Dr. A E B McCulloch Heads to New Orleans for Clinics
Dr. A E B McCulloch left Saturday at noon for New Orleans to attend National Dental Association clinics and serve as a district delegate at the Delta Sigma Delta meeting. D Davis, VP of Cannel ConCo, ill but improving, remains unable to rise. local notables and visitors include John Malsberger of Cotulla, Wilbur P Allen Ernest Nalle Judge John Wall of Austin Clint Williams and John Bryan of Richmond. Rev A F Beddoe, Baptist pastor, left for Dilley and nearby points for a few days returning midweek.
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A. EB. McCulloch
New Orleans
National Dental Association
Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity
D. —. Davis
Cannel ConCo
John Malsberger
Cotulla
Wilbur P Allen
Ernest Nalle
John Wall
Austin
Clint Williams
John Bryan
Richmond
Mr. Allen
Hebbrowville
A. F. Beddoe
The
Baptist Church
Dilley
Anniversary entries mark events and births across years
Today’s anniversaries note Narcisse Belleau born in Quebec and died there in 1894, Spain ceding Florida in 1820, Grace Darling’s 1815 birth and 1842 death, Cicero Stephens Hawks’s 1st Episcopal bishop consecration, Gov Holden’s 1st NC proclamation, Yale’s 1901 bicentennial start, 1814 Russian halt near Warsaw, 1915 German assault near Rheims and French loss then gain, 1916 Roumanians pushed toward Black Sea, 1917 Zeppelins shot down in France.
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Sir Narcisse Belleau
Quebec
Spain
Florida
United States
Notice of Attachments in Webb County District Court
The Milmo National Bank sues A C Markley in No 5120 to recover 54988.12 plus interest and attorney fees on a 4500 note dated May 25 1917 with 10 percent interest. The bank attaches one third undivided interest in Webb County land totaling 117.5 acres, located near Laredo, to satisfy judgment. Case set for Dec 1 1919 at the Webb County Court House.
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Texas
Webb County
49Th Judicial District
District Court
Laredo
A. D
Milmo National Bank
A. C. Markley
Estanislado Garza
A . Markley
City of
Eugenio Garza
Rio Grande River
W. H. Kenner
Kenner Heirs
Said City
Varas
Overwork and Indigestion Relief from Tablets
Miss Agnes Turner of Chicago describes dire health from overwork and irregular meals. After using Chamberlain's Tablets she reports improved digestion, more energy, and renewed sleep, claiming she is now entirely well.
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Agnes Turner
Chicago
Chamberlain
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Boost For Digestive Ailments
Advert appears to claim Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cure indigestion by stimulating liver and bowels. It describes symptoms like bad taste coated tongue poor appetite and low energy and promotes as a substitute for calomel. Tablets are vegetable with olive oil and sold 10c and 25c.
Times offers daily news watch subscription deal
The Times announces a daily news watch service with a monthly rate of 60 cents.
Social and club meetings listed for week
The notice lists Monday afternoon entertainments by Mrs Hal W Greer for the Nulles Club and a 4 PM Women’s Missionary Society meeting at the Methodist Church. A Woman’s Club gathering is also set for 4 PM. Tuesday features Mrs Mabel Cogley hosting the Bridge Club at 3 3 PM, with the Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church meeting and a community singing event at the Soldiers Club in the evening.
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Nulles Club
Hal Ww. Greer
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Mabel Cogley
Christ’ Chaweh
Wuenrred
Soldiers Club
Barlow
Local civic notices and social notes from Laredo 1919
Various social visits and gatherings in Laredo Texas include Mrs. H Kehl returning from Waco Dr Roy Grimm departing for San Antonio and Calexico plans, Miss May Lines visiting in San Antonio, a Busy Bee Club circus outing, and a bridge party honoring Mrs. A S Williams with luncheon. A public letter urges Laredo voters to reject city charter amendments and defend local rights.
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Busy Bee Club
W. R. Pace
G. W. Derby
Lois Derby
Annie Pace
Misses Lois
Dorothy Derby
Hattie May Bryant
Josephine Brewster
Rosalie Biggio
Marjorie Fish
Julia McViccar
Emilie Hussell
Anna May Mussett
Minerva G’sell
Mildred Leyendecker
Martha Anderson
Wartime Milestones Mark One Year Since Oise Crossing
One year ago today US troops crossed the Oise Canal as British forces neared Ghent. Germany reportedly accepted President Wilson's armistice terms in an unofficial note.
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United States
Oise Canal
Ghent
Germany
Wilson
Notice to creditors in Milmo estate final account hearing
Webb County Texas issues a twenty day publication for all interested in the estate of H. A. Milmo deceased. M. T. Cogley as administrator presents his final account to be heard at the County Court starting November 17 1919 at the Court House in Laredo Texas. All contestants must appear.
