Laredo School Board Elects Teachers for 1926 27
Monday's Daily reports the Laredo Independent School District board elected teachers for the 1926 27 term. J B Seyfried steps down as Laredo High principal with C E B Wade named. List includes staff across High Harding Central Urquhart Heights Fourth Ward First Ward Buenos Aires Montrose Christen Music Office Supervisor Wakefield and others.
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Board of School Trustees
Laredo
Kline
Pierce
de la Garza
Doss
Dymke
Titsworth
Moore
Mehlburger
Watts
Harding School
Geo. M. Christian
DaCamara
Barrow
Siros
Traylor
Mullally
Central School
Mudd
Villareal
Ochoa
Cardenas
Chacon
Salinas
Mains
M. Bates
B. Bates
Anderson
Goldmann
Powell
Neal
Rowan
Sturgis
R. Benavides
Urtgahn
Diaz
Schultz
Seaman
Lang
Simmons
C. Hall
Polkinhorn
Mildred Tone
Rosita Barlow
Augusta Monge
Mildred Summers
P. J. McMahon
Marian Jackson
Bertha Gomez
F. G. Lockwood
Heights
Oberfeldt
Pinder
Winston
Corcoran
Heaner
Ryan
Gonzalez
M. Slaughter
Christen
Santoy
Mrs. Bunn
Alice Penn
K. Q. Wakefield
Bermuda Onion Movement Near 1100 Carloads
Harvesting is in full blast in the Laredo district as Bermuda onions near 1100 carloads for the season. Over the weekend 29 carloads left Laredo 14 via the I G N and 15 via the Texas Mexican route. On Sunday night 25 carloads moved out 20 via Texas Mexican and 5 via I G N bringing total shipments to 1090. The 1926 Bermuda crop is expected to be fully marketed by month end under pro rating by the shipping committee.
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Laredo
I.G. N
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Gain Popularity Over Traditional Oil
Doctors and pharmacists note Cod Liver Oil is rich in vitamins that build flesh and appetite. But many switch to McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets due to taste and stronger results. a woman reportedly gains 10 pounds in 22 days and a 30 day gain of 6 pounds is guaranteed with refund if unsatisfied.
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City
Laredo
McCoy's
Weather Forecast from The Times and Fort McIntosh
The Times reports a United States Weather Bureau forecast through the Chamber of Commerce. Tonight and Tuesday are partly cloudy to cloudy with a maximum of 89 degrees and a minimum of 67. Winds general direction north. skies clear thereafter.
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the Times
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Weather Bureau
Fort McIntosh
Social calendar entries for Methodist and Baptist groups
Monday schedule lists Mission Study at the church at 4 PM by the Woman's Missionary Society and St Annes Society at 3 30 PM in their hall. Mrs H Hall hosts luncheon at 1 30 PM for Miss Mary Paul Goldmann. Mrs A M Yeary hosts W M of the Baptist Church at her home at 4 PM. Tuesday features a Royal Theater box party at 8 PM for Senior Girls and teachers from Laredo High School and Mrs A B E Younkin hosting a 3 30 PM bridge party with a shower.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
St. Anne’s Society
Margaret Ward
Jennie May ‘Gallahan
Royal Theater
Selby Bryant
Lilian Withoff
Laredo High School
A. BE. Younkin
Maying Joy and City News Highlight Local Visits
A lyrical verse opens and the paper then lists readers and visitors in the city. Mrs. Jordan hosts relatives, varied families travel from Hebbronville to attend gatherings, and locals announce moves to new homes and apartments. A garden party at the Lobdell farm honors Mrs. Vernon Proffitt and a baptism at Christ Church is recorded with sponsors named.
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J. R. Lobdell
FB. R. Lobdell
Lobdell
Vernon Proffitt
Monroe, la
Social afternoon and bridal shower in Houston society
A lively Saturday hosted event at the Rovert B. Lee Hotel featured about 25 children at a bridge luncheon with pink Killarney roses and sweet peas. Prizes went to Miss Tommie Simpson and Miss Mabel Bates as guests and hosts praised the hospitality.
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Rovert
B. Lee
Killarney
Tommie Simpson
Mabel ‘Bates
Sam Johnson
Mesdames Huffman
Secord
Connors
Hal Brennan
Knox
Hal Muckleroy
Brutiberg
Randall Nye
B. W. Allen
Corrigan
G.H, Scratchley
Hewitt
Bass
Hal Winston
D. Traylor
Sam Johnson, Jr
J. A
Simpson
Beckham
Lusk
Omar Mann
Neff
Rollman
Corcoran
Weimer
Dorothy Sturgis
Carolyn Brennan
Elizabeth Irwin
Betty
Mabel Bates
Carian Rowan
Mildred Leyendecker
Evelyn Ryan
Bess Bryant
Josephine Sauvignet
Annelee Giles
Odette Bunn
Ohfelee Camp
Dora Becker
Georgie Myers
Nella Johnson
Patty Polk
Houston
Esther Penn
Hamilton Hotel
John M. Martin
P. P. Leyendecker
Jon Davis
Hsther Penn
Marguerite Martin
Alice Leyendecker
Carlos Richter
J. S. Penn
Misa de la Garza
Mesdames J. C. Martin
Reginald Hackenjos
Swancoat
Ed. Pefia
C. L. Milton
JL. A. Lafon
Ernst Buenz
W. K K. Sames
Charles Richter
Withoff
Id. Cluck
L. Dailches
Bobbitt
Bismark Pope
Hush Cluck
P. P. Leyendecker, Sr
GC. M. de la Garza
B. M. Alexander
Epstein
A. Ligarde
Penn
L. &. Bruni
Palacios
Groesbeck
DeWolf
J. A. Rodriguez
G. W. Derby
Yzaguirre
Duke
Cogley
Edgardo Gonzalez
Mac- Gregor
J. P. Leyendecker
Canseco
M. Trevino
Alice Penn
Lala Guajardo
Baria
Political quarrel over duties distracts officials
Report notes leaders blamed for neglecting official duties while both candidates focus on politics. The Associated Press-era wording reflects tensions as critics accuse Moody and others of permitting multi-trust issues to violate standards.
