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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1919

Page

19

Notice of attachment and suit in Webb County court

The Milmo National Bank sues A C Markley in Webb County Texas for $6588.12 plus fees on a May 26 1917 note. A writ of attachment seizes Markley’s one third interest in land in Webb County including Survey Nos 2215 1258 and Garza lands. Citation by publication requested for Dec 1919 term in Laredo Texas.

State OF Texas Webb County Markley 49Th Judicial District District Court Laredo A. D Milmo National Bank A. C. Markley Estanislado Garza Rio Grande River W. H. Kenner Kenner Heirs City of Kenner Said City Eugenio Garza Encenio Garza Varas Rio Grande Hiver

Prominent Cotulla figure visits area and notable arrivals depart

John Malsberger, a Cotulla citizen, spent yesterday in town visiting friends. Wilbur P. Allen Ernest Nalle Judge John Wall of Austin Clint Williams and John Bryan of Richmond arrived Saturday and left for Mr. Allen's Hebbronville ranch for a few days. Rev A B Beddoe Baptist pastor left for Dilley and San Antonio to promote the 75 Million Campaign. Dr A B E McCulloch left for New Orleans for National Dental Association clinics and Delta Sigma Delta meeting. D D Davis vice president of Cannel Coal Co. is improved but still not up.

John Malsberger Cotulla Wilbur P. Allen Ernest Nalle John Wall Austin Clint Williams John Bryan Richmond Mr. Allen Hebbronville A. B. Beddoe The Baptist Church Dilley Here San Antonio A. BE. McCulloch New Orleans National Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity D. D. Davis Cannel Coal Co

Can Now Eat and Sleep in Comfort

Miss Agnes Turner of Chicago describes her recovery after suffering indigestion headaches and sleeplessness caused by overwork and irregular meals. She credits Chamberlain's Tablets with cleansing her stomach invigorating her system and restoring her appetite and sleep.

Agnes Turner Chicago SIL Chamberlain

Today’s anniversaries October 20 highlights notables

On this date in history figures such as Sir Narcisse Belleau and Grace Darling are noted. Events include Spain ceding Florida to the United States and military actions in World War I around Warsaw and St Mihiel. Zeppelins from London raids were shot down in France.

Sir Narcisse Belleau Quebec Spain Florida United States London France

Local Society Notes Highlight Weekly Meetings

The Nules Club is to be entertained by Mrs Hal W Greer in the afternoon. The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church meets at the church at 4 PM. The Woman's Club has an important meeting at 4 PM Tuesday. Mrs Mabel Cogley Barlow hosts the Tuesday Bridge Club at 3:30 PM. The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church meets at the Rectory at 4 PM. Community Singing at the Soldiers Club ends the day.

Nules Club Hal W. Greer Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Woman's Club Mabel Cogley Barlow Christ Church Soldiers Club Marguerite Coleman San Antonio Laredo Busy Bee Club W. R. Pace U. W. Derby Lois Derby G. W. Derby Annie Pace Lois Dorothy Derby Hattie May Pryant Josephine Brewster Rosalie Biggio Marjorie Pish Julia McVicar Kimilie Hassell Anna May Mussett Minerva G’sell Mildred Leyendecker Martha Anderson A. 8. Williams Austin J. T Hassell G. F Giles Mesdames Williams Fish Derby Ratewood Vidales Cogley Barlow Woodman Albert Martin Bobbitt Foster Johnston Christen Groff Misces Tarver Pierce

Local social notes and city election appeal in Laredo

A long list of residents travels and hosts in Laredo with visits from Mrs. C H Kehl and Dr Roy Grimm. The piece ends urging voters to reject all proposed amendments to the city charter, warning against loss of appeals and civic rights, and urging turnout for November elections.

Olive Tablets Promote Digestion and Liver Health

Thousands suffer stomach woes as olive tablets by Dr Edwards claim to tackle the root of indigestion by stimulating liver and bowels. The vegetable compound mixed with olive oil is touted as a gentler calomel substitute that works without griping or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for relief. available in 10c and 25c sizes.

Times Ad Watcher Seeks Daily Subscriptions

Reader alert notes daily opportunities from The Times with a 60 cent daily rate and monthly option. Advertises ongoing access to timely listings and promotional opportunities.

One Year Ago in War: Oise Crossing and Ghent Advance

One year ago today U S troops crossed the Oise Canal and British forces moved within seven miles of Ghent. Reports said Germany unofficially accepted President Wilson's armistice conditions, signaling a pivotal moment.

United States Oise Canal Ghent Germany Wilson

Notice of Final Settlement in Webb County Estate

Webb County notices inform that M. T. Cogley as administrator seeks final settlement of Hi A. Milmo estate. Hearing set by County Court at Laredo on November 17, 1919. publication required for twenty days. Sheriff Antonio Salinas and Clerk J A Rodriguez sign the document.

Texas Webb Hi. A. Milmo M. T. Cogley Laredo A. D J. A. Rodriguez Webb Co Laredo Daily Times Antonio Salinas Webb County F. H. Ligarde

Federal Officials Set Price of Sugar

The U S sugar equalization board set a fair wholesale price after Justice steps to curb sugar shortages. Attorney General Palmer notified beet sugar refineries that withholding products would violate the food control act if prices exceeded the established rate.

Associated Press Washington Department of Justice Palmer United States Sugar Equalization Board

Petrograd Isolated by Yudenitch Forces Advance

British and Paris dispatches report Petrograd nearly cut off by anti Bolshevik cavalry severing rail links to Vitebsk Moscow and Vologda. A Bolshevik division sent to defend Petrograd reportedly wiped out at Krasnoe Selo. Kronstadt fortress reportedly raised white flag amid conflicting reports on Petrograd’s fate.

