Hotel Arrivals Listed From St. Anthony and Pena Hotels
A compiled list shows guests and visiting persons at St. Anthony Hotel and Hotel Pena including Bryant Allen Geo H Shelton Monterey W A Ingran Dallas Raymond Craiger San Antonio J H Gunspie Corpus Christi EH A Montgomery San Antonio D T Austin Houston W D Hoder Galveston Mr and Mrs W K Weaner Wichita Falls Mr and Mrs P A Hoffman City 8 Miller Monterey R L Stidham Mirando City J C Brown Shirley Martin Chicago E K Smith M H Lightfoot V H Harding San Antonio and others at the two hotels.
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ST. Anthony Hotel
Bryant Allen
Geo. H. Shelton
Monterey
W. A. Ingran
Dallas
Raymond Craiger
San Antonio
J. H. Gunspie
Corpus Christi
EH. A. Montgomery
D. T. Austin
Houston
W. D. Hoder
Galveston
W. K. Weaner
Wichita Falls
P. A. Hoffman
City
Miller
R.L. Stidham
Miranda City
J. C. Brown
Shirley Martin
Chicago
E. K. Smith
M. H. Lightfoot
V. H. Harding
Bishop Brown Chairs House of Bishops Role
Rt Reverend William Cabell Brown has been chosen to succeed Bishop Carlor of Tennessee as chairman of the House of Bishops. He serves as bishop of Virginia, born in Nelson County in 1861, educated locally, and has prior missions in Rio Grande do Sul Brazil before becoming bishop coadjutor of Virginia in 1914 and trustee of the Theological Seminary of Virginia. He is noted for scholarship and eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cabell Brown
Carlor
Tennessee
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Virginia
Od Dominion
Nelson County
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Porto Rico
Islands
Theological Seminary of Virginia
Brown
Birthday highlights for notable figures on September 29
Hon Michael Patrick Cashin former Newfoundland premier born Cape Broyle Newfoundland 58 years ago today. Dr Charles S Howe Case School of Applied Science president born Nashut New Hampshire 64 years ago today. Edwin C Dinwiddie longtime Anti Salooneague leader born Bringfied Ohio 55 years ago today. Frederick J Thompson Mobile publisher born Aberdeen Mississippi 47 years ago today. Ulysses S Webb California attorney general born Wlemington West Virginia 58 years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Patrick Cashin
Newfoundland
Cape Broyle
Charles S. Howe
Case School of Applied Science
Nashut
N. H
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Bringfied
Frederick J.thompson
Aberdeen
Miss
Ulysses S. Webb
California
Wlemington
W. Va
Michaelmas Day and Civic Events Across Cities
Today marks Michaelmas Day and the 375th anniversary of Cervantes birth. The City of London selects a new Lord Mayor to be installed November 9. The G A R encampment ends in Des Moines as Democrats in New York convene in Syracuse to adopt a platform and state ticket for the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Don Qixote
London
G. A.R
Des Moines
Democrats of
New York
Syracuse
Laredo Boy Scouts Begin 1922 23 Efficiency Contest
An efficiency contest for all Troops and Scouts of the Laredo Council Boy Scouts of America runs from October 1 to October 1, 1923 with points for attendance camping good turns advancement and school records. Monthly programs include lectures first aid court of honor and weekly scout tests at Scout Headquarters.
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Lredo Council
Boy Scouts of America
Eagle Scout
Executive Mackay
Craig
Merchants
Civic Clubs
Laredo
Commissioner Craig
Scout Headquarters
Scout Holy
Central School
Milmo Bank
Laredo National Bank
Social calendar and club notes from town events
Friday plans include a Sunbeam Band meeting at the Baptist Church. General notices list residents traveling to San Antonio, Fort Leavenworth, and Monterrey, and report club meetings for the Married Ladies Social Club, Rosebud Club, and Ladies Aid Society with prizes and lessons in verse and sharing earnings from a dollar contest.
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Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Notice of Trustee Sale in Bankruptcy of Joseph Netzer
In the District Court of the United States Southern District of Texas notice of trustee sale for Joseph Netzer bankrupt. On September 30 1922 at 10 o clock A M at 1311 13 16 Lincoln Street Laredo Webb County Texas merchandise and fixtures to be sold privately for cash continuing daily except Sundays until sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Netzer
John C. Scott
Lincoln Street
Laredo
Webb County
Texas
Saie
Joseph Netzér
Violet Oberfeldt Society Editor Featured
Mrs Violet Oberfeldt society editor is highlighted by the local press club noting her telephone contact number and active role in community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Community page notes reveal church circle gatherings and program highlights
Brother White spoke on the Opportunities of the Old Society during a short address and a well received program featured vocal selections and readings with encores. Hostesses served ice, cakes to a long list of ladies including Stowers White Neff Hiatt Rogers and Nunnally. Circle One and Circle Two of the Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. A E McCulloch’s home to plan a bazaar and enjoy social time with many attendees.