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Press
Erghaeagen
Dallag
Ara
Moody
Floods hit Northern Italy after torrential rains
Associated Press reports vast sections of Northern Italy flooded by overnight rains. Many towns submerged and houses washed away as the Adige and Po rivers overflowed their banks. several deaths were reported this forenoon.
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Rome
Italy
Adige
Magnelix Petroleum Sets Crude Price At 1380 Per Barrel
The Magnelix Petroleum Company announced a crude oil price of 1380 dollars per barrel at wells with gravity below 28 in Oklahoma Kansas and Texas. The Texas Panhandle Basin will be purchased by the company in the Panhandle region.
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Associated Prous
Dallas
Texas
Magnelix Petroleum, Company
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas ‘Panhandle, Company
Panhandle
Only One Railroad Still Provides Full Service
London May 17 associated press says most industries recover from the general strike while only one railroad system could give full service today. Other railway companies report they can provide only about 50 percent of normal service.
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Associated Press
London
Rates on grain adjustments rejected by ICC
The interstate commerce commission found the proposed readjustment of grain rates from Utah and Idaho to Southwest Alabama and Mississippi unjustified. The plan would have caused mixed increases and decreases. Ogden Utah grain exchange and the Texas Industrial Traffic League protested the changes.
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Washington
Utah
Idaho
Alabama
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ogden, Utah, Grain Exchange
Texas Industrial Traffic League
Reorganization of church boards faces conference in Memphis
Faced with a reorganization plan for the general boards of the Methodist Episcopal Church South the Memphis conference began its third week here. Delegates picked up debate on the mission board reorganization where it paused Saturday and aimed to finish the section before the day ended.
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Memphis
Tenn
General Boards
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mission Board
Teapot Dome in Court Today Over Lease Reversal
Federal case heard in Cheyenne Wyoming as Kennedy seeks reversal of a decision on the Teapot Dome lease. Associated Press reports today on court action involving the disputed oil lease.
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Associated Press
Tipenie
Vdée ‘Kennedy
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Houston Gangs Conduct Bold Night of Crime
Associated Press reports Houston gangs cracked safes and entered homes, staged two hold ups, killed one man, and stole 16 cars plus about $900 in money and merchandise. One white bandit shot and killed Daniel Ford when he resisted a Sunday robbery attempt.
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Associated. Press
Houston
Texas
Daniel Ford
Mexican expels Rt Rev George Carana despite intercession
Washington reports that Mexico decided to expel Rt Rev George Carana despite intercessions by Secretary Kellogg and Ambassador Sheffield. The United States acknowledged Mexico’s right to enforce its laws and noted Carana’s American citizenship did not guarantee special treatment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
George Carana
Kellogg
Sheffield
Monsignor
Caeragua
Atute Department
Papal Nuncio Expelled From Mexico in 191? Controversy
Expelled from Mexico Rt. Rev. George Caruana papal nuncio was en route to Washington via Laredo. He was ordered to leave for entering the country in an improper manner against constitutional provisions on foreign ministers. He expected instructions from Rome upon reaching Washington.
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Mexico
Mexico City
George Caruana
Washington
Laredo
Rome
Harold Lloyd in For Heaven's Sake at Royal Theatre
Harold Lloyd, famed for fresh cinema gags, appears in For Heaven's Sake a Paramount release booked at the Royal Theatre for Wednesday and Thursday. His long guarded material reportedly expands on enduring comic themes and ideas.
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Harold Lloyd
Paramount
Royal Theatre
Norge Flight Adds Vast Arctic Territory But Reveals Vast Unmapped Areas
A May 17 report from New York notes the Norge flight over the North Pole expanded known Arctic coverage by 100000 square miles while leaving 3.4 to 4 million square miles of unmapped Arctic sea and land. Explorers say lands exist in the wider Arctic and birds migrate toward that region, even though no land was sighted on the voyage.
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Prosa
Tno
Mute
Peary
York
Pole
Esworth
Anat
Norge
Arctic
Two Mexicans Arrested After Ranch Beating
Two Mexican men were arrested after an attack on Mrs. H. C. Holcomb at her ranch near Del Rio Texas last week. They were held today at Villa Acuña and efforts are underway to bring them back for further proceedings.
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Associated Prose
del. Rio
Texas
Mexico
Ats
8. C. Holcomb
Villa Acufia
Brown of Harvard Stars at Royal Theatre
Six college boys were given major roles in the Metro Goldwyn Mayer production Brown of Harvard, contracted to play throughout the film. All were graduates or students from leading American institutions and fit realistic campus archetypes rather than musical comedy choruses.
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Brown
Harvard
Royal
Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer
Royal Theatre
America
Courtroom Notes Mention Counsel and Arguments
Fragmentary text shows a courtroom scene with counsel present and arguments ongoing. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable in the fragment.
San Antonio Man Missing on Devine Highway
A San Antonio resident named Cooper is reported missing miles north of Devine on the tonlo highway, with authorities seeking information about his whereabouts.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Cooper
Devine
Tonlo Highway
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