Citation by Publication in Webb County Texas
The state commands Sheriff or constable to publish this citation weekly for four weeks to reach J Herbert Akers and unknown heirs or representatives. It aids a suit filed August 20 1922 in Webb County District Court No 5960 by R C Gregg against J Herbert Akers. The land involved lies in Webb County described as 320 acres including North half of Survey 31 Block 2 and notes a 1912 mortgage to John Moll for 2500 dollars with 6 percent interest. The case seeks title clearance and foreclosure relief, with prior judgments and a 1916 sheriff sale to Gregg. Akers is to appear at the next term in Laredo on October 9 1922.
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State OF
Texas
Webb County
J.herbert Akers
J. Herbert Akers
49Th Judicial District
Vald Judicial District
District Court
Court House
Laredo
A. D
R. C. Gregg
Ross Shride
Zada Shride
John Moll
Varas
Rosa Shride
J. Herbert Akern
Gregg
Va. Rosas Shride
Antonio Salinas
J. Herbert ‘Akers
J. ‘Herbert Akers
Court notice from Webb County August 30 1922 Laredo
The court in Laredo Texas issues a formal notice dated August 30 1922 from Webb County with C M De La Garza as Clerk of the District Court. The document records official court action and the clerk's filing at the Webb County court office.
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C. M. de la Garza
Webb County
Sensapersa Promises Nerve Health Boost in Ten Days
Panicky symptoms and persistent irritability are urged to be eased by Sensapersa for ten days. The ad claims nerve health will double and energy return, placing you in the front ranks. Available in two sizes 50c and 1.00 at druggists or City Drug Co.
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City Drug Co
Birthday Honors for Notable Figures From Edinburgh to New York
Sir William Abbott Herdman, Edinburgh born scientist aged 64, is celebrated along with Dr. George Michaelis former German chancellor aged 65 who recently toured the U S. Howard Sutherland US senator from West Virginia born near Kirkwood Missouri aged 57. Vernon J. Clemons St Louis catcher born Clemons Iowa aged 30. Valentine J. Picinich New York City catcher aged 26.
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Wiliam Abbott Herdman
Edinburgh
George Michaelis
America
Howard Sutherland
United States
West Virginia
Kirkwood
Oeee Valentine J. Picinich
Washington
New York City
Vernon J. Clemons
St. Louis
Clemons
Iowa
Colonel Robert Clowry 85 Still Sends Morse as Sharp as Ever
Col Robert Clowry, turning eighty five today, recalls sending Morse code for Abraham Lincoln at Springfield Illinois before the Civil War. A longtime Western Union figure, he rose from operator to president and director, served in the signal corps, and earned brevets as major and colonel. He helped organize the Old-Time Telegraphers Association.
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Coonel Robert Clowry
Abraham Lincoln
Sprngfield
Coonel Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Illinois
Signal Corps
Clowry
Telegraphers’ Association
Poem and Social Notes Highlight Early September Pages
Excerpt opens with a poem of longing and memory. The rest covers social visits in Brooklyn and San Antonio, travel notes to Corpus Christi and San Luis Potosi, a wedding invitation for Miss Marie Antoinette Ligarde and Capt. Harold Gaulet, a silver shower for the bride, and club decorations with bridge and fan tan games.
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Marie Antoinette Ligarde
Honore Ligarde
Harold Howard Galllet
United States Army
Ligarde
Consuelo Saenz
Lila Sanchez
Harold Howard Gaulet
Maida and
Matrona
Virginia Penn
Leonor de la Garza
Alicia Ligarde
Luisa Ochoa
Amadeo Ligarde
Mexican Supper for Hassell Jr Prepares Farewell to Laredo
A long table with a miniature lake and ferns hosted guests for John Tucker Hassell Jr. before he leaves for Augusta Military Academy in Virginia. The event featured five courses, Mexican hats and canoes as favors, and a poetic farewell to the Adams at Montrose pavilion with about a hundred attendees.
