Federal Business Association Advances Use of Radiograma at Fort Metonti
The Laredo Federal Business Association met May 26 1926 with F H Ligarde in charge. Members discussed bulletting, savings from radiograms and proposed committees on federal estate property and hospital prisoner care. Next meeting set for June 9 at 1 30 p m.
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Laredo Federal Business Association
F.-H. Ligarde
J.-B. Trout
G. BH. Neblett
St. M
J. ‘He. Trout
Dr. King
L. J. Perkins
M. M. Pharr
Ligarde
Real home on Matamoros Street with brick structure
Large brick house with spacious lawn and fruit trees in a select residential section on Matamoros Street. Almost two lots, double garage. Price will be an agreeable surprise. One fourth cash and the balance over five years at 8 percent interest. E. J. Dryden, Agent. May 28, 1931.
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Matamoros Street
E. J. Dryden
Proclamation Declares May 29 as Tag Day in Laredo
Laredo Texas mayor Albert Martin proclaims May 29 1926 as Tag Day to raise funds for the Salvation Army. The proclamation notes the army’s aid to the sick and veterans and appeals to residents to contribute generously to support the organization and its services.
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Laredo
Texas
Salvation Army
Albert Martin
As No Man Has Loved Shown at Royal Theatre
Dr Ernest Crandall of New York City lauds the film As No Man Has Loved based on Edward Everett Hale. He praises its faithful screen adaptation, suspense, heart, acting, photography, and moving finale. The Royal Theatre presents the feature today and tomorrow.
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Royal
Ernest Crandall
Board of Education
New York City
William Fox
Crandall
Edward Everett Hale
Dr. Hale
Guvern
Royal Theatre
Sterling Sales Company Limited Partnership Formation in Laredo
Notice of a limited partnership under Texas law for Sterling Sales Company to operate in Laredo Webb County. General partner Arturo J. Puig with special partners Macedonio S. Tamez and Manuel Cavazos Jr. Capital contributions total 2600 dollars with specified cash amounts. Beginning April 8, 1926 and ending April 7, 1931.
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Sterling Sales Company
Laredo
Webb County
Texas
Arturo J. Puig
Macedonio 8S
Tamez
Manuel Cavazos, Jr
Macedonio
A. D
M. Cavazos, Jr
Social Calendar Events Highlight Friday Activities
Bridesmaids of Ley endecker Penn wedding host bridge party Friday afternoon at 3 40.6 in Robert E Lee Hotel. Mrs Travis Bruce Bunn to present student recital at 8 in High School auditorium. Mrs Miles Little to entertain with morning bridge at 9 45 in Hotel Hamilton with Mrs J C Ramsay as guest. Mrs J C Netzer hosts officers at 1620 Washington Street. Fidelis Matron Class moonlight picnic leaves Holding Institute at 7. Fort McIntosh officers and ladies host a 9 pm dance in Post Hop Room. Saturday Josephine Brewster presents pupils in dancing recital at 8 15 in High School Auditorium. Circle 1 Woman's Auxiliary food sale at C O D Grocery starting 9 am.
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Travis
Bruce
Hamilton
J. C. Ramsay
Lampanas
Texas
J. C. Netzer
Miriam Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Wshington Street
The
Baptist Sunday School
Holding Institute
Fort McIntosh
Josephine Brewster
Woman's Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Meadow Faith and Community Notices Frolic in May
A long prose segment blends verse about spring growth and a family note of social gatherings in New York Times style. It includes garden imagery, meadow life, and a list of local visitors and social events with names and places across Corpus Christi San Antonio Laredo Alice Dolores Pontiac and other Texas towns.
Argentine sportsman lands in Havana from Tampa
By Associated Press Bernardo Duggan the Argentine sportsman flying from New York to Buenos Aires landed in Havana this morning from Tampa Florida indicating a stopover in Cuba during his trip.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Bernardo Duggan
New York
Buenos Aires
Tampa
Fla
New Orleans Postoffice Number Change History
The New Orleans postoffice at 600 Camp Street handles more mail daily than any other building. To aid identification a move was made by renaming the Custom House to 423 Canal Street, prompting the postoffice to add a street number after an order from the postmaster general.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
600 Camp Street
Post Office
Custom House
Canal Street
Parrot-Killer Ends Life After Promise to Buried Pet
W H Coleman aged 48 killed himself after shooting his pet parrot in Houston. He had told his wife that if he died he wanted the parrot buried with him. A coroner's verdict of death from gunshot wounds was returned, noting ill health.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
W. H. Coleman
Northen Baptist Church adopts six month truce resolution
Washington May 28 A resolution adopting a six month truce between fundamentalists and modernists was approved at the Northern Baptist Church convention. Rev Dr C Masse of Boston proposed the measure insisting the church be ready for any evangelistic service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Northen
Baptist Church
The
C. Masse
Boston
Moody Says He Accepted Governor Bluff In Primary
In Hempstead Texas on May 28 Attorney General Moody stated he accepted the governor's bluff challenging his resignation. He called Ferguson's tactic a usual campaign trick and said if the governor fails to keep pledges, it would disillusion voters who still believe in him.
