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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1914

Page

7

Laredo Boy Wins University Scholarship Title

Walter Frank Woodul of Laredo earned the Josephine Houghton Allen Scholarship at the University of Texas. The award, $300 annually, is given for scholarly merit among Texas State University students and is assigned to a Webb County candidate this session. Letters from the university secretary confirm the honor.

Texas University Laredo Walter F. Woodul The State University Austin, Tex Texas Lear Walter Frank Woodul Josephine Houghton Allen University of Texas Woodul Jim Hogg County Jim Hlace Webb County John A. Lomax

Liver stimulant and bowel regulator herbal remedy advertised

Sallow complexions are blamed on bilious impurities in the blood with torpid liver and bowels. The medicine HER BINE is promoted as a remedy, described as a liver stimulant and bowel regulator. Price 50 cents. Sold by all druggists.

Mission began at San Agustin with bishop-led start

A fifteen day mission opened at San Agustin pro cathedral by Rt. Rev. Bishop P. J. Nussbaum and continued by Revs. Juan de la Cruz and J. Mariano. High mass began at 9 o'clock with a Spanish sermon on assisting in the mission. Five daily services follow at 6, 7, 8, and 5? a.m. plus 7:30 p.m. sermons, instruction on commandments, rosary and benediction. Bishop Nussbaum departs Wednesday for Corpus Christi and will return for closing ceremonies then travel to mines for another mission. Before opening, he will dedicate Leyendecker church and administer confirmation to a class there.

P. J. Nussbaum Juan de la Cruz J. Mariano San Agustin Procathedral Nussbaum San Agustin Church Corpus Christi Leyendecker

Laredo Boy Joins Mexican Constitutionalists Auto Chief

Antonio Jimenez of Laredo, son of Incarnacion Jimenez, arrived from Mexico on a brief visit to his parents. A former chauffeur for the rebel army, he commanded three autos for General Navarrette’s command and led the first party of constitutionalist officers into Mexico City, marking a notable role in the capital’s entry.

Antonio Jimenez Incarnacion Jimenez Mexico Antonia Constitutionalists Navarrette Young Jimenez Jimenez Mexico City

Removal Notice for Dr Sauvignet at Walls Building

Dr B H Sauvignet has moved to Walls building second floor room 1. Hours 8 to 8:30 am 10 to 11 am and 4 to 5 pm. Office phone 473 residence phone 154. Adv. $-19-11t.

B. H. Sauvignet Walls

Calomel May Be Dangerous say Dodson's Liver Tone Ad

Windrow Drug Co promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe mercury free alternative to calomel. The ad warns calomel can salivate and harm health while Liver Tone activates the liver gently without causing sickness. It guarantees satisfaction with a fifty cent bottle or money back.

Dodson Windrow Drug Co

All Concessions Voided by Carranza Announcement

Mexico City officials announce that all contracts and concessions granted under Huerta's administration are declared void. In Washington neutral diplomats report 70,000 British forces checked 200,000 Germans in three days until French reinforcements arrived. Berlin says 80,000 Russians were captured in eastern Prussia with high officers included.

Mexico City Ministers of Interior and Communication Huerta Associated Press Washington Berlin Prussia Ortelaburg Hohenstein Tannenburg

Burdette Mineral Wells Advertisement Claims Benefits

Burdette Mineral Wells offers tonic claims for constipation stomach and kidney liver complaints rheumatism malarial troubles and female illnesses. It promotes soothing sleep and nervous stability and ships water to all U S points in carbonated or plain form. For details contact Burdette Mineral Wells and Hotel Co Burdette Wells via Lockhart Texas.

United States Burdette Mineral Wells and Hotel Co Burdette Wells Lockhart Texas

Forrest Cady Uses Australian Crawl Slide in Base Steal

Forrest Cady employs the Australian crawl slide to steal bases but the catcher awaits with the ball to tag him, slowing the attempt and highlighting a tense moment on the basepaths.

