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Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1921

Page

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Northwestern freshman missing during college rush

Evanston report says Leighton Mount vanished after the freshman-sophomore rush at Northwestern University. A friend, Miss Doris Fox, claims he planned to die and had discussed death with her, noting he chose the college struggle as a possible means or cloak for self destruction. She recalls a note about loving her and his plans.

Associated Press Evanston Leighton Mount Northwestern University Doris Fox

End of tether says Churchill on Irish matter

Winston Spencer Churchill, minister for the colonies, told a Dundee audience that Britain had gone to the utmost limit in offering Sinn Fein a Dominion home rule and that the government had nothing else to give. He said Ireland must clear up misunderstandings and that if the offer is rejected, Britons and civilized world will support the empire.

Associated Press Dundee Scotland Winston Spencer Churchill Great Britain Sinn Fein Churchill de Valera Ireland

40 000 FANS TO SEE GAME TODAY INDIANS VS YANKEES

New York Sept 24 40 000 fans witnessed the littl world series opener at Folio Grounds as the Yankees held off the Indians in the key matchup. Speaker injured on base as Uhle pitched for Cleveland and Harper for New York while crowds swelled as police kept the gates closed. A victory today would keep the Indians in virtual contention for first place behind the Yankees.

Associated Press New York Cleveland Indians Yankees Folo Harper Cleveland Uhle Tris Speaker Indians Covaleskie Peckinpaugh Speaker Memphis Tenn Memphis Chickasaws Fort Worth

A Strenuous Wooing in Cemetery Leads to Marriage

Silvia Christ, 16, wife of Thomas Christ, testified that he wooed her with a pistol at a newly dug grave in a cemetery and forced marriage last July after threatening, "If you don't marry me, here is your grave." They were wed an hour later.

Associated Press Chicago Silvia Christ Thomas Christ Christ

Eastern college football opens with near score of games

Eastern college football makes its annual debut today with almost a score of games, as teams begin the season with early contests.

Y Associated Press New York Eastern College Football

Rapidly Sinking: Miss Hanan Shot by Former Friend

New York reports Miss Mildred Hanan, shot yesterday by former chum Mrs Grace Lawes, sinking rapidly as surgeons say the motive remains a clouded mystery.

Associated Press New York Mildred Hanan Grace Lawes

United Mine Workers Board Rallies To Defy Injunction

After President John Lewis rejected a proposal to end the convention and go home, delegates unanimously ordered international officers to resist the injunction sought in federal court. William Green warned the suit threatens the union, insisting the accusation of illegality under Sherman and Clayton laws targets the miners.

Associated Press Indianapolis Ind John Lewis United Mine Workers Yeater Terday Inners Lewis William Green International Green Amer Ci Miners’ Organization

Tax Bill Forecasts Fund Increases

The senate finance committee reports the tax revision bill would yield 3,324,000 this fiscal year and 2,735,700,000 next year, exceeding house totals by 84,000,000 and 75,000,000 respectively. The estimate assumes 1923 ordinary government expenditures around 38.5 billion.

Associated Press Washington Senate Finance Committee House

Cashier Found Dead at Glenview State Bank

Chicago report says Fred Christan sen aged 24 cashier of the GlenView State Bank in Glenview NL was found dead on the floor near the vault entrance when the bank opened. He had a bullet wound and clutched a revolver with no cartridges fired.

Associated Press Chicago Fred Christansen GlenView State Bank Glenview

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