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Texas
Webb
H. A. Milmo
M. T. Cogley
Laredo
A. D
Federal officials set 10 cent fair wholesale sugar price
Washington October 20 The Department of Justice moved to curb sugar price spikes amid shortages Attorney General Palmer informed beet sugar refineries withholding product that the sugar equalization board has established 10 cents as the fair wholesale charge Any price above this would violate food control law.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Petrograd Isolated as Yudenitch Forces Advance
London reports Petrograd nearly cut off by anti Bolshevik cavalry severing rail lines to Vitebsk Moscow and Vologda. A Bolshevik division near Krasnoe Selo was wiped out while Yudenitch’s army nears the city. Kronstadt reportedly surrenders, though confirmation is unclear.
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Associated Press
London
Petrograd
War Office
Vitebsk
Moscow
Vologda
Yudenitch
Krasnoe Selo
General Mangin Nominated to Lead Baltic Evacuation Mission
Paris reports General Mangin of the French army has been named chief of the interallied mission to supervise German troop evacuation of the Baltic provinces. The appointment signals Allied coordination for postwar withdrawal and stabilization efforts in the region.
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Paris
Mangin
Baltic
Nation wide Roosevelt memorial fund campaign starts
The article notes a nationwide drive for the Roosevelt memorial fund beginning today. Events include a royal entertainment for Prince of Wales in Brantford Ontario and the North Carolina State Fair opening in Raleigh.
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Roosevelt Memorial Fund
Prince of Wales
Brantford
Ont
North Carolina
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times presents a daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau New Orleans. Tonight and Tuesday look unsettled. Fort McIntosh records show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a maximum 70 and minimum 60. The wind direction is east and skies are cloudy.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Troops Land in New York to Break Longshore Strike Tangle
Five hundred regular soldiers arrived from tran sestounty squads to back up transport and safety efforts in New York City amid the longshoremen strike. Brigadier General Davison said troops are ordered to shoot if necessary and to assist with moving ships and other tasks. Secretary Baker refused Mayor Kylan’s request to delay troop use but offered cooperation to settle the dispute.
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Davison
Baker
Piers
Brooklyn
Associated Press
New York
Transestounty
Peter Davison
Siid
Washington
Kylan
Army Transport Service
Civilian aviator dies in mid air near Dallas
Charles Theodor, 27, civilian aviator and aerial performer, fell to his death after being suspended from the turning gear of a flying machine in Dallas. He appeared to have become exhausted and released his hold, suffering nearly all bones broken. the pilot did not realize the accident until crowds gathered below.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Charles Theodor
Belgiums Cardinal Mercier Meets Episcopal Deputies
Cardinal Mercier and his attendants were received by the house of Deputies of the general convention of the Episcopal church in Detroit. The president's speech was greeted with great applause during the session at 2 15 p m.
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Detroit
Mieh
Cct
Cardinal Mercier
House of Deputies
General Convention of the Episcopal Church
Today’s birthdays in brief across the nation
The notice lists notable births marking anniversaries of service members and public figures. Names include a U S Navy retiree born in Monroe County New York sixty four years ago and Brig Gen Charles N Cole born in Boston forty eight years ago.
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William F. Fullam
Monroe County
N. Y
Charles N. Cole
52Nd
France
Boston
Charles T. Russell
Charleston
D. C
Baltimore
James R. Mann
Congress
Illinois
Bloomington
Fil
Eliott W. Major
Missouri
Lincoln County
Open Shop Stance reaffirmed by United States Steel
Elbert Gary chairman of the United States Steel Corporation refused to negotiate with labor union representatives not employees of US Steel. He told Lane of the national industrial conference and AFL secretary Mor rison that he would not recede from the open shop policy. A judge Gary reportedly feared consequences of further union recognition.
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Gy Associated Fresh
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert Gary
Lane
Naional Industrial Conference
Mrook Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Gary
Watson cites radicals within federal agencies in Senate hearing
In Washington the Senate heard Senator Watson of Indiana condemn parts of the federal government and the Antitrust or trade commission for harboring outspoken anarchists and Red sympathizers. He warned some commission employees are Lenine and Trotsky admirers and supporters of Soviet ideas.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington
Trade Commission
Senate
Watson
Republican
Indiana
Lenine
Trotsky
President Wilken Stabilizes After Digestive Disturbance
In Washington on October 20 President Wilken was described as comfortable with a subsiding digestive disturbance after a fairly good night, according to attending physicians.
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Washington
Wilken
Cotton market wire report from The Times
The Times wire reports opening prices and quotes from Americain to Dec and March futures with steady to very steady closes. Spot markets in Houston and Galveston show middling around 37.25 with notable sales and receipts reflecting ongoing activity.
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TASB
Houston
Galveston
Soldiers and Others May Vote in Special City Election
City election rules expand participation to all qualified voters. discharged soldiers and sailors who are citizens of Laredo may vote without a poll tax by showing their discharge to the election judge in their ward.
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Laredo
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