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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1914

Page

9

Returned Home From Germany After War Adventure

Mr and Mrs John O Buenz return to their home after months in Europe moving through Germany Switzerland and Holland during the onset of war They recounted travels including Hamburg during mobilization and an Austrian aboard a ship who valued his wife at 1000 kroners by accident of a manifest recital

John O. Buenz Europe Sumer Germany Hamburg Mr. Buenz Laredo Buenz Times Office Switzerland America New York

Letter to F M Ramsay Seeks Blue Label Jellies Source

A dated letter from Fr F M Ramsay, Baltimore grocer, requests the mail order address of the Blue Label jellies and preserves maker and asks if any Baltimore stores carry them. The note, published for Laredo readers, thanks Ramsay for the favor and recalls past purchases.

Fr. M. Ramsay Laredo Belview Avenue Phew Sire Baltimore

World Events Snapshot From 18th to 20th Century

A compact chronology notes 17vS English seizing the Cape colony and turf battles like Wellington’s victory at Assaye. It records naval blocks by Russia near Sebastopol, French capitulation at Metz, and deaths of Marshal Bazaine in Madrid. Also marks Queen Victoria’s reign length, Loubet hosting mayors, Peru’s President Pardo, and Bulgaria’s Prince Ferdinand honored in Budapest.

Cape of Good Hope Wellington Toul Francois Achille Bazaine Metz Madrid Versailles Victoria Don Jose Pardo Peru Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Buda Pesth

German Right Turned by Allies Reported in London

London dispatches say on the twelfth day of the Aisne battle the German right has been turned by Allied forces. The Germans hold advantage in heavy artillery and positions while the Allies maneuver west to outflank General von Kluck and sever his communications.

The Aisne Associated Press London Battle of the Aisne von Wnluck

French Cabinet Resigns Tied to British Commander Claim

New York report cites Dr. Pred Mason who says a Boulogne official told him Lord Kitchener caused the French cabinet resignation as the war began. A French subordinate commander reportedly did not answer British reinforcements requests and Polcaire’s cabinet faced pressure to resign.

New York Evening World Today Pred Mason Europe Boulogne Kuchner Polcaire

Personal Notices Highlight City Visitors and Guests at Hamilton

Max Deutz of San Antonio arrives in the city this morning. J. Jordan and Ralph Kads, guests at the Hamilton, with others from San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Monterey, and Mexico visiting relatives or staying at the Hamilton. Alexander, VP of Laredo National Bank, returns from a pleasure trip to New York and New Jersey. Joe Deutz arrives from New York en route to San Luis Potosi. Various lists of visitors include families from San Antonio, Monterey, Isitas, and Mexico, all noted as guests or callers at the Hamilton.

Max Deutz San Antonio City WH. Jennings Hamilton A. J. Barthelow Corpus Christi L. F. Poston Monterey William Biegio Laredo KR. K. Mims Bom. Alexander Laredo National Bank New York New Jersey Joe Deutz San Luis Potosi

Stop That First Fall Cough Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey

Fall cough or cold may lead to lung trouble and weak vitality. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey soothes throat and lungs, loosens phlegm, antiseptic, fortifies against colds. Safe for babies and children. Guaranteed 25c at your druggist.

Dr. Bell

Trade boom chance through war and Panama Canal

Dr. Albert A. Snowden, foreign trade commissioner, says war and the Panama Canal open a path for the United States to double trade with Australia and New Zealand. He cites 1912 trade figures and argues U S output can replace imports from continental exporters, with textiles, autos, drugs, and related goods in strong demand.

Philadelphia Panama Canal United States Australia New Zealand Albert A. Snowden National Association of Manufacturers Germany France Austria Belgium Italy Holland Switzerland Doctor Snowden Great Britain America

Chamberlain's Liniment Aids Muscles and Back Pain

Advertises Chamberlain's Liniment for aches pains and soreness. Claims relief for rheumatism sciatica lumbago and lame back. Sold by all dealers and widely marketed for muscle comfort.

