Various notices and ads from Texas paper including court, rentals and licenses
A blend of small ads and notices lists furniture rental deliveries from G A Stowery Furniture Co and floral offers from Green Florist in San Antonio. It notes a Zapata county district court convening next Monday and upcoming marriage licenses for Chavar ria, Saavedra, Cardenas, Luna. Also mentions Cleveland six cylinder cars at National Motor Co, electrical contractor Wormser Brothers, and a Milmos versus San Antonio Leaguers series at Legion Park with expected crowds. Fidel Cantu auto painting and Saft's Beacon shoes are advertised.
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Cleveland
National Motor Co
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Jose Angel Chavarria
Maria Ramos
Jose Saavedra
Mercedes Cardenas
Juan Rosales
Jesusita Luna
Milmos
Legion Park
Fidel Cantu
Abandoned by Native Brig Report From Bay of Bengal Rescue
The account describes Captain Norman Macmillan and Captain Mallins surviving 60 hours afloat in a wrecked seaplane in the Bay of Bengal. A passing native brig initially nears, then passes without aid as the aviators signal with a distress flag. They are later rescued by a steam launch.
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Norman Macmillan
Mallins
Bay of Bengal
The
Daily News
Captain Macmillan
Macmillan
Mailling
Judge J O Luby Visiting Laredo
Judge James O Luby a renowned Southwest Texas attorney and longtime San Diego resident visits Laredo. He is a Republican and known for his humor and entertaining presence while staying at the Hamilton Hotel.
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J. O. Luby
Laredo
James O. Luby
Texas
San Diego
Judge Luby
Hamilton Hotel
The Roof Tree at Royal Theatre Promises Grand Scenic Scenes
William Russell stars in The Roof Tree a William Fox production shown at the Royal Theatre beginning today. The film is touted as a major example of a picture built on dramatic big scenes with an old-time frontier tale set in Virginia and Kentucky written by Charles Neville Buck.
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Royal Today Tomorrow
William Fox
William Russell
Royal Theatre
Virginia
Kentucky
Charles Neville Buck
The Key to Long Living for Elderly Men
The article notes that men aged eighty five to ninety are slender and spare not rotund, living on a slender diet. It cautions that even careful men past middle age can overeat or eat unsuitable foods causing indigestion or related issues.
Decline in Agriculture Reported by Daily Mail
London reports a labor correspondent’s view that farmers and laborers face meager rewards due to profiteering middlemen. The piece notes reduced arable land since 1918 and a shift to permanent pasture, with national self-sufficiency at risk as productive land declines and labor remains idle.
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London
Daily Mail
England
Cheaper Postal Rates Among Central European States
An agreement among Austria Italy Czechoslovakia Romania and Hungary cuts international letter rates by 25 percent for exchanges among these states. The goal is to keep tightly bound the newly formed states from former Austro Hungarian lands.
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Associated Press
Rome
Austria
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Hungary
Vint
Australyarian
Church Circles Schedule and Anniversary Party
Thursday and Friday church meetings are listed for circles and aids at various homes and at the Baptist Church. An anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. S. E. B. Woods at 2020 Market Street featured gifts, a five hundred game, and an ice course with attendees including the Sandefer and O Meara families.
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W.M. A
The
Baptist Church
Ladies Aid
Christan Church
Morgan
Bradford
Presbyterian Church
A. B. McCulloch
Sunbeam Band
S. EB. Woods
Market Street
J. R. Sandefer
EB. Woods
Ira O'Meara
Mezdames
W. N. Young
Mary
Shelby
Amer Penn
Mrs Shiner Guild Holds Picnic And Rummage Sale
Mrs B F Wright opened the meeting and minutes were read by Mrs W N Young. The Rummage Sale will be held at the Netzer building next to Sanitary Grocery, starting at 9 AM Saturday. A Mexico City trip note and birthday cake for Mrs Addie Shiner were part of the gathering.
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Netzer
Jack Shiner
Heights
B. F. Wright
W. N. Young
Sanitary Grocery Store
Guild
E. B. Adams
Mexico
Addie Shiner
Arkles
Mesdames Arkles
Anderson
Brennan
Craven
Cook
Joseph
Keh
Mims
Mussett
MacGregor
A. B. Muller
Poster
Fred Wright
Shahady
Martha Anderson
Adie Shiner
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau daily note
The Times prints the U S Weather Bureau forecast noting tonight and Friday will be generally fair.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh Weather Report Today
Observations for 24 hours ending 7 am report a max temperature of 90 degrees and a min of 61 degrees. Winds are from the south with clear conditions reported.