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John Tucker Hassell, Jr
John T. Walsell
Fort Defiance
Augusta Military Academy
la Minature Lake
Messrs
Horace and
Beverly Hall
Mike Leyendecker
St. Elmo
Richard Trout
Ted O'Sell
Fred Rogers
Bernardino DaCamara
Conrad LaRo
Bill Lansdin
Lewis Leonard
Timeline of select 18th to 20th century events
Notable historical milestones listed include the 1781 Battle of Eutaw Springs in the South, 1847 U S troops capturing El Molino del Rey, 1848 a New York New England earthquake, 1869 death of William Pitt Fessenden in Portland Missouri, 1872 Oscar II's accession, 1897 a fatal train collision near Emporia Kansas, and 1906 Cambridge University beating Harvard in the Thames boat race.
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Eutaw Springs
8. C
South
United States
el Molino del Rey
New York
New England
William Pitt Fessenden
U. S
Maine
Treasury
Lincon
Portland
New Hampshire
Oscar II
Sweden
Emporia
Kas
Cambridge University
Warvard
Thames
Majestic hurricane tragedy and Miss Millie Gade swim noted
One year ago today the passenger schooner Majestic with 32 lost perished in a hurricane off Barbadoes. Also noted is Miss Millie Gade completing a Hudson River swim from Albany to New York City.
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Majestic
Barbadoes
Millie Gade
Albany
New York City
Doolittle Flies Transcontinental to San Antonio
Lieut James Doolittle, who completed his transcontinental flight Monday, started for San Antonio today from San Diego and expects to reach there this after noon.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
James Doolittle
San Antonio
Union Members Force Shutdown of Universal Plant
In Mexico City on September 8 the entire F1 Universal plant was sealed during printing as graphic arts workers and the new reporters union drove out staff at gunpoint and destroyed editions. Soldiers guard the plant and deny entry to all, including the editor.
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Adams
Christ Church
Parish Guild
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Montrose Pavilion
B. Adams
New Post
Mexico City
Brotherhood
Montrose
H. W. Johnston
Associated Press
F1 Universal
Graphic Art Syndicate
Reporters’ Union
Greek Disaster Decisive Setback for Greek Army at Smyrna
In Smyrna, September, a Turkish offensive decimated 160000 Greek troops, reducing them to refugees in under two weeks. Turkish official statements claim 400 Greek officers and 10000 soldiers captured, plus substantial munitions. Greek retreat from Asia Minor is widely expected though not officially confirmed.
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Presa
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Athens
Rumors of Greek King’s Abdication Grow
In Paris, reports claim King Constantine may abdicate amid European tensions. The return of Greek heir Prince George from Bucharest to Athens is seen as fueling abdication talk, tied to Venizelos’s possible return and efforts to restore order and prestige to Greece.
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Paris
Constantine of Grece
Prince George
Athens
Bucharest
Constantine
Venizelos
Greece
Greek Cabinet Resigns Over Asia Minor Reverses
Athens reports the Greek cabinet resigned under pressure from public opinion after severe military reverses in Asia Minor. A new ministry will be formed immediately.
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Athens
Asia Minor
Oklahoma Strike Plot Probed as Bridges Burn in State
Federal investigators probe a state-wide plan by striking shopmen to destroy railroad bridges and disrupt service. In under a month five bridges have burned across Oklahoma amid tampering reports, with four men held over a late August blaze near Reno and a confessed link to a broader walkout. In Chicago, leaders of craft unions were served with a government injunction notice upon arrival from the East.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Sept
Oklahoma
Reno
Impeachment Proceedings Against Attorney General Daugherty
Atlantic City announces impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty proposed by the New York libel council. The measure will be brought before the executive council of the American Federation of Labor when it meets in Atlantic City tomorrow, per AFL vice president Matthew Woll.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Daugherty
New York Libel Council
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
Federation
Western Executives Meet With Daniel Willard in Chicago
A group of Western executives is to convene with Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio railway in Chicago. No formal announcement has been issued but the meeting is understood to discuss a possible special agreement with the striking shop crafts.
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Chicago
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Fig
Derailed Pennsylvania Mail Train Injures Clerks and Passenger
The second section of Pennsylvania mail train No. 1 derailed west of Altoona, injuring two postal clerks and one passenger. Cause of the derailment is undetermined.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Mail
Altoon
Settlement Probable After Chicago Talks
Administrative officials stated the strike settlement was probable following conferences in Chicago. Washington officials had been in close touch with the industrial situation as discussions continued.
