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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1919

Page

13

War bonds and a hero's mother honored in mass news

Special to the Times notes war widows and a Dublin mother Mrs Mary E Wright who invested her late son’s Victory Liberty Loan allotment in bonds. It reports Private William Reese’s Distinguished Service Cross for heroism near Romagne France October 11 1918 and urges Liberty Loan support amid under-subscription. It also covers Pershing’s message and Allied talks on peace and Bolshevik setbacks.

Dallas Meg Mary BE. Wright Dublin Sam France Treasury Department War Department Pershing William Reese Brownwood Texas 125Th Infantry Romagne Reese Mary E. Reese Alva St Brownswood Victory Liberty Loan Frank M. Smith Federal District War Loans Liberty Loan Smith

Minister Sterling Park Found Dead Near Home in Waxahachie

The Rev Sterling Park a well known minister in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas was found dead near a small pool of water in the rear of his Waxahachie Texas home today Ill health led him to resign his Arkansas pastorate two months ago The Associated Press report notes his prominence across three states.

Associated Press Waxahachie Texas Sterling Park Oklahoma Arkansas

Paris Peace Terms Delayed to May Seventh

Paris reports the peace terms presentation to the Allied powers will not occur before Wednesday May 7. A Paris dispatch notes the Italian position improving, suggesting Italy may be represented when the treaty is shown to Germany next week.

Germany Associated Press Council of Ee Ips Petrograd Paris Ans Italy

Austria Peace Talks Move Toward Settlement

At Versailles talks with the German peace delegation continue as authorities begin outlining steps for peace with Austria. It was disclosed the Austrian delegation will be housed at St Germain on arrival.

Austria Paris Versailles St. Germain

Hindenburg Resignation Rumor Tied to Groener Succession

From Coblenz on May 3 reports suggest Von Hindenburg's resignation and Groener named as his successor in the munitions department. The dispatches, received from Kolberg, claim German militarism has been broken forever.

Coblenz von Hindenburg Groener Department of Munitions Kolberg

Bolsheviki Forces Retiring Across Eastern Front

Helsingfors May 3 Bolsheviki forces retreat in disorder after defeats along the eastern front as reported by the Russian newspaper Rusekaya Puisni. Soviet troops are described as in retreat across vast front areas. The report emphasizes the widespread collapse of Bolshevik resistance and advancing Siberian armies.

Helsingfors Rusekaya Puisni

Petrograd Taken by Finns Report Reaches Paris

Paris May 3. Reports say Petrograd has likely fallen to Finnish forces. Information deemed trustworthy has reached Paris though confirmation is not yet possible.

Petrograd Paris

Oil Man Marries Wild West Show Owner

Tom L. Burnett, a wealthy Texas rancher and oil producer, wed Miss Lucille Mulhall, owner of a Wild West show, yesterday in Guthrie Oklahoma, according to word received here.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas Tom L. Burnett Lucille Mulhall Guthrie Oklo

Pulpit Plea for Ex-Service Men Across Denominations

Churches nationwide respond to Employment Sunday urged by the United States Employment Service. Clergy in thousands of pulpits appeal for help to reinstate discharged soldiers and sailors into industry, a program started by the Methodist committee on reconstruction and adopted by Protestant denominations in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America.

New York United States United States Employment Service Methodist Committee On Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America

Congress to Meet by June 1 at Latest

Washington May reports a possible special session of Congress to convene about June 1 or earlier if the Paris situation escalates. Confidential dispatches indicate the move could be prompted by rapid developments abroad, with President Wilson guiding the timing.

Congress Associated Press Washington Wilson Paris

Governor Hobby Proclaims May 11 as Mother’s Day

In Austin on May 3 Governor Hobby issued a proclamation designating Sunday May 11 as Mother’s Day statewide. The official declaration calls on residents to honor mothers and express gratitude for their influence and care.

Associated Press Austin Texas Hobby

Reductions on Pacific to East import rates announced

Washington May 3. Director General Hinea announced reductions on import rates from the Pacific coast to the East on several Orient commodities. Most cuts are estimated at 10 to 26 percent.

Washington Pacific Coast Orient Hinea

Aviators Killed at Miraflores Locks

Panama Canal Zone May 3 Major R. M. Clark of California and Lieut R. G. Tonkin of Atlanta Ga were killed in an airplane accident yesterday at Miraflores locks. Lieut J. R. L. Hiatt was slightly injured when the aircraft struck the lock and threw the men into the water. Clark and Tonkin drowned.

Associated Press Panama Canal Zone R. M. Clark California R. G. Tonkin Atlanta Miraflores Locks J. R. L. Hiatt Clark Tonkin

Noted Speakers to Be Heard at League of Nations Dinner

The New York Committee for the League of Nations promises a notable dinner at the Hotel Commodore next Monday night. Speakers include William G. McAdoo former Secretary of the Treasury and former Director General of Railroads Miss Elizabeth Marbury James W. Gerard former Ambassador to Germany and Homer B Cummings chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

New York Commodore

Anniversary of Famous Painter Thomas Lawrence

London marks the 150th birth anniversary of Sir Thomas Lawrence born in Bristol on May 4 1769. The Royal Academy president and famed portraitist influenced British art with delicate portraits of women and children and painted Mrs Siddons and her niece Fanny Kemble.

London English World of Art and Letters Sir Thomas Lawrence Royal Academy Lawrence Bristol

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