Forfeiture notice in U S District Court Texas car and tequila
United States of America v One Ford Car and One Hundred Forty One Bottles of Tequila No 233 D L Seized by Customs officers the property to be condemned and forfeited. Persons claiming the property must appear Sept 27 1921 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the United States Court Room in Laredo Texas to file claims and allegations. R A Harvin U S Marshal Southern District of Texas by Allen Walker Deputy.
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United States
U. S. District Court For
Southern District of Texas
Laredo
Texas
Southern District of
United States Court Room
Old Hawaii auctions melt monarchy memories at fire damaged palace
Honolulu reports the dispersal of Queen Liliuokalani’s possessions at auction, a blaze destroying the Aniahau palace within hours. Items ranged from a queen’s bathtub to a koa wardrobe, with prices ranging from pennies to tens of dollars. The era’s end is marked as royal remnants fade, leaving the territorial capitol and governor’s residence as key relics. A Bible society project prints Scripture in 543 languages.
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T. H
Liliuokalani
Aniahau Palace
Princes of the Royal Blood
Sydney
Queen Liliuokalan
New South Wales
Lil
Lilinokalani
Anaihau
Social Calendar Notes at Baptist Church Meeting
Thursday brings a general meeting of the W M A of the Baptist Church at 4 PM. Driftwood poems, travel notes, and social updates fill the page as locals share visits, trips to Austin, San Antonio, and Kerrville, plus announcements of nurse assignments and Elks hall events.
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W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
The Midlanders at Strand Theater Opens Two Days
The Strand theater presents The Midlanders direct from New York for a two day engagement starting today. The camera man showcases artistic photography and scenic beauty, delivering an exceptional treat to photoplay fans.
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The
Midlanders
New York
Strand Theatre
Pay ing the Piper opens at Rialto with Lowry dances
The season’s biggest picture Pay ing the Piper starts today at Rialto Theater for a two day run with showings at 4 30 8 and 9 30 p m daily. Three exquisite dances by Mrs Ediethe Lowry of Laredo supplement the program. On Sunday and Monday Rialto presents Straight From Paris hailed as Clara Kimball Young’s greatest production.
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Rialto Theater
Ediethe Lowry
Laredo
Paris
Clara Kimball Young
A Pronounced Success In Use Of Remedy
The uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in relief and care of bowel complaints for both children and adults has brought it into almost universal use. It is practically without a rival and, as everyone who has used it knows, is without an equal.
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Chamberlain
Governor appoints Charles E. Baughman commissioner
The governor announced the appointment of Charles E. Baughman of Brownwood as commissioner of the department of markets and warehouses. Baughman assumes his duties today.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Charles E. Baughman
Brownwood
Department of Markets and Warehouses
Baughman
League refers Silesian Question to Four Members
Geneva dated September first reports the League of Nations council deciding to refer the Silesian question to four non permanent council members for settlement.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Council of the League of Nations Today
Council For Settlement
The Last Stretch Opens Tight Major League Pennant Race
New York dispatch Sept 1 reports the September stretch begins with the Pittsburgh Nationals leading the Giants by 1.5 games and the Cleveland Americans ahead of the Yankees by 0.5 game in the tight pennant chase.
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Associated Press
New York
Pittsburg Nationals
Giants
Cleveland Americans
Yankees
Reduced cotton crop lowers August yield in Texas forecast
Washington reports a sharp drop in cotton crop condition during August reducing expected total bales by 1,160,000 from July. Texas forecasts 1,935,000 bales with August 25 condition the lowest on record at 49.3 percent for the total crop.
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Associated Press
Washington
Texas
Countess di Nogarole Meehan Weds Yankee Major
A portrait study notes Countess di Nogarole Meehan wife of Maj. Charlies Meehan of New York. The couple met during World War I Red Cross work and recently married at the Vatican. They were blessed by the pope.
