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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1919

Page

2

Fiume crisis eyed as Italian sours to d Annunzio bold move

A column ponders Gabriele d Annunzio seizing Fiume and Italy awaiting peace conference verdict while Franco Italian tensions rise. It notes Rome and allied forces prepare, Italy rejects the raid, and d Annunzio may perish seeking control amid a volatile Europe. The piece ends with calls for charity for Corpus Christi flood victims and a wary tone about future upheavals.

England Dr. Jameson Gabriele d'Annunzio Vienna Austria Fiume Italy Istrian d'Annunzio Gabriele Victor Emmanuel Doug Fairbanks d'Annun

A Chapter of Horrors as Rio Grande Flood Swells in Corpus Christi

After a severe storm, upper country rains pushed the Rio Grande to flood proportions, causing extensive damage along river bottoms in Corpus Christi. No deaths reported. many destitute families lost their belongings as cabins drifted toward the gulf, while high ground remained unharmed. The flood is noted as unusual for the region.

Rio Grande Corpus Christi Laredo Chamber of Commerce Gulf Holding Institute Marcial Zapata The Times

The Sad City by the Sea Storm Devastates Laredo

A stormy sea wrecks the city with demoniac fury, flooding streets and claiming lives. Relief comes from rescuers traveling from across the land to assist with rebuilding the town. Messages urge prayer and resilience as EL TEXANO notes Laredo, Texas, on September 18, 1919.

EL Texano Laredo Texas

Tanlac credited by 72 year old Los Angeles woman

Mrs Mary Cope of 274 N Hicks St Los Angeles declares she has never seen the equal of Tanlac after six years of stomach trouble and nervous weariness. She reports improved appetite sleep and energy after four bottles and urges others to try it. Also brief local notices and ads follow.

Tanlac Mary Cope N. Hicks St Los Angeles Cal Taniac

Birthdays chronicle: notable figures born September 19

Today marks anniversaries for Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Drum born Fort Brady Michigan 40 years ago, Brig. Gen. George H. Harries born South Wales 59 years ago, Lord Leverhulme born England 68 years ago, Key Pittman born Vicksburg Mississippi 47 years ago, George W. Wickersham born Pittsburgh 61 years ago, John P. McInnis born Gloucester Massachusetts 28 years ago.

Hugh A. Drum Fort Brady Mich George H. Harries Brest South Wales Lord Leverhulme Key Pittman United States Nevada Vicksburg Miss George W. Wi

Banyan Tree of East India Grows New Roots from Drooping Branches

The banyan tree in East India is noted for branches that bend to the ground and root anew, forming multiple independent stems from the same plant.

East India

Major William Orpen to Paint U S President Portrait

Major William Orpen, an Irish portrait painter who served in Britain's war effort, will come to America to paint a portrait of President Wilson. He is renowned for his humorous brilliance and has been an associate of the Royal Academy since 1910.

William Orpen America Wilson Major Orpen Dublin London England Royal Academy

The Thirteenth Chair at Strand Promises Mystical Murder

Spiritualism drives the Bayard Veiller mystery adapted for the screen directed by vance Perrett showing at the Strand Theatre Saturday. Mme LaGrange calls spirits to name Stephen Lee's killer as thirteen guests at a dinner party witness a stabbing and hide the truth.

Bayard Veiller Vance Perrett Pathe Strand Theatre Mme, LaGrange Stephen Lee Lee Edward Wales Yvonne Delva Creighton Hale Marie Shotwell Marc MacDermott Christine Mayo Walter Law Suzanne Colbert George Deneubourg

Selections in History: Key Political and Military Events

A chronology notes William Gaston born 1778 as North Carolina’s first Catholic supreme court judge who died in 1844 in Raleigh. It also cites Baron Sydenham’s death in 1841, Webster presiding over a Whig mass convention in Boston in 1844, and naval, labor, and wartime events from 1901 to 1917 including the Cobra sinking, Lancashire strike, Termonde evacuation, Serbian bombardment, Transylvania reverses, and Argentina severing ties with Germany.

William Gaston North Carolina Supreme Court New Bern N. C Raleigh Baron Sydenham Canada England Daniel Webster Whig Party Boston Lancashire Termonde Belgium

Your Troubles May Be a Warning of a Nervous Breakdown

A health warning explains nine failures out of ten stem from personal physical conditions. Early signs include minor brain strain memory issues insomnia nervous indigestion and rising irritability. Nerves unravel and eventually a full nervous system breakdown can occur.

Sensapersa A Nerve Relation Health Tonic

An ad touts Sensapersa as a blood tonic and nerve sedative claiming it doubles nerve health in ten days and energizes nerves and tissues. It promotes two sizes 60c and 1.00 from druggists or via Try Dene while warning readers to heed cautions.

Rio Grande Floods Laredo Area as River Tops 33 Feet

The Rio Grande surged to 33 feet, flooding both sides of the border. Homes, streets, and utilities were submerged while driftwood and even a two room house floated downstream. Rescue crews searched for two stranded men as towns from Nuevo Laredo to Laredo faced water shortages and blocked bridges.

Rio Grande Nuevo Laredo United States Customs Service Laredo Lafe Taylor Thirty-seventh Infantry Dolores International Footbridge Chacon South Laredo

Garner advises ex soldiers on discharge property

A Times letter from Congressman John N. Garner explains that all enlisted men in the American Army are entitled to discharge property. Ex soldiers may apply to Garner to receive items such as an overseas cap, clothing, gear, and gas mask, with certification of facts required to obtain the blanks.

the Times John N. Garner 15Th

Lucky Jim Oil stockholders Meeting Notice

The stockholders of Lucky Jim Oil Company are asked to meet at the office of W. R. Pace at 4:30 PM on Saturday. W. R. Pace and C. M. Henry are named in the notice dated September 18, 1921.

City of Laredo Lucky Jim Oil Company W. R. Pace C. M. Henry

Laredo Relief Members Report Storm Sufferers Needs

Laredo residents returning from Corpus Christi report widespread storm damage. Clothing for babies and children is urgently needed, with the Chamber of Commerce collecting donations to aid Corpus Christi survivors. Local relief leaders plan a meeting this afternoon to decide further aid actions.

Corpus Christi Laredo Chamber of Commerce Corpus Corpus Christian Asher R. Smith Smith Old Corpus H. Reiser Jewish Welfare Board EB. J. Fox Knights of Columbus San Antonio Houston T. F. Feely John Dowling Alice Dowling DeWolf St. L Robstown Linton W. L. Guyler M. W. Brennan

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