Our Ready Relief and the Nations That Seek American Aid
The piece extols American Red Cross relief from World War I to current crises. It rails at ingratitude while defending U S generosity toward Poles, Armenians, Greeks, Austrians, Russians, and Smyrna victims. It argues humanitarian aid is a moral duty regardless of repayment or political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
Europe
Red Cross
Foisaian
China
Sverkts Oreniwrs
Blorehouse
Smyrna
Amtrican Relief Association
Omec
Nott
Shakespeare
Laredo Chamber of Commerce Hosts Luncheon for New Citizens
The Laredo Chamber of Commerce held an improvised luncheon meeting where every director invited a non member to join, aiming to welcome newcomers and integrate them into the organization. Directors including Robert Lee Bobbitt and others spoke on attracting new businesspeople and expanding community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Gnd
Anl
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Ruwle K. Mins
Sam Maelkin
Sam Brown
Woo Brennan
JC. Netzer
F. Rodri- Nez
Fat Brennan
B.C. Salinas
Tinpenpeel
Mally
Tiadoas
John i A Mfurray
Charles Pe Carter
Tishop
M. Joseph
Robert Fl
Efen- Coreen
Donald M. Bernard
Falvilla
Hedrick
Mr. Newton
Moet
Brennan Bere Neryer
Pevant
The
Highway Association
Mr. Ferrara
Novelty photodrama Porder land at Strand features twin plots
Strand presents Paramount picture Borderland starring Agnes Ayres Sunday and Monday a deviation from the usual. The film offers two complete plots for the price of one with two separate sets of characters and three different characterizations for the star. The supernatural device heightens the drama as a young wife tempted to quit her husband is redirected by the spirit of an ancestor who faced a similar error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Porderland
Paramount
Agnes Ayres
Strand Theatre
Borderland
Probate of Benavides Will Names Executors
The will of Mrs. Perugia Vela Benavides was admitted to probate yesterday. G. P. Farlas was appointed executor of the estate with Royle K. Mims W. Brennan and Martin named as heirs or administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
The Ideal Purgative in Chamberlain’s Remedy
An old ad copy touts a purgative described as Chamberlain’s exact remedy for robust use. It emphasizes effectiveness for cleansing and improving digestive comfort with brisk results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mae Murray Defines Charm in Conversation on Broadway Rose
Mae Murray of Broadway Rose at the Rialto Sunday says many overlook charm in talk. She praises the flapper as a force in keeping men engaged and notes the old-fashioned girl lags behind in the art of conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Murray
Robert “ Leonard
Schott Oil Co. field ramps up with No. 9 plus Mop-Up activity
Schott No. 9 in Westcounty’s Schott Field yielded about 160 barrels on start up, part of six producing wells, two gasers and one abandoned hole as Mop-Up No. 1 nears. Nearby drilling continues with Mop-Up No. 4 at 1,000 feet and pay sand expected next week. A. D. J. No. 2 reports drilling to 300 feet, Pareion No. 1 at 1,600 feet shows promising indications despite no pay sand soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schott No. 9
Schott
Westcounty
Schott Oil Co
Schott No
Wolcott Co. Lense
Ochoa
Pratt Ranch
Laredo
Webb County
Farina Ranch
Campaign results boost Laredo trade with Torreon rail link
The Chamber of Commerce touts a new rail schedule from Nuevo Laredo to Torreon claiming 36 to 48 hour delivery and competitive rates. August shipments included five carloads of wagons two of lard and one of cattle with September showing continued movement and interest from Laredo businessmen. Texan cotton seed and machinery trade targets grow as Torreon seeks material for next year’s crop amid limited Laguna district cotton yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Laredo
Mexico
National Railways of Mexico
Nuevo Jaredo
Torreon
Olcy
Texas Gins
Laguna
City Council Delivers Plans for Odor Control and Drainage
The meeting reviewed Culver city plans to abate odors from a disposal tank with a solid concrete roof and gas stove. It also authorized Crecilius to draft drainage specifications for paving and to bid the project after approval by the state board of health. The council supported defending city warranty in land disputes and instructed the city attorney to represent the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Villegas
Cluck
Leonard
Leyendecker
Martin
Salinas
Brennan
Mims
Henry
Crecilius
Prennan
Creciblus
State Board of Health
Austin
Crecillus
Alfonso Guevara
J F. R. Ramirrez
Mr. Guevara
T. A. Bunn
Ramirez
Chas. Deliganis
Cty
A R, Garcia
Musical Notes Chronicle Weekly Society Highlights
The column recaps a successful charity musicale at the Woman's Club with soloists Mrs. Travis Bruce Bunn Miss Genevieve Camp and Marjorie Murray. It notes upcoming Rotary Club Ladies' Night honoring teachers, and lists performances by Bunn Murray and the Rusty Hinge Quartette. It also mentions travel news of performers and church music listings and various city society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Travis Bruce Bunn
Genevieve Camp
Manist
Marjorie Murray
Bunn
Miss Camp
Laredo
Murray
Rotary Club
Holding Institute
Elks Tall
Travis Bruce Binn
Henry Smith
T. L. Seaman
Te. G. Cc. Hiatt
He.f. Seaman
W. 3. Kelthley
Violet Oberfaldt Society Editor Notice
Society editor Mrs. Violet Oberfaldt announces the phone line number 70 for members and readers to reach the society desk with inquiries and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Oberfaldt Society
Weekend Church and Club Activities Listed
Saturday includes a bridge gathering at 3 30 pm hosted by Mesdames L A Morrow Witting and H W Johnston at Johnston's home. Sunday events feature the Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society at 6 45 pm and Junior B Y P A at the church. Senior B Y P U meets at 730 pm. Christian Endeavor Society at the Christian Church gathers at 646 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames L. A. Morrow, Witting
H. W. Johnston
Bridge
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
the Baptist Church
Seizure Notice for Airplane at Laredo Texas 1922
The Office of Deputy Collector of Customs Port of Laredo Texas announces that airplane Model 41648 Curtis OX No has been seized in Laredo on September 21 1922 for violation of Section 3082 Rt 8. Claimants must file at this office within twenty days from the first publication. If no claim is filed the aircraft will be sold at public auction at the Military Airdrome at 10 A M on October 30 1922.