Chamberlain

Beauty Parlor Hydrovacuum Facial Ad

An advertisement promotes a hydrovacuum facial treatment for curing black heads and pimples at Room 7 in the Richter Building. Contact Phore 263 7-21-1f for service details.

Richter Phore

Sailors Say Two German Submarines Destroyed in Fleet Attack

Harwich reports crowded hospitals with sailors rescued from three cruisers sunk yesterday. A midshipman recalls sighting a submarine after the Aboukir listing and Hogue aiding, then torpedoes and the Creasy sinking. survivors suffer exposure in cold seas.

Harwich Eng Cressy Aboukir Hogue Creasy

Senator Sheppard Proposes Broad Salary Reduction

Washington September 2 reports Senator Sheppard introducing a resolution to cut salaries of government officers including the president, senators, representatives and army and navy officers.

Washington Sheppard Army and Navy

Bishop Carroll Celebrates Jubilee in Helena Diocese

In Helena Montana on September 28 the jubilee of Rt. Rev. John P. Carroll bishop of Helena marked twenty five years since his ordination. A pontifical birth mass was the day’s principal event drawing clergy and laity from across the diocese. Carroll, born in Dubuque, is fifty and earlier led St Joseph's College before becoming bishop in 1904.

John P. Carroll Helena Bishop Carroll Mont Dubuquela St. Joseph's College Ecclesiastical Seminary Montreal St Joseph's College

German U9 Destroys Three British Cruisers in North Sea

Berlin reports submarine U9 single handedly destroyed three British cruisers in the North Sea. It cites Russian casualties near Tannenburg and advances by Von Hindenberg toward Kovno. Correspondents claim Russian trains carried arms under Red Cross flags and that Russians fired on German Red Cross ambulances.

Berlin North Sea Tannen Bursten von Hindenberg Kovno

British naval policy to tighten after cruiser destruction

London reports that after German submarines destroyed three British cruisers, officials plan a more vigorous approach and may seal German ships in harbors with mines. About 700 sailors were rescued from crews of over 2,000, while 4,000 merchant sailors remain at sea. The war has seen only 12 ships lost to date.

London

Indiana Electric Light Assn Opens Annual Convention

Indiana Electric Light Association opens its annual convention in Indianapolis at the Severin Hotel with members statewide in attendance. Thomas F. English of Muncie welcomes delegates as sessions begin. Afternoon talks cover valuation for rate making by Halford Ericson and outdoor substations by H W Young. The event runs through tomorrow with a banquet and ball to close.

Indianapolis Ind Public Utilities Commissions Indiana Electric Light Association Hotel Severin Bent Thomas F. English Munele Halford Ericson Wisconsin Railroa Commission H. W. Young Pittsburgh

Fire Destroys 30 Jewish Quarter Homes in Constantinople

Three thousand Jews are homeless and in distress after a blaze last night wrecked thirty houses in the Jewish quarter of Constantinople. The fire prompted emergency relief as residents faced displacement and loss of livelihoods.

Constantinople

English aviators bomb Zeppelins near Cologne

Five English aviators dropped bombs on the Zeppelin concentration camp near Cologne, setting fire to hangars according to a report. The German version claims no damage beyond damaged windows.

Antwerp Cologne

Po Do Lax Promises Health Benefits and Relief

Advertisement claiming Po Do Lax cures pimples bad blood headaches and indigestion. It touts a pleasant laxative that tones the liver purifies the blood and promotes a clear complexion and steady nerves. Sold in a 50 cent bottle with money back guarantee at all druggists.

Allies Advance Left Wing After Fierce Fighting

Paris reports that the allies advanced their left wing after severe combat and repulsed German attacks on that flank, with the announcement coming today.

Paris

Trawler Kilmarnock Sunk by Mine in North Sea

The Grimsby trawler Kilmarnock was sunk by a mine in the North Sea yesterday near London. Only three crew members were saved.

