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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1919

Page

15

Today’s anniversaries on May 22 1688 1744 1824

Thursoas call lists notable events and births such as Alexander Pope born in London in 1688 died 1744 at Twickenham Tench Coxe born Philadelphia 1755 died 1824 Ravenscroft consecrated bishop in 1823 Dufferin appointed Canada governor general 1872 Confederate veterans reunion in Houston 1895 land settlement act 1909 Canadian west WWI actions 1915 Verdun 1916 US War Risk Insurance bill 1917.

Alexander Pope London Twickenham Tench Coxe Philadelphia John 8. Ravenscroft North Carolina Lord Dufferin Canada Houston Texas Washington Montana Idaho Ypres Fort Douaumont Verdun United States Senate Bureau of War Risk Insurance

Notable Births on May 22 Marks Historic Figures

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle born in Edinburgh. Sir Aston Webb, new Royal Academy president, born in London. Dr Jacob Gould Schurman, Cornell University president, born in Prince Edward Island. Charles H. Markham, former president of Minors Central railroad, born in Clarksville Tennessee.

Arthur Conan Doyle Playright Edinburg Aston Webb Royal Academy London Jacob Gould Schurman Cornell University Prince Edward Island Charles H. Markham Minors Central Railroad Clarksville Tenn

Laredo ISD calls June 7 1919 election on extra 6 cent tax

The Independent School District of Laredo Texas announces a June 7 1919 election for tax paying voters. The question asks to authorize an annual six cent per hundred tax for maintenance of public schools until changed by voters. Voting places are Central Grammar School and Urbahn School with named judges and polling hours 8 am to 7 pm.

Board of Trustees Independent School District Laredo Texas M. S. Ryan Central Grammar School M. A. Hirsch Emeterio Mendoza C. Zagarnaga Urbahn Pp. P. Leyendecker J. T. Agan I. Martinez

Property for Sale in Laredo Block 42 Lot Reach

For sale in Laredo on the northwest corner of Block 42 W D the property has 3 1/2 lots 116 feet front on Market Plaza and 183 feet depth on Hidalgo street. Further particulars apply to B Chacon executor of the E B de Garcia estate 129 Grant Street. 6 3 1m.

Block 42 W. D Laredo Market Plaza Hidalgo Street B. Chacon E. B. de Garcia Grant Street

Women Supervisors Appointed for Saturday Election

County Judge Geo R Page has appointed women to act as supervisors at four city polls for the special state election on Monday. Ward 1: Mrs C S McKinney and Mrs B R Rex Tarver. Ward 2: Mrs C Withoff and Maria Diaz. Ward 3: Mrs W W MacGregor and M P Cullinan. Ward 4: Mrs J A Burnett and Mrs S Goodman. Polls open 8 a m to 7 p m. early voting urged. Discharged soldiers resident in Laredo without poll tax receipts may vote in the statewide Saturday election.

Geo. R. Page McKinney BR. Rex Tarver C. Withoff Maria Diaz W. W. MacGregor M. P. Cullinan J. A. Burnett S. Goodman Laredo

The Pirate's Lair and a Brave Boy Detective

A cavern hideout overflows with loot and pirates while a twelve year old hero named Willy Jones declares himself prisoner to save others. The tale blends daring raid wealth with a sudden awakening that ends the threat.

Willy Jones Malcolm Douglas St. Nicholas

Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Notices and Times

Rio Grande Lodge No. 373 meets Thursdays at 8 p m with Fred L Mackay as Noble Grand and J H Barlow as Secretary Laredo Encampment No 29 meets second and fourth Fridays at 8 p m with Jos Netzer as Chief Patriarch and G W Pew as Scribe G W Glasscock Rebekah Lodge No 438 meets first and third Fridays at 8 p m with Miss Hortense Tannenbaum as Noble Grand and Jos Netzer as Secretary Visiting Brothers and Sisters are invited Lodge room at the corner of Farragut Street and Convent Avenue

Rio Grande Lodge No. 373 Fred. L. Mackay Noble Grand J. H. Barlow Laredo Jos. Netzer G. W. Pew G. W. Glasscock Rebekah Lodge No. 438 Hortense Tannenbaum Farragut Street Convent Avenue

Bishop Matthew Harkins Retires After Fifty Years in Priesthood

The Rt. Rev. Matthew Harkins, recently retired as bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Providence, marks fifty years in priesthood. A Boston native and Holy Cross alumnus, he served in Salem and Arlington before leading St. James Church in Boston and then Providence after the death of Bishop Hendrickson.

