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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1919

Page

7

Grand Jury Resumes Work in District Court Investigation

The grand jury in district court reconvened this morning to review matters presented by District Attorney Walls. Trials slated to begin May 21 include theft under 50 dollars by Maria Gonzales Emilio Moreno Jose Gonzales and others, with several ten mile zone law violations and related offenses listed for each day through May 28.

District Court Walls John A. Walls Maria Gonzales Emilio Moreno Jose Gonzales Et al Narciso Espinosa Pomposo Cuellar Gerardo Hinojosa Gregorio Esparza Guadalupe Martinez Francisco Diaz, Et al Roberto Cuevas Miguel Martinez Alejos Garcia G. B. Peterman Cayetano Sandoval Nicolas Guevara Ramon Villareal

Polk Orders Abrogation Of U S Mexico Passport Rules

Washington May 10 Acting Secretary Polk ordered abrogation of passport restrictions between the United States and Mexico. Americans may travel with a customs identification card. passports still issued for protection when requested. Gar ner discussed the move after a conference. Immigration official Trout said no instructions yet but expected rules to revert toward pre regulation status.

the Express Washington, D. C Polk United States Mexico Representative Garner J. B. Trout United States Immigration Service Washington

Remains Shipped Home After Mexican Smuggling Death

Mrs Charles Hopkins carried the body of her husband, killed near Laredo by Mexican smugglers, from Abilene to West Virginia with Immigration Inspector Perkins. The deceased, a resident of Exchange WV, planned to return there to live with his father and family. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church before departure to TI & GN station.

Charles Hopkins Old Home Abilene Laredo Perkins West Virginia Exchange Hopkins Methodist Immigration Department

For Sale of Property in Block 42 Corner Lot

For Sale. The northwest corner of Block 42, W. D. Laredo. Contains 3% lots, or 110 feet front west on Market Plaza, by 183 feet for depth on Hidalgo street. For further particulars apply to B. Chacon, executor estate E. B. de Garcia, deceased, 1219 Grant street.

Market Plaza Hidalgo Street B. Chacon E. B. de Garcia Grant Street

Social Calendar Highlights Host Meetings and Events

Monday features the Women's Missionary Society at the Methodist church at 4 PM and a dance at the Women's Club in the evening. The mothers and wives of returned soldiers gather at the Women’s Club room at 4 PM to plan an entertainment. Tuesday brings the Christ Church Junior Auxiliary at the Rectory and the Tuesday Music and Literary Club at Mrs Nye's home, both at 4 PM, followed by Community Singing at the Soldiers Club in the evening.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Womans’ Club Woman’s Club Christ Church A. P. Nye Soldiers Club

Various Local Social Notes and Events in Corpus Christi

Local visitors depart and arrive including E T Merriman J D Merriman Julius Derby and Max Yesner. Suffrage support noted ahead of May 24 vote. Army discharge for Lieut G E Sielski and C P Stevens. Announcements of dances weddings and a K of C Hut dedication at Fort McIntosh with a religious service. Heres and more from Corpus Christi society and nearby towns.

G. E. Sielski Camp Pike Ark Army

Evening of music and bridge at local social event

An afternoon at home reception greeted soldiers and guests with cigars and a crowd of over 500 at the hut. A varied evening program featured Dorothy Morton and Virginia Penn among performers, ending with Colonel Roche’s address. A Latin American Club bridge party followed hosted by Mrs. Hal W. Greer in honor of Mrs. James Allen.

Dorothy Morton Virginia Penn Dorothy Wiggins Laura Taylor Evelyn Ryan Sefor Arevalo Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald Sefior Macias E. A. Roche Laredo Hal W. Greer James Allen Memphis Tennessee Arthur Claude Hamilton Frederick Gilbreath Greer Allen Mesdames Morton, Black and Walker M. P. Cullinan J. Buttron Katherine Tarver Rosalie Biggio Marcelle Beene W. N. Young C. M. Fish Walter Guhl Buttron Mesdames Younkin Boniger Young Muller Turner Guhl Christen Black Ryan Lusk Joseph Keampher Pierce Huberich Villegas Salinas Roche Wilcox Cullinan Dr. Kelly Marzelle Beene

Business Visitors Departures Reported in Corpus Christi List

PERSONALL lr T. Merriweather of the Corpus Christi Caller, who has been spending several days in Laredo on business, left this morning for his home. O. Pratt of Encinal is a visitor in the city. Leon Shapu, of the firm of Shapu and Frelich returned last night from New York, where he went to purchase goods for their big store in this city.