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Fort McIntosh
Black man killed by mob during transport in Georgia
In Sandersville Georgia on September 28 Jim Johnson a Black man was taken from deputies en route to Wrightsville to stand trial and fatally harmed by a mob. He had been charged with confronting a white woman according to the deputy sheriff in charge.
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Associated Press
Sandersville
Jim Johnson
Wrightsville
Sheriff Nolley Accused in Hastland County Case
Fort Worth Texas September 28 a complaint filed this morning charges Sheriff Sam Nolley with a statutory offense. Officers allege they found Nolley with a woman in a hotel on Saturday night. A 300 dollar bond was fixed.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Sam Nolley
Hastland County
Nolley
Watson Buried Today in Thomson Georgia
The body of Senator Thomas E. Watson was brought home to Thomson Georgia and buried with a large gathering including Georgia Backwoodsmen officials and leaders. The funeral party included Watsons Washington staff members of the Georgia delegation and U S senators appointed by the vice president. The Junior Order of American Mechanics led the grave service.
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Associated Press
Thomson, Ga
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Washington
United States
Order of American Mechanics
Watson
Oddities and Miscellany From a Historic Page
A string of curious facts on animals and history includes a dolphin with 200 teeth and a garden snail with over 1400, Cardinal Wolsey’s interviews with a cat, and early American housing built before 1880. It notes fish consumption in Germany rising, phono gram therapy for patients, and sailors fearing ship cats, with a final fragment about John D. alvidende.
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Cardinal Wolsey
Europe
Japan
Guinea
Germany
Dalmatia
Nero
George
Buckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
John D
Denby Names Twelve Destroyers to Sail from Norfolk
Secretary Denby announced twelve destroyers ordered from Norfolk Va to Constantinople. Departure date not set. The piece notes the Greek revolution’s bloodless progress and Constantine abdication in favor of Crown Prince George, with a provisional revolutionary committee likely to seize power. British wartime diplomacy faces tense shifts.
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Associated Press
Denby
Norfolk
Constantinople
Constantine
George
Ingur Bent
Asmali Tepe
Lloyd George
Venizelos
Great Britain
Chanak
G A R Resents Slur At Lincoln Civil War
Des Moines is the site of the Grand Army of the Republic encampment where leaders discuss retaliatory resolutions against Confederate veterans’ claim that Lincoln started the Civil War. Commander in chief Pitcher doubts Southern soldiers share the sentiment, but a minority pushed the measure during a lapse in attendance.
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Associated Preags
Des Moines
Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Pitcher
Federal report on Thurber Mingus mistreatment forwarded
Fort Worth Texas September 28 federal authorities will forward the report on alleged mistreatment during the Thurber and Mingus strike to the attorney general in Washington. Authorities exonerated the state rangers after charges by miners union District President Wilkinson. The nature of the federal report was not announced. Austin Texas September 28 Adjutant General Barton ordered to reduce martial law troops at Denison from 250 to 125 by September 30. The reduction follows a Katy Railroad conference and a calmer strike situation at Denison.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Thurber and Mingus
Washington
United States
Wilkinson
Miners’ Union
Austin
Barton
Denison
Neff
Denigon
Katy Road
Denfisone
Ford Backer Proposal Circulates A Democratic Committee
A proposal to endorse Henry Ford for the 1924 U.S. presidency was prepared for the Democratic state central committee resolutions panel in Bay City Michigan. The plan notes reframers do not speak for Ford or with his consent and the committee would decide how to handle it.
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Associated Press
Bay City
Mich
Henry Ford
United States
Resolutions Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
Ford
Notable events mark today in religion and politics
Three hundredth death anniversary of St Francis of Sales noted. England’s famed soldier the Earl of Ypres turns 70. The National Council of Catholic Men begins its second annual convention in Washington. Liberal leaders of British Columbia convene in Nelson to discuss policy. A boulder monument by Alabama women honors the state’s old capital site at Senahan.
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St. Francis of Sales
England
Farl of
Ypres
Viscount French
National Council of Catholic Men
Washington
DE. Cc
British Columbia
Nelson
Alabama
Old St
British Cabinet Views Dardanelles Crisis With Grave Concern
London reports the British government taking a grave view of the Dardanelles situation overshadowing Greek developments. There is concern of renewed fighting between British forces and Turkish Nationalists as General Harrington notes Kemal Pasha's evasive reply to warnings about the neutral zone.
