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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1922

Page

8

Sir James Willco Retires After Long Knighted Service

Sir James Willco sett to retire as Bermuda governor after a 65 year career in the British army. He served in campaigns from Afghanistan to Sudan and Egypt Burma West Africa South Africa and India. He led Indian troops in France and Flanders during World War I and earned many honors including parliamentary thanks city freedoms and a sword of honor.

James Willco Bermuda Sudan Egypt Burma West Africa South Africa India France Flander Sir James City of London

Victory Notes Extension Granted to June First 1922

Federated Reserve Bank of Dallas Governor R A McKinney reports Treasury Secretary Henan has extended the authorization allowing Federal Reserve banks to redeem Victory Notes at par and accrued interest up to 100 million dollars. The extension runs from May 15 to June 1, 1922.

Victory R. A. McKinney Federated Reserve Bank of Dallas Secretary of the Treasury Henan Federal Reserve Banks

Notice Eastern Stars at Episcopal Rectory Funeral

The group is asked to meet at the Rectory of the Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon at 4 10 to attend in a body the funeral of Mrs F P Lines Bell O Mbara W M

Episcopal Church Mra. F. FP

Laredo Gossip Breathes Nods and Nips at Town Moments

A string of humorous quips mocks vaudeville jokes, married life, fashion and gossip in Laredo. Notes poke fun at the bachelor wake up, the mother of yesterday, shy spenders, the luckless talker, and a stuck allusion to a cow blocking the sidewalk. The piece blends wry observations with social jabs on manners and manners.

Expert Hatter Offers Custom Panama Hats by J Schwartz

J Schwartz of 1017 Iturbide Street advertises bespoke Panama and felt hats in various styles. Custom orders welcomed with craftsmanship emphasized.

Panama Felt J. Schwartz Iturbide Street

Social calendar and church guild notices dominate week

Thursday events include Mrs. Lafon entertaining the Wednesday Auction Bridge Club at 4 PM and WMA missionary program in the afternoon. Friday features Sunbeam Barn activity at 4 PM and a joint Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. H M Austin’s home at 3:20 PM.

L. A. Lafon The Presbyterian Church H. M. Austin Sunbeam Baptist Church

Information About The Salvation Army Work Worldwide

Compendium highlights the Salvation Army reach in 75 countries, led by Captain and Mrs Grief in Laredo. W L Guyler notes sixteen major activities from rescue homes to missing friends, free employment, and training colleges, all aimed at social welfare without overlap.

Salvation Army Humanity Service Organization London Laredo W. L. Guyler Home Service Appel Otto A. Grief Missing Friends Bureau Ane International Salvation Army Corps Citiea Christ

Pinchot Extends Lead in Pa Governor Race

On May 18 in Philadelphia Gifford Pinchot maintained a steady rise in the lead over George E. Alter for the Republican nomination. Pinchot, a prominent figure in the Progressive party movement, widened the gap as reports surfaced.

Philadelphia George E. Alter Pennsylvania Gifford Pinchot

Women admitted to Southern Baptist executive committees

Women were admitted to membership on the executive committees of various boards of the Southern Baptist Convention in Jacksonville Florida on May 18 as announced by the Associated Press.

Associated Press Jacksonville Fla

Texan depository law attacked at bankers meeting

Fort Worth Texas May 16 W W Woodson of Waco banker attacked the Texan depository law at the Texas Bankers Association convention urging amendment to eliminate expensive interest.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas W. W. Woodson Waco Texas Bankers Association

Incomplete names prompt a fragmented notice

A garbled OCR fragment lists several personal names including Longoria and Leal with San Antonio ties, plus Sanchez Avila Fish Decker and Garcia Moreno. The text is incoherent and cannot determine event or context from the readable portion.

Rex Shanks Heads to El Paso for Mountain Vacation

Rex Shanks left today for El Paso to enjoy a vacation gazing on the mountains of Chihuahua. Albert J. Biggio of the David Hardie Seed Co in Dallas is among the visitors in Laredo.