Lr T. Merriweather The Corpus Christi

Lodge Turns Seventieth as Senate Leader Faces League Clash

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts marks his seventieth birthday today. A Harvard graduate and noted author, Lodge has served in the Senate since 1893 and is the Republican floor leader. He has represented the United States on international commissions and guided the party’s platforms, with long service on the foreign relations committee shaping U S diplomatic policy and national aims.

Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Lodge Congress Harvard United States Republican Party Senate

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A brief notice promoting ongoing access to THE TIMES with a subscription rate of 60 cents per month.

the Times

Sermon At Holding Institute Inspires Commencement Events

The annual services featured baptism of three young women and the infant of Prof. and Mrs. Hardt. Dr. David W. Carter preached on Spiritual Values as the true reconstructive force, urging faith in Jesus Christ to steady a world troubled by sin. Upcoming events include class day, literary society meetings, music recitals, and graduating exercises.

Jesus Christ Marcos de la Garza Armon Holy Spirit Heavenly Dove David W. Carter Georgetown Texas Sturgess Wolflin Dr. de la Garza D. Morgan

Brazilian Journalist Attacks United States in Interview

Rio Janeiro May 12. Madeiros de Albuquerque, a leading Brazilian journalist, denounces the United States in an interview printed today in Norte. He claims the U S foments revolutions in Mexico and says Brazil is viewed as a future colony while the U S is described as the Prussia of Somorrow.

Madeiros de Albuquerque United States Mexico Prussia Associated Press Rio Janeiro Brazil Norte Albuquerque England Italy France Belgium Japan Prussia of Somorrow

From Here and There

A digest of various world facts covers Honolulu pineapple canneries Reykjavik age Mexican states prohibition cork buoyancy under water lighting to purify air furniture centers Chicago Grand Rapids New York City shows Cuban Presidential Palace Havana cost Bolivian congress pay rules for members of the legislature.

Honolulu Reykjavik Ireland Yucatan Sonora Chihahua United States Chicago Grand Rapids New York City Cork Havana Republic of Cuba Bolivia Congress

First sight of the board of health at New York harbor

An Irishman along the New York quays discovers a wooden barricade around an isolation enclosure for immigrants believed to be ill. He asks what the board is for, and the bystander explains it is to keep out fever and diseases, noting it is his first sight of such a board.

New York Harbor Pat Board of Health

Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations

A New Orleans weather bureau forecast sent to The Times notes tonight and Tuesday will be partly cloudy to cloudy. Fort McIntosh observations report a max temperature of 83 degrees, a min of 59 degrees, and a west wind with clear conditions.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co Fort McIntosh

Cause of Headache and Relief with Chamberlain Tablets

The text states headaches are often caused by a disordered stomach or constipation and can be relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims many people gained permanent relief from this remedy and describes the tablets as easy to take and mild in effect.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure

One hundred dollars reward offered for incurable catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Medicine touted as the cure for thirty five years. Claims the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, expelling poison and improving general health after short use. Free testimonials available and ordering via Druggists in Toledo Ohio.

Hall J. Cheney Toledo Ohio

Belgians Appeal to King in Brussels Demonstration

A demonstration organized by patriotic societies in Brussels on May 12 sent addresses to the king. The event drew members from multiple Belgian groups and called for royal action on national concerns.

Brussels

Victory Loan Subscriptions Report In Eleventh District

Frank M. Smith, federal district director of war loans, says early counts show about 84 percent of Victory Loan subscriptions in the Eleventh district. He cautions reports are incomplete and denies rumors of $100,000,000 in sight, noting final results depend on counties yet to report. The public’s truth and patience are emphasized as the district’s response is weighed.

Dallas Texas Frank M. Smith Federal District War Loans Eleventh

Notable Births On This Date May 12

William Alden Smith former U S senator from Michigan born Dowagiac 60 years ago today. John Henry Watson Vermont high court chief justice born Jamaica Vermont 68 years ago today. Joseph K Toole first Montana governor born Savannah Missouri 68 years ago today. Cleo Ridgely film actress born New York City 26 years ago today.