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Countess di Nogarole Meehan
Maj
Charlies Meehan
New York
Vatican
Room for Two Dismisses Fat Man Seat Hectic Farewell
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt a woman and her sister ride home on a crowded van. A fat man blocks a seat prompting the woman to speak loudly and trigger laughter. He soon offers his seat and exits to the front platform.
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Chicago Tribune
Rates Reduced by Commission on Grain Exports
The interstate commerce commission authorized Western and Southwestern railroads to cut five and one half cents per hundred on grain and grain products for export from Missouri and Mississippi river points and from the territory between the rivers to Gulf ports. It also allowed notice of reductions from one to five and a half cents per hundred for grain west of the Missouri to Gulf ports in Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma.
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Hy Associated Press
Washington
Sept
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western and Southwestern
Missouri
Mississippi River
Illinois
Gulf Ports
Mobile
Galveston
Missouri River
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Trading with Siberia expands across Amur frontier
Vladivostok reports Dalta News Agency that American and British firms with bases in Sakhalin plan to trade with Blagoveshchensk. American capitalist Mgr. Hamlin, negotiating mining concessions in Amur Province, has gone to China to seek an agreement with the Far Eastern Republic government.
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Dalta
Sakhalin
China
Amur
Blagoveshchensk
Mgr. Hamlin
Plagoveshchensk
Far Eastern Republic
Victory for Capital as Shipyards Reopen in Kobe
In Kobe Japan on September 1, a partial victory for capital appeared as about thirty percent of shipyard workers returned to their benches after plants reopened. Police say remaining resistance is kept alive by labor agitators, while labor leaders insist the struggle, with a syndicalist flavor akin to Italy, is not over.
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Kobe
Japan
Italy
ABA backs two year college and three year law school path
Cincinnati Sept. 1. After a heated debate over the Root committee report on admission requirements, the American Bar Association passed a resolution recommending a minimum of two years of college study and three years in a recognized law school for admission to practice law.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Committee
Elihu Root
American Bar Association
Rail rate cuts for grain would burden carriers says ICC statistician
Washington September 11 O Lorenz statistician of the interstate commerce commission testified that if railroads paid wheat farm labor the same hourly wage as railroad workers the entire grain freight rate would be cancelled and farmers given a bounty of 23.14 cents per bushel in the exhibit on reduction of rates on grain and hay.
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Washington
O. Lorenz
Interstate Commerce Commission
Importer Found After Pacific Search Off West Coast
Associated Press Montreal Sept 1 reports the Canadian Importer, thought lost in the Pacific, was located 600 miles west of San Francisco by the Canadian Observer. The vessel is being towed toward the nearest port as advised by the government merchant marine office.
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Montreal
Canada
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Canadian Observer
Logan County Mine Clash Continues as Slain Reported
Logan County and Blair Mountain fighting persisted as daylight found thousands gathered across the county line near Crooked Creek. Three Logan men were killed yesterday, with casualty reports elsewhere between one and a dozen, while authorities tightened border patrols amid ongoing industrial strife and uneven unionization across the district.
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Associated Press
Logan
W. Va
Logan County
Crooked Creek
Blair Mountain
Mingo
Spruce Fork Ridge
Trains Stopped and Roads Patrolled Near St Albans WV
All trains on the Cos? River branch from St Albans to Madison and nearby points are halted. Railroad men report no mail movement. Travelers say roads to these points are patrolled and armed bands stop motor cars within five miles of St Albans.
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St. Albans
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Madison
Preparatory federal air action ordered over West Virginia mine disorders
Washington on September 1 reports Secretary Weeks ordered 13 airplanes from Langley Field to the coal fields in response to mine disturbances. Preparatory measures and potential federal intervention loom as crews prepare to confront unrest in the region.
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Washington
West Virginia
Weeks
Langley Field
Movement of armed bands at Coal River event
About 200 people await transport at St. Albans rail station as bands move along highways through Madison Jeffery Sharpise and Blair. Sheriff Hill reports continued armed movement last night with many travelers in automobiles.