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Brother White
Allyn Stowers
Miss Nunnally
Moorflight
Eiver
Katherine Keithley
Mesdames Phelps
White
Neff
Hiatt
Rogers
Stowers
Seaman
Hodges
Keithiey
S. M. Smith
Perkins
H. F. Smith
Wright
Woodul
Nelle
Daley
McCauley
Harper
F. H. Earnest
Miss Lines
The
Presbyterian Church
A. E. McCulloch
Heights
Mesdames Hagadorn
Freuler
Treadwell
Winch
Colman
Borchers
Sutton
Sweatman
Vorhinger
Martin
Windrow
Westbrook
Lattig
Sterling
Gyer
Austin
McCulloch
Hatley
Ramsay
Lang
Matrow
Hansen
Miss Box
Week of Prayer Observed by Baptist Women
Under the Woman's Missionary Union thousands of Southern Baptists will begin the first week in October with prayer for the 375 million campaign. Baptist headquarters in Nashville announced the programs including sermons by pastors and midweek prayer services to seek further success for the denomination's forward movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Woman’s Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist
League Deficit Prompts Push to Collect Dues
Geneva Sept 29 The League of Nations finance committee reports a precarious financial situation. Five million gold francs remains unpaid for 1921 and only half of this year’s assessments have been paid. The secretariat was urged to press members for payment amid objections from some delinquents including Central American countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Assembly of the
League of Nations
League
Marriage Rights Expanded for Russian Clergy
Moscow reports the congress of the new living church, aiming to supplant the old Orthodox church, voted to permit married priests to become archbishops, allow second marriages, let monks wed after renouncing vows, and marry widows. They also rejected the fourth-degree relationship as an obstacle and pressed for church treasury control and taxation of worshippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Moscow
New Living Church
Old Orthodox Church of
Russia
Lving
Weather Forecast From New Orleans Bureau
The Times carries a forecast from the United States Weather Bureau in New Orleans. Tonight and Saturday are anticipated to be generally fair with no major storms expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Times
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 34 Hour Weather Observation
Fort McIntosh records show 34 hour period ending 7 am with max and min temperatures noted as 88 and 69 units and wind direction described as south. The data is partial and garbled but conveys a basic temperature range and wind orientation.
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Fort McIntosh
Ballot Matter Kinks in Texas Conference on Certification
In Austin on September 24 Secretary of State Staples and Attorney General Keeling discussed whether Warle B. Mayfield's name will be certified to county clerks as the Democratic candidate without another AG ruling. No decision issued. Staples also notified Republican Chairman Creager that George E. B. Peddy's name would not be certified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Warle B. Mayfield
Staples
Keeling
Creager
George E. B. Peddy
Stillman Victory in Divorce Case and Heir Claim
Carmel N Y Sept 29 James A Stillman former president of National City Bank was denied a decree in his absolute divorce suit against Anne A Stillman The referee found Baby Guy Stillman legitimate and a complete victory for Mrs Stillman The referee upheld claims of misconduct with Leeds and Beauvais while discrediting her alleged misconduct with Beauvais Guy retains rights to a 6 million trust fund created by grandfather James Stillman and Heir to two brothers and a sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Carmel
N. Y
James A. Stillman
Nasional City Bank of New York
Anne A. Stillman
Daniel J. Gleason
Orence Leeds
James Stillman
Texans Plan concerted attack on boll weevil
About 30 farming and business organizations in Texas will meet in Dallas to form a plan for eradicating the boll weevil. The strategy involves starving the pest by cutting all stalks just before its hibernation, said James Z. George, general manager of the Texas Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
James Z. George
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Beaumont Stays In Texas Baseball League
Waco sought entry to the Texas league, but H. A. Dupuy of Marlin announced Beaumont will retain its berth in the Texas league and Waco will try for a Texas-Oklahoma league club.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Beaumont
H. A. Dupuy
Marlin
Dupuy
Virgin's Sacrifice shown at Strand Theater
The Strand Theater screens A Virgin's Sacrifice tomorrow with scenes shot in the far North during a sunless three weeks. Refraction on snow produced a sunlight effect and the plot centers on a young girl who bears a great responsibility to keep her mother happy with help from a noble youth.
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Strand Theater
Far North
Old Sol
Griffith
Mustapha Pasha vows no advance as Greek revolution spreads
Mustapha Kemal Pasha replies to General Harington saying his troops will halt and no incident should occur. Greek army in Thrace and Epirus corps join the revolution. The revolutionary committee proposes a cabinet with Alexander Zaimis as premier and M Volitis as foreign minister. Elections likely next week. Constantine is not a prisoner.
