Wednesday Institute At Central School Noted For Interest
Thursday’s Daily reports the Webb County Teachers Institute at Central School in the city with Mr Hinton Encinal superintendent conducting the day’s program. Notable items include health essentials and state teachers association talks, plus a focus on teaching methods and texts. Knights of Columbus elect officers for Laredo Council No 2804, with about 200 members.
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Encinal
Webb County Teachers Institute
Encinal School
Cobb
Texas State Teachers Association
Knights of Columbus
Laredo
I. CG. Canseco
A. L. Walsh
Thomas Devine
A. R. Kahn
John Smith, Jr
Manuel Cruz
Laredo Council K. of C
No Substitute Offered for Diarrhea Remedy
A pharmacy claim states ninety nine of a hundred druggists recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for diarrhoea. They endorse it based on customer reports and reliability.
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Chamberlain
Wentworth Brothers Piano Tuner Seeks Awaiting Calls in Laredo
Lester A Wentworth of Wentworth Brothers in New York asks friends and clients in Laredo to hold piano work until IT can call on them. Expert tuners and rebuilders of pianos and player-pianos, 39 W 42nd St, New York.
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Laredo
Lester A. Wentworth
Wentworth Brothers
42Nd St
New York
City Lumber Co Reopens Saturdays After Violations
In view of violations by some signers of the noon close agreement the City Lumber Co announces it will be open all Saturdays from now on. The notice dates Sept 4 1951 and states businesses will operate all day Saturdays.
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City Lumber CO
Francisco Villa Died Rich
Mexico City reports Francisco Villa would have become a major landowner had he not been killed at Parral on July 20. Gov't ceded Canutile ranch in Durango to Villa and followers, with Pueblito hacienda near Ofinaga added. He was near control of San Isidro ranch in Jimenez district and Cartena in northern Durango.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Parral
Fair
Canutile
Durango
Villa
Pueblito
Ofinaga
Conchos
Chihuahua
Social Calendar Open Meetings At Local Church
Thursday notices show the W M A Baptist Church general meeting at 4 PM at the church. The Brotherhood of St Andrew Junior and Senior branches meet at the Rectory at 8 PM in the evening.
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W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Dream Children Poem and Local Notices
Dream Children poem describes a father’s night journey with imagined children and a farewell to a dreamlike voyage. General notices list Mrs. Christen visiting Los Angeles and multiple families touring Texas, plus residents moving and visiting, with names and places such as Kerrville San Antonio Fredericksburg and Montrose.
Social Evening for Denike Family Guests
Misses Rosajie Bigwig and Minneret Heye of San Antonio hosted a wienie roast at Ron Jose with many friends. Guests included Mildred Loyendecker Kathleen Heanes Leis Doroth Dermay Olivia Braden Evelyn Ayein and others from Cotulla and nearby towns with later dancing and lively hospitality noted.
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Minneret Heye
San Antonio
Ron Jose
Mildred Loyendecker
Kathleen Heanes
Leis End
Dorothy Dermay
Olivia Braden
Evelyn Ayein
Marjo Ad Loa Fish
Mary Pant Goldman
Josephine Theywster
Alice Maitebnreer
Cotulla
Reboeen
Beverly Qhein
Ira Wo Colfer
Meese
Gur Trowl
Vwiehred Trout
Bitte
Arthur Derby
William Dirsie
Ras Ming
Horace
Cleve Givant
Taree Petts
RV Navid
Raney Roa Brewster
Amd
G. W. Derby
Fragmented OCR item summarizes distant notes
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Women in Canton and Other Global Notes from the Era
The text cites Canton as a major Chinese city admitting two women to its municipal council and describes women from various countries pursuing education and invention. It mixes anecdotes of domestic life, fashion, and industry, noting female inventors and the social roles women assume in different societies.
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Mia
Fern Pliet
Cincinnati
AoMis
China
On Trail of Assassins Two Guilty, Greek Hunt Continues
Milan reports the Greek government is tracking Italian mission assassins with several suspects arrested including two killers. Greek fleet orders retreat to the Gulf of Yolo to avoid Italian ships as Rome notes pacific Italian aims. Also grim dispatches from Iwaki and Tokyo describe widespread fires, casualties, and new volcanic island sightings with strong quake activity in Japan and nearby seas.
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Milan
Polo Italia
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Trieste
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Gulf of Yolo
Rome
Gulf of Volo
Italy
Italian Forces Allegedly Occupy Islands Northwest of Corfu
A Rome despatch reports current rumors that Italian troops have occupied Merlera Fano and Mathraki islands located northwest of Corfu, with details yet unconfirmed by Rome.
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Rome
Merlera
Fano
Mathraki
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Delegates Press for Action at Geneva Over League Withdrawal
A Milan despatch to Le Matin reports that Maris Sept Dragil and Uruguay have told their Geneva delegates to ally with Italy and withdraw from the League of Nations if Italy moves to do so. The report notes potential shifts in alliance and the potential move by other nations.
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Dragil
Uruguay
Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
Milan
le Matin
Texas Board of Regents to Elect President
The Waco based Texas Technological College board of regents meets to elect a president. A board member said all day’s applicants have been eliminated and six Texas men remain as finalists.