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Port of Laredo
Texas
Laredo
Military
A. R. Kahn
Imports from Mexico Reach Laredo and Local Births Reported
Imports through the port of Laredo from Mexico included four carloads of ixtle and other goods brought over the international foot bridge along with silver items. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Wormser, mother and child doing well. The Boy Scouts Band plans a concert on San Agustin Plaza tomorrow night at 8.30, alternating weekly with Jarvis Plaza. Jewish merchants closed early for Rosh Hashanah observed until 6 pm tonight. John A. Miller, arrested for burglary at Holy Redeemer church, was bound over to the grand jury in 5000 dollars.
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Laredo
Mex-iso
Ixtle
Marcus Wormser
Boy Scouts
San Agustin Plaza
Plazas
Jarvis
San Aguatin
John A. Miller
Holy Redeemer
Fall ‘Quarte
Hotel Arrivals Noted From Across Texas and San Antonio
A list of guests and travelers is recorded including O P Compson in Corpus Christie and C Smith in San Antonio. Names appear with spouses or companions such as RK F Dyer in Houston and RR Briggs with wife in Edinburg. Also listed are A Summers and TLoulg Yae gor in San Antonio and T P Caballero in Tamp king, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hoters
O. P. Compson
Corpus Christie
C. Smith
San Antonio
Raymond Dickson
Sunday School Program and Church Social Events
The article describes a Baptist Church event on Sunday September 24 1922 with a detailed program for Sunday School including promotions and guest speaker Mrs Camp and Mr Mann. It also notes a dance party hosted by Mrs G Hiatt honoring Hattie May Bryant with games and gifts for attendees and a social tea hosted by Virginia Board.
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Baptist Church
J. W. Graves
E. G. Clingenpeel
W. L. Guyler
G. (. Hiatt
Christan Church
Mise Hattie May Bryant
Sleep
Misa Alto Maya
Otis McCauley
Tresser
Ames
Virginia Board
Miss Bryant
Ethel
Evelyn Webber
Helen Lindsay
Woodly Mayo Smith
Maxine Durborrow
Alec Mayo
Alice Harper
Adelaide Woodus
Miss Ellman
Itzy McCauley
Oscar Lightner
Joe Worsham
Jennings Knotts
Robert Kelps
Jusdon Neff
Kenneth Cooper
Cox Discusses Real Issues Congress 1920 Nominee Speaks
Former Ohio Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential nominee in 1920, said the 1922 issue will be electing a Congress to undo tariff changes while noting the international question remains vital for 1924. He compared Congress to an injured man needing first aid for the domestic and global wounds.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
James M. Cox
Ohio
Congress
Divorce grounds narrow in Protestant church policy
Associated Press reports from Portland on September 23 say Communion requirements for Protestant churches in the United States allow marriages for divorced persons only when the divorce rests on infidelity as the ground.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Pracopal Thireh
United States
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Paramount Tailoring CQ
Jarvis Plaza
Daily Digest
AD Laredo Fields
Porcion
Flora Dilgache Milton
Milton
Benefit Musicale
Blanchards
Mr. Blanchard
Pierre Blanchard
Louisiana
Minnie Hauk
You Tresse- Veartesy
Carmen
Lucerne
Switzerland
Josephine Lucchese
Gilda
Xiartha
Century
New York
San Carlo Opera Company
Bostom
Philadelphia
Feden
Siegfried Wagner
Claudia Muzio
Paris Opera
Folger McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
Belton
Baylor College
Charles Hackett
Spain
Deauville
Luis and
Baldomero Puig
New Orleans
Tulane Medical College
Methodist Episcopal South
Mendell H. Morgan
Presbyterian Church
Cee Eee
Ashford
King
Lorenzo Ashford
Maley
Lyle J. Perkins
Valentine Puig
New Orelans
Tulane Medical Orleans
New York City
Columbia College
Edmund Moser
Mr Herbert Gribble
Bride
City
Christian Church
Lord
May E. Lines
Mr. Mendel H. Morgan
H.C. Guinn
Laughter
Martha
Cotulla
Mrs. Royulnn
Missy Adel Widenthal
Cotula
Aline Sewell
Webbrenville
Fletcher Smith
Fi. &,. Armstrong
Hebbrenville
H. F. Barnest
Vidaurr Avenue
Eavie David
Hebbronville
San Marcos
Fred Didieu
Maurice Didseu, Jr
Christian Endeavors Society of the Christian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Nk Hy
Tre
Sanitary Grocery Co
Netzer
Arc Ee
Dorothy Derby
Sunbeam Band
Smith
H. L. Guinn
Betty Craig
Margaret
Bessie Mann
Toulse
Lillian Simms
Marguerite
Vernon Schelper
Truett
Lamar Smith
Mary
Eugene Thomas
James
Jas. Cox
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