Citation by publication in Zapata County Texas 1921
шыр The State of Texas commands the Sheriff to summon numerous Gallegos, Ramirez, Garza, Trevifio, Garcia, Hale, Vidaurri, and other defendants to appear at the next District Court term in Zapata County. The suit, filed September 29 1920, seeks partition of Porcion Four comprising about 7111 acres valued around 15000 dollars. Plaintiffs request partition, appointment of commissioners, and title and possession allocations. Return required by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zapata
Jose Maria Gallegos
Maria del Refugio Gallegos
Simona Gallegos
Cenobia Ramirez Vela. de Ramirez
Herlinda Ramirez de Vela
Lucia
Ramon Vda de Trevifio
Francisco Trevifio
Virginia Trevifio
Tirsa Trevifio
Lila Trevifio de Ferrera
G. B. Ferrera
Lucia Trevi
Guadalupe Garza de Garcia
Lazaro Herrera Garza
Julio Garcia
Clemente Garcia
Jose Maria Garcia
Jose Maria Mareia
Santos Garcia
Punceno Garcia
Refugio Garcia
Catarina Garcia
Rosalio Santos
Rosario Santos
Venacila Garcia de Pefia
Ygnacia Garcia de Pefia
Jose Cruz Garza
Severa Garza
District Court
Zapata County
Gumersindo Ramirez
Felipe Ramirez
Jesus Ramirez
Isidoro Ramon
Francisca Ramirez
Margarita Garza
Reyes Escamilla
Rafael Trevisio
Lucila Ramirez de Trevisio
Leonarda Ramirez
Epitacia Ramirez
Isabel Ramirez
de Gutierrez
Filiberto Gutierrez
Trinidad Lilia G. de Gutierrez
Inecio Gutierrez
Francisca Gutierrez
Margarita Garcia
Guadalupe Ramirez
L. L. Haynes
Jesus Garcia Benavides
Manuel Garcia Benavides
Ignacio Garcia Benavides
Rafael Garcia Benavides
Amador Garcia
Silvestra Garcia
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Ramon Garcia
Juan .Garza
Jesus Garza
Martin Garza
Maria Encarnacion Garza de Martinez
Juan Martinez
Ignacio Garza
Antonio Garza
Maria Gallegos de Leal
Juan M. Leal
Rafael Benavides
Hilario Salinas
Porcion
Pordon
Bright umbrellas change color demand in New York streets
By Associated Press New York Sept 6 bright hued umbrellas are twice as much in demand than a year ago manufacturers declare. They look for a day when street crowds in rainy weather will be as vivid as those in fair weather. Rainy days in New York this summer show a cheerier scene than in the past when black umbrellas predominated. Working girls commuting in all weather favor purple brown orange and blue umbrellas, while others join the cheerful trend against the darker season.
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Associated Press
New York
Notice of sale of unclaimed freight at Laredo depot
International & Great Northern Railway Company James A Baker Receiver will sell at 10:00 to 11:00 a m October 1 1921 at the Freight Depot Laredo Texas the described property one Key Lig Roof Cement weighing 210 pounds shipped from Cleveland Ohio to Pedro Ramirez and covered by CRI&P Burr Oak Tfr Ills. to Laredo way bill 1875 dated March 24 1921 for cash to satisfy legally accrued charges
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International & Great Northern Railway Company
James A. Baker
Laredo
Texas
Cri&p
Burr Oak
Pedro Ramirez
North American Fibre Prod. Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. A Birge Celebrates 70th Birthday at Wisconsin
Dr. A Birge president of the University of Wisconsin reaches his 70th birthday. His career spans about fifty years at Madison beginning as an instructor in natural history in 1875 and advancing to professor, dean, and finally president. Born in Troy New York he studied at Williams College and authored works on zoology and limnology.
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A. Birge
University of Wisconsin
Birge
Madison
Wisconsin University
Ile
College of Letters and Science
Charles H. van Hise
Troy
N. Y
Williams College
Daily History Lessons From Sept 7 Through 1919
A compact roll call of historical events and notable births and deaths dated September 7: the Pitt statue debut in New York City in 1770, James G Carter born 1795, the steamer New York lost in 1846, Papal States unrest in 1860, Wooster University opened in 1870, poet John Greenleaf Whittier died 1892, British Trades Union Congress met 1896, and an ambush killing in Fermony Ireland in 1919.
