Bankruptcy notice for J. K. Forgeck & Sons No 43
A hearing in the U S District Court at Laredo Texas is set for Saturday May 31 1919 at 4 o clock P M. J K Forseck Sr seeks discharge from debts and liabilities with creditors and interested parties invited to show cause why the application should not be granted. Witness dated April 24 1919. Referee in Bankruptcy Mo C Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Forgeck & Sons
U.S. District Court Room
Laredo
Texas
J. K. Forseck, Sr
J. K. Forseck & Sons
U. S. District Court Room
J. K. Forseck, Jr
J. K. Porseck & Sons
Lisandro Forseck
U.S
Sandor Forseck
Bankrupt J K Forseck firm to be sold May 31 1919
In the U S District Court Southern District of Texas Laredo an auction will be held for J K Forseck Sons bankrupts on Saturday May 31 1919 at 4 o clock in the afternoon before J K Forseck Jr one of the above listed.
Bankruptcy Notice in Southern District of Texas
In the U S District Court Southern District of Texas at Laredo J K Porseck and Sons bankrupts Lisandro Porseck one of the above Ino Co Scott holds a claim or is involved in proceedings related to the estate filed in Laredo Texas as recorded in the bankruptcy docket.
District Court Hearing At Laredo Texas
The report notes a district court proceeding taking place in Laredo Texas with judge Sandor Forseck presiding and related procedural details.
Today’s Birthdays List for April 30
Princess Juliana heir to the Dutch throne born at Het Loo Palace ten years ago today. William H. Crane dean of the American stage born in Leicester Massachusetts seventy four years ago today. Mrs Mary Scott Lord Harrison widow of President Harrison born in Honesdale Pennsylvania sixty one years ago today. Homer S. Cummings chairman of the Democratic National Committee born in Chicago forty nine years ago today. Maj Gen Henry G. Sharpe former QMG of the U S Army born in Kingston New York sixty one years ago today.
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Juliana
Netherlands
Het Loo
William H. Crane
Leicester
Mass
Mary Scott Lord Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Honesdale
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Henry G. Sharpe
U. S. Army
Southeastern Department
Kingston, N Y
If I Were a Farmer and Kept Home Remedies
The author would keep reliable medicines at hand for minor ailments not needing a physician. Chamberlains Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy, Chamberlains Cough Remedy, Chamberlains Ointment, and Chamberlains Tablets are cited to treat bowel complaints coughs sprains and stomach troubles. This at hand approach would save trips to town and help prevent serious diseases by timely treatment.
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Chamberlain
White Sale and Social Events Planned This Week
Parish Guild of Christ Church hosts annual White Sale at the Rectory from 4 to 7 PM. Auction Bridge Club is hosted by Mrs. L Daiches at 4 PM. Jewish Welfare Board dance at J W B Hall at 8 30 PM. W M U meets at the Baptist Church Thursday afternoon with Circle A program and Circle D social hour.
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Christ Church
Jewish Welfare Board
J. W. B. Hall
Baptist Church
Circle A
Circle D
Martha Anderson
San Antonio
Diocesan Council
Asheville
N. C
H. W. Johnston
Victoria Street
Asher Smith
Love and letters mark a wartime home front note
Poem reflects longing and fear as a returning beloved meets a distant beloved after years of war. The column also details social notices: returns from Mexico City and Waco, family visits, christening at San Agustin, a parish White Sale, junior auxiliary activities, and a Victory Liberty Loan appeal urging citizens to support the bond drive with patriotism and financial responsibility.
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the Times
Victory Loan Committee
France
Belgium
Hohenzollern
William
Austria
Indiana
Flanders
Taredo
E. N
Canada
Thrift Stamps Hidden in Handkerchiefs at Afternoon Gathering
Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon after games. Club members Mesdames S. M. Barlow BE. H. Buenz H. Cluck E. J. Foster A. Hamilton T. A. Leyendecker Joe C. Martin R. L. Muller attended along with 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 who admired dainty embroidered handkerchiefs concealing Thrift Stamps and nosegay designs.