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Associated Press
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Harington
Thrace
Epirus
George
Alexander Zaimis
M. Volitis
British ultimatum pressures Kemal at Chanak
London demands Turkish troops withdraw from the Chanak zone as General Harington plans a talks session with Kemal Pasha in Mudania. If no shots are fired in the next 24 hours along the Dardanelles the immediate danger of hostilities may be averted. Allies consider a mixed commission to stabilize Thrace at Rolasto Talabourgas and Adrianople.
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Constantinople
Harington
Dardanelles
Ares
Kemal Pasha
Mudania
Sea of
Marmara
Chanak
Great Britain
Rolasto
Talabourgas
Adrianople
Thrace
Former King Constantine Held Prisoner in Athens
Paris reports that former King Constantine has been kept as a prisoner in Athens awaiting arrangements to send him out of Greece. The message arrived in official quarters.
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Paris
Constantine
Athens
Confidence in Venizelos Telegram Seeks Unity
Paris dispatch reports the revolutionary committee expressing full confidence in former Premier Venizelos and charging him with defending the national cause. The telegram called for his immediate cooperation.
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Paris
En’selos
Revolutionary Committee
Impeachment Move Aimed at Governor Reily
Washington dispatch states Felix Cordova Davila the Porto Rico resident commissioner will travel to San Juan to secure documentary evidence to impeach Governor E Mont Reily. Davila charges the administration has ignored Porto Rican demands for removal and says impeachment proceedings are the necessary path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Felix Cordova Davila
Porto Rico
San Juan
Congress
E. Mont Reily
Davila
Reily
Dust Explosions Kill Dozens In U S Plants
Over the past year dust blasts in industrial plants across the United States have claimed nearly one hundred lives and caused property damage exceeding seven million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harding Would Bolt The Party In Des Moines Address
Dr George T Harding father of President Harding told Des Moines listeners he would halt the Republican party and vote for Democratic U S Senate candidate Jyd I Nlerring if he lived in Iowa. Harding spoke during his Grand Army of the Republic visit and labeled Smith W Brookhart, the Republican opponent, as a socialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
George T Harding
Harding
Jyd
I. Nlerring
United States
Dlarding
Grand Army of the Republic
Smith W. Brookhart
Merring
Commission Meeting on Wartime Debt Funding Plans
The war debt funding commission met by secretary Mellon to review wartime obligations to the United States. Discussions covered Near East difficulties, the France reparations moratorium, and Britain negotiations to fund five million dollars of British obligations. Individual members reportedly had informal indications from Britain of refunding proposals by their financial mission.
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Associated Press
Washington
Foreign Debt Funding Commission
Mellon
France
Great Britain
Siki Accepts Any Light Heavyweight Challenge Here
New York September 29 Battling Siki the Senegalese fighter who KOed Georges Carpentier in Paris last Sunday will fight in New York on Thanksgiving Day about November 30. Promoter Tex Rickard said Siki accepted to meet any light heavyweight Rickard names.
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Associated Press
New York
Brenn Tied to Celestine Schneider’s Body in Garage Fire
Police say Harry R. Brenn placed the body of Celestine Schneider in his garage near St. Louis just before a fire destroyed it. Brenn, holder of a $16,000 life insurance policy, vanished as the blaze began. An arrest order was sent nationwide. The girl’s body had been stolen from a cemetery.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Harry R. Brenn
Celestine Schneider
Here
Brenn
British Tobacco and Canadian Fisheries in Global Trade
Britain consumes about 46 000 tons of tobacco yearly while France grows as a key European market for American chewing gum. Refined sugar costs in the United States are among the lowest worldwide. An estimated 409 000 Canadians depend on fisheries for livelihood.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Canada
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Hotel Pena
B. Ketzer
O. L. Openerman
A. P. Cantu
Juan Barrera
Juan Lozano
Adolfo Arguljo
San Diego
J. N. Kutzut
W. E. Hobbs
A. R. Ellis
Arturo Martinez
J. T. Coleman
EB. Laham
Miranda
Isidro Saenz
City Drug Co
Eeee Ey
Church and
Boy Scout
Martion Couthey Smith
Harper's
J. O. Buenz
H. D. Shelby
Harry Shelby
W. H. Garrison
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Major Garrison
Sam Mackin
Stanley Copeland
Eugenia Copeland
BE. V. Lee
States
H. G. DaCamara
Corpus Christ
C. F. Smith
Pearsall
E. T. Laubscher
R. K. Hyman
Married Ladies Social Club
T. A. Austin
E. J. Foster
Rosebud Club
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Morgan
Bradford
Mesdames Seaman, Perkins and Daley
Keithley
the District Court OF the United States
Southern District OF Texas
Om Week OF Prayer
Weather Forecast
Brutish
Kemal
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Venizelos
Stillman
Guy
Chanak Zone
Commissioner Davila
Lloyd George
Gen. Pershing
Rhine
Start
Commission
Siki
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