Atkins reports The Salvation Army spans eighty one countries and colonies and operates in fifty eight languages. Last year forty five members died on mission fields while self-denial funds support home and foreign missions. This year’s self-denial period runs March 27 to April 4.
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Salvation Army
Queen Victoria's Letters Cite Navy Facial Grooming Dictates
The article cites Queen Victoria's letters noting her grief over Prince Albert's death yet showing active involvement in state duties. It mentions a June 1869 order requiring naval men to wear beards with moustaches, and details her insistence on ceremonial matters despite private sorrow.
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Associated Press
London
Victoria
Prince Albert
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Article promotes Calotaba a refined calomel compound claimed to treat colds and influenza without side effects. It says two tablets with water dissolve symptoms overnight and restore appetite by morning. Includes instruction to obtain a family packet from any drug store.
THA TIMMas everyday for oportunities
A brief line noting daily vigilance for opportunities amid a garbled message. The text reads like a casual reminder to watch daily for chances, with misspellings and unclear context. No clear event, person, or organization is identified.
Meadow poems and community notices fill local pages
The column blends verse by David Morton from the New York Herald Tribune with multiple society items. Reports include Mrs. O. W. Rogers returning from El Dorado and visits by Mrs. Stillwell and Mrs. Evetts, plus travel notes for the Wheatleys and Mrs. Echols. A loving-cup committee is formed for the Girls Debating Society and church auxiliary meetings outline next week’s schedule. Children’s minuet dances on a floats pageant are described with period attire and colonial costumes.
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David Morton
New York Herald-Tribune
Killing Freeze Hits Middle West Again
The weather bureau predicts another killing freeze tonight across the Middle West with a low near 22 degrees in Kansas City and damage to early buds noted. Snow remains reported in Denver and the Texas Panhandle as floods recede in Michigan Thumb and Saginaw Flint valleys after the cold snap.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Denver
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Detroit
Mtch
Michigan Thumb
Saginaw
Flint River
Big Tim Murphy Freed After Four Year Penitentiary Term
Leavenworth Kansas March 26 Big Tim Murphy political and labor leader of Chicago was released from the federal penitentiary here today upon the expiration of his four years sentence for complicity in the Dearborn Street mall robbery of April 6 1921. The sentence was lightened 336 days for good behavior.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Big Tim’Murphy
Chicago
Dearborn Street Mall
Relay Games At Texas University
Seven hundred two athletes from Southern and Midwestern educational institutions will compete in relay events at the University of Texas this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
South
Middle West
Texas University
Five men convicted in Vatican treasury robbery
Rome authorities convict five men for their role in the Vatican treasury theft at St. Peter's Basilica on July 7. Others are acquitted for lack of evidence. Relics valued over $50,000 were recovered after the robbery.
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Associated Press
Rome
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
Appointment of De Graeffe as Governor General
The Hague March 26 Queen Wilhelmina appointed Dr De Graeffe currently minister to Washington as governor general of the Dutch East Indies succeeding Dr Fock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
the Hague
Wilhelmina
Dr. de Graeffe
Washington
Dutch East Indies
Fock
Children Suffocate in Oil Stove Explosion
Jersey City report states six year old George Dominik and two year old Joseph Dominik suffocated when an oil stove exploded in their room while the brothers were alone in the house.
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Jersey City
George Dominik
Joseph
Air Service Five Year Building Program Approved
The house military committee unanimously approved a five year program for the army air service to add 2,200 new planes by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Military Committee
Army Air Service
Strand Presents Buddy Roosevelt in Reckless Courage
Masonic notice invites visiting brethren to Strand Theatre for tomorrow’s screening. Buddy Roosevelt, famed for action stunts, leads the program and promises hair raising feats. Roosevelt’s path from ranch youth to college student and Los Angeles film doubler is featured in this entertainment showcase.
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Masonic
Cal “Co
Buddy Roosevelt
Strand
Buddy
Famous Fifty-Fifty Partners In Hollywood With Potash and Perlmutter
Alexander Carr and George Sidney star in the Samuel Goldwyn film In Hollywood With Potash and Perlmutter at the Royal Theatre today and tomorrow. The story follows Mawruss and Abe as they attempt to produce a vampire picture, with Vera Gordon Betty Blythe and others in the cast. Alfred E Green directs.
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Alexander Carr
George Sidney
Abe Potash
Vera Gordon
Potash
Perlmutter
Betty Blythe
Charles Meredith Belle
Bennett
David Butler
Anders Randorff
Cyril Ring
Lulian Hackett
Ir Hollywood
Perl Mutter
Alfred E. Green
Abe and
Mawruss
Frances Marion
Montague Glass
Oil Geologists Call for Conservation at Dallas Convention
Dallas March 26 The American Association of Petroleum Geologists opened its eleventh annual meeting urging scientific conservation across all lines to ensure a long prosperous oil industry. Speakers described modern methods for locating oil and improving efficiency.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Garth Castle Strikes Rock En Route to Cape Town
The Union Castle liner Garth Castle, sailing from London on March 11 with 288 passengers, struck a rock in the South Atlantic near English Bay. The forward hold flooded but passengers are reported safe. A rescue steamer is arranged to take off the travelers next Monday and continue the voyage to African ports.
