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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1919

Page

3

District court to convene new term under Judge Thomas

The present term of the district court will adjourn Saturday afternoon and on Monday at 9 a m the second term will be convened by Judge C C Thomas. Judge Mullally leaves Sunday for Floresville to sit in his stead. A list of prospective grand jurors includes August C Richter Leonard Nelson John O Buenz Henry Borchers Eduardo Cruz J Alex MacDonald Joe Barberio Julius Vermeer Joseph Henry Adolph Deutz John V Summerville Ed Denike M W Brennan J S Westbrook C C Biggio and Dario Sanchez.

District Court Co. C. Thomas J. F. Mullally Floresville Wilson County Thomas August C. Richter Leonard Nelson John O. Buenz Henry Borchers Eduardo Cruz J. Alex MacDonald Joe Barberio Julius Vermeer Joseph Henry Adolph Deutz John V. Summerville Ed. Denike M. W. Brennan J. S. Westbrook C. C. Biggio Dario Sanchez

Band Concert Tonight by 37th Infantry Band

The Thirty seventh Infantry Band opens a summer series of Thursday night concerts on Jarvis and Martin Plazas. The program begins at 8 30 o clock and lasts one hour with marches overtures waltzes songs and solos performed under Director Carl Everlof.

37Th Infantry Band Thirtyseventh Infantry Jarvis and Martin Plazas Carl Everlof Thirty-seventh Infantry Band

Laredo Welcomes New Business Partner Matthews Joins McVicar

J L Matthews, ten year cashier at Border National Bank Eagle Pass, arrives with his family to establish Laredo home and join T A McVicar in McVicar Matthews exporters and importers with offices at 1210 Iturbide Street. The partnership aims to expand into one of the border region’s largest trading firms.

J. L. Matthews Border National Bank of Eagle Pass Laredo T. A. McVicar McVicar & Matthews Iturbide Street MecVicar Matthews Mr. Matthews

Notice of Probate Will Application Webb Co Texas 1919

The State of Texas informs Webb County officials to publish a notice of probate for Virginia Josephine Penn deceased. Executor Justo S Penn has filed an application for probate and letters testamentary in Webb County Court. The hearing begins the third Monday in May 1919 at the Laredo courthouse. parties may appear to contest.

State of Texas Virginia Josephine Penn Justo S. Penn Webb County Laredo J. A. Rodriguez Webb Co

Social calendar notes from MOC society page

Social events listed include the W M U general meeting at the Baptist Church Thursday afternoon with Circle A presenting and Circle D after. Friday sees the Blue Birds meet at Mrs Alfred Poggenpohl home at 4. Boy Scouts Troop 1 meet in Methodist League room evening. Troop 2 at headquarters hall at 7.

Baptist Church Circle A Circle D Blue Birds Alfred Poggenpohl Boy Scouts Troop No. 1 Methodist Church Troop No. 2

Fairy verses and local society notes mix in memoirs

A London Punch verse about fairies contrasts sighted and unsighted minds. The piece is followed by local social notes: Mrs. Sauvignet travels to San Antonio, Mr. Mann to Pearsall, Mike Hernandez’s return from AEF duty, Major and Mrs. Muller’s expected home, Colonel and Mrs. Halsell’s return from overseas, Mrs. McCawley en route to San Antonio for Friday, funeral attendance for Mr. Giddens, Mrs. Louie Giddens visiting, and R L Higgins family travel with Eugene Giddens and Bryam in tow.

H. F. McCawley San Antonio City W. C. Giddens

Personal News From Laredo Visitors and Local Resident

Heriberto P. Rodriguez son of Mr and Mrs Nicolas Rodriguez arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and is shaking hands with his many friends. A L Ulrich a well known publisher of San Antonio is among the visitors in Laredo today on business. Mr Ulrich recently received his discharge as a captain in the United States army.

Heriberto P. Rodriguez Nicolas Rodriguez A. L. Ulrich San Antonio Laredo Ulrich

May 1 Birthday List Highlights Noted Figures

Today marks the birthdays of Joseph J. Willard ambassador to Spain born in Washington D C 54 years ago. Dr John J Harmon president of Kansas Wesleyan University born Olney NL 61 years ago. Maud Allen famed classical dancer born Toronto Ont 40 years ago. Charles K Harris songwriter and publisher born Poughkeepsie NY 54 years ago. William A Gaston Boston financier and twice Democratic candidate for governor born Roxbury Mass 60 years ago.

Joseph J. Willard United States Spain Washington D. C John J. Harmon Kansas Wesleyan University Olney Maud Allen Toronto Ont Charles K. Harris Poughfeepeie N. Y William A. Gaston Boston Massachusetts Roxbury Mass

Cause of Headache and Relief with Chamberlain Tablets

The article states that a disordered stomach or constipation is the most common cause of headaches and can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. It notes many have obtained permanent relief, describes the tablets as easy to take and mild in effect, and urges trying them.