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James G. Carter
Leominster
Mass
Chicago
New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Papal States
University of Wooster
Wooster
John Greenleaf Whittier
Hampton Falls
N. H
Haverhill
British Trades Union Congress
Edinburgh
Fermony
Ireland
Notice to Sell 28 Sewer Bonds in Laredo
Sealed proposals due September 10 1921 at 10 am to City Secretary A R Garcia for sale of 28 sewer bonds issued 1919 denomination 1900 each total 125600. Bonds due in forty years with optional twenty year redemption bearing 6 percent interest semiannual. Bid deposits 5 percent. City may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Garcia
Laredo
Texas
Four Horsemen Screened Aboard Adriatic Before Rialto Run
On the Adriatic there was a private early viewing of Rex Ingram’s The Four Norsemen of the Apocalypse aboard the White Star liner before its Rialto engagement September 12 to 14. John Macrae of BE Dutton & Co arranged the advance show to satisfy English and Continental exhibitors and to please interested passengers. Pearl White, in Beyond Price at the Royal Theatre, travels Europe gathering gowns for future films, while her motto urges staying young by pursuing youth’s happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rex Ingram
Rialto Theatre
Vicente Blasco
Safiez
Adriatic
John Macrae
Dutton and Co
Sefior Ibanez
Nice
France
Pearl White
the Royal Theate
Europe
Pear White
Nordstern Zeppelins Given to France for Commercial Use
The Nordstern, former LZ 121, handed to France for Marseilles to Algiers service under a German treaty. It is a 425 foot long airship with 61 foot diameter, 25,300 pound cargo capacity, and 456 passengers crew, powered by four Maybach engines at about 50 mph. The craft, housed in Friedrichshafen, was inspected by French officials after arrival.
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Washington
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
J. J.ide
Europe
Service de Navigation Aerienne
Marseilles-Algiers
Germany
Italy
France
Friedrichsafen
St. Cyr
Ide
Leroy and
Paquignon
Adjutant Maisonneuve
Air
Laurent Evenac
Social Calendar for Thursday at Baptist Church Circles
Circle A W M U meets Mrs J B Trout at 4:30 pm. Circle B W M U meets Mrs J J Wilkes at 4 pm. Circle D W M U meets at Mrs J M Sallee's home at 4 pm. The Blue Bonnet Club hosts at the Woman's Club at 8 pm honoring Miss Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crcle
the Baptist Church
J. B. Trout
Circle B. W. M. U
J. J. Wilkes
Circle D
J. M. Sallee
Blue Bonnet Club
Woman's Club
Miss Dunham
From The Arabic and Local Social Notes
A mix of verse excerpts and city society items. Included are lines from a Shelley poem, arrivals and departures of residents, calls on relatives, a teaching appointment, a wedding report, club meetings, and a social dance hosted by the Woman's Club with music by Ernst Buenz. about 30 couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Buenz
Mesdames R. L. Poster
H. R. Borchers
Mary Shelby
C. M. MacDaniel
Harding Replies to Critics From Washington Letter
President Harding expresses hope that Congress will pass the foreign debt funding and railroad funding bills along with tariff and tax legislation before the extraordinary session ends. The letter to Senator McCormick is seen as a reply to Democratic attacks on the Republican record in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
McCormick
Cotton cost to produce 1921 Texas crop stated
Austin Sept 7 the commissioner of agriculture Vierrell announced the cost of producing the 1921 Texas cotton crop at 25.8 cents per pound noting a price under 25 cents would not cover costs and the estimate is based on farmer reports from 56 counties. Dallas Sept 7 the War Finance Corporation raised its loan to the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association from 16.5 million to 15 million. Sept 7 in Geneva the League of Nations assembly opened discussions with Bolivian and Chilean delegates over Tacna Arien demand to place the issue on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Vierrell
Terrell
Dallas
The
War Finance Corporation
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
C. O. Moser
Texas Farm Bureau
Jénega
Assembly of the League of Nations
Ku Klux Parade in Mart Sparks Crowd
Five hundred white robed Klansmen paraded Mart streets in a first appearance, drawing crowds as residents lined the route after being tipped off. The event occurred in Waco, Texas on September 7.
