Enriqe Recendez sale on Heights home for six thousand six hundred
A two story brick dwelling and a jot and a ball belonging to Enrique Recendes on the Heights were sold this morning to Gandelamo Guafardo for 6600 to satisfy a recently obtained court judgment. Other notes mention a marriage license for Juan V. Ganches and Maria de los Angeles Giva, local business ads, and weather mentions. The item is part of a scanned paper page with mixed notices and small ads from Laredo.
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Enrique Reccndes
Gandelamo Guafardo
Afebane
Laredo
Maria ‘de Los Angeles
Gfiva
iGreen
the Florist
Crockett
Avenue
Impon
Social Calendar Sees Clubs Meet and Notables Visit
Tuesday activities include the Tuesday Bridge Club at 3:30 p.m. and Heights Civic Club at 4 p.m. Catholic Daughters of America gather at San Agustin Hall at 7 p.m. Wednesday Parish Guild meets at 6:30 p.m. in Mrs. Mason's home. Local social notices list visits by D. Merriman, J. Seymour, Miss Camp, Mina Hall, L. Harrison, S. Lusk, Baird family move, and travel of Lt. McKiernan and wife to visit relatives before Philippines deployment. Announcements cover a benefit for North Laredo School on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. and an informal Presbyterian reception Thursday evening. Rose Bud Club adjourns after a sewing project.
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Mia
Harry
Ames
Heights
Ithe de Betton
Catholic, Daughters of America
San Agustin
North Laredo
The
Presbyterian
Paisley
Fragmentary historical milestones and events list
Entries mention the 1787 Federal Convention in Philadelphia aiming to adopt a national constitution, Napoleon era battle Lutzen in 1818, a 1842 petition for the People’s Charter with over three million signatures, and a note on the 1805 volunteer fire department and hand engines in New as described in a damaged text.
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Philadelphia
Prussia
Russia
Lutzen
New
Marriage of Praxedis Garcia and Mina Rosenbaum Celebrated
The wedding took place Sunday at the bride’s home with Judge Slaughter officiating in the presence of family and friends. The bride wore white duchesse satin with lace and pearls, and attendants included Jupe Rosenbaum and Maria Tejada. A five course luncheon followed at the Bender Hotel before the couple departed for Monterrey to begin their married life.
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Praxedis Pefin Garcia
Mina Beatrice Rosenbaum
Slaughter
Jupe Rosenbaum
Miss Maria Tejada
Mttle
Rosa Maria Tejada
Bender Hotel
I. Rosenbaum
E. Morton
J. C. Seymour
Romeo Laurel
Ricardo Perez
Local Personalities Arrive as City Welcomes Visitors
John Seymour arrived in the city yesterday and will depart for El Paso after a visit to his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. Lillie and daughter came from San Antonio and plan to make the city their home as Mr. Lillie will start an oil weekly. L. A. Lafon left for San Antonio on a short visit.
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John Seymour
el Paso
Tom W. Lillie
San Antonio
Mr. Lillie
L. A. Lafon
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN A Quirky Slice From a Burnt Church Wedding
A collection of curious notes about women from around the world. tales of a separate court for female offenders in Tacoma. a 15 year old Korean girl in an “old match” not yet wed. Berlin fashion eyeglasses among women. Andorra forbids wives and husbands sharing a table. a Stockholm beauty parlor woman earns a comfortale fortune from dogs. historic plumage trends. USC professor foresees women ruling by 1977 with men doing housework. a lighted silk handbag goes on sale. a Stockholm box message leads to a marriage in America. a blazing English church wedding proceeds despite the flames.
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Tacoma
Berlin
Republic
Andorra
London
University of Southern California
Stockholm
America
England
Evite of Constipation Promotes Regular Bowels
An ad-style note promotes keeping bowels regular to avoid a dangerous disease. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as an excellent, easy to take, mild remedy for constipation.
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Chamberlain’s
Tapleta
Birthday Anniversaries for Noted Figures Listed
Harold F. McCormick born in Chicago fifty years ago today after his divorce from his wife daughter of John D Rockefeller Jerome K Jeroma humorist and playwright born near London eighty three years ago today Prof Graham Taylor sociologist born in Schenectady seventy one years ago today Margaret Hill McCarter Kansas author and politician born in Charlotteville Indiana sixty two years ago Edward T Collins Chicago American League second baseman born in Mellerton New York thirty five years ago today
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Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
John TD. Rockefeller
Jerome K. Jeroma
London
Graham Taylor
Schenectady
N. Y
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
Charlotteville
Ind
Edward T. Collins
Allied Council Ultimatum Drafted One Year Ago Today
The Allied Council issued a drafted ultimatum to Germany marking a key diplomatic step one year ago. The Industrial Canal near New Orleans was officially dedicated, signaling regional infrastructure progress alongside wartime actions.