Local social news and Knight of Columbus hall opening in Laredo

Yoakum arrives for short stay while Mrs. Poster returns from the 5th District Convention in San Antonio. She attended events for the Woman's Club and the Battle of Flowers luncheon. A Parish Guild White Sale, a Wednesday Auction Bridge Club party, and a formal K of C Hall opening at Fort McIntosh are recorded with details on attendees, decorations, and activities. Local soldiers and visitors are noted along with the opening program and future events.

R. L. Poster San Antonio Woman's Club Woman’s Committee Council of National Defense Anna Howard Shaw J. K. Beretta Battle of Flowers Christ Church Mary Cook Anna May Mussett Marjorie Fish L. Daiches Bridge Club L. J. Christen Frederick Gilbreath Mesdames Barlow Buenz Cogley Christen J. W. Brewster H. G. DaCamara R. L. Muller J. B. Morton Joe C. Martin R. K. Mims Young and Hall Mesdames Fish Lafon Black, Buck Gilbreath Walker Schwartz Purwin Wilson and Wilcox K. of C. Hall Knights of Columbus Fort McIntosh Padden Roach Kelly Field Camp Travis K. of C Victoria Street

Hungarian Soviets Seek Peace and Withdrawals

Associated Press reports Budapest signaling territorial concessions to Romania and an immediate end to hostilities. Concurrent dispatches note Petrograd evacuation by Bolsheviks and strict censorship as Olonetz events unfold. In Rome, Premier Orlando chairs a peace conference session after talks with the king and the American ambassador.

Associated Press London Budapest Rome Orlando Page

Japan Opposes Concessions at Paris Shantung Policy

Tokio reports: The diplomatic advisory council today voted to adhere to Japan's stance on the Shantung peninsula and make no concessions or compromises at Paris, according to local newspapers.

Tokio Diplomatic Advisory Council Japan Shantung Peninsula Paris

No Disorders Reported In Paris Strike Day

Paris and much of France observed a 24 hour labor strike for better working conditions and policy changes, with no disorders reported so far.

Paris France

First Allied German Peace Delegates Meet in Versailles

Versailles May 1 The first official meeting between Allied representatives and the German peace delegates is scheduled for this afternoon A committee from the Allies and the United States will receive the German credentials.

Versailles Unite States

Navy to form international police force after peace

London reports Secretary of the Navy Daniels says a large naval international police force will be necessary under the league plan immediately after peace is declared. He aims to discuss with Admiralties of Italy France and England the details and type of vessels required.

London League of Nations Daniels Italy France England

Agreement Transfers German Rights in Asia to Japan

The council of three reached a pact transferring all German rights at Kiao-Chau and in Shantung to Japan without reserve. Japan agrees to return Shantung to China with full sovereignty, retaining only economic privileges and the right to establish a settlement at Tsing-tao.

Paris Kiao-Chau Shantung Province Japan Council of Three China Germany Tsing-tao

Rechecking army records adds 476 to casualties list

Washington reports the war department added 476 names to the major casualty list after rechecking records, bringing totals to 75,820 killed in action died of wounds and disease and died of other causes.

Washington War Department

May Defer Presentation In German Delegation Debate

Paris May 1 Adequacy of powers conferred upon the German delegates and the extent to which the delegates are qualified to speak for Bavaria formed a question that came up in discussions.

Paris Bavaria

Allied leaders meet in Versailles as Paris bombardment harms three

On May 1 three women were injured during a long range bombardment of Paris. German troops occupied Sebastopol, the famed Russian fortress. Leading Allied statesmen convened a conference at Versailles to discuss conduct and strategy.

Paris Sebastopol

Bombs sent to Reed Smoot and others fail to harm

By Associated Press New York May 1 two bombs addressed to Senator Reed Smoot and another unknown in Utah were returned to Gimbels for extra postage and forwarded by a clerk. A bomb addressed to Senator Overman was held up by the postmaster and probably prevented deaths as Overman’s daughters, who were married last night, received hundreds of similar looking packages containing wedding gifts.

Senator Overman Overman Associated Press New York Reed Smoot Utah Gimbels

Terror Plot Foiled as Targeted May Day Threat Emerges

New York on May 1 reports a nationwide bomb conspiracy unfolding yesterday aimed at prominent Americans. Federal and municipal agencies rush to trace authors and counter the Reds boast of a country-wide surprise on May Day.

New York

Rainbow men arrive in Newport News from France

The transport Koningen der Nederlanden reached Newport News Virginia May 1 with 2,263 officers and men aboard including some Rainbow division personnel.

