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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1923

Page

12

William Biggio operated for appendicitis at Mercy Hospital

Friday notice from Columbus Day observances in Larédo with banks and post office closed, Knights of Columbus class exemplification planned. local ads list services from Zinnias to a public stenographer and a theater feature with Anita Stewart in Rose o the Sea. other notices include a ballet school opening, florists, gas prices, and a rain hope in Laredo.

William, Biggio C. C. Biggio Mercy Hospital Tommie Simpson Larédo Post Office Knights of Columbus Zinnias Mia P. F. Tarvin Montrose Anita Stewart Royal Theater Miss Stewart Green Phone Crockett Avenue CG 8Th St San Antonio Texas Carolina-Texas Cole Laredo B. Juarez

Sheriff sale to satisfy Ward judgment in Webb County

By order of sale issued by the Webb County District Court, J. W. Ward pursues execution against A. Huhn Manufacturing Company. The auction on November 6, 1923, will offer three grain driers and related machinery valued around 1000 dollars to satisfy a 435.52 dollar judgment plus costs. A. J. Condren, Sheriff, Webb County, Texas.

District Court of Webb County J. W. Ward Land A. Huhn Manufacturing Company District Court J. C. Netzer Company San Ygnacio Avenue Laredo Texas A. Huhn Manufacturing Company A. J. Condren J.L. Fierros

French Olympic Committee tests finish line camera for 1924 games

Paris reports the French Olympic Committee is trialing a mechanical finish line camera to record races at the 1924 Games. A camera over the finish line, a release string, and a clock system will snap photos and log times to one-twentieth of a second, with negatives developed in two minutes.

Associated Press Paris Belgium

Sun Never Sets on American Legion Worldwide Posts

Indianapolis October 12 reports confirm the American Legion operates chartered posts in 17 foreign countries and five US territories, alongside 48 states and DC. About 500 members, Mexico department leads foreign divisions with posts in Argentina, Brazil, the British Isles, Canada, Chile, China, Cuba, France, Germany, Guatemala, India, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland, and Turkey, plus Alaska, Canal Zone, Hawaii, Philippine Island, and Porto Rico.

Indianapolis American Legion Legion United States States District of Columbia Mexico India Japan Korea New Zealand Poland Turkey Alaska Canal Zone Hawaii Philippine Island Porto Rico

Electric scoreboard mirrors Ruth Ward and Meusel homeruns at Rialto

Enthusiastic Rialto Theater crowd saw Babe Ruth Ward and Meusel homeruns displayed on the electric scoreboard. The device’s clear tallying made spectators feel as if they were in the New York grandstand watching the game unfold.

Rialto Theater Babe Ruth Ward Meusel New York

Students Musical by Milton Junior Classes at High School

Friday event features a students musical performed by Mrs. Cc Milton's junior classes at the High School Auditorium at 4 PM. Saturday gathering of the D A R at Mrs W W MacGregor's home at 3 PM.

Cc. L. Milton W. W. MacGregor

Touch of Time and Quiet Grace in Aging Homes

A prose verse notes how time and vines refine a plain house into beauty. The article then lists local notices: Mrs. W. 10. Buller and daughter Ann Elise depart for San Antonio. Mr. Ramon Hernandez visits. Mrs. A. H. Magnon and Miss Aloisa Cardenas travel to San Antonio. Church groups meet, charity sewing, and announcements include a Requiem Mass for Jose Merriweather’s first anniversary and a convent library benefit dance.

J. F. Gregory Rosebud Sergi M. F. Przybysz Fort Mcintosh Jean Lucile San Agustin Jose Merriweather

Missionary Work Shared At Women's Club Tea

Mrs. J. B. Westbrook presided over a tea with silver service while Mrs. George Winch served coffee. Mrs. Phillips received a spray of rose buds and spoke about her experiences as a missionary in Jalapa. About twenty women attended the afternoon gathering.

Clara Keith H. L. Guinn Clingenpeel Mesdames Clingenpeel Allbright Graves Wright and Guinn Harry Phillips The Presbyterian Church Jalapa Vera Cruz Mexico F. M. Ramsay J. 8. Westbrook George Winch Phillips

Suspected Jail Breakers Named Pete Shaves and Dee Dodson

Two men identified as Pete Shaves and Dee Dodson are jailed in Barleaville Oklahoma amid suspicions they aided Edward Lockhart the bandit who escaped from the Jay Oklahoma jail last week with five masked men.