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Associated Press
London
Union Castle
Garth Castle
Cape Town
Africa
Bay
South’ Atlantic
Pempeny
Texas Society Name Officers Pinned in Washington
Texana in Washington celebrated the ninetieth anniversary of independence from Mexico with a ball. Officials named include Representative Luther Johnson as president, Rep Morgan Sanders as first vice president, Rep Hugo Black as second vice president, Major General Kenzie Walker as third vice president, and A Berry as secretary-treasurer.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington
Texana
Mexico
Texas
Socfety
Luther. Johnson
Morgan Sanders
Hugone
Black
Kenzie Walker
A. (. Berry
AFL Campaign Seeks Nationwide Injunction Ban in Labor Strikes
Albany March 26 The American Federation of Labor launches a legislative drive to end injunctions in labor disputes with a bill introduced by Assemblyman Frederick Hackenburg Democrat New York defining combinations and conspiracies in labor disputes and proposing prohibition of injunctions in industrial controversies.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
American Federation of Labor
Setarahiines
Frederick Hackenburg
New York
Given Death Penalty for Texas Murder Suspect
Waco Texas March 26 Jordan King a negro charged with the murder of Bruce White near Tours January 5 was given the death penalty by the jury in district court here to be carried out under the states capital punishment statute.
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Associated Presa
Waco
Texas
Jordan King
Bruce White
Tours
Berlin Street Cleaning Department Introduces Multi Purpose Truck
Berlin officials unveil a new street cleaning truck that serves as a street sweeper in summer and snow plough in winter. It carries a powerful water pressure system enabling firefighting use if needed.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Mar
Neff Engagement With Harris Bell Is Called Off
Misa Maude Neff daughter of former Governor Pat Neff confirmed that her engagement to Harris Bell of Austin has been permanently canceled. The wedding, planned for March 31, was called off two weeks ago.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Misa Maude Neff
Pat Neff
Harris Bell
Austin
Miss Neff
Souvenir Hunters Who Rob Ships
New York reports that annual silver losses on Atlantic liners range from 32500 on smaller ships to higher on larger vessels. Stewards find spoons pepper casters and cream pitchers bearing ship crests in passengers baggage. The average thief views it as legitimate but the practice harms the company in dollars and cents.
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Anapdated Press
New York
Steamship Company
Hanson Told Of Deporting Man
Washington March 26 Testifying before the senate immigration committee Hanson immigration director at San Antonio said she ordered General Torres from the San Antonio jail across the border. He was seized by Mexican troops and later executed. The committee investigates immigration conditions on the Mexican border. Hanson said Mexican officials assured him torres would not be harmed upon delivery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mareh
Senate Immigration Committee
N, Hanson
San Antonio
Torres
Texas Mexican Conductor Suffers Hand Crush Accident
Fletcher Smith a Texas Mexican railroad conductor was injured while coupling cars at Robatown last night between 8 and 9. His right hand was badly crushed when a car rolled and pinched it. He was taken to a Corpus Christi hospital for treatment and amputation is possible.
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Fletcher Smith
Smitch
Robstown
Corpus Hospital
Smith
Corpus Christ
Tacna Arica dispute nations accept US mediation
Secretary Kellogg announced that Peru and Chile have accepted the good offices of the United States to settle the Tacna Arica controversy. The announcement was made in Washington on March 26.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Kellogg
Peru
Chile
United States
Queen Marie trains Princess Dana in duties of future queen
In Bucharest on March 26 Queen Marie outlines to Princess Dana that she must master practical housekeeping and useful arts before marriage. The Queen emphasizes education in ordinary subjects and daily household duties as prerequisites for royal duties.
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Associated Preas
Bucharest
Marie
Dana
Marlo
Tmmana
Politician Hints in State Legislature Race Prelude
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Democrat entering the state legislature race. Mrs Owen comments on her term as a prelude to a United States Senate contest.
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Sidering
Politi Noueing
Owen
United States
Today’s Events and Dramatic Tally Shake Lineup
A fragment lists events for today with a dramatic tally and partial phrases. It mentions performances and time blocks but lacks full details on titles participants or venues.
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A. Deutz and Brother
THE
Violet S. Oberfeldt
O. W. Rogers
el Dorado, Ark
Mrs. Stillwell
Temple, Texas
City
Mrs
A. J. Neff
Jack Denike
San Antonio Academy
Ed Denike
Seymour Denike
Mrs. J. K. Evetts
R. R. Weaver
Mrs. W. O. Wheatley
Echols
Kingsville
Walter Ross
Hayward
Wisconsin
S. E. Woods
Evelyn Woods
P. J. MacMahon
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Braden
Neff
Candlin
Millar
Candin
Jeader
Mexdames Talley
Barlow
Conchin
Garnett
Orion
Katherine Manford
Wraness Tiet
Maergarat Dillion
Korn Won
Jon Windrow
Jerelyn Wael
Palen Natzer
Allee Perkilns
Killing Freeze
Bureau
Big Tim Murphy
Rreru
Joe Crawford, ‘W. 'M. G. E. Thunisson, ‘Seey
Los Angeles
Texas Society
Sary
INDE
Pendence
Labor Federation
Legislative
Hawk Srand
Hanson
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