Citation Notice for Zapata County Land Partition Suit
A long form writ commands Jose Maria Gallegos and many co defendants to appear in the District Court of Zapata County on the fourth Monday after the first Monday in September 1921 to answer a second amended petition filed August 15 1921 in a suit started September 29 1920 number 125. Plaintiffs seek partition of Porcion Four containing about 7111 acres valued at around 15000 dollars and request appointment of commissioners and a partition writ. Several defendants named. Published weekly for four weeks prior to return day. Clerk Leopoldo Martinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Zapata County
Jose Maria Gallegos
Maria del Refugio Gallegos
Simona Gallegos
Cenobia Ramirez Vela
de Ramirez
Harlinda Ramirez de Vela
Lucia Ramon Vda de Trevifio
Francisco Trevifio
Virginia Treviso
Tirsa Trevifio
Lila Trevifio de Ferrera
G. &. Ferrera
Guadalupe Garza de Garcia
Lazaro Herrera Garza
Julio Garcia
Clemente Garcia
Jose Maria Garcia
Santos Garcia
Punceno Garcia
Refugio Garcia
Catarina Garcia
Rosalio Santos
Rosario Santos
Ygnacia Garcia de Pefia
Jose Cruz Garza
Severa Garza
Severo Garza
Josefa Gallegos de Hernandez
Irineo Hernandez
Francisco Garcia de Cuellar
Aia Juan Neponceno Cuellar
Encarnacion Garcia
Rafaela Garza de Vargas
Marcos Vargas
Lorenzo Garcia
Camilo Garcia
Domingo Santos
District Court
Zapata
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 Ben
San Juana Garza
Vola
de Garcia
Amador Garcia
Silvestra Garcia
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
Porcion
Leopoldo Martinez
State OF Texas
Webb County
Kofrusina Gutierrez Avalos
49Th Judicial District
Laredo
A. D
Julian Avalos
Eofrusina Gutierrez Avalos
Sald
C. M. de la Garza
Publication Citation in Webb County Divorce Suit 1921
Publication notice issued for Kofrusina Gutierrez Avalos in Webb County divorce case No 5571. Petitioner Julian Avalos alleges abandonment after May 1914 and seeks divorce. court set for Oct 10 1921 in Laredo with weekly notices prior.
Zapata County Court Clerk Notice Dated August 15 1921
The document records an official court seal and stamp from Zapata County Texas with the date August 15 1921 and mentions Leopoldo Martinez as Clerk of the District Court.
Local church meetings and social notes in Thursday edition
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church meets with Mrs. R L Bobbitt at 3 30 pm. A W M A circle gathering is set for 4 pm at the Baptist church. The Latin American Club plans a ball for Mexican Independence Centenary. Numerous notices list residents traveling, visiting, or planning to return, including Rice Institute students and local families.
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Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
R. L. Bobbitt
Circles of
Baptist Church
University-bound students and socialize in town
Ed Mann plans to depart for Austin to enter the University while Astin will follow soon to study there. James and Philip Moore set September 20 for their Austin enrollment, Cecil Matthes aims to leave next Monday for Bryan to attend A M College. Mrs. W S Keithley and her daughter Katherine returned from a several-week visit with relatives. Mrs. Elisabeth Reed hosted a theater party at the Rialto honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee Milton, with guests later at the hostess home for a salad and ice course. The rooms featured American Beauty roses and brides and interlaced hearts decorations. Guests included the honor couple, and numerous friends, Capt. Duffey and Mrs. Reed among them.
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Elisabeth Reed
Rialto
Clarence Lee Milton
J. A. MacDonald
Mortimer McKinney
L. Daiches
Courtney Slaughter
Vernon Profitt
N. L. Brewer
Dorothy Woodard
Capt. Duffey
Reed
Going Back to Work in Chicago Building Industry
GOING BACK TO WORK, Chicago, Sept. 14. Facing the possibility of the open shop in the Chicago building industry and spurred to action by the refusal of Judge Landis, the arbiter, to grant wage decision rehearing until they are at work, union men here are returning to their jobs in large numbers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHICAGO AND ENGLAND
A collection of gender focused notes: women form a quarter of Chicago wordkeepers, English tuners of church bells earn livelihoods, and mothers may be summoned when girls’ skirts are too short in Berlin. The British North America act amendment, Mary Tiddell as England’s famed pea sheller, and a Knickerbocker club of Chicago girls pledge knickerbockers. Gordon Selfridge’s daughter inspires a new soda bar in London, while Miss Tillie Ruppel of Lincoln Nebraska trails two escaped felons aiding authorities. Her calls and relayed tips helped the sheriff’s posse capture them.
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Waga
Chicago
England
Belin
Senate of Canada
Mary Tiddell
Covent Garden
London
Engand
Gordon Selfridge
Ans
Tillie Ruppel
Lincoln
Neb
State Penitentiary
Miss Ruppe
Arbuckles Indicted for Manslaughter by San Francisco Grand Jury
ArbugeLes indicted for manslaughter by the San Francisco grand jury today. Liberty on bail meanwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbugeles
San Francisco
Liberty
Dail Eireann approves reply and plenipotentiaries
Dublin sept 14 the Dail Eireann unanimously approved the reply to Lloyd George proposals on Irish peace efforts. It approved appointing plenipotentiaries for possible negotiations at Inverness with British representatives to discuss settlement of the Irish question. The plenipotentiaries are not sent to Inverness in response to Lloyd George but to carry on potential talks regardless of the cabinet's reply reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dublin
Deil Eireann Today
Lloyd George
Inverness
Dail Eireann
Washington A Downgrade? 1914 Unemployed vs 1920s
Secretary Davis noted in Washington that in 1914 there were 7 million unemployed, a larger share of breadwinners. He contrasted with current 6,709,000 unemployed, stressing many depend on others’ earnings and highlighting $500 million in public works bonds. He called unemployment worldwide and described Labor Department services placing 60,000 harvest workers and adjustments for threshing and cobbing. He pointed to early signs of recovery in cotton and woolen goods.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
Europe
Arbuckle faces manslaughter charge in death case
San Francisco report states two charges against Roseos Arbuckle related to Miss Rapgs death. Grand jury indicted for manslaughter. murder charge still active in justice court and will go to superior court Thursday. Bail not granted until murder matter resolved. Roscoe Arbuckle’s wife Mrs Roscoe Arbuckle Minta Durfee flies to support him.