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Waco
Texas
Mart
Auto Turned Over injuring Beaumont youths
Six young men from prominent Beaumont families were injured, two seriously, when the car they rode in overturned just outside the city limits last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Beaumont
Texas
Indicted Priest Murder Case Seeks Trial Date
Birmingham Alabama September 7 bond of ten thousand dollars was set in the circuit case of Rev. R. Stephenson indicted yesterday on second degree murder in the August 11 slaying of Father James B. Coyle. Trial date not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
R. Stephenson
James B. Coyle
Remarkable Cotton Futures Rally Tops New Orleans Market
The New Orleans cotton exchange saw an extraordinary surge as all months futures opened $10 per bale higher than yesterday. October futures rose to 21.44 and May to 22.10, driven by speculative activity tied to Liverpool market gains. Reuters says the move represents one of the wildest advances in recent memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Noel
Liverpool
Dallas brings Willis Todd to jail after Fort Worth killing
Willis Todd, arrested in the week old killing of Fort Worth service car driver James McNeal, was brought to Dallas by Fort Worth officers and jailed in Dallas County as a precaution against possible violence.
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Uy Associated Rrese
Dallas
Texas
Willis Fodd
James McNeal
Fort Worth
Building Wages Cut in Chicago Arbitration Ruling
ChicagoSept 7 Building trades workers face wage reductions and new working rules from Judge Landis arbitration. The decision opens Chicago territory to all contractors and could revive millions in construction. Fireproofers receive 1 12 percent and bricklayers 1 10 per hour, down from 1 25. About fifty thousand workers are affected.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Another Victim Sioux City Cot Ends War Sleep Cost
In Sioux City Iowa Sept 6 normalcy claims another victim the hotel cot as war era overwork ends. Cots priced at 1.50 will be charged only after all beds are filled. Seasoned travelers note past rates 5 to 15 for a night on a hard cot and accept the change with weary irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Morpheus
St. Louis Nationals Close Gap on Pirates in Standings
By winning four games in two days the St. Louis Nationals narrow the gap, now within 37 points of the Pittsburg Pirates. About one full game separates the league leading New York Americans and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis Nationals
Pittsburg Pirates
New York Americans
Cleveland
Irish Question Hangs In Balance In Inverness Meeting
In Inverness Scotland on September 7 ministers from the British government met Lloyd George amid divisions over how to handle Ireland. Some favor continuing exchanges of notes with Sinn Fein while others push different procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness
Scotland
Lloyd George
Cabinet approves reply to de Valera note in Inverness
In Inverness Scotland on September 7 the British cabinet met and unanimously approved the government reply to the latest note from Eamonn de Valera. The decision reinforces Britain’s stance in the ongoing dispute with the Irish leader regarding constitutional issues and negotiations.
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Inverness
Scotland
Eamonn de Valera
Jealous Husband Strangling Device Claimed by Wife
A Dallas woman claiming to be the wife of a prominent physician asked police to contact her jealous husband to stop her from deserting him at night. She described tying their wrists and ankles with a fishing line as a nightly precaution amid a recent quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Well Known Men to Be Arrested in Holdup Case
Texarkana Sept 7 AP reports the arrest of a well known young man in connection with the Kansas City Southern near southbound holdup last night seven miles south of Texarkana. Officers say warrants likely once suspects are located. Four youths, two known to police, visited a local garage in an automobile and filled tanks. Robbers were said to be dressed like the quartet. Postal inspectors withheld loot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texarkana
J Tuertoite
Kansas Ily
James B Berry Waives Trial In Wife Slaying Case
Dallas charged printer James B Berry waived examining trial for the killing of his wife Louise Berry shot last Saturday in her apartment. He was remanded to jail without bail as witnesses were directed to appear before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
James B Berry
Louise Berry
Wes
Physician Killed in Waxahachie Shooting
In Waxahachie Texas Dr Charles W Ray 35 prominent local physician was shot to death in his office shortly before noon today A painter named Bill Harris surrendered to authorities following the shooting and is in custody as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waxahuechie
Texas
Charles W. Ray
Bill" Harris
Woman Burglar Sent to Hospital for Thyroid Treatment
Mrs. Fannie Lebowitz a convicted burglar and mother of eight children was sent to a hospital in Well for a year to undergo thyroid secretion therapy from sheep in an effort to cure her criminal tendencies.
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Associated Press
New York
Fannie Lebowitz
Funeral Thursday Evening With Full Military Honors
Remains of Corporal Leonnardo Diaz, son of Mrs Felipe Diaz, who died serving overseas, will arrive in Laredo on tomorrow afternoon’s train. American Legion members and ex-service men will meet the body, escort it to the deceased’s home at 1212 Juarez Avenue, and conduct the funeral at 6 o’clock tomorrow evening with full military honors including a firing squad from Fort McIntosh, the 17th Infantry Band, and local ex-service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonnardo Diaz
Felipe Diaz
Laredo
France
American Legion
Juarez Avenue
Fort McIntosh
17Th Infantry Band
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