Fort Smith Ark Pete Shaves

Explosion Kills Twelve In Moscow Hunting Goods Store

A powerful blast on a main Moscow street today killed twelve people and injured several dozen. The explosion shattered two buildings and hurled exploding cartridges at passersby. Crowded apartments above the shop were damaged.

Moscow

Slayer Search Spurs Montreal Minister Son Probe

New York police sought a man described as the son of a Montreal minister after the body of Estelle Phillps, a department store saleswoman, was found bound and gagged in her room. Medical examiners ruled death by strangulation.

Associated Press New York Estelle Phillps Montreal

Gompers Re-Elected President at A F of L Convention

Portland articles report Samuel Gompers unanimously re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor at the convention in Portland Oregon today.

Associated Press Portland, Ore Samuel Gompers American Federation of Thor

Webb County Auction of Hodges Property in 1928

By order of the Webb County District Court clerk a legal sale is set for the 4th Tuesday in October 1928 at the County House door in Laredo to satisfy a judgment of 243 dollars plus costs in favor of Charles Wiggins against E. F. Hodges. The levy covers Johnson Drawworks, a 20 inch Decker Rotary, a large Traveling Block, a Steel Crown Block, a Swivel, about 50 joints of 4 inch drill pipe and 1700 feet of 2 inch line pipe. Deputy J. L. Fierros will conduct the cash sale. October 11, 1928.

District Court of Webb County Charles Wreggins E. F. Hodges Charles Wiggins Texas Johnson

Hohenzollern Seeks Cash From Jewels Of First Wife

Amsterdam reports Wilhelm Hohenzollern is raising funds by selling jewels once belonging to his first wife and several paintings. Dutch firm handles pieces by French masters and Hohenzollern portraits. A pearl necklace from the late empress was sold through a Cologne jeweler. Earlier Gobelins tapestries and Dutch and German paintings moved to American buyers to finance Dutch funds.

Associated Press Amsterdam Wilhelm Hohenzollern Cologne

Electric Pilot Navigation Tested by Norwegian Naval Experts

Experiments in guiding ships through fjord fairways using a sunken electric cable have been approved by a committee of Norwegian naval experts at Horten. The electric pilot tests have attracted international naval observers and are expected to influence pilotage practices globally.

Associated Press Christiania Horten

Impeachment Committee Formed in Oklahoma Legislature

Speaker McBee announces an 81 member impeachment committee to probe multiple state departments. The panel, largely Democratic, aims to start work immediately and may divide into sub committees to speed inquiries. Senate delays Ku Klux Klan related legislation until Monday.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Qea House of Representatives McBee Senate Oklahoma

Slemp Seeks Better System for President’s Day

C Bascom Slemp secretary to President Coolidge devised a plan to limit meetings with the president to forenoon hours. The rest of the day is set aside for studying reports and cabinet briefings, reducing fatigue and concentrating problem analysis in the afternoon.

Associated Press Washington C. Bascom Slemp Coolidge

Giants Take 1 0 Victory In Hard Fought Pitchers Battle

In a tense 1 0 win at Yankee Stadium Nehl and Jones matched zeroes until Casey Stengel hit a seventh inning homer into the right field bleachers scoring the only run. Ruth drew two walks, Pipp broke his ankle sliding to first, and Bush relieved Scott in the ninth. Attendance reached 60 000 as the Giants prepare for the Polo Grounds rematch tomorrow.

Neht Giants Jones Yankees Casey Stengel Nehl Ruth Pipp Bush Scott Yanks Dugan Ward Schang

Mysterious shooting shocks Sound Beach couple

Milton Maas of Asbury Park New Jersey, an officer of a chemical firm, lies hospitalized in Stamford Connecticut after a mysterious shooting at the Sound Beach home of Ida Leslie a widow and former actress who says she is his fiancée. Maas and Mrs Leslie offered differing versions, but both named unknown assailants.

Associated Press New York Milton Maas Asbury Park N. J Chemical Corporation Stamford

Postage Stamp for Literature Circulated in Hospitals

A patient long hospitalized recovers enough to request reading material and asks for a postage stamp. A nurse delivers tapioca as the doctor says all else must be in proportion, and the patient insists on reading. The anecdote is cited from Everybody's Magazine for October.