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London
Cireley
Dardanelles
Greece
Harrington
Constantinople
Kemal Pasha
Former Greek King Constantine Reported Imprisoned
Constantinople Sept 28 report states former King Constantine who abdicated yesterday is believed imprisoned by revolutionaries in Athens.
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Constantinople
Constantine of
Greece
Athens
Revolution enters Athens as Venizelist rally swells
A section of the revolutionary army in Athens is reportedly favoring a republic and may face difficulties in King George’s accession. A large pro Venizelist demonstration was held overnight as revolutionaries seize key points and form a new government. The battleship Lemnos arrived at Phaleron with tugboats and destroyers.
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Athens
George
Lemnos
Phaleron
Bandit Still Alive After Arkansas Bank Robbery
Eureka Springs Arkansas Sept 28 Charles Price the wounded bandit who with four companions robbed the First National Bank yesterday is alive doctors say he has a slight chance of recovery. The two other wounded bandits remain in hospital. Relatives of the two dead bandits George Price and Cy Wilson of Couston Oklahoma have not been heard from. The bandits attempted to steal 74000 in cash and securities.
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Presa
Eureka Springs
Ark
Charles Price
First National Bank
George Price
Cy Wilson
Cookston
Oklahoma
The Fatal Marriage revival at Rialto Theatre
Rialto screens a revival of The Fatal Marriage featuring Wallace Reid and Lilian Gish after a nod to Enoch Arden. The program notes era themes of missing spouses and aging partners reflected in nineteenth century storytelling.
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Rialto
Mmother
Lord Tennyson
Enoch Arden
D. W. Griffith
Wallace Reid
Lilian Gish
New RC Pictures
Rialto Theatre
Identify body as that of girl found in burned garage
The police announced they were confident the young woman found in the burned Breen garage is Miss Celeste Schneider, 18, who was stolen from Mt. Hope cemetery Monday night, not Harry Breen as first believed. Breen, 26, has vanished with $16,009 life insurance. his wife is being questioned and prepared to depart for Germany.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Poee
Harry Breen
Breens
Celeste Schneider
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Breen
Germany
Peddy's Name Considered for Ballot in Texas
In Austin on Sept 28 the nomination certificate for George F. E. Peddy was returned to the state department with signatures from 19 of 21 Republican state committee members. Secretary Staples will accept them and the attorney general's office is studying legality. Democratic Chairman Davis favors placing Peddy on the official ballot without further contest.
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Austin
Texas
George FE
Ib. Peddy
State Department
Repubican State Committee
Attorney General’s Department
Frank C. Davis
Democratic State Committee
Neff
Keeling
Peddy
Davis
Explosion at Falconara Fort Destroys Town Kills and Wounds
An explosion caused by lightning at Falconara Fort near Santerenzo on the Gulf of Genoa wrecked the town. The blast killed and wounded many, with many sailors among the victims.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Italy
Falconara
Santerenzo
Gulf of Genoa
Falconara Fort Garrison Believed Killed In Explosion
Spezia Italy Sept 28 The entire Falconara fort naval garrison is believed killed in the blast with hundreds wounded. Seventy bodies have been recovered and about fifteen hundred tons of explosives were stored in the fort. The hilltop structure was blown away.
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Spezia
Italy
Falconara
Still in Hospital After Four Years of War Wounds
London reports a remaining number of wounded patients in a special surgery unit nearly four years after easing of fighting. Most injuries are fractures with shrapnel fragments still causing trouble as staff of surgeons and nurses remain busy.
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Associated Press
London
Mb. Os
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Tocatn
Randall Nye
Laredo Candy Company
Miller
B. Juarez Plumbing Co
Lincoln, St
Telesforo Ramirez
Vidalgo St
M. M. Dunphe
G. A. Stowery Furniture Co
Judicial District
Zapata County
Zapata
Lincoln Street
Wormser Brothers
Wil W. Gregg
Notary Public
Times Office
Corona Christ Street
Saft’s
Degline
Agriculture
OCETV
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
David Morton
Martet
Stanley Copeland
Welhausen
Encinal
Alfred Matthews
Stanley Hauser
Mr. Douglas Pope
Mrs
J. D. Pope
City
J. R. Moore
Mary Josephine Moore
Colorado Springs
Miss Fowler
Phoenix
Arizona
Mexico City
Weather Forecast
Odd
Federal
Rangers OF Charges
FIRD
Republic
Bandit
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