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Waco
Texas
Board of Regents
New
Texas ‘Technotosteal Cotlere
Ford Resumes Talks on Vaseycle Shoals Assets Purchase
Washington on September 6 saw negotiations resume between the government and Henry Ford over his bid to acquire the Vasecle Shoals Alabama power plants and nitrate properties. Ford met with Secretary Weeks and later with President Coolidge to discuss the subject.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Vasecle Shoals
Alabama
Ford
Secretacy
Coolidge
Miller Death Ends Saranac Lake Star's Tuberculosis Fight
John Dots Miller a former major league star and ex San Francisco club manager in the Pacific Coast league died in Saranac Lake on September 6 after a battle with tuberculosis.
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Associated Press
Saranac Lake
John
Dots) Miller
San Francisco
Jail Delivery Stirs Sofia in Balkan Politics
In Sofia Bulgaria on Sept 6 the Director of Public Safety disclosed a dramatic jail escape during a seizure of Stamboulisky loyalists. Two prisoners including former Sofia mayor Krum Popott and Stamboulisky aide Stoyan Kalucheff were reportedly released to civilians posing as examiners, with escorts vanished and no trace found.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Director of Public Safety
Stamboulisky
Natcleff
Krum Popott
Stoyan Kalucheff
Earthquake and Tsunami Hit Yokohama and Tokyo Area
Seismic disaster reports show Yokohama totally destroyed while Tokyo and surrounding towns suffer heavy damage. A toll of millions in population across the stricken region is noted, with five large cities badly damaged and widespread devastation.
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Osaka
Bank of Japan
Yokohimi
Tris
Yokohama
Japanese official toll on Tokyo quake and fire released
Iwaki Sept 6 The Japanese home office announced preliminary figures on Tokyo earthquake and fire with 50 000 dead 100 000 injured and 240 000 homeless as confusion over casualties is eased by the government estimate.
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Iwaki
Tokio
American Losses Yokohama District Reported Dead
Consul Dick reported in Washington that the fire department lists dead missing or probably dead in the Yokohama district. The dead include Pharmacist Paul and others identified in the dispatch.
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Washington
Dick Over
Follasvinge
Yokhama
Paul
Mine dispute talks resume with Governor Pinchot
In Starksbure Pennsylvania the mine operators and miners union officials resumed conferences with Governor Pinchot over terms to settle the suspension of hard coal operations. Leaders on both sides reported little change in the situation as of the noon adjournment until 2 30 this afternoon.
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Spt
Miners’ Union
Pinchot
Imperial Hotel Fire Razes Narragansett Pier Site
Fire at the Imperial Hotel in Narragansett Pier destroys the building early today. Two hundred guests escaped unharmed while the blaze caused extensive property loss estimated at five hundred thousand dollars.
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Narragansett Pier
RR. 1
Ten Die in Berlin Express Collision Near Hanover
Ten people were killed and 15 injured in a head on collision between the Berlin Amster dam express and the Dresden Amsterdam express near Hanover. Two coaches of the Dresden Amsterdam train were demolished.
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Berlin
Hanover
Texas Negroes Stay Home As Widespread Migration Reported
A report from Texas claims a movement of African Americans from Southern farms to Northern industrial plants was debunked. Labor officials deny large numbers leaving Texas with estimates suggesting fewer than 500 leaving in search of work.
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Wrass
Stedin
Texas
Iroty
Washington
Taras Texas
Myers
Untitled fragment seeks hidden meaning in wine tasting notes
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Nibesimee
Mendison
Princefom
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Anawoud
Kobe
Yokohana
Earthquake Tragedy Strikes Wakane Region in Japan
A Reuters dispatch from Osaka reports foreigners killed as a quake razed hotels and wiped out Miranoshite village in Wakane district. A volcanic explosion at Kowalki dani is noted in the same region.
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Japan
Miranoshite
Wakane
Reuters
Osaka
Kowalkidani
American Embassy Officials Safe After Tokio Missing Report
Col Samuel Reher of New York confirms Major William Crane and Mrs Crane, previously reported missing in Tokio, are safe. The statement comes from Iwaki on September 6 and notes Crane was connected to the American embassy.
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Iwaki
Samuel Reher
New York
William Crane
Crane
Tokio
Koreans Start Uprising in Wokio amid Japanese turmoil
Despatches from Harbin and Teking report Korean revolutionary elements in Japan have begun armed uprisings in Wokio during a catastrophe. Street fighting is described as intense.
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Moscow
Harbin
Teking
Japan
Wokio
Japanese Finance Minister Likely Declares Moratorium
Reports from Tokyo indicate Japan's finance minister is likely to announce a ten day moratorium. Officials say the decision could impact the government’s financial stance during the current period.
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Nagasaki
Tokio
Million Dollars in Red Cross Japan Relief Funds
Donations collected by the New York Chapter of the American Red Cross for Japan relief totaled $1,000,000 by noon today. The funds were gathered as officials from the committee met at J. P. Morgan Co. to discuss faster relief measures.
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Belleau Wood
Woods
France
Stara
Mia. James
Carroll Brazer
Washington
Bellegu Wood Memorial Association
New York
Sept
Japan Relief Committee of the American Red Cross
J. P. Morgan Co
Baltic American Line to Pay Fine Under Protest
New York report says G Max Strauss, president of the Baltic American line, announced the company would pay the $200 per passenger quarantine fine under protest and then appeal to the courts to seek a refund.
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New York
Max Strauss
Baltic American Line
Dutch Guiana Women Carry Family Sayings in Gold Adornments
In Dutch Guiana the women wear heavy bracelets, necklaces, and even crowns of gold and silver to bear on their persons all the family sayings.
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Dutch Guiana
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