Everybody's Magazine

Chancellor Moves to Eliminate Reichstag and Reform Taxes

Berlin October reports the chancellor intends to abolish the Reichstag from consideration for the moment and to enact a dictatorial tax reform. He decrees using a standard tax in place of paper mark assessments collected later in depreciated currency to salvage national finances.

Prena Berlin Sureseman Reichstag

Berlin Riots Hit Dense Districts Over Food Shortages

Riots broke out in two densely populated Berlin areas today as unemployed men led raids on food shops. Police faced attacks by mobs while attempting to protect stores. numerous arrests were reported.

Berlin Get

German miners reach return to work deal in Ruhr mines

An agreement signed by German miners unions and French authorities allows all Dorstfeld mine officials and workers to return after the occupation. A parallel pact covers the Bergfeld mine in the Ruhr region, enabling reinstatement of expelled staff.

Dueseldorf Dorstfeld Ruhr Bergfeld

Riots in German Cities Leave Several Dead and Injured

Duesseldorf reports three fatalities and many injuries from unemployment and high food price protests. Solingen saw two dead and 17 wounded before police dispersed rioters. Cologne Ware and Solingen also faced damage as houses and shops were attacked and looted.

Duesseldorf Solingen Cologne

Notice to creditors for estate of W A Gamble

Letters of administration granted to John L Dannelley by Webb County Court Texas for the estate of W A Gamble deceased. Creditors must present claims within the legally prescribed period to the administrator at his address in Laredo Webb County Texas.

W. A. Gamble Webb County Texas Laredo County of Webb State of Texas John L. Dannelley

Trainmen slain in futile Idaho Oregon robbery raid

Pospsey units from Oregon and California including Oregon National Guardsmen search the Siskiyuu mountains along the border for a group that robbed a Southern Pacific train. Three trainmen and a mail clerk were killed. No loot found. Officials identify suspects as likely insiders familiar with the route near the tunnel near Ashland Oregon.

Associated Press Krdeding Cal Get Oregon California Cormier Ashland

Prisoner in Waco Cell Takes Own Life

T E L Parnell aged 49 of near Axtell was serving a diver sentence on a statutory charge in a Waco Texas prison when he cut his throat with a safety razor blade in his cell early today. He was dead for two hours before guards were notified by another prisoner. Parnell defended himself at trial without counsel and his daughter testified. He survived by his wife and three sons.

Associated Press Waco Texas T. EL Parnell Parnell Axtell

Fatal quarrel ends in street shooting in Philadelphia

Harry Kabernagle, a chiropractic student, was shot and killed by Catherine Miller of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., after a lovers quarrel. Miller was arrested following a two block chase and charged with the shooting.

Associated Philadelphia Harry Kaberndgle Catherine Miller Wilkerbarre Kabernagle

Attack on Weeks as war secretary over Muscle Shoals sale

Henry Mord issued a Detroit statement accusing Secretary Weeks of political meddling in the sale of the Gorgas steam power plant to Alabama Power. Weeks declined comment while officials say he resents the charge and plans to raise the matter with the president.

Washington Weeks Detroit Henry Mord War Gorgas Muscle Shoals Alabama Power Company

Black and White Ointment Praised for Skin Relief

Descriptive ad proclaims Black and White Ointment as a near miracle for pimples eczema and blotches with nearly two million yearly packages sold. It asserts wide use and urges readers to buy from any dealer and notes 50 cent size contains three times the value of the 25 cent.

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. A. Stowers Furniture Co Zwor Gillon Feliz Hernandez Fidel Cantu Lincoln Street Will W. Gregg Notary Public Times Office Corpus Christi Street Weide Mra Violet Oberfecht Society New York Herald W. 10 Buller and Uttle Ann Elise Ramon Hernandez City A. H. Magnon Aloisa Cardenas Charity Hospital H. J. Leissner J. F. Gunther Seguin H. A. Bading of Rosalie Biggio Austin Texas University Albert J. Biggio Dallas Banco Kate Hall Woman's Club Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church Bradford Mosamés Hodges Keithley Barlow Rogers Stowers White Phelps Neff Morgan Laredo Times Shoe Polistics Gompers J. L. Fierros SLEMP Daily Grind Stengel Chancellor Sen Secy. Weeks
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