Forrest Cady Red Sox

Personal notices from San Antonio guests linger at Hamilton

A long list shows Sam Lewin, Displain, Gifford, Roy Campbell, Arthur Derby, James Morlan and others visiting or staying at the Hamilton and city guests arriving from San Antonio Lytle Beaumont St Louis and Tampico. Several locals return from Houston Galveston Kansas City and Tampico while others host guests at the Ross or Hamilton.

Roy Campbell San Antonio City The Hamilton Arthur J. Derby San. Antonio James M. Morlan ROSS M. Varrallo EF. F. Lovya Carlos Martinez Monterey J. F Johnson Lytle J. M. Iglesias J. H Leage H. Ferrara Miguel (. Ferrer San Luis Potosi Lod Mogila Bruni Ramon Pralderable J Baum Boston Sam Lewin J. Gans Dallas BK. Fleisher Fiaso Hamilton I. Schatzkey New York Geo. Lorwein St. Louis Romero W. M. Hanson Chas Davis A Petrie New Orleans A. ©. Christopher Ft. Worth J. M. Killian Bedford Los Angeles W. F. Willand L. Strauss Ben Clarkson Houston Theo Nash Detroit

Larry Lajoie Shines With Old Time Stick Work

Larry Lajoie has shown flashes of his old time form since returning to the Naps lineup. President Hedges of the Browns says he has no fear of a Fed raid as all players are signed to iron clad contracts.

Larry Lajoie Naps Hedges Browns Fed

Carranza Dismisses Police in Constitutionalist Move

Washington reports President Carranza dismissed the police and substituted constitutionalist troops, signaling a major shift in authority amid political tensions. The action follows ongoing unrest and reshapes security forces in the capital.

Washington Carranza

Ohio State Fair Opens With Broad Attractions

Columbus reports the sixty fourth annual Ohio State Fair inaugurated with a diverse display from racing airships to fatted calves. Machinery livestock agricultural and horticultural exhibits appear in high class. A full racing programme and numerous amusement features are planned. Officials anticipate large attendance all week.

Columbus

Queen Wilhelmina's Birthday Observed Quietly in The Hague

The Hague August 31 Queen Wilhelmina marked her thirty fourth birthday as Holland remains uneasy about possible entry into the war Now a monarch in her own right since childhood she stands as the hope for the Orange dynasty Her mother Queen Emma served as regent during her minority and Juliana the later heir is now poised to carry on the royal line

The Hague Wilhelmina Europe Holland Willian Tit Netherlands Emma Prince Henry Mecklenburg-Schwerin Juliana

German Forces Reach Prussian Frontier as Russia Reeled

Telegraph reports indicate fresh German units pushed to the Prussian border and pressed the Russian front. St Petersburg cites 600000 Russian reservists granted six weeks furlough while Germany mobilizes schoolboys. Austrians capture thousands east of Lenburg and near Tomacheff as war rages along the French coast and toward Paris.

London St.Petersburg Germany Russia Dover Paris la Pere St. Petersburg Lenburg Tomacheff Koenigsberg

France weighs moving government from Paris to Bordeaux

Washington dispatches report that officials say France is considering relocating its government from Paris to Bordeaux as a precautionary measure. The measure aims to safeguard administrative functions amid unspecified tensions or threats. Efforts to assess security implications continue, with no official confirmation of the plan.

Washington France Paris Bordeaux

Bombardment Report From Tsingtau Continues

From Tsinan on August 31 reports indicate cannonading heard this morning. It is believed the Japanese fleet is bombarding Tsingtau as part of ongoing hostilities in the region.

Tsinan China Tsingtau

Paris Aug Saint-Six hundred thousand troops ready soon

Paris reports that six hundred thousand troops will be available in six weeks. The young regiments have been called out, signaling heightened military mobilization and readiness.

Paris

Millions of Volunteers Offer Service in Berlin

Berlin reports 2,000,000 volunteers have offered themselves. The announcement signals widespread mobilization and broad public support as the city braces for impending efforts.