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Allied Council
Germany
New Orleans
Russian Soviet Shell oil deal signed in Genoa
Genoa reports that the Soviet government and the Shell group signed a major industrial agreement giving Shell control over all oil sales and production in Russia for a set period. The deal could conflict with former Standard Oil concessions, per a Genoa Evening News correspondent.
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London
Genoa
Sovwiet
Shell Group
Evening News
Russia
Standard Oil Company
United States
London Evening News
Boyle
Shell
Still Fighting in China as Forces Reinforce Front
Reports from Tientsin describe Northern and Central army units along a line to Peking bringing in reinforcements despite a proclamation by President Im Su Shih Chang to stop fighting. The Mukden military governor leads Northern forces and governs the Peking Mukden railway corridor.
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Associated Press
Tientsin
China
Peking
Imsu Shih Chang
Mukden
Peking- Mukden
Various World Events Featured in Today’s Agendas
Richmond welcomes Lady Astor to her former home city as business leaders sail from New York to study Europe. English French German and American women address New York on Can Women Boycott War. The International Astronomical Union meets in Rome to discuss calendar reform. John McCormack sails to Ireland for summer recuperation. Indiana votes in a general primary as New and Beveridge lead the Republican race. Scientists gather in Rome for major research council and geophysics union meetings.
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Lady Astor
Richmond
New York
Europe
England
France
Germany
United States
International Astronomical Union
Rome
John McCormack
Ireland
Harry New
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
International Research Council
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
Abduction Inquiry Opens in Lawton Presbyterian Rift
Lawton Oklahoma May 2 county authorities launched a civil court inquiry led by County Attorney Riley into the kidnapping of Pastor Rev Thomas J Irwin. Subpoenas issued for about thirty suspended church members as authorities seek alibi proofs for the abduction.
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Associated Press
Lawton
Oklahoma
Flood Area Work Continues as Crest Near
In New Orleans on May 2 thousands of engineers, government and volunteer workers pressed levee strengthening amid a slight flood decline in the Mississippi basin. Relief groups aid thousands of sufferers in Louisiana and Mississippi as many abandon inundated homes awaiting the crest expected in coming days.
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New Orleans
Degee
Mississippi
Lousiana
Mayors Propose State Public Utility Legal Department
Houston May 2 A tentative agreement to seek the Texas League of Municipalities to create a public utility legal department was announced by Texas mayors and officials. The bureau would supervise rate matters for the state and provide each city with a central board.
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Houston
Texas
Texas League of Municipalities
Suit against Governor Russell dismissed in Jackson
Jackson Mississippi May 2 The damage suit against Governor Russell alleging seduction was dismissed today by Judge Holmes on grounds of lack of jurisdiction.
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Jackson, Miss
Russell
Holmes
Methodists Confer on Name Change at South Conference
Hot Springs Ark May 2 Questions of interest to Southern Methodists were discussed at the conference preliminary to the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South which convenes tomorrow. A change of the church name is scheduled to be considered at the general conference.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Methodist Escopal Church South
Relief Bill Allocates $1 009 000 for Flood Sufferers
A measure reported to the house includes a 1 009 000 relief fund for Mississippi valley flood victims. The secretary of agriculture would manage seed grain purchases and cash aid, with funds also used for public works to provide employment.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
House
Agriculture
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Cooperative Bank Discussed at Brotherhood Session
In Dallas on May 2 the plan for a 20 operative bank was discussed during a Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks meeting. The Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees group participated in the session.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clereks
Freght
Halvs Catarrh Medicine Ad Circular from J Cheney Co
Catarrh is a local disease affected by constitutional conditions. Haliv s Catarrh Medicine is described as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood and builds up the system to restore normal conditions and aid nature. Advertises free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Nature
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Senate panel to approve soldier bonus bill reform
Washington May 2 The Senate Finance Committee Republicans will seek approval of a soldier bonus measure with minor changes from the House version. The Smoot plan for a 20 year endowment life policy was discarded at a committee conference today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Senate Finance Committee
House
Smoot
Neff Declines to Interfere in Parker Execution
Austin reports Governor Neff will not intervene in the execution of Carl Parker, condemned for the murder of Mordie Conroy. The governor sent the message from Denton confirming he will not obstruct the Houston hanging set for Thursday.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Neff
Carl Parker
Houston
Mordie Conroy
Denton
Congress Approves Emergency $200000 Mississippi Levees Aid
Washington May 2 Congress rushed through an emergency appropriation of $200000 for Mississippi levees to strengthen flood defenses. The measure aims to rapidly fund levee work and respond to flood risk.