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Mesdames
S. M. Barlow
BE. H. Buenz
H. Cluck
E. J. Foster
A. €. 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. S. Denike
Taxes for Taxies
Taxicabs, jitneys and other passenger vehicles for hire fall under special government taxes issued by the Internal Revenue Bureau interpreting the Internal Revenue Act. The regulation clarifies tax liability for these transportation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Act
Money Makers in Times Want Ads
Classifieds announce cash opportunities and profit ideas in brief notes. Readers are invited to pursue potentially lucrative side ventures and opportunities advertised within the page.
Marriage License Issued For Pew and Littig Couple
County clerk records show George W. Pew and Miss Marie G. Littig have a issued marriage license since last report. Through Laredo port this morning arrived imports from Mexico including eight carloads of ixtle and various cargos. An agent of the state penitentiary seized four Webb county convicts Tomas Cuevas Bernardino Gutierrez Leo Malone and Serapio Gonzales. Froggies Glee Club performed in the early hours with a strong bass falsetto echoing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pew
Marie G. Littig
Mexico
Laredo
Ixtle
State Penitentiary
Webb County
Tomas Cuevas
Bernardino Gutierrez
Leo Malone
Serapio Gonzeles
Local San Antonio Visitors Reach City On Brief Trips
Captain Davis McGown returned from San Antonio yesterday. Lloyd Pipes and Lee B. Miller, both of San Antonio, arrived in the city on visits. E A Leighton is in the city on business. A G Sperber of San Antonio Paper Co. and E N Canada of the Inter Ocean Oil Co. returned after short absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Davis McGown
San Antonio
Lloyd Pipes
E. A. Leighton
A. G. Sperber
Notable Weddings and Anniversaries Across North America
Today marks the 130th anniversary of Washington's inauguration. Lieut and Mrs Vincent Astor celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution observes its 30th anniversary. The National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution begins its annual conference in New York City. Queen's University in Kingston hosts honorary degrees for Canadian dignitaries. Eleanor Jaeger and Charles Edison Poyer wed in Montclair New Jersey. The Tennessee battleship launches at the New York Navy Yard. A Dutch royal birthday dinner is hosted in Washington. Lady Blanche Cavendish and Captain Ivan Cobbold marry in London. A Salisbury double wedding features Senator Lee Overman's daughters Kathryn and Grace marrying Gilbert Hambley and Edgar Norris 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. Eoison
Montclair
N. J
Tennessee
United States Navy
New York Navy Yard
Cremer
Legation
Netherlands
Juliana
London
Blanche Cavendish
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Ivan Cobbold
J. H. G Cobbold
Evelyn Cobbold
Salisbury
N. C
Lee S. Overman
Kathryn Baird Overman
Grace McDowell Overman
Gilbert Hambley
Edgar Norris Snow
Athlete's Ancient Diet Reignites Training Lore
In historic accounts a Greek athlete trained on new cheese dried figs boiled grain milk and warm water. This diet reflects early fueling practices linking nutrition to athletic discipline and endurance.
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Boost for Digestive Woes
Thousands suffer stomach upset due to clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets gently stimulate liver and bowels, improving digestion without calomel. Take one or two at bedtime. olive colored vegetable compound with olive oil. 10c and 25c boxes.
Watch THE TIMES for daily opportunities
A compact notice inviting readers to subscribe to THE TIMES, offering a monthly rate of 60 cents. The memo emphasizes ongoing opportunities and daily access to the newspaper.
No Civilian Candidate For Mexico Presidency Denied
Felix F Palavicini editor of Universal says civilians cannot win or hold the Mexican presidency and denies reports of his own candidacy in the 1920 campaign in Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Felix F. Palavicini
Universal
Today
Current
Revival of Holyrood Palac e Gathered Royal Interest
London reports King Edward VII has ordered Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh cleaned and modernized to suit habitation. Rumors say a royal son may be created Duke of Edinburgh, though a summer royal visit and court is deemed more likely. Holyrood remains a storied site of coronations marriages and intrigues.