Rex Shanks el Paso Chihuahua Albert J. Biggio David Hardie Seed Co Dallas Laredo

Courage at Royal Theatre Stars Naomi Childers

Naomi Childers headlines the Sidney Franklin production Courage at the Royal Theatre today and tomorrow with a strong cast including Sam de Grasse. The story by Real Crook features the familiar plot device of a penny or thousand dollar game as part of The Man Under Cover universal attraction at Rialto Theatre.

Royal Naomi Childers Sidney Franklin Royal Theatre Miss Childers Straight Earthbound Sam de Grasse Herbert Rawlinson Rialto Theatre

Oddities and Customs Across the World Noted

A collage of curious facts covers adoption laws in England, language diversity in Africa, June birthdays and skin aging, Tokyo growth, brick paving in Charleston 1873, Arbor Day plantings in Indianapolis, Canton as China’s lowest city and grave-rich, Afghan wedding merriment, Midsummer fasts for brides, naval captain discipline, Chilean fire arrests, high-altitude work health myths, schoolboy strikes and a satirical Standing Committee of the Strikers.

England Africa Tokyo Charleston W. Va Indianapolis Canton China Lmits Afghanistan Chile Great Heights

Public confession links Miller to police slayings in labor war

Chicago police released the confession claimed by them from John Miller the alleged driver of the car in which two policemen were shot in the labor war. The statement names Charles Daudzauskiz and Floater Stanley as the other occupants. Meanwhile four more indictments including a woman are expected as the hunt for what police call terrorists protesting the Landia wage award intensifies.

Associated Presse Chicago John Miller Miller Charles Daudzauskiz Floater Stanley

Hague Commission Awaiting U S Decision On Russian Affairs

Reuters reports the United States has reserved its decision on joining the Hague commission examining Russian affairs. The U S stance remains pending further investigation until the situation clears.

Genoa Reuters Today United States the Hague

Washington Seeks Clearer U S Position on Hague Meeting

Washington informs Genoa delegates that the state department's stance on the Hague meeting next month is now clearer. Ambassadors in the United States and Ambassador Child are cited as informed sources regarding official views.

Washington Hague Genoa

The Bachelor’s Button and Imperial Sweet Sultans

The old fashioned bachelor’s button Centaurea cyanus becomes a popular cut flower in full double form and self sows easily. Imperial sweet sultans Centaurea imperialis are larger with tones of white rose lavender and pale yellow and require space and rich soil for long blooming and good cut flower quality.

Pact Adopted Unanimously At Genoa Conference Plenary

In Genoa on May 18 a non aggression pact was adopted unanimously by the political sub commission plenary. The pact was not signed but approved as a resolution with each state pledging to respect it.

Genoa

Confessed Slaying Near Goose Creek in Texas

Waxahachie Texas May 18 An alleged confession of the slaying of W R Simms whose body was found in the ship channel near Goose Creek Saturday has been obtained from Mrs Laura Simms wife of the dead man and Earl Heavers a brother in law according to Sheriff Bradford Mrs Simms declared the killing was the outgrowth of alleged cruelty to the wife

Associated Press Waxahachie Texas W. R. Simms Goose Creek Laura Simms Earl Heavers Bradford

Funding War Debt Negotiations With France and Britain

Treasury officials indicated on May 18 that talks may run concurrently with France and Great Britain to fund their war debts to the United States.

Associated Press Washington France Great Britain United States The Treasury

Fire Sweeps Santo Spirito Hospital Ruins

A disastrous fire swept the historic hospital of Santo Spirito in Rome early today. Sixteen bodies have been extracted from the ruins.

Associated Press Rome Hospital of Santo Spirito

Miners Union Conkeys Dissension Debate at District 21 Session

Delegates of District 21 of the United Mine Workers open a fourth session in Muskogee Oklahoma with general discussion of internal dissensions and considerations of a bid against the international organization. President Farrington attacks International President Lewis accusing him of destroying the United Mine Workers.

Farrington Illinois Union Lewis United Mine Workers Muskogee Okla District 21 International Organization Lilinals International Doling

Government plan gains approval from coal operators

Washington May Hoover wins consent of about forty leading non union bituminous coal operators for a government plan to curb price rises during the coal strike. The plan creates district committees of operators with government and consumer representatives to clear all coal orders.

