Notice of bankruptcy discharge hearing in Laredo
In the Southern District of Texas at Laredo J K Forseck and Sons bankrupts a hearing is set for May 31 1919 at 4 PM in the U S District Court room Laredo to consider the discharge application of J K Ferseck Sr creditors and interested parties may appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted Referee in Bankruptcy MO C Scott signs the notice dated April 24 1919
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J. K. Forseck & Sons
U. S. District Court Room
Laredo
Texas
J. K. Ferseck, Sr
J. K. Forseck, Jr
Lisandro Forseck
Sandor F Porseck
Judge Rules in U S District Court Proceeding
In the U S District Court Judge J K Forseck Jr parts of the April 1919 pleadings are considered. MO C Scott signs order granting a motion and directing action as specified.
Lisandro Forseck Named Referee in Bankruptcy
Lisandro Forseck is identified as one of the referees in bankruptcy in the U S district court listings for the Southern District of Texas at Laredo. The notice places him among authorized bankruptcy referees in the court system.
Court Document Fragment From 1919 District Court
Witness signs in the U S District Court Southern District of Texas Laredo on April 24 1919 as part of a court record entry for Sandor F Porseck in a pending matter.
Royal Births and Party Leaders Born on This Day
Princess Juliana of the Netherlands born at Het Loo Palace ten years ago today. William H. Crane, dean of American stage, born in Leicester Massachusetts seventy four years ago today. Mrs Mary Scott Lord Harrison, widow of President Benjamin Harrison, born in Honesdale Pennsylvania sixty one years ago today. Homer Cummings, DNC chairman, born in Chicago forty nine years ago today. Maj Gen Henry G Sharpe, former Quartermaster General, born in Kingston New York sixty one years ago today.
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Juliana
Netherlands
Palace of
Het Loo
William H. Crane
Leicester
Mass
Mary Scott Lord Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Honesdale
Homer $8. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Henry G. Sharpe
U. S. Army
Southeastern Department
Kingston, N Y
If I Were a Farmer
If I were a farmer I would keep at hand a few reliable medicines for minor ailments not serious enough for a physician. Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs, croup and colds. Chamberlain's oiniment for sprains bruises rheumatic pains. Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation.
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Chamberlain
Parish Guild White Sale and Society Bridge Event
The Parish Guild of Christ Church holds a White Sale at the Rectory from 4 to 7 PM. The Auction Bridge Club meets at 4 PM hosted by Mrs. L. Daiches. A Jewish Welfare Board dance occurs at the J W B Hall at 8 30 PM. The W M U meets Thursday at the Baptist Church with Circle A program and Circle D social hour.
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Christ Church
Auction Bridge Club
L. Daiches
Jewish Welfare Board
J. W. B. Hall
Baptist Church
Circle A
Circle D
Silent, Longing Love and War Reflections
A poem expresses quiet yearning and wartime distance, followed by local notices of residents returning from travels, christenings, social events, and club activities. A public letter urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan, praising allied efforts and urging duty and financial contribution.
Thrift Stamps Hidden in Embroidered Handkerchiefs Luncheon
Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon after games with Thrift Stamps concealed in two embroidered handkerchiefs and score cards featuring nosegay designs. Attendees included club members Mesdames A M Barlow BE H Buenz H Cluck BE J Foster A C Hamilton T A Leyendecker Joe C Martin R L Muller and guests Mesdames A Smith F Gilbreath L Joseph A Wormser H W Keller Black Bobbitt Buck C M Fish J B DaCamara W H Kemper J S Denike.
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Mesdames A. M. Barlow
BE. H. Buenz
H. Cluck
BE. J. Foster
A. C. Hamilton
T. A. Leyendecker
Joe C. Martin
R. L. Muller
Mesdames A. Smith
F. Gilbreath
L. Joseph
A. Wormser
H. W. Keller
Black, Bobbitt, Buck
C. M. Fish
J. B. DaCamara
W. H. Kemper
J. 8. Denike
Taxes for Taxies
Taxicabs jitneys and other passenger vehicles for hire now fall under special government taxes after a regulation issued by the Internal Revenue Bureau interpreting the Internal Revenue Act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Act
Money Makers Ad Blues
Classified notice style item listing money making schemes with a small price tag and brief numbers. The fragment shows an ad heading and compact figures referencing earnings or costs. No clear event or entities beyond monetary figures are identifiable.