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Associated Prose
Hempstead
Texéa
Moody
James Ferguson
Worsham Elected Southwest Odd Fellows President
J. H. Worsham of Laredo won the presidency of the Southwest Odd Fellows Association at the semi annual meeting in San Antonio. The next gathering is set for November in Laredo.
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Associated
Presa
San Antonio
Texas
J. H. Worsham
Laredo
Southwest
Odd: Fellows Association
Wyoming coal reserves seen to last millennia
Cheyenne May 28 Albert B. Bartlett state geologist says Wyoming coal beds can supply the United States for 2,000 years at current consumption rates. He cites the state's total coal as 1,076,620,100,009 tons, virtually all bituminous.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
United States
Albert B. Bartlett
Trade Union College: Nation's first workers school founded in Boston
A fragment notes the Trade Union College as the first workers school in the United States, established in Boston about seven years ago and operated entirely by working men. It mentions 14 000 motormen and conductors employed on Chicago street railways and references the broader labor and industry surface.
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Chicago
Trade’ Union
College
The
United States
Boston
Ambassador Sheffield urges action to free hostages and hunt bandits
The report notes Ambassador Sheffield pressing the foreign office to obtain prisoners' release and punish the raiders. It says Mexican authorities have promptly taken measures and dispatched troops to pursue the attackers, aiming to discredit any revolutionary plot in Mexico City.
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Sheffield S Hancing
Lfaxtee
Feo
Mexico
Amercana
Shatfield
Foreign Office
Bank teller killed in Winnipeg robbery
Maurice Garing, a Royal Bank of Canada teller in Winnipeg, was shot and killed during a hold up today. The robber escaped with $2000.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Maurice Garing
Teller
Royal Bank ‘of Canada
Constable Arrest Stuns Lake Township Officials
Axa Bartett Blue Lake township supervisor Krubasech and his daughter Janet were among those killed in the Three Lakes Tavern bombing. Police arrested Krubaehh, a local supervisor, in connection with the blast that claimed the lives of Janet and her fiancé William Frank and others yesterday.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Mich
Axa Bartett
Lake
Krubaehh
Krubasech
Janet
William Frank
Lakes Tavern
Yeaterday
Memorial tablet unveiled for Christy Mathewson at Braves Field
Boston fans and out of town humorists gathered at Braves Field for the Mathewson Memorial Day ceremony. A memorial tablet was unveiled on the right grandstand by the Boston National League club, Mathewson’s former team president at his death. Proceeds from Giants versus Braves will fund two memorials, one at Bucknell and another at Saranac Lake, honoring the famed pitcher.
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Presa
Boston
Mass
Braves
Christy
Mathewson
Boston National
Giants
Lewisburg
Matty
Bucknell College
Saranac Lake
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Federal Business Association
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Daisy
Louise Driscoll
New York Times
A. M. Welters
W. W. Dunlap
Patsy
W. C. Douglas
R. C Bryan
F. Clark
Alice
R. C. Bryant
Hardie Jefferies
Son Frego
Reuben Davis
Dolores
F. H. Enkhausen
Warry
Georgia
Pontiac
Mrs
John Garnett
Out
Charles Edward Scratchley
Eva Florence
James Lewis Tatum
Christ Church
Miss Scratchley
Alpha
Luisa Peres
Lila de" la*Garra
Misa de
la‘Garza
Amelia
Aurora , Peres
Antonia Valls
Josefina Guajardo
Amelia ‘Gonzalez
Aurora Zertuche
Berta
Maria Luisa Estos
Amelia de Lachica
Tencha
Lilla Longoria
Guesta
Maria Flores
Fidela de la Garza
Bella Leal
Jose G. Gonzalez
J. Casso
B. de la Garza
R. V. Martin
Beatriz Guerra
Maria Juarez
Inocente Farias
Magdalena Garcia
Blanca Casso
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
J. K. Helton
R. A. Miller
Neff
Mrs. Loyer
Mesdames Neff
Wheatley
Smith
Harper
Barlow
Mackin
Hodges
Candlin
Loyer
Helton
Miller Bee
Mesdames
S. J. Withoff
Matias de Liano
Salinas Avenue
Hsther Penn
Peter P. Leyendecker, Jr
Leopoldo Villegas
Esther Penn
Angelina Farlag
Rosa Maria de Llano
Mesdames Justo
S Penn
Ed. Pefia
Travis Bruce Bunn
Adelaide Bunn
Primorosa
Caballero B
Ombra Leggiera
Dinorah Glace Ibe
Meyerbeer
Gebhardt
Alice Penn
Little Brothers
Beulah Cezeaux
Secret of
Mine
Natalia’ Peréx
Mlsolati
Ruby’ Colian
Bel Raggio
Cne Rossini
Virginik ‘Pores
Brahma Catrall
Roas
Pilar Mustlelea
Hazel
Alus Grainger
Eaddie S . Hewitt
Virginia
Natalia
Perez
Shriners
Philadelphia
Imperial Session Council
Nobles of
Elitanx of Color
Imperial Council
Mecca Temple
Canada
Parrot
Self
Ing
Swith
Anamid
Faittelligent
Edie Eilushted
Dan Moody
Worsham
Labor and
Industry
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