London Grimsby Kilmarnock North Sea

Austrians End Nine Day Struggle at Nish Servia

After a nine days' struggle at Nish Servia the Austrian forces are reported to have achieved a breakthrough. Details remain sparse as reports filter through from the Balkan front with Allied positions described as pressured. No casualty figures or exact territorial changes are confirmed.

Nish, Servia

Legislature Opens Third Called Session In Texas

Austin Texas Sept 23 leg bodies stage third called session of the Thirty third legislature The bank bill introduced in the house and both houses adjourned until Saturday because of absentees illness and other business The house referred the bill to the committee on banks and banking

Associated Press Austin Texas House Senate Committee On Banks and Banking

Blanket ballot returns to Missouri voters after 25 years

St. Louis reports Missouri voters will use a blanket ballot in November for all party candidates on one sheet. In several sections, especially cities, the ballot will be about half a newspaper page. A separate ballot will list the 15 legislative amendments to be voted on.

St. Louis Missouri

Indiana Physicians Open Annual State Meeting in Lafayette

A large attendance marks the opening of the Indiana State Medical Association annual convention in Lafayette. About fifty women physicians are among the delegates. The week long sessions feature lectures demonstrations clinics and participation from eminent surgeons and physicians.

Lafayette Ind Indiana State Medical Association

Serbian Forces Press South into Bosnia

Wings were completely beaten and the enemy is in full retreat from Ljubovia to Losnitza as Servians pursue along the line. The Servians continue their advance into Bosnia.

Ljubovia Losnitza Bosnia

Austrian Cruisers Maria Theresa and Admiral Staun Damaged

Travelers from Sebenico report that the Austrian cruisers Maria Theresa and Admiral Staun arrived at Rome badly damaged. The ships were reportedly sent to safety after engaging in operations near Dalmatia.

Rome Sebenico Dalmatia Maria Theresa Admiral Staun

German Generals Killed in Berlin Casualty List

Berlin reports on September 23 listing German generals Von Wroehem Von Riboux and Major General Von Throtha among those killed in action.

Berlin von Wroehem von Riboux von Throtha

Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Eldon Iowa Resident

J H Houghland of Eldon Iowa recalls advising volunteers to carry Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for the Spanish war period and reports many thanks for the advice. The plea notes no traveler should be without this remedy and it is for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain J. H. Houghland Eldon Iowa

No Mexico City Trains From Laredo Today

Advices from Nuevo Laredo report no train will operate to Mexico City from Laredo today and no information yet on when another service from the capital will arrive. The reason for the disruption could not be learned.

Nuevo Laredo Mexico City Laredo

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F. M. Ramsay Lady Arlington Laredo, Texas Assaye Black Sea Sebastopol University of California Loubet Gen. von Kluck Kitchener TION Lish Ss. J. Jordan and Ralph Kads of Thinks the Hamilton T. A. Coleman Ll. A. Morrow George Currie Marfa Bender F. M. Henshaw Houston H. Norris F Niles G. Salamo New Orleans O. G. Yesterbury Mex B. P. Franklyn Atlanta M. Elizondo J. J. Lyona Saltil L. A. Morrow Islitas Robert Hursh Denver Colo J. HH. Weel W. C. Fellmora J. C Mant Devine FE. Cook Asherton James R. L. Scott M. A. Burns San T. HH. Bonner FH. Carey Dallas WT. Seymour J. Paulson and Family Chicago KR. Tanner Mankato Minn W. H. Jennings Mrs. M. \. Barron Ff. T. Robinson KR. M. Johnson M. Ll. Douglis R. Papatelli A. J. Mitchell Crystal City FR A. Meurin San Antonios PG Callahan Louisville R. A. Sepulveda R. Galmares I. N. Funston A. Martinez Mexico EL Nichols Saltillot T.H. Bonner L. F. Poston and Daughter R. &. Brown San Antonios Mugo Dickson Maonterey Philio Martinez T. A. Cole S. J. Jordan Jalply Pads I J. Bell JG Amartines Vines Theker RED Cross Fleet Indiana Meeting OF Indiana Physicians
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