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Washington
Mississippi
Congress
Flood fears rise as rain fuels South Texas high water
Reports from Houston Texas on May 2 indicate overflows along major South Texas streams prompting weather bureau alerts. Additional rains raise worries of further high water while officials warn of possible continued rainfall.
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Houston
Texas
Princial South Texas
Weather Bureau
Railroad Timetable Texas-Mexican Departures and Arrivals
Train No. 1 leaves for Corpus Christi at 10 a.m. Train No. 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3:36 p.m.
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Corpus Christi
Pye Names Baby Euphrosyne Despite Husband’s Reserve
A young mother reveals she chose the name Euphrosyne for their baby after discussing it with her husband. He modestly praises the choice claiming the name will revive pleasant memories, noting it was the first girl he loved.
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Pye
Euphrosyne
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The Times reports a cloudy tonight and Wednesday with local rains from the New Orleans bureau. Fort McIntosh observations show a maximum 83 degrees and minimum 67 degrees with a north wind.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Enat
Portrait Painter Emerges From New England
A young woman in New England takes up painting as a new vocation, pursuing an artistic career despite unconventional beginnings. Her work centers on sign painting and evolving through self taught methods, signaling a fresh creative path.
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New England
Night and day trains to St Louis listed with times
The International and Great Northern offers a fast train to St Louis leaving at 12 01 p m and arriving at 6 15 p m. The Night Train departs at 10 p m and reaches St Louis at 7 30 a m.
Rio Grande & Eagle Pags Train Schedule Details
Train No. 1 departs Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 30 a m and reaches Minera at 10 20 a m Train No. 2 departs Minera daily except Sunday and arrives at Laredo at 331.
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Rio Grande & Eagle Pags
Laredo
Minera
New Proposal Nears Final Approval Taft Chair
Genoa May 2 The sub commission on Prussian affairs meets today for final approval of a memorandum to the Russians. The document outlines a taxed activist commission to consolidate debts owed on Russian government bonds. The chairman would be named by the Chief Justice of the U S Supreme Court.
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Praga
Genoa
United States Supreme Court
Investigation into Coal Industry Difficulties Begun by Commerce
Washington May 2 The commerce department is expediting an inquiry into fundamental coal industry problems such as intermittent employment and production irregularity. Officials seek data to aid an administration plan to reorganize the sector and address the broader coal situation amid the strike.
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Washington
Commerce Department
French Debt Talks Prompt US Offer Feedback
Paris May 2 The American debt funding commission informed the French government it will be glad to receive the observ ations on what it has to offer regarding payment of interest on the French debt to the United States and amortization of the capital.
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Associated Press
Paris
American Debt Funding Commission
United States
Japanese Cabinet Resigns Under Toky o Reorganization
London May 2 The Japanese cabinet led by Premier Takahashi has resigned to permit partial reorganization of the ministry according to an Exchange Telegraph despatch from Tokyo. The move signals changes in leadership and cabinet posts as the government reforms.
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Associated Press
London
Takahashi
Tokio
White House rejects ACLU crusade pressure over war law violators
The White House declared today that President Harding would not be influenced by the organized picketing of the Children’s Crusade. The move challenges leaders demanding the release of war law violators from prison.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Children’s Crusade
Harding
American Civil Liberties Union
Laredo Seeks Bids for 160 Bond issue at 6 percent
The city seeks bids by May 20 1922 at 10 am for 160 paying bonds of 1000 each bearing 6 percent interest payable semiannually. Bonds run forty years with a twenty year option. Interest paid at Park National Bank New York City or Laredo Texas. City Secretary Garcia Villegas.
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Laredo
Texas
Park, National Bank
New York City
Villegas
Garcia
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