Republican Creager protests Mayfield renomination
The piece condemns Republican Chairman Creager for contesting Harle B. Mayfield's Democratic nomination for U.S. senator. It argues the 1913 1914 Texas primary laws were followed and declares the challenge an attempt to disrupt the Democratic party. The column predicts Texas voters will choose Democrats and warns against dual citizenship issues among naturalized Americans abroad.
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Creager
Harle B. Mayfred
United State
Texas
Mayfield
Republian
The Woman Who Sells Herself Advice for ambitious careers
A renowned scenario writer urges women to apply salesmanship to career goals. She argues women should attract attention with distinct, engaging presentation rather than passivity and stresses choosing timely, relevant topics to stand out. She advises treating a career as a job and performing it well when opportunities arise.
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Marshall Neilan
M.O
Schopenhauer
Mr. Neilan
Polly
the Follies
Mr. Ziegfeld
Americans in Smyrna District Face Protection Questions
More than a thousand so called American citizens in the Smyrna district may receive government aid as President urges emergency funds. Many are natives who naturalized in the United States merely to return home and live under better conditions while retaining protection statutes. The issue centers on whether such citizens forfeit protection by leaving abroad.
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Tripoli
Germany
Alhough
State Department
Aoman
Orient
Smyrna
Pitfalls of Translation in Moscow Relief Work
A. P. report from Moscow notes translators for the American Relief Administration are educated young women many with titles. A countess translator to Moscow papers habitually added theatrical listings, misjudging real news as entertainment, including a supposed performance of The Shaver of Seville.
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Associated
Presa
Moscow
Russia
American Relief Administration
Shaver of
Seville
Notable 18th–19th Century Figures and Events Montage
A compact recap of births and deaths: Henry Middleton born in London 1770 and died in Charleston 1846. Prosper Mérimée born Paris 1802 and died Cannes 1870. Richard Gilmore born Glasgow 1824 and died St Augustine 1891. George W. Peek born Henderson NY 1840 and died 1916. Also noted are the sloop Albany's disappearance in 1464, Gen Joseph Hooker’s 1864 appointment in Cincinnati, the 1890 cornerstone for Indiana’s State House, and 1893 Francis Joseph unveiling Andreas Hofer statue in Innsbruck.
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Henry Middleton
South Carolina
UU. S
Russia
London
England
Charleston
S. C
Prosper Merimee
Paris
Cannes
Richard Gilmore
Cleveland
Glasgow
Scot
St. Agustine
Pla
Generge W. Peek
Wisconsin
Henderson
N. Y
Albany
Aspinwall
Joseph Hooker
Northern Department
Cincinnati
State House
Indianapolis
Francis Joseph
Innsbruck
Andreas Hofer
Young Railroad Hero Mapother Turns Fifty Today
Wille L. Mapother, president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, marks his fiftieth birthday. He joined the company as a 16 year old errand boy, worked up through clerical ranks, and became vice president in 1905 before being elected president on March 17.
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America
Wille L. Mapother
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Mapother
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville
The
Road
White Mapother
Mil Smith
Stirling Hardy Lone Ranger of the Border Visits His Aunts
Stirling Hardy, a former Texas Ranger quartermaster who served under Captain McNally from 1876 to 1878, visits Austin after decades away. He recalls Las Cuevas and hard border fights near Rio Grande City and Brownsville, ties with the 1870s border wars, and his 1880 resignation. Now 76, Hardy distributes medicine samples and avoids hard labor.
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Texas Rangers
Captain McNally
Yesteryears
Stirling Hardy
Austin
Hardy
Texas Ranger Service
Rio Grande
Rangers
Mexico
Mr. Hardy
McNally
Las Cuevas
Rio Grande City
Brownsville
Laredo
Flr
Ranger Service
Texas
Laredo Oil District Sees New Wells and Milestones
In the Laredo oil district seven firms drill in while three to four set casings. New No. 1 wells include Dixie Oil Co Elm Interests Russell Johnson and Pinkston with Ross No. 2 also active. Cole No. 2 Bruni field to begin tomorrow as several wells near production and a Mirando crude train is planned to San Antonio. Colon Scott arrives to oversee Schott and Mirando interests.
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Laredo Oil District
Dixie Oil Co
Elm
Russell & Johnson and
Pinkston
Ross No
Magnolia
Olson
Bruni
Laredo
Learn-Young No
Aguilares
Learn
Id. Young
San Antonio
Colon Scott
Mirandy Oil Co
Schott Oil Co
Schott Field
Rotary Club Hear Paving Plans for Laredo
The Laredo Rotary Club met at Hamilton Cafe with 86.9 percent attendance. Mayor Pro Tem Brennan and city engineer Crecillius outlined paying for the city’s paving project and drainage system, noting preparations are nearly complete and paving may start by late December.
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Laredo
8. B. Crecillius
Cantrell
Rotary Club
Brennan
Crecillius
Mail Slot Receptacle Requirement for Home Delivery
Post office notices mail delivery will be discontinued if dwellings lack a door slot or mail receptacle. Postmasters report delay to carriers at homes without receptacles and urge compliance, noting most homes are already equipped and the change benefits residents and carriers.
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Post Office Department
Ligarde
Prominent Remedy Gains Wide Acceptance for Bowel Ailments
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in relieving bowel complaints in children and adults has made it nearly universal in use and claims it has no equal.
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Chamberlain
The Ideal Purgative Mention in 19th Century Ads
A fragment references Chamberlain's Tablet as an ideal purgative. The text notes a product labeled as a gentle laxative and purgative, used in period advertising.
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Chamberlain
Notice of Trustee Sale in Bankruptcy Case Netzer
Trustee F M Rambay announces private sale of all merchandise and fixtures of Joseph Netzer bankrupt at 1311 13 15 Lincoln Street Laredo Texas on September 30 1922 at 10 am cash only per order of judge John C Scott referee in bankruptcy in district court southern district of Texas Webb County records 1922 9 19.
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John C. Scott
Lincoln Street
Laredo
Webb
Texas
Cald
Joseph Netzer
Webb County
F. M. Rambay
Probate Court Admits Two Wills and Appoints Executors
In the estate of Mrs Re fugio Vela Vda de Benavides the will dated April 28 1921 was probated and recorded. G P Farlas named executor with bond of 200000. Appraisers were M W Brennan Royle K Mima and Albert Martin. In the estate of Mrs Margaret J Walters the will was probated George W Sprague appointed executor with bond 20000. EB H Sauvignet J Leyendecker and N Johnson named appraisers.
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Refugio Vela Vda. de Benavides
G. P. Farlas
M. W. Brennan
Royle K. Mima
Albert Martin
Margaret J. Walters
George W. Sprague
Eb.h. Sauvignet
J. Leyendecker
N. Johnson
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Le&son
the Say'’S
Miranda
Rotarians
Sanitary Grocery Co
J. C. Netzer Co
I. Alexander
Emeteria
Mendoza
Hide and Animal Inspector Webb
At. T
the Sanitary Dairy
Purina
Walker Morrow CO. Distributors
Sonora News Company
Oodman
Kurbide
Guaiadee
Guinn & Perkins Fale
Tie Anes
the District Court OF the United States
Southern District OF Texas
Benavides
M. J. Walters
Creamary Company
Iturbide
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