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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1919

Page

11

Community Notices and Social Roundup in Local Paper

The column lists meetings and events including a Blue Birds gathering with Mrs Alfred Poggenpohl at 4 PM, Story Telling Hour at Mrs M P Cullinan at 5 PM, a Boy Scouts Meeting at 8 PM, and a dance at the Elks Club. It also notes many returns and travels of residents, church Ladies Aid meetings, and charity drives with details on attendees and planned bazaars.

Blue Birds Alfred Poggenpohl M. P. Cullinan Boy Scouts Elks Club Ladies Aid Society Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church E. F. Hamilton Wich Mesdames Hodges Roberts Neff Follett Chas Smith Worsham

Tuesday Music and Literary Club Plans Year of American Study

The club at its afternoon meeting lists members N C Windrow H G Earnest Pratt Coleman Sutton L H Wharton Borchers Butler H M Austin Robert McCulloch Archibald McCull... discuss studying America history government literature music art and resources. The first meeting is set for Tuesday September 30 with a guest from Africa Mrs C Wharton.

N. C. Windrow H. G. Earnest Pratt, Coleman, Sutton L. H. Wharton Borchers, Butler H. M. Austin Robert McCulloch Archibald McCulloch Mrs. C. Wharton Africa America Bobbitt Mally

Wilson to Speak Via Glass Enclosure at San Diego Stadium

President Wilson will address what is expected to be the largest crowd of his tour from a glass box at the center of the San Diego stadium. A mechanical device will relay his remarks to the audience. arrival is set for 3:30 p.m. with a 5 p.m. address and a dinner at Mayor Wilde’s.

Associated Press San Diego Calif Wilson Wilde Coronado

Rail timetable notes departures to Corpus Christi and St Louis

Train No 1 leaves for Corpus Christi at 12 50 p m and Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 35 p m International and Great Northern Through fast train for St Louis leaves at 8 30 a m and arrives at 2 50 p m Night Train leaves at 9 p m and arrives at 8 a m Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Train No 1 leaves Laredo daily except Sunday at 8 30 a m arrives at Minera at 10 20 a m Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 11 a m arrives at Laredo at 3 15 p m

Corpus Christi Laredo Minera

Reverend Juan Coma Returns to Laredo from San Antonio

Reverend Father Juan Coma, who has been in San Antonio for several weeks enjoying his vacation, returned to Laredo this morning.

Juan Coma San Antonio Laredo

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers

This advertising pitch promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and pleasant for children to take. It cites long use favorable reception and a testimonial from Wm Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri praising its safety and lack of narcotics.

Chamberlain Wm. Scruby Chillicothe Croup

Misleading name of centipedes hides leg variety

A note on centipede varieties explains the common form has about thirty four legs while other species may reach 100 or 200 legs. The term centipede is a misnomer in light of this range.

Laredo Proclamation Sets Special Election for Charter Amendments

Mayor Robert McComb proclaims a special election in Laredo on October 21, 1915, to approve or reject charter amendments. Precinct voting sites include 307 Iturbide, 912 Matamoros, 1114 Lincoln, and 1620 Lincoln streets with designated managers and associate judges. Official ballots require YES or NO under each question and returns follow state laws.

City of Laredo Robert McComb Daily Times Towit Iturbide’ Street M. A. Hirsch J. J. Garcia H. G. DaCamara Matamoros Street Dario Sanchez E. M. Jimenez Enrique Benavides Lincoln Street L. Villegas Chas. E. Fries Eduardo Cruz P. P. Leyendecker C. C. Biggio and E. H. Buenz A. D

President Wilson's Special Train Reaches Santa Barbara

President Wilson's special train arrived in Santa Barbara California early this morning drawing a crowd that included many school children who greeted him with interest and cheers during the stop.

Santa Barbara Calif Wilson

Cotton Markets Daily Wire Report

Opening demand steady as world price levels hold. U.S. receipts total 60,000 with 800 American. good middling around 19.68. New York and New Orleans show steady close guides. Galveston and Houston report steady spots while F O B values rise in spots.

Liverpool

Exhibition of reconstruction shown in Brussels Palace

The Belgium Towns and Communes exhibition opened in Brussels at the Palace of Frèmont under government patronage. It runs until November and highlights war damage to Belgian cities and inhabitants and the reconstruction efforts already under way.