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Washington
Sept
Chicago
Senate Edges Toward Coal Legislation Conference
Washington reports the senate advanced the emergency coal measures with passage of the fact finding coal commission bill. The anti profiteering bill was passed yesterday and both measures were sent to conference for reconciliation.
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Washington
Senate
Gulf Stock Advances After Planned 1-for-12 Exchange
Gulf Stock rose sharply today on reports of a capital readjustment set for October 1. Twelve shares of $26 par value will exchange for one share of $100 value, sending the stock up 30 points to 3580 per share.
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Associated Press
New York
Senate approves bill for 25 additional federal judges
Washington reports that a bill to provide 25 more federal judges wins Senate approval. The measure moves to the House next week and then to the president for signature.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ironton Bank Closed In Missouri After Examination
Ironton Mo Sept 8 The bank of Tronton with deposits around 191000 was closed today by the state banking commission after an examination of the books. Bank officials did not issue a statement.
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Associated Press
Ironton
Bank of Tronton
State Banking Commission
General Ireland Reappointed Army Surgeon General
Washington reports Major General W. M. Ireland was reappointed today by President Harding as surgeon general of the army.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. M. Ireland
Harding
Army
Gentry Bros Dog and Pony Show Parade Comes to Laredo
The Gentry Bros Dog and Pony Show staged the longest best parade in Laredo this afternoon before 2 o clock. The two performances this afternoon and tonight promise added attractions and surprises for attendees as the show tours the streets.
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Gentry Bros
Cotton Ginning Report Shows Early Season Boost
The Census Bureau released the first ginning report of the season noting that ginning bases prior to September 1 totaled over 817 000 compared with under 486 000 a year earlier, signaling a strong start to the season.
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Associated Press
Washington, Sept
Census Bureau
Furniture Sacrifice Offer for Five Room House
Down payment of 100 dollars and monthly installments of 20 dollars buys the complete furnishings for a five room house. Owner leaving residence at 907 Farragut Street. 95-51.
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Farragut Street
Senate probes cotton marketing practices
A senate agricultural committee investigation into cotton marketing methods and practices was ordered by Senator Smith of South Carolina to determine whether there is interference with the law of supply and demand in the cotton market.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate
Smith
South Carolina
Grand jury recess in murder case. indictments adjusted
Marion Gib Aug 8 The grand jury investigating the murder today voted a recess until Sept 15 to allow time for serving arrest papers on those indicted. More indictments are expected. A recheck shows 37 of 88 indicted. one man was charged twice under different names. Four men are jailed while officers seek the remaining suspects.
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Associated Press
Marion
Gib
Uerrin
Sep
Egyptian boy fires shot near palace amid presidential scare
An 19 year old Egyptian boy fired toward a presidential car near the palace but missed. a guard returned fire, wounding him. The youth, described as unbalanced, claimed he intended to shoot the president and was restrained. A bystander was struck during the incident.
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Anbopro
Safem
Cee Ceuard
Salem Ewog
Bisfran
Governor Neff Urges Tax Officers to Speed Collections
Texas Governor Neff told the annual tax collectors convention that efficiency is needed in handling state tax money. He cited that every fifth Texan did not pay last year's taxes and noted delays by collectors contributing to the general revenue deficit. About 3 million dollars is currently due to the state.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Neff
General Revenue Fund
Tragedy at Lisbon crossing claims two in Texas
Dallas dispatch reports Fay Ether age and her brother Trice were in a car struck at a grade crossing by a Waco interurban. Fay was instantly killed and Trice seriously injured. The victims are daughter and son of Will Etherage of Lisbon Texas. The crash occurred early today and details are limited.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Fay Etherage
Will Etheerage
Lisbon
Trice
Waco Interurban
Vancouver Island milk producers win top butter awards
Vancouver Island Milk Producers Association won the highest honors in Canada butter competition with 88 points out of 100. A Dominion government report indicates experts supervised the tests and that British Columbia’s lumber industry once led wealth, now agricultural production nears forestry value.
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Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Island Milk Producers Association
Canada
Dominion
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
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