Washington Hoover

Merchants Clash Over Merchant Marine Act at Hearing

In Louis BL on May 18 representatives from the Southwestern Millers League and the Kansas City board of trade interrupted a subcommittee of the shipping board debate. Witnesses C.E. Topping, secretary of the Texas millers league, and W.R.R. Sestt, KC board of trade transportation commissioner, argued the act penalizes use of foreign ships by enforcing preferential seaboard rates for exporters using American vessels.

Louis Southwestern Millers League Kansas City Board of Trade Shipping Board C.E Topping Foormillers of Texas W RR. Sestt Seaboard

Two Men Killed As Frisco Freight Plunges From Bridge

Ardmore Oklahoma May 1 two men Harvey McDaniel brakeman and J Hume engineer both of Hugo were killed when a Frisco freight train derailed and plunged from an embankment into the Bogey river near Soper at midnight. The engine and five cars fell. A third man was fatally injured.

Associated Press Ardmore Okla Soper Harvey McDaniel J. ¥. Hume Hugo

Steer Exemption Plea for Tick Dipping Upheld Likely

Fort Worth Texas May 1x The request by South Texas cattlemen to exempt large steers from systematic dipping in Zone 3 until August 1 will probably be denied by the livestock sanitary commission. Attorneys for the commission say approving the plea would disrupt the entire dipping system.

Fort Worth Texas South Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission

Bucking Orders Trial in New York Cotton Exchange

The American cotton exchange faced a state supreme court trial on an indictment accusing bucketing of orders. The charge claims the exchange failed to execute about 80 percent of the orders received from the South.

Associated Press New York American Cotton Exchange State Supreme Court Today South

Valentino Marriage Probe Under Federal Scrutiny

Federal agents in Los Angeles will investigate the planned marriage of film star Rudolph Valentino to Miss Winifred Hudnut of New York, set for Mexicali Mexico. The inquiry was disclosed today by the department of justice officials.

Los Angeles Cal Department of Juatica Rudolph Valentino Winifred Hudnut New York Mexicali Mexico

Missing couple declared ready for home

Mrs Opat Kinney and husband Lucie Kinney were found in Tongton and prepared to return home after a long search tied to the disappearance of Mills Gopal Beavaat of Ardmore. Sheriff Carter stated further arrests related to the case and extradition proceedings were in progress.

Associated Foreay Iouston Texas Opat Kinney Lucie Ikinnes Tongton Ovotnery Fae Sherif Duck Carter Souily Snal Jaen Ceaehs Milas Gopal Beavaat Ardaere OdIa Ardmere Waite Activies Houston

Army Engineers Build Pontoon Bridge over Brazos

Assoclated Press report from Texas notes army engineers were expected to arrive to construct a pontoon bridge to restore crossing after a bridge collapsed under pressure. Recovery efforts continued for several missing persons including a seven year old, with two bodies reported found and three others still unaccounted for as searches continued.

Aiirin Texas Brazos M. Stairworth Wood Alien Clayton Briggs

Baptists Report Growth in Education and Missions

The Southern Baptist Convention reports larger investment in educational institutions than other denominations in the South and notes growth in foreign mission work and the Woman's Missionary Union in its annual educational board report.

Hy Associated Presa Jacksonville Fla Southern Baptists South Educational Board Woman’s Missionary Union

Reorganized Methodist Missions Board Abolishes Secretary Post

The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church revised its legislation and adopted a new constitution for the missions board. It abolishes the office of general secretary and provides for reorganization into three departments foreign missions home missions and women’s work.

Hot Springs Ark General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Mhuceh T Iemissions Board Foreign Missions Home Missions

Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations N Orleans

The United States weather bureau forecast for tonight and Friday calls for partly cloudy skies. Fort McIntosh data show a 24 hour max of 91, min 68, winds from the south east, with clear conditions.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Times the Telephone Co Fiiday Fort McIntosh

Hat Etiquette Among Races Painted in Polite Terms

A dated remark contrasts manners across cultures, noting that when the Chinaman wishes to be polite he covers his head with a hat if one is available. The passage reflects stereotypes and social norms of its era without modern context.

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