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Justice Court
Associated Press
San Francisco
Roseos Arbuckle
Miss Rapgs
Arbuckle
Brady
New York
Roscoe Arbuckle
Minta Durfee
Mr. Arbuckle
Colorado Is Falling
Houston reports indicate that Colorado giver ia rapidly falling and the inner Brazos branches rise from Hempstead south. A death set at San Antonio states another body found in dobb y, with two drownings confirmed. A number of persons are still missing.
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Dallas
Texas
Houston
Hempstead
San Antonio
Dobby
Wil
Post Season Series Opens In Fort Worth September 21
The Memphis and Port Worth Southern championship post season series begins September 21 in Fort Worth. It will be a seven game series with the champion declared after four wins. Doak Roberts and John Martin, presidents of the Southern Association, will supervise as board of control along with club interleague representatives.
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Hiv Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis and
Port Worth
Senate finance panel approves half rate on 1922 transportation taxes
Washington Sept. 14 retained the calendar year 1922 transportation taxes on freight passenger and Pullman accommodations at one half the present rate after action by the senate finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Woman acts as polling warden in Haverhill primary
In Haverhill Massachusetts a woman presided at a voting precinct during a special primary election. Ida A T Stevens, already serving as an inspector, is noted as the first woman to act as warden. She will be paid 15 dollars for a roughly ten hour day, extending as votes are counted. The primary picks a successor to Congressman Wilfred W Lufkin, Boston port collector.
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Associated Press
Haverhill
Mass
Offic'al
Ida A. T. Stevens
Wilfred W. Lufkin
Boston
Arrest Draft Evaders in Hidalgo County War Rounding Up
Brownsville Texas Sept 14 Sheriff A Y Baker delivered 32 alleged draft evaders to Fort Brown after the slacker list publication. All bear Mexican names.
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Associated Press
Brownaville
Texas
A. Y. Baker
Hidalgo County
Fort Brown
Lincoln rules on horseshoes and the Sunday law
Lincoln officials decide pitching horseshoes on Sunday does not violate the city Sunday observance law. Debate reveals some officials misidentify quoits and include a quip from City Commissioner John Wright who proclaims himself Lincoln's premier horseshoe pitcher.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
John Wright
Watch THE TIMES Everyday for Opportunities
Promotable subscription notice inviting readers to watch THE TIMES daily for opportunities, priced at 60 cents per month. May imply a promotional line aimed at boosting regular readership.
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the Times
Pershing Sails for Overseas to Honor Unknown Soldier
General Pershing sails from New York aboard the Paris to France to posthumously receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for an unknown French soldier. He greets crowds, is flanked by Colonel Quekemayor, and plans to escort the unknown American to Arlington Cemetery on Armistice Day. He will visit American troops and centers in England and the European theater.
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Tokio
Borneo
Paris
Rangoon
Nile
Engadine
Athens
Naple
Harlem
Zoo
Minna Irving
New York Herald
Associated Press
New York
General Pershing
France
Prench Poflu
Quekemayor
Pershing
Americg
Armistion
Arington
America
Army of
Wyupoton
Moore elected judge of international court of justice
John Bassett Moore of the United States was elected a judge of the international court of justice by the League of Nations assembly on the second ballot. His election was confirmed by the council. Other judges were elected on the first ballot from Spain Brazil Great Britain Chile Cuba France Japan Holland and Italy. Moore announced he will accept the election and is in his 61st year. He has taught international law at Columbia University for 20 years and held key state department roles and the Spanish American peace commission.
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Tokio
Far East
Washington
Pacific
Japan
United States
Matsunami
Panama Canal
Siberia
Korea
Formosa
Hawaii
Philippines
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Hongkong
China
Yorodzu
Manchuria
Ty Associated Press
John Bassett Moore
International Court of Justice
Assembly of the League of Nations
Moore
Council
Spain
Brazil
Chile
Cuba
France
Holland
Italy
New York
Columbia University
League commission opts not to intervene in mandates dispute
Geneva Sept 14 A decision not to intervene in the mandates question pending as the result of negotiations between the principal mandatory powers and the United States was reached today by the special commission of the League of Nations named in connection with the resolution presented to the League Assembly by Lord Robert Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Special Commission
The
League of Nations
League Assembly
Robert Cecil
Ambassadors Clash Over Armament Talks Agenda
The American government has sent to allied powers invited to the conference on arms reductions and Far Eastern questions a list of topics proposed for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Amerian Ment
Gov
Bootleggers Tied to Denison Raid on Katy Train
Denison Texas September 14 Two newsbars on a Katy line train from Denison to St Louis are seized and about 70 quarts of bonded whiskey are found in a local rooming house sheriff's office. Officers believe the accused regularly transported liquor into Denison.
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Associated Press
Denison
Texas
Katy
St. Louis
Toder
Sheriff's Office
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