Marriage Notice and Port of Laredo Imports
The county clerk reported the marriage of George W. Pew to Miss Marie G. Littig since last report. Port of Laredo saw importations including eight carloads of ixtle and other goods. Webb county convicts were transferred to the state penitentiary. The Frogaies Glee Club performed this morning with strong bass falsetto.
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George W. Pew
Marie G. Littig
Mexico
Laredo
Ixtle
Frogaies Glee Club
San Antonio visitors and returnees listed in personals
Capt. Davis McGown returned yesterday from San Antonio. Lloyd Pipes arrived in the city yesterday. E. A. Leighton and A. G. Sperber of the San Antonio Paper Co. are in the city on business. Lee B. Miller is in the city on a regular visit. BE. N. Canada of the Inter Ocean Oil Co. returned this morning after a brief absence.
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Davis McGown
San Antonio
Lloyd Pipes
E. A. Leighton
A. G. Sperber
Anniversary events mark leaders, weddings, ships and society
On this anniversary day Washington’s inauguration is noted along with Lieut. and Mrs. Vincent Astor celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary. The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution marks 30 years, while the Daughters of the Revolution hold their annual conference in New York. Queen’s University in Kingston awards honorary degrees to Canadian leaders. A wedding unites Miss Eleanor Jaeger and Charles Edison Poyer in Montclair. The Tennessee battleship launches at New York Navy Yard. Netherlands diplomats host a dinner in Washington for Princess Juliana’s tenth birthday. Lady Blanche Cavendish’s London marriage to Captain Ivan Cobbold is announced. In Salisbury a double wedding joins Kathryn Overman and Grace Overman to Gilbert Hambley and Edgar Snow.
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Washington
Vincent Astor
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
New York City
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
Eleanor Jaeger
Otto Jaeger
Charles Edison Poyer
Thomas A. Edison
Montclair
N. J
Tennessee
United States Navy
New York Navy Yard
Mme. Cremer
Legation
Netherlands
Juliana
London
Blanche Cavendish
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Ivan Cobbold
J. H. Cobbold
Evelyn Cobbold
Salisbury
N. C
Lee S. Overman
Kathryn Baird Overman
Grace McDowell Overman
Gilbert Hambley
Edgar Norris Snow
Greek Athlete Diet Reported in Ancient Text
A historical note describes Greek athletes training on a diet of new cheese dried figs boiled grain milk and warm water. The account emphasizes simple foods used to fuel early sport.
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Aid For Digestive Woes
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by targeting the liver and bowels. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a gentle, vegetable remedy mixed with olive oil that stimulates natural function without griping or cramps. Take one or two at bedtime. boxes priced at 10c or 25c.
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
The Times offers daily access for a subscription price of zero cents per month, advertising constant opportunities and signals a free trial period.
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the Times
No Civilian Elected President of Mexico Claim Denied
Felix F. Palavicini editor of Universal declared in his newspaper that a civilian candidate could neither win nor hold the presidency of Mexico under present conditions and denied being a candidate in the 1920 presidential campaign.
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Associated Pres
Mexico City
Mexico
Felix F. Palavicini
Universal
Today
Revival of Holyrood Palace Planned as Royal Visit Hints
London reports King orders Holyrood Palace Edinbugh cleaned and overhauled to house royalty or host a summer court. Rumors of a Duke of Edinburgh title circulate as King and Queen may visit Scotland this season. Holyrood’s storied past includes coronations, royal marriages and tragedy.
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London
Scotland
Holyrood
Edinbugh
Duke of Edinburgh
James VI
Elizabeth
Kng
George
Charles I
Mary
Anne of Denmark
Chapel Royal
George IV
Edinburgh
Dalkeith House
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
Dalkeith
Prince Albert
Balmoral
Edward
Alexandra
Duke
Duchess of
War milestones marked one year since entry
One year ago today in the war April 20 Newton D Baker arrived home from France as U S Secretary of War. The British casualty list for April tallies 9 344 officers and men killed or died of wounds. France awarded war medals to several hundred American soldiers for valor in recent fighting.
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Newton D. Baker
VU. S
France
Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions top one billion
The Associated Press reports that subscriptions to the Victory Liberty Loan reached over one billion dollars to the treasury department. With the campaign nearly half over, less than one fourth of the total amount has been subscribed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
Lenine and Trotzky Seek Refuge Abroad
Official dispatches indicate Lenin and Trotzky seek asylum outside Russia to avoid possible overthrow of the Soviet government. Sweden Denmark Norway Switzerland Spain and Germany reportedly refused to grant sanctuary to the Russian leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Switzerland
Spain
Germany
Spirit of Conciliation Marks Italian Conference Shift
Paris April 30 comment on Premier Orlando's address before the Italian parliament notes a spirit of conciliation. Newspapers express belief that resumption of conferences over the Italian question will be possible and ground for a settlement is forming.