Matthew Harkins Providence Bishop Harkins Boston College of Holy Cross Worcester Rome America Salem Mass Arlington St. James Church Thomas Hendrickson

Webb County Board of Equalization Meets May 26 1919

Webb County Texas commissioners court will meet as Board of Equalization in the County Assessor’s Office in Laredo on Monday May 26 1919 to review the 1919 assessment lists for inspection correction or equalization and approval. County Clerk J A Rodriguez signs order dated May 5 1919.

County Commissioners Court Webb County Texas Court House Laredo

Paris Raid and Gas Plant Blasts Reported in War News

May updates describe thirty German aircraft raid Paris. Chlorine gas facility at Mannheim destroyed by British airmen. United States steamship Wakiva sunk in collision in European waters.

Paris Mannheim United States Wakiva

Do You Enjoy Life? Chamberlain's Tablets Ad

A newspaper blurb extols Chamberlain's Tablets to improve digestion and bowel regulation, claiming a healthy stomach boosts enjoyment of life and that few doses can tone the stomach and improve meals. The tone is promotional and direct.

Wheeling Hosts 25th Anniversary for Bishop Donahue

Cardin als, archbishops, bishops and priests gather in Wheeling for the silver jubilee of Rt. P. J. Donahue's consecration as bishop. Cardinal Gibbons will deliver the sermon at the Cathedral in a ceremony rescheduled for convenience.

Wheeling W. Va Rt. P. J. Donahue Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore

First steamship to cross ocean marked a century ago

New York May 22 the century since Savannah began transatlantic steam navigation. The Savannah left Savannah Georgia and reached Liverpool on June 20 after 18 days at sea of a 26 day voyage, proving feasibility of ocean steam travel.

New York Atlantic Savannah Ocean Europe Liverpool

New England League Opens Season With Local Matchups

Lowell Maine May 22 The New England Baseball League marks its season start with games slated for tomorrow Portland at Fitchburg Haverhill at Lawrence and Lewiston at Lowell The circuit reunites most clubs from the longtime minor league and plans a season run through Labor Day.

Lowell Maas New England Baseball League Old New England League Portland Fitchburg Haverhill Lawrence Lewiston

Centennial of transatlantic steam navigation marked by Savannah voyage

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Savannah sailing for Europe. Prominent Catholic prelates Bishops Harkins and Byrne celebrate the golden jubilee of their ordination. Pershing arrives in England for a few days as guest of the British navy. A New Hampshire league convention backs the League covenant at Manchester. The Dalles hosts an Oregon secretaries’ meeting to organize a state chamber group. Hurley calls for nationwide merchant marine policy talks in Washington. Republican party leaders plan to discuss 1920 campaign organization in Washington.

Savannah Europe United States Harkins Provividence Byrne Nashville John J. Pershing American Expeditionary Forces England New Hampshire Manchester League Oregon Washington

German Reply Forecast on Peace Terms

London May 22 forecasted German reply to peace terms favors a joint committee of representatives with a neutral president to settle economic questions. They also seek a similar body to determine damages to Belgium and France and protest the treaty’s failure to address Germany’s losses. Austria-Hungary’s responsibility is urged to be equal.

London Belgium France Germany Austria-Hungary

German peace terms extension used to quiet agitators

Paris reports the seven day extension to Germany for replying to peace terms will not be spent only drafting notes at Versailles but in Berlin to quell agitators. An influential German faction of independents is noted.

Paris Versailles Berlin Germany

Senate to vote on woman suffrage amendment

The woman suffrage constitutional amendment already approved by the house won another vote in the senate today as Senator Hale of Maine expressed support. Hale had opposed the resolution in the previous session.

Associated Press Washington House Senate Hale Maine

Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau

Tonight increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions followed by likely local showers Friday as reported by The Times via the Telephone Co. The forecast emphasizes a warm trend and possible showers in the local area.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co

Fort Mcintosh Observes 24 Hour Weather Report

Observations from Fort Mcintosh cover the past 24 hours ending at 7 am. Maximum temperature reached 70 degrees and minimum dipped to 66 degrees. Wind was from the north with light to moderate strength.

Fort Mcintosh Northweat Farr

High winds halt NO4 flight to Lisbon

Washington reports May 22 winds stopped the NO4 from continuing its voyage to Lisbon, halting the airlift mid flight and delaying the mission.

Associated Press Washington NO4 Lisbon

Southern A A U Mat Titles in Birmingham and Nashville

Amateur grapplers from many Southern cities travel to New Orleans for the Southern A A U Wrestling Championships. Clubs from Birmingham Nashville Memphis and other cities send their best men with high hopes for spirited contests to crown the premier champions across various weight classes.