Newport News Koningen der Nederlanden France Rainbow Division

Hampton Opens Jubilee at Hampton Institute

In Hampton Virginia May 1 educators philanthropists and officials honor the memory of Gen Samuel Armstrong Gen O O Howard Dr Hollis B Frissell and others who built Hampton Institute marking fifty years since its opening for practical training in agriculture and industry The day features the dedication of The Robert Ogden Memorial Auditorium with speakers Dr James H Kirkland Rev Dr Wilton Merle Smith and Isaac Fisher The memorial service will follow and graduation exercises are planned for tomorrow with Dr William H Taft presenting diplomas and delivering an address In addition Rev Dr M Ashby Jones and Dr Robert R Moton are among the speakers

Hampton America Samuel C. Armstrong O. O. Howard Hollis B. Frissell Hampton Institute Robert ©. Ogden New York James H. Kirkland Vanderbilt University Wilton Merle- Smith Central Presbyterian Church New York City Isaac Fisher Fisk University Francis Greenwood Peabody Cambridge Mass Institute William H. Taft Board of Trustees M. Ashby Jones Atlanta Robert R. Moton Tuskagee Institute

Allies Consider Delaying Treaty Presentation

Fragmentary text indicates a sudden move to the front may provide an occasion to defer the allies' treaty presentation. The snippet hints at diplomatic timing and potential postponement considerations.

Government troops encircle Munich as Schongau fall

Copenhagen dispatches report a ring of government troops closing on Munich. Soviet forces lose the villages of Schongau and Umfing, captured without casualties, about 40 miles northwest of Munich.

Copenhagen Munich Berlin Schongau Umfing

Peace preliminaries to be communi cated to Germans Monday

In Paris on May 1 opinion in peace conference circles holds that the peace preliminaries will be communicated to Germany Monday afternoon.

Paris

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Reward Notice

Advertisement offers 100 dollars reward for incurable catarrh and extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood based remedy. Claims 35 years of use, blood purification, and healing on mucous surfaces with promised health improvement after short use. Includes testimonials and ordering details from a Toledo, Ohio company and druggists.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Riot erupts in Cleveland as red flag parade clash

In Cleveland Ohio a May Day march sparked violence when a red flag carried by a marcher in a soldier uniform was knocked down by a returning soldier. Police, soldiers, civilians, and marchers fought in the downtown area as the flag was seized and tensions escalated.

Associated Press Cleveland

Debaters to tackle Eighteenth Amendment repeal

In Boston on May 1 the eleventh annual triangular debating league sets a forum on the Eighteenth Amendment and its repeal. Yate Princeton and Harvard teams will debate simultaneously with affirmative and negative squads at each campus, presenting a national issue from both sides.

Boston Mass United States Yate Princeton Harvard New Fiaven Cambridge Atvmn

Intercity Trap Match Sets Up City Rivalry

New York Athletic Club and Chicago Chiefiee Association shooters plan a three contest series to settle supremacy. The first match is tomorrow at Travers Island with ten men per team and five high scores to count. Second bout slated for Chicago in August and the final deciding clash in Atlantic City in September.

New York New York Athletic Club Chicago Chiefiee Association Travers Island Grounds Chicara Atlantic City

Today’s events mark milestones and new laws

Rt Rev John F P Farrerl y completes ten years as bishop of Cleveland. The Luke of Connaught enters his seventieth year. Aux bishop Alexander J McGavick celebrates twentieth anniversary. Quebec liquor laws abolish bars. Carranza calls Mexican Congress. Soda fountain tax and luxury taxes take effect nationwide. Brazos ship to be launched at Charleston Navy Yard. Hampton Institute marks fifty years with two days of exercises. Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition opens in New York. Kansas Congress of Mothers and PTAs convention opens in Kansas City today.

John F P Mexican Congress United States U. S Brazos Brazos River Texas Charlestown Mass Navy Yard Hampton Institute Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt New York City Kansas Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teachers’ Associations Kansas City Kas

Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations

The United States weather bureau forecast from New Orleans notes tonight and Friday partly cloudy and warmer in extreme East Texas. Fort McIntosh observations show 24 hours to 7 am a max of 82 and min of 58 with east winds and clear skies.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co East Texas Fort McIntosh

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. C. Thomas Mullally The Rifle Regiment Zampa Herold Waltz Militaire Waldteufel Hartman Emil E. Schmit Ballet Egyptien Luigini Madelon Roberts State OF Texas Webb MOC Violet S. Oberfeldt R. R Punch BE. H. Sauvignet Cullee Mann Pearsall Mike Hernandez Major Mrs A. B. Muller John T. Halsell Louie Giddens of Houston R. L. Higgins Eugene Giddens Bryam Yoakum J. W. B. Hall E. J. Cousineau Luke W. Loftus Percy R. Winch George Bigden Charles Woodul Gustin K. Smith Adam Bold Sig Elec P. A. Diaz Jack Correll Miles Little Leonardo Diaz Edmundo Lopez Benjamin Hastings Moises Carrero Francisco Garcia Lorenzo Rendon Jose Y Care Times Flores Hidalgo G. Lecca Maxwell Zaragoza Street Times Office Washington Street Saltillo Mexico P. O. Box Lincoln Street Borchers’ Bakery Nieves Ortiz Callahan Street Lincoln St Addisonal Gimbel UNM RUMAN Ians and Petrograd Helsingfors Olonetz Naval Police Rainbow
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