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St. Albans
W. Va
Coal River
Sheriff Hill
Madison
Jeffery
Sharpise
Blair
Oddities From Around the World and A Wartime Tribute
The King of Sweden holds the longest European crown. Athens features a newspaper entirely in verse including ads. Turkey observes twenty six official holidays yearly. Shark liver oil is praised for cod oil benefits. Prison color schemes favor pink for boy thieves, yellow for planned crimes, violet and black for burglars. Cells should have blue ceilings. gray is avoided. A wreath of Australian wildflowers arrives in England for the Unknown Warrior's grave, frozen to preserve freshness after six weeks in transit.
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Athens
Turkey
England
Westminster Abbey
Tropics
Cotton Men Strike Paralyzes New Orleans Cotton Trade
In New Orleans on September 1 at least 100 men handling spot cotton walked out after a wage cut decision, halting all cotton commerce in the port. The strike curtails loading, unloading, and related activities across the waterfront until further notice.
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New Orleans
Senate finance panel to rewrite tax bill into single act
Washington September 1 the Senate finance committee decided to rewrite the house tax bill to combine all internal revenue laws into one statute.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Farm Bureau Announces Spring Valley Film
Chicago announces the first Farm Bureau picture titled Spring Valley. The film centers on the wool pool movement and marks the start of a series by the American Farm Bureau Federation to provide worthwhile cinema for farm audiences.
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Spring Valley
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federations
Farm Bureau Federation
Marine falling short in ocean freight survey
Washington September 1 The coun tries merchant marine is falling far short of its American ocean freight according to the federal reserve board survey of shipping.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Survey of Shipping
Harding Speech Opens Army War College Term
President Harding addressed the fall term opening of the Army War College in Washington. He stated that wherever the world’s best aspirations lead, there may never be a time without the necessity of armed forces.
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Washington
Harding
Army War College
Washington Dreadnaught Launch At Gloucester Shipyard
The super dreadnaught Washington, among the four largest battleships, was launched today at the Gloucester plant of the New York Shipbuilding Corporation. The event was reported by Associated Press from Camden New Jersey with the ship described as one of the navy’s most powerful.
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Associated Press
Camden
Washington
Gloucester
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Italy Accepts Harding Invitation to Disarmament Conference
Washington dispatch reports Italy formally accepts President Harding's invitation to participate in the conference on disarmament and Far Eastern questions. All nations invited have now accepted.
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Washington
Harding
New Aerial Tests Planned Against Old Battleship Alabama
Washington reports the army air service will test new aerial weapons in a morning operation and night attack on the battleship Alabama off the Virginia capes, slated for around September 15.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army Air Service
Alabama
Virginia Capes
Watch THE TIMES Everyday ToS Opportunities
An OCR fragment advertises a subscription offer for THE TIMES with a monthly rate of 0c. per month. The snippet is concise and lacks full context but signals a promotional pricing detail for the newspaper subscription.
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the Times
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times presents a daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau in New Orleans. Tonight and Friday are expected to be partly cloudy.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Railroad Timetable Train No 1 to Corpus Christi at 12 10 pm
Train No 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 12 10 p m. Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 36 p m.
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Corpus Christi
Fort McIntosh Weather: 24 Hr Observation Ends 7 AM
Fort McIntosh reports a 24 hour period ending at 7 am with a maximum temperature of 100 degrees and a minimum of 75 degrees. Winds from the southeast. Skies clear.
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Fort McIntosh
Miss Summers Names Washington Ship in Ceremonial Christening
Miss Jean Summers ten year old daughter of Representative J W Summers of Walla Walla christens the battleship for Washington by breaking a water bottle taken from Washington rivers over the prow.
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Camden
N. J
Jean Summers
J. W. Summers
Walla Walla
Washington
Fast International & Great Northern train to St Louis
The fast train to St Louis leaves at 12 01 p m and arrives at 6 p m with schedule details for the International and Great Northern service.
Night Train Schedule Notice
Night Train leaves at 10 p m and arrives at 7 30 a m service times listed for travelers with early morning arrival details.
