Observance of Jewish New Year Begins This Evening
Services to mark Rosh Hashanah begin at sunset this evening and continue for 24 hours. Orthodox practices observe the festival with retrospection and worship, followed by Yom Kippur observances. Local congregations schedule prayers at 6:30 PM and morning services at 9:00 AM tomorrow.
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Dows
Tabernacles
Nisan
Marche
Egypt
Temple of
Jerusalem
Israel
Henes
Rivers in Texas Swell as Major Floods Hit Multiple Basins
Heavy rains push the Rio Grande Nueces Colorado and Guadalupe to record rises. Flooding threatens Corpus Christi and extends from Del Rio to Laredo with high water blocking relief work and inundating lowlands and levees across multiple counties.
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Rio Grande
Nueces
Colorado
Guadalupe Rivers
de Lone Leve
Badins
Nances
del Rio
Magte Passapa Laredo
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy Sold By Cheney Company
An 19th century notice promotes a constitutional remedy for catarrh manufactured by Feat, Cheney & Co of Toledo. It claims internal use cures catarrh and cites a $100 reward for proof of failure, urging readers to request circulars and testimonials about Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Feat, Gheney & Co
Toledo
Hit
Cheney
Tee Hall
Red Cross directs Gulf Coast relief from St Louis
The Red Cross reports swift Gulf Coast aid after storms, with St Louis headquarters dispatching field directors and supplies to Port Arthur Galveston Corpus Christi and Brownsville. Local Laredo officials coordinate baby clothing food and honey relief while awaiting further wire instructions from Corpus Christi.
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Red Cross
Gulf Coast
St. Louis
Port Arthur
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
American Red Cross
Laredo
Texas
National
A. W. Jones
Mildred Seaton
Corpus Cloisti
Miss Seaton
Fred. W. Mally
Natural tendency to exaggerate cavity feel
A patient asks why a small cavity feels large to the tongue and a doctor notes the tongue tends to exaggerate sensations. The exchange highlights perceptual bias in dental pain.
Society Notes: Violet S Oberfeldt
Mrs. Violet S Oberfeldt Society Editor reports community events and social happenings, featuring ladies of local clubs, upcoming gatherings, and brief notices from residents and organizations.
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Violet S. Oberfeldt
Parish Guild Meeting at Christ Church Wednesday
The Parish Guild of Christ Church will meet with Mrs. W ot at Arkies on the Heights at 4 o clock in the afternoon Wednesday. The four circles of the W M A of the Baptist church hold their regular weekly meetings at 4 o clock Thursday afternoon.
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Christ Church
W Ot
Arkies
Heights
W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
Chete Ave
W. M
One Day at a Time Poem and Local Social Notes
A short verse by Hezekiah Bings reflects on living in the present day. The rest lists social notices from Laredo Texas, including visitors Miss Ethel Powell and Mrs. J Gravis, travel to San Antonio and Austin, and upcoming church events and a cancelled dance due to weather.
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Tezekiah Bings
Ethel Powell
San Antonio
Marguerite Yeager
Mrs. J
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times reports a daily forecast from the U S weather bureau in New Orleans. Tonight is generally fair and Thursday is also generally fair with warmer temperatures.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary
Observations show a maximum temperature of 65 degrees and a minimum of 6 degrees. Winds are from the north with cloudy conditions.
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Fort McIntosh
North Clondy
Money Makers Ad Brief from Times Want Ads
Classified notice notes monetary opportunities with figures and percentages promoted in the Times Want Ads style. Potential readers are urged to consider earnings and side ventures, though specifics are unclear in the fragment.
Admiral Benson to Retire From Naval Post in Washington Curbs
Admiral William S Benson will retire from the post of director of naval operations tomorrow due to age limits. The article notes the secretary of the navy relies on the chief of naval operations for technical insight and highlights Benson as a Georgian with a long career including service on the Hartford Yantic and roles at Annapolis and the Washington Navy Yard.
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Washington, D. C
William S. Henson
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Wiliam S. Benson
Lee
Appomattox
Naval Academy
Georgia
Ntz
Hartford
Yantic
Greely
Artic Region
Benson
Naval Advisory Baard
South Boston
Hydrographic Service
Lsss
Dolphin
Annapolis
Washington Navy Yard
Coast Survey
Relief from Weak Stomach by Chamberlain’s Tablets
The article extols Chamberlain’s Tablets for weak stomach and impaired digestion. It claims many cases gain lasting relief and sufferers are permanently restored to health.
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Chamberlain
Gen Clarence P Townsley Retires After Long Army Career
Gen Clarence P Townsley retires from the United States Army at age due to age. Born in New York and educated at West Point after Iowa appointment he spent most of his career in artillery. He served as chief of artillery and chief ordinance officer in the Spanish American War era and later led the Coast Artillery School at Fort Monroe and the United States Military Academy at West Point. In early 1917 he inspected European battle fronts.
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Clarence P. Townsley
United States Army
New York State
United States Military Academy
Iowa
Hts
Townaley
Spain
Department of Alavana
Conal
Fort Monroe
Weel Point
Townsley
Cabinet to Meet Over British Rail Strike Threat
London reports say the cabinet was convened to address the railway workers ultimatum threatening a strike at noon Friday if government terms fail. Negotiations between railway leaders and the government continued as the executive board, rejecting standardization terms, warned of stoppage by Thursday if no favorable response is received.