Associated Press London Petrograd War Office Vitebsk Moscow Vologda Krasnoe Selo

Mangin Nominated Chief of Interallied Evacuation Mission

Paris reports General Mangin of the French army is chosen to lead the interallied mission overseeing the evacuation of the Battie provinces by German troops.

Paris Mangin Battie Provinces

Roosevelt memorial fund campaign opens nationwide

Today marks the start of a nation-wide campaign for the Roosevelt memorial fund. Nominations are due for eight Dominion House byelections next week. The International Trade Conference opens in Atlantic City under the Chamber of Commerce.

Roosevelt Memorial Fund Prince of Wales Brantford Ont Dominion House of Commons Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce of the United States Tennessee Kentucky Knoxville

Fort McIntosh Weather Report Tonight Through Tuesday

Local forecast from New Orleans bureau notes Fort McIntosh observations for 24 hours to 7 am. Max 70 degrees, min 60 degrees. Wind generally east with cloudy conditions.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans The Telephone Co Fort McIntosh

Army troops land to break Brooklyn longshore tie up

Five hundred regular army soldiers arrived aboard the transport George Washington in New York to quell congestion at the army piers in Brooklyn amid a longshoremen’s strike. Brigadier General Peter Davison said troops are ordered to shoot if necessary and will aid in moving transports or perform other duties as needed.

Brooklyn Davison Baker Associated Press New York Regular Army George Washington Peter Davison

Secretary Baker declines delay in New York troop use

Secretary of War Baker refused Mayor Higlan's request to postpone troop deployment in New York to end the longshoremen's strike. He said army transport service remains part of war operations but offered to cooperate with the mayor to seek a settlement.

Washington Baker F Higlan New York Army Transport Service

Civilian Aviator Falls To Death In Mid Air

Charles Theodor aged 87, a civilian aviator and aerial performer, was killed in Dallas when he slipped from a rope suspended from his aircraft. He reportedly exhausted and lost his grip, breaking nearly all bones. the pilot did not realize the accident until onlookers gathered below.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Charles Theodor

Cardinal Mercier Meets Episcopal Deputies in Detroit

Cardinal Mercier and his attendants were received by the house of deputies of the general convention of the Episcopal Church in sessions at 11 16 a m. The president's speech was met with great applause from His Eminence and his retinue.

Times Detroit Mich Cardinal Mercier House of Deputies General Convention of the Episcopal Church

Birthdates Mark Notable Public Figures Across Regions

Today marks birthdays of A. S N who retires for age born in Monroe County New York sixty four years ago. Brig Gen Charles N Cole born in Boston and commanded the 52nd infantry brigade in France sixty four years ago. Rt Rev Charles T Russell Catholic bishop of Charleston born in Baltimore fifty six years ago. James K Mann congressman born near Bloomington Illinois sixty three years ago. Elliott W Major former Missouri governor born in Lincoln County Missouri fifty five years ago.

William F. Fullam Monroe County N. Y Charles N. Cole 52Nd France Boston Charles T. Russell Charleston D. C Baltimore James K. Mann Congress Hainess District

Gary insists on open shop stance at industrial conference

Elbert Gary chairman of United States Steel reiterated he would not negotiate with labor union representatives who are not steel employees. He told Lane of the national industrial conference and AFL secretary Frank Morrison he would not recede from the open shop position. Journal reports fear that further union recognition could bring consequences.

Associated Preag Washington Labor Uniona United States Steel Corporation Elbert Gary Corporation Board Lane National Industrial Conference Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Gary

Reds entrenched in public office amid anti government charges

Senator Watson of Indiana charged in the senate that socialists and radicals, including some Federal Trade Commission staff, are entrenched in government departments. He said records show commission employees involved in Red parades and sympathetic to Lenin and Trotsky, with some avowing Soviet support.

Associated Press Washington Reda Federal Trade Commission Senate Watson Republican Indiana Commission Red Pro Hermytana Demirers Lenine Trotsky

President Wilson Comfortable After Night Quiet

President Wilson’s digestive disturbance has subsided almost completely and he was comfortable today after a fairly good night, his physicians announced.

Associated Press Washington Wilson

Cotton markets show steady futures and active sales

The Times reports opening and closing prices across Liverpool New York and Houston markets. Trading emphasized steady to quiet activity with good middling around 21 to 24 pence and notable sales volumes in London and Galveston.

Liverpool Inglish Pence Houston FO. B Galveston

Special city election openness to all qualified voters

Announcement clarifies that the upcoming city election is open to all qualified voters, not just property owners. It also states that discharged soldiers and sailors who are citizens of Laredo may vote tomorrow without a poll tax by presenting their discharge to the ward election judge.

Laredo Texis Octo Recorder's Court District Court Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Austin Recorder’s Court Court of Criminal Appeals

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C. M. de la Garza Grace Darling Longstone Bamborough Cicero Stephens Hawks Missouri Gov. Holden North Carolina Yale University Warsaw Stheims Black Sea von Mackensen Yocely Violet S. Oberfeldt C. H. Kehl Waco Roy Grimm Peyton Kerr Phoenix Arizona Calexico Calif Williams Miss May Lines Mr. McVicar Agnes Crummins Connecticut Chas. W. Cook C. W. Cook J. T. Halsell J. C. Martin Luisita Martin West Dr. Edwards the Times Yudenitch Kronstadt British War Office Rusels Yudeniteh Raleigh Jackson U.S Navy Weather Forecast Belgium House OF DEPU Tion Bellans Indigestion J Bellans Elbert T. A. Austin & Co Agenta Wilmer Threadgill
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