New Orleans South Birmingham Nashville Memphis

Trade Problems To Be Discussed At Detroit Meeting

Detroit May 22 Timely trade problems affecting business at home and abroad will be discussed by distinguished speakers at the twenty fourth annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men. Two thousand delegates will attend in Detroit for a four day session to consider steps to retain America's place as the leading commercial nation.

Detroit Mich United States National Association of Credit Men America

German national feeling rises as peace terms are accepted

London May 22 reports that Germany shows renewed national sentiment as peace terms are fairly realized. The despatch notes a visible shift from apathy to a more solid public mood in response to the treaty, and a stronger public stance against certain terms.

Germany London Om Reuther Daily Mail

Allies seek clarification on Italian landing in Turkey

Paris dispatch reports United States Great Britain and France demanding Italy explain its forces landing in Turkey. Premier Orlande reportedly replied after a clash with Greek Premier Venizelos who withdrew from the scene.

Paris United States Great Britain France Italy Turkey Orlande Venizelos Greece

Ireland asks recognition from Paris leaders in peace talks

Paris May 22 Sinn Fein chiefs Edward De Valera Count Plunkett and Arthur Griffiths sent a letter to Premier Clemenceau stating Ireland will not be bound by British delegates actions on peace. They request recognition for Ireland.

Paris Clemenceau Edward de Valera Count Plunkett Arthur Griffiths Sinn Fein Ireland

Ukrainians Protest Polish Galicia Advance At Peace Talks

The Ukrainian artillery commission in Paris lodges a protest with the peace conference over the Polish advance in Galicia after the Paris armistice, citing Premier Paderewski’s failure to fulfill Poland’s pledges and jeopardizing the armistice and allied efforts.

Paris Ukrainian Arcistice Commission Galicia Paderewski Poland

Four Peace Conference Council Discuss Saar Valley Reparations

Paris May 22 The council of four of the peace conference examined questions about the Saar valley raised by Germany. Reparations will be taken up in the afternoon.

Paris Council of Four Saar Valley

Armenians Face Hunger and Cannibalism in Caucasus

A telegram to American Food Commissioner Heinz from Amsterdam reports famine and misery among Armenians in the Caucasus. Refugees are driven to desperation and have resorted to cannibalism, according to Heinz.

Constantinople Caucasus Amsterdam Heinz

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims 100 Dollar Reward

Advertisement pledges a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts thirty years of use and claims to purify blood and heal mucous surfaces. Urges readers to send for trial bottles and mentions Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.

Hall Tve Patacr Melvine Onre Bend Triall Cheney &O Toledo

Personal News and Surprising Rat Projections

B. W. Masterson of Crystal City and Clovis F. Perron are in the city for a few days. An estimate shows a single rat pair can yield 870 offspring a year and a five year total of 940,369,969,152 descendants.

B. W. Masterson Crystal City Clovis F. Perron

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thursoas Independent School District of City OF Laredo Violet & Oberfeldt Society Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church R. A. Millar W. M. A. of the Baptist Church Leonard Craig Circle C A.M. Yeary Blue Birds A. Poggenpohl Boy Scouts Methodist Church Headquarters Hall L. Scrivner Jack San Antonio H. F. McCauley Alden Muller McAllen G. R. Winch Robert McCulloch Corpus Christi Mrs. Shutt Delores Lieut Mrs Albert Martin Maria Tamez John O. Buenz Fred Chicago Margarita Browry Zara Emma Norman P. Groff United States Army J. Convery M. B. Yeager A. J. Mekelburg Clarence Halbert Dorothy Wiggins Evelyn Ryan Jimmie Conbra Mary Logan M. Roebel N. Williams W. J. Friedel St. McIntosh Knights of Columbus Fort Mentosh Sxty M. Ryan J. Morton E. A. Atlee L. Taylor M. T. Cogiey George Hatley Jones E. J. Foster Robt. McComb Huberich Josephine Sauvignet Maria Mowry Maude Me Knight Zara Mowry Mesdamen Johnston Wormser Yes A. G. MacDonald Hatley Chas. Deutz ODD Fellows Sa An Ee Board OF Equalization J. A. Rodriguez the Co. Com Court of Webb Co Cardus Lundow Coblenz Hunter Liggett Army of Occupation John Hines Third Army Corps Cobleng Ber UN Workmen's Council Senator Hale Weather Forecast Southern A. A. U. Mat Zemo E. W. Rose Co Cleveland
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