William Alden Smith United States Michigan Dowagiac Mich John Henry Watson Vermont Supreme Court Jamaica Joseph K. Toole Montana Savannah Cleo Ridgely New York City

French Recapture Hill 44 Shifts Lys Salient Status

One year ago today, French forces recaptured Hill 44 on the north flank of Mont Kemmel, completing maneuvers that pushed the Germans into a defensive position in the Lys salient.

Mont Kemmel Lys Salient

Do You Enjoy Life A Hint From A Tablet

A health note suggests a man in good shape enjoys life while the bilious and dyspeptic suffer. A few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the stomach improve digestion and regulate bowels are all that is needed. Try it.

Chamberlain

Troop Arrival Honors Rainbow Division at Dallas

Two hundred fifty members of the 117th supply train Rainbow division and about 250 casuals of the 138th Infantry were given an ovation in Dallas on their way to Camp Bowie. The arrival occurred on May 12, as crowds welcomed the troops.

Associated Press Dallas Teas 117Th Rainbow Division 138Th Infantry Camp Bowie

Belgians urge king to aid aid promised reparation

The Belgian people express disappointment that Belgium remains gagged and deprived of promised guarantees and reparations from the allies. They plead with King Albert to avert ruin as indemnities prove inadequate. Paris May 12 Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau asks Clemenceau to entrust prisoner repatriation details to commissions.

Albert Nle Belsium Paris Count von Brocklovit Rantzau Clemenceau

Peace conference replies reported in Paris papers

Paris readers say yesterday’s decision sets the reply terms to President Clemenceau after notes from Count Rantzau. The second note reportedly hinges on labor agitation inspired by Lees and Rerpe, aiming to win socialist support for Germany by aligning workers with the current German government.

Paris Clemenceayn Count Rantzau Lees and Rerpe Germany

Paris Council Refers German Labor War Notes to Experts

In Paris on May 2 the council of four referred the German notes on labor and war prisoners to experts for consideration rather than replying to the communications from the German delegates on the first two notes.

Paris Council of Four i

Germany Seizes Banner Inscribed Fourteen Points

Berlin reports Germany has seized a banner inscribed with Wilson's Fourteen Points, claimed by Frederick Mhert as proof the president has deserted them. In Paris a new consortium to finance Chinese loans was arranged by American, French, British and Japanese bankers with Belgian bankers invited later.

Germany Berlin Wilson Frederick Mhert Associated Press Paris Belgium

Korea Seeks Liberation Independent Korea Petition

A Korean delegation submitted a petition to the peace conference demanding liberation from Japan. The document seeks recognition of Korea as an independent state and nullification of the 1910 treaty with Japan.

Paris Japan Korea

Entente Prepares Attack on Petrograd From Helsingfors

Stockholm dispatch reports Entente forces plan operations with Helsingfors as base to strike Petrograd. Fifty thousand troops are said to participate, and French cruisers are reported offshore in the Gulf of Finland near Helsingfors.

Stockholm Entente Helsingfors Petrograd Helingfors Afton Tidningen Gulf of Finland

Jewish Welfare Board Dance at JWB Hall Wednesday

The Jewish Welfare Board invites Laredo residents to a social evening at the JWB hall. Dancing begins at 8:30 P.M. on Wednesday with a cordial welcome extended to all. Proceeds or further details not specified.

Jewish Welfare Board J. W. B. Hall Laredo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Garner Virginia Ofs Violet Oberfeldt Society E. T. Merriman J. D. Merriman Julius Derby San Antonio Monterey Jesus Aguilar Belden Treble Max Yesner Leon Yesner J. L. Green City Presbyterian Church E. J. Foster Austin E. C. Masterson Little Son South Laredo C. P. Stevens Silver City New Mexico Sidney Katz Little Son of Chas. Moser E. H. Sauvignet H. V. Puig Wm. Hebbrow Sam J. Withoff Bustamante Santiago Tamez Mercy Hospital Louis Fred. Paulus Gertrude John Seymour Denike Houston 37Th Infantry J. B. Morton New York Flores Ave Holding Institute Notes Bellans Mate Ant Old South Church Boston John Putnam Gulliver Knox College Pennsylvania Association of Decorative Arts and Industries Women’s Organizations Buffalo U. S. Department of the Interior Rome Adriatic Weather Forecast Rantzau House Aris Baron Sonnino Amwrican
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