Brussels Belgium Frgmont

Corpus Christi Prepares After Devastating Disaster

Bodies are buried rapidly hindering identification with total dead likely to rise. city faces blackout and gas shutoff until a new plant is built while relief supplies enable cooking. Only 82 of 284 buried are identified as search efforts continue. Military control shifts to state authorities under Governor Hobby.

Associated Press Corpus Christi Relief Committee Nueces Bay Shore Hobby John A. Porter Army Truck Company

Corpus Christi Hurricane Relief Clears Streets and Debris

Relief directors focused on removing wreckage from the downtown area after a hurricane and tidal wave. The sun aided cleanup as sand and sediment from the bay were cleared. Bishop P. J. Nussbaum was reported identified as dead, though confirmation efforts failed today.

Corpus Christi Walter

Bishop Nussbaum Travels from New Orleans to Washington

Bishop P J Nussbaum of the Corpus Christi diocese visited New Orleans and boarded a train for Washington last Friday morning, staying with a local Catholic clergyman before his departure.

Nussbaum Corpus Christi New Orleans P. J. Nussbaum Corpus Christi Catholic Washington

Public warned on drinking water until boiled for safety

Authorities urge residents not to drink tap water until further notice. Boil water thoroughly before use to kill potential contaminants.

Great landslide anniversary and notable 1914 events

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Citadel Rock landslide in Quebec with many lives lost. President Wilson plans a San Diego visit this afternoon and tonight while Senator Johnson of California speaks in Deuth against the League of Nations. Cardinal Mercier will be hosted by Belgian societies at the Hotel Astor in New York.

Citadel Rock Quebec San Francisco Wilson San Diego Senator Johnson California Deuth League of Nations Cardinal Mercier New York City Hotel Astor

Public notice on dangerous Chacon creek bridge closure

The bridge across the Chacon creek is a dangerous condition and passage over it is prohibited until repaired. A temporary road is constructed around T. C. Mann's dam to serve the public until the Chacon bridge is repaired. J. A. Rodriguez, County Clerk. 9-19-21. Lan.

Chacon Creek T. C. Mann Chacon J. A. Rodriguez

British Allenby routs Turkish forces in Palestine

September 19 dispatches report French advance within two miles of St Quentin Serbs breach Bulgar lines on a 25 mile front and Allied forces under General Allenby defeat Turkish troops in Palestine.

St. Quentin Macedonia Allenby Palestine

Bulgarians Given Peace Treaty Today

At Faris on September 19 the peace treaty between the allied powers and Bulgaria was presented to the Bulgarian mission. Georges Clemenceau spoke briefly before Gen. Theodoreff of the Bulgarian mission announced the signing by the United States, though not at war with Bulgaria, to help secure observance of the League of Nations.

Associated Press Faris Associated Bulgaria Georges Clemenceau Gen Theodoreff, Hieir United States League of Nations

Flight Begun for Transcontinental Run from Mineola

Lawson airliner departed Mineola with 14 passengers heading to Washington on the first leg of the proposed transcontinental air flight.

Mineola L. L Lawson Washington

Italy to Celebrate National Holiday with Joyful Rome Parade

Rome marks a national holiday as citizens prepare for celebrations transcending postwar strains. The 1870 entry into Rome is recalled while Italy’s unity is hailed, led by Gen. Cadorna and his son Count Cadorna who directed the campaigns. The victory over Austria is celebrated amid a hopeful mood.

Rome Italy United States France Porto Pia Hiermal Italia Austria Cont Rafaele Cadorna Tin Ne Juizi Cadorna Rone Cadorna

Odd and Interesting Dated Observations

The passage notes the Popes daily average of set ters at 22400 handled by 25 secretaries. Bagdad is famed for white asses with bright red colored ears and tails. New York houses could house all of Switzerland. In Siberia the sun rises at six and sets at six daily with noon directly overhead.

Bagdad New York Switzerland Siberia

Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations

Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy. Observations at Fort McIntosh show a maximum of 91 degrees and a minimum of 51 degrees with a southeast wind. Conditions are partly cloudy.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co Fort McIntosh

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