Train Schedule Between Laredo Minera City
Alo Grande and Eagle Pues announce Train No 1 departs Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 80 am from Laredo and reaches Minera at 10 20 am Train No 2 departs Minera daily except Sunday at 11 am and arrives at Laredo at 8 15 pm the same day.
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Alo Grande & Eagle Pues
Laredo
Minera
Oysters Season Opens and St Giles Festival Held
Today features oyster season news and the Festival of St Giles in memory of Hinckley fire victims. Memorial exercises honor 418 residents killed in the 1894 forest fire. Charles S. Thomas will speak at the American Bar Association sessions in Cincinnati. The International First Aid and Mine Rescue Meet opens in St Louis under federal and union auspices.
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Hinckley
Minn
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
American Bar Association
Cincinnati
St. Louis
U. S. Bureau of Mines
American Red Cross
The
United Mine Workers of America
Coal Operators’ Associations
Railroad Men to Confer Soon for the Good of the Order
Dallas and Fort Worth railroad brotherhood representatives will meet in Fort Worth next Tuesday to discuss questions for the good of the orders. M F Barnett says wage reductions may be discussed, with C W Maier of Cleveland addressing.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Forth Worth
M. F. Barnett
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Texas Pacific
C. W. Maier
Cleveland
Ohio
State capitol workers go unpaid as bills await approval
Austin AP reports employees of the state department at the capitol are working today without money in the treasury to pay them. The governor has not signed the departmental and educational appropriation bills, though he said he would likely sign before night.
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Austin
Texas
State Department
Capitol
Treasury
Vilna Dispute Settled by Poland and Lithuania
Geneva Sept. 1 representatives of Poland and Lithuania here settled the Vilna dispute. They agreed there will be two Lithuanians: one independent district of Koyno and another Vieina supervised by Polish administration.
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Poland
Lithuania
Vilna
Lithuanias
Koyno
Vieina
Local unrest stalls as crowds assess outcomes
Reports describe streets crowded with residents weighing possible consequences while armed bands around Jefffery and nearby towns show no signs of retreat. Observers note no backward movement by armed groups as tensions remain high.
Train Ready for Troops at Camp Sherman
Eleven coaches and baggage cars are ready at Camp Sherman in Chillicothe Ohio for troops, prepared as of September 1.
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Chilicothe
Ohio
Camp Sherman
Third Infantry Regiment Ordered to Camp Dix Readiness
Washington on September 1 Secretary Weeks ordered a third regiment of infantry to prepare at Camp Dix New Jersey for possible service in West Virginia. The move follows heightened tensions and a need to bolster defense in the region.
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Washington
Weeks
Camp Dix
N. J
West Virginia
Awaiting the Report on West Virginia Disorder
Washington September 1 The noon expiration of the deadline set by the president for dispersing armed bands in West Virginia found the White House and war department officials awaiting General Bandholtz report from the scene. The army representative is to brief on progress and any actions taken during the disorders.
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War Department
Washington
West Virginia
General Bandholtz
Army
Texas Boy Drowned in Philippine Bay
Hubert Hardin a 20 year old first class fireman on the U S S Zone was drowned yesterday in a bay in the Philippine Islands according to a telegram to his father Hardin enlisted in the navy April 19 his body will be shipped to Corsicana for burial
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Corsicana
Texas
Hubert Hardin
Philippine Islands
Hardin
Navy
Industrial Relations Meeting Set for New York Convention
Preparations are underway for the annual convention of the Industrial Relations Association of America to be held in New York during the first week of November. The group originated from the National Association of Employment Managers formed in Rochester in 1918, with a joint session planned with the Academy of Political Science.
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New York
Industrial Relations Association of America
National Association of Employment Managers
Rochester
Academy of Political Science
Paris Piano Tax Rates Set for Upright and Grand
Paris announces a piano tax schedule setting duties at 30 francs for upright models and 60 francs for grand pianos. The levy applies to new imports and domestically produced instruments, reflecting a city policy shift on musical goods.
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Paris
France
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