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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
Duchess of
Secretary of War Newton D Baker Returns From France
U S Secretary of War Newton D Baker arrived home from France. British casualty list for April reports 9 244 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
U. S
France
Subscriptions to Liberty Loan Pass One Billion
Washington report shows Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions to the treasury department exceed one billion dollars. With the campaign nearly half over, less than a quarter of the total has been subscribed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
Lenine and Trotzky Seek Refuge Abroad
Neutral sources report Lenin and Trotzky seeking asylum outside Russia as fears of a Soviet overthrow grow. Sweden Denmark Norway Switzerland Spain and Germany reportedly refused refuge. Paris notes Premier Orlando's address signals conciliatory spirit and possible resumption of talks on the Italian question.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Switzerland
Spain
Germany
Paris
Orlando
Holyrood Palace Through the Ages and Royal Visitation
The text traces Holyrood Palace history from its 1128 founding by David I through royal use by James VI, Charles I, James II, and later monarchs. It notes Holyrood’s burn during the civil war, reconstruction by Charles II, and legends of Saint cross delivery, with mentions of Edward VII and the Duke of Edinburgh residing there during study and youth.
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David
Government life insurance for discharged soldiers automatic
The War Risk Insurance Bureau will provide automatic government life insurance one month after discharge, even if premiums were not paid. Director Henry D. Lindsley announced the policy clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Henry D. Lindsley
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Brewers Continue Work at Own Risk After Midnight
Washington April 20 Agents of the department of justice tasked to collect evidence on brewers who press on with beer making after midnight tomorrow as the law banning food use in liquor production takes effect. Manufacturers of wine or beer 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 Orlando with leading role in talks
The text notes that Italy intends to grant Orlando a free hand in handling its interests, signaling confidence in her authority to manage the matter.
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Italy
Orlando
Council Briefly Meets Over Italian Situation
The council of three met half an hour earlier than usual. No program was announced but it is believed they were considering the Italian situation as developed by parliamentary endorsement of the Italian delegation's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saris
Council of Three
Ital ian government gains Senate confidence after premier speech
Rome reports a unanimous Senate vote of confidence for the Orlando government following the deputies' support. A large demonstration accompanied the premier’s address, signaling broad solidarity with the administration. The press notes the need for Endepnte to decide the Adriatic adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Orlando
Endepnte
Senate
House of Deputies
Peace treaty talks proceed without Italy
Paris reports plan to deliver the peace treaty and begin first exchanges without Italy, which is judged unlikely to return within a week. The move follows the expectation that Italy will not participate in the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
German Envoys Arrive at Versailles for Peace Congress
Count von Brockdorff Rantzau along with German foreign minister and other plenipotentiaries reached Versailles for the peace congress. They travel with two trains of experts and journalists detailing the delegation and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voersailles
Count von Brockdorff Rantzau
Chinese proposal on Kiao-Chau debated by Japan
Paris reports the Chinese bid to cede Kiao-Chau to Japan for one year while Japan would be repaid for capturing Tsingtao drew an unfavorable response from Japanese authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Japan
Kiao-Chau
China
Tsingtao
Tanaka Denies Menace to Allied Relations in Siberia
General Tanaka minister of war issued an official statement from Tokio denying any action or plan that could threaten friendly ties between Japanese and American soldiers in Siberia.
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Tokio
Tanaka
Siberia
Tennessee Launched as World’s Most Powerful Battleship
New York reports the super dreadnought Tennessee was launched today. It cost fifteen million dollars and will have guns with a range of 13 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tennessee
Promoted Bilious Troubles Remedy Chamberlain's Tablets
Ad touts Chamberlains Tablets to aid liver function and bilious disorders. It claims quick relief, improved appetite, and removal of dull feelings, urging readers to try the remedy.
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U. S. District Court, Southern District OF Texas
MO. C. Scott
INO. Co. Scott
Violet S. Oberfeldt
Margaret E. Sangster
Mr. R. Rosenbaum
The
Capital
A. E McCulloch
Waco
State Convention of Dentists
M. L. Sielski
Lieut
G. E. Sielski
Griselda
Gonzalo P. Farias
San Agustin Church
J. M. Ramos
the Victory Liberty
Ocal News
Froggies Glee Club
Dr. Edwards
New York Post
Rockefeller
Morgan
United States
Post Office
Burleson
Labor
Wilson
Palmer
Justice Holmes
United States Supreme Court
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Lanamy Hardwick
Georgia
Palavicini
FICE
Government Insurance
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