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Associated Press
London
Noo
Great Britain
Global Events Mark Varied Celebrations and Openings Today
On this day the world observes the fiftieth anniversary of the Black Friday panic and Jewish New Year in year 65680. Wilson travels eastward while Cheyenne clashes are expected. the Prince of Wales will preside at Victoria's city events. Ak-Sar-Ben carnival opens in Omaha for two weeks as Grand Central Palace in New York hosts Electrical Exhibition. Retirements span Gen Townsley and J Plummer from the US Army. Minnesota women gather for a silver jubilee in Little Falls. Cincinnati hosts the annual cemetery superintendents meeting. Detroit hosts a Custer Brigade reunion. A multi-denomination Indian mission conference meets in Oklahoma City. Canadian prelates attend St Dunstan's Cathedral ceremonies in St John’s. New Jersey liquor dealers plan an Atlantic City convention to urge repeal of prohibition.
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Omaha
Grand Central Palace
New York
United States
Amy
Clarence P. Townstey
Wild J. Plummer
Wll
Cinbwomen
Minnesota
Little Falls
Micnenote Federation of Women's Ciubs
Mincinnati
Association of American Cemetery Superintendents
Michigan Veteran Volunteer Cavalry Association
Custer
Detroit
Bank officials charged with embezzling 156000
Complaints filed at Eastland yesterday accuse Roy E. Slith, operator of a private Desdemona bank and president of Sipe Springs State Bank, and his brother, cashier, of embezzling $156 009. Both banks are closed.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Eastland
Roy EB. Slith
Desdemona
Sipe Springs State Bank
Steel strike seen as first clash in industrial warfare
Washington reports on Congress viewing the steel strike as a key early clash between capital and labor amid postwar readjustment. Strike leaders hint at a broader movement to socialize basic industries and railway workers push Plumb plan for transport specialization. Senate labor committee to probe opponent William Foster's LW propaganda claims.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Representative Cooper
Ohio
William Foster
Steel Strikers' Organization Committee
LW. W
Senate Labor Committee
Four men stabbed in violent clash at Cleveland steel plant
In Cleveland on September 24 four men were stabbed at the American Steel Wire plant in Newburg during a steel strike turmoil. Two likely died, others badly beaten after a retreat halted near the plant as workers headed to duty.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Newberg
Mutts
Mahoning Valley Paralyzed by Strike Lockout
Ohio's steel heart, the Mahoning valley, is shut down as a broad strike halts all mills with 44 000 idle workers. Cambridge and Denison report limited reopening and cross union walkouts threaten wider action. Birmingham blacksmiths and machinists ordered to strike under a federal union directive.
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Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Ohio
Birmingham
Ale
International
Washington
Rioting Eases as Troops Patrol Prumright Streets
Prumright Oklahoma Sept 24 state troops patrol streets after telephone operators strike rioting. Eleven alleged leaders to jail. Mayor Nicodemus blames Bolshevist and Wild West elements among oil field workers rather than strike stance for Monday night disorder.
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Associated Press
Prumright
Okla
Nicodemus
Bolshevist
W. W
Deputy Shot by Union Official in Mine Workers Office
Charleston W V Sept 24 Don Chafin deputy sheriff Logan county was shot and seriously wounded in the United Mine Workers offices. Vice President Petry of the union was arrested and posted 10000 bail for grand jury appearance. Chafin remains in critical condition.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Don Chafin
Logan County
Counry
United Mine Workers
Petry
Chafin
Red troops occupy Tomsk reported by Moscow wireless
A Bolsheviki wireless message from Moscow reports Red troops have occupied Tomsk, about 600 miles east of Omsk, seat of the Allo Russian government, confirming a northern command advance amid the civil conflict.
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Red
Tomsk
London
Moscow
Omsk
Cotton Markets Wire Report from The Times
Liverpool opening and New York New Orleans and Houston cotton figures show steady prices and firm spots. Trade notes include receipts sales and futures ranges with middling around 19 to 21 pence and nearby months steady.
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Liverpool
Boots Road
Oet
New York
New Orleans
Houston
Salon
Ke. O. B
Women gain political ground around the world
In Amsterdam five women sit on the municipal council while New York counties see high female turnout in primaries. Ontario women organize for a provincial referendum on prohibition. Poland grants political equality with women in government roles. Rose Hebert seeks to test a woman's right to practice dentistry in Quebec.
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Amsterdam
New York State
Rtal
Ontario
New
Polish Republic
Rose Hebert
Dental School
Laval University
Quebec
Post Offices Stop Selling Foodstuffs Direct to Public
Zone Supply Officers in San Antonio announce the end of surplus foodstuffs sales via post offices. Consumers may order by mail from the D C Army Quartermaster Retail Store in San Antonio. Orders require postal money order or certified check, with prepaid parcel post charges included. Prices remain similar to recent weeks.
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J. O N. Worsham
San Antonio
D. C. Army Quartermaster Retail
Weat Commerce Street
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Margaret MacGregor
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San Antonia
Jo M Sallee
M. Sallee
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Kintz
Strand Theater
Wkuights of Columbus
Nannie FB. Molding
Pedia Holding
Laredo Seminary
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International Institute
Lakeview Avenue
Holding Institute
Mesdames
Berlanga
George
Sanford
James Tafolla
Weather Forecast
Admiral Benson
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Zanr
Railroad Men OF
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ING
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Cheyenne
Prince of Wales
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Missouri
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REDS
Times
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Army Quartermaster Retail Store
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