Berlin

Japanese Occupy Tachien Island Near Kiaochau Bay

Pekin China August 31 reports Japanese forces have occupied Tachien island, located off Kiaochau Bay, signaling a shift in control during ongoing regional tensions.

Pekin China Tachien Island Kiaochau Bap

Concert by Aida Band Delights Large Laredo Crowd

The Martin Plaza concert by the Aida Band drew a large audience and the varied program was well received. The youthful Laredo musicians organized about a year ago are improving and promise to become a source of local pride.

Martin Plaza Aida Laredo

Floristen Beached After Ice Berg Collision Off Newfoundland

In Curling Newfoundland on August 31 the British tramp steamer Floristen struck an iceberg and ran aground while carrying a cargo of grain. No details on casualties or salvage were provided.

Curling Newfoundland Floristen

French Offense Advances As German Lines Recede

Paris reports the French offensive ongoing with German retirement. Alternate checks and advances mark the centers of action. Allied armies remain intact though retired on the left front. Reinforcements are arriving as general operations continue.

Paris

Ceremonial Mass Opens Conclave with 57 Cardinals

In Rome on August 31, fifty seven cardinals attended the ceremonial mass that opened the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Pius X. The event marks the start of the papal election process.

Rome Italy

Congressman seeks 12 cents a pound cotton aid

Representative Robt L Henry of Texas introduced a bill in the house to authorize a 12 cent per pound advance in federal reserve notes on cotton. The move aims to temporarily relieve growers facing market pressures.

Washington Robt.l. Henry Texas House Federal Reserve

Utah senatorial primary under way in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Utah August 31 A general primary election is in progress to nominate candidates for United States senator and other offices. Incumbent Reed Smoot and current Congressmen Joseph Howell and Jacob Johnson are expected to be renominated on the Republican ticket. Democrats and Progressives plan fusion with James H Moyle for senator and James H Mays Lewis Larson for representatives.

Salt Lake City Utah United States Congress Supreme Court Reed Smoot Joseph Howell Jacob Johnson James H. Moyle James H. Mays Lewis Larson

Wisconsin primaries heat up as McGovern Morris clash

Milwaukee August 31 nationwide interest centers on Wisconsin primaries. A fierce Republican fight for governor and other state offices is overshadowed by the battle for the United States senate. Governor Francis McGovern opposes Lieutenant Governor Thomas Morris, with Morris backed by the La Follette wing and Senator Sonnenson backing Morris for the seat.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin United States Francis McGovern Thomas Morris Morris la Follette McGovern Stephenson

Fishing trip party from Laredo heads to Harris Lake area

Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Hiatt Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Boniger Mr. and Mrs. J. B. DaCamara and Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Johnston formed a party of Laredo ladies and gentlemen. They departed Saturday morning in the Hiatt and DaCamara autos for hunting and fishing near Harris Lake seven miles west of Cottonland. They returned home this morning.

G. C. Hiatt J. F. Boniger J. B. DaCamara Harry G. Johnston Laredo Hiatt DaCamara Harris Lake Cotulla

Notice to Delinquent Subscribers for The Times

A notice to subscribers in arrears warns that if they do not call and settle or arrange payment by September 1 1914 delivery will be discontinued. No further notice will be issued. Dated 8 15 15 by the Manager Times.

Times

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San Agustin Laredo Boy Schlitz Ula E John Gilligan Hamilton Ady Gy Associated Press Burdette Mineral Wells GR. Displain K.P. Gifford of J. F. Johnson Atascosa County A. M. Bruni Adel Leopoldo Galveston A. J. Landrum Kansas City Mr Landrum Robert A. Greer Beaumont Hal Wreer Nina Winn Bon Ton Henry Y. Blake Tampico, Mexico Bender J. Orth Martin Beach R Roslosky M. Elizondo F. K Townsend T. A. Swenson J. T. Wagner D. Johnston Tampico Ke.luna Thos. Philips Austin J. A. Allison G. HK. Lunstinger Waco J. Berry Fred Miller A. G. Franwitz Buckeye State Fair Queen Wilhelmina's ENT SELEC Tion Pius x Manager Times
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