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Paris
Orlando
Holyrood Palace through the royal residence timeline
The article traces Holyrood Palace from its 1128 founding by David I and its origins as a convent to its use by James VI, Charles II and later royals. It notes notable occupants and events, including Darnley, Rizzio, Bothwell, and the palace’s reconstruction after the civil war.
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France
Darnney
Rizzio
Bothwell
James VI
Holyrood
England
Charles
James II
Duke of
David
Government life insurance auto in effect after discharge
Government life insurance for soldiers and sailors becomes automatic one month after the discharge month, even if premiums were not paid. Director Henry D. Lindsley of the War Risk Insurance Bureau announced the change.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry D. Lindsley
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Brewers Continue Work After Midnight Risk Law Change
Justice agents ordered to gather evidence on brewers who keep producing beer after the new prohibition takes effect. Wine and beer makers who operate after May 1 do so at their own risk, though no immediate arrests are planned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Italy backs free hand for Orlando in interests
The article notes that Italy appears to support allowing Orlando latitude to manage its interests, signaling a shift toward autonomy in handling related affairs.
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Italy
Orlando
Italian situation on council agenda in Paria
The Paria council of three met early today to discuss the Italian situation as developed by parliamentary endorsement of the Italian delegation's position. No program was announced.
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Christ Church
Martha Anderson
San Antonio
Diocesan Council
Asheville
Paria
Council of Three
Ital ian parliament backs government as Ennte urged revise Adriatic decision
Rome reports that Premier Orlando's speech and parliament's confidence vote show Italian solidarity with the government. The press says the Entente must now reconsider its stance on Adriatic adjustment following the vote.
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Rome
Orlando
Entente
Italian Senate backs Orlando government after House vote
In Rome on April 30 the Orlando government won unanimous confidence in the senate after a prior confidence vote in the house of deputies. A large demonstration followed the premier's senate address.
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Rome
Orlando
Senate
House of Deputies
Paris Peace Treaty Moves Ahead Without Italy
Paris reports plan to proceed with the peace treaty regardless of Italy. It is deemed probable Italy will not return, at least within a week. Delivery of the treaty and initial exchanges will occur without Italian participation.
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Italy
Paris
German Foreign Minister Arrives with Envoys for Peace Congress
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau leads a party of German plenipotentiaries and officials arriving at Versailles for the peace congress, accompanied by two trains of experts and journalists.
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Versailles
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Chinese proposal on Kiaochau concessions rejected by Japan
Paris reports April 20 that Japan rejected a Chinese plan to allow Japan to retain Kiaochau and the former German concessions for one year. After that period China would reimburse Japan for the cost of capturing Tsingtao before returning the territories.
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Japan
Paris
Kiao-Chau
China
Tsingtao
Japanese War Minister Denies Threat in Siberia
Tokio April 20 General Tanaka minister of war denied in an official statement today the existence of any thing calculated to menace the friendly relations between Japanese and American soldiers in Siberia.
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Tokio
Tanaka
Siberia
Tennessee Dreadnought Battleship Launched in New York
In New York on April 30 the battleship Tennessee, the world’s most powerful dreadnought, was launched. The vessel costs fifteen million dollars and carries guns with a 13 mile range.
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Associated Press
New York
Tennessee
Bilious Troubles Remedy Advertisement
Promote a healthy liver and ease bilious disorders with Chamberlain's Tablets. They promise quick improvement in appetite and elimination of dull stomach sensations, restoring vigor and a better-feeling day.
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Piness
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Waco
State Convention of
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Laura Carrie
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A. S. Williams
Little Son
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Lieut
G. E. Slelski
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San Agustin Church
J. M. Ramos
H. W. Johnston
Victoria Street
Asher Smith
the Victory Liberty Loan
Victory Loan Committee
Belgium
Hohenzollern
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Austria
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Flanders
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Canada
State Penitentiary
Webb County
District Court
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Dr. Edwards
New York Post Office
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Morgan
United States
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Labor
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Palmer
Justice Holmes
United States Supreme Court
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Senator Hardwick
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Palavicini
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