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June 15, 1919
Laredo Weekly Times
Laredo, Webb County, Texas
What is this article about?
Mrs. Wilmer Threadgill, Laredo High School teacher, becomes Laredo's first woman lawyer after passing the bar exam with the highest score (97 5-10) before the Court of Civil Appeals in Texarkana.
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MRS. THREADGILL ADMITTED TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW
Popular Teacher of Laredo High School Made Highest Average of Applicants Before Court of Appeals
Mrs. Wilmer Threadgill is Laredo's first woman lawyer and will practice her profession in Laredo. This distinction came to Mrs. Threadgill after taking her examination before the Court of Civil Appeals in Texarkana a few days ago, when she passed the examination with a high average.
Out of fifty applicants before the court for examination. Mrs. Threadgill made the highest average, 97 5-10, which is a record to be proud of.
Popular Teacher of Laredo High School Made Highest Average of Applicants Before Court of Appeals
Mrs. Wilmer Threadgill is Laredo's first woman lawyer and will practice her profession in Laredo. This distinction came to Mrs. Threadgill after taking her examination before the Court of Civil Appeals in Texarkana a few days ago, when she passed the examination with a high average.
Out of fifty applicants before the court for examination. Mrs. Threadgill made the highest average, 97 5-10, which is a record to be proud of.
What sub-type of article is it?
Appointment
Legal Or Court
What keywords are associated?
Laredo Woman Lawyer
Bar Examination
Court Of Civil Appeals
Texarkana
Threadgill
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. Wilmer Threadgill
Where did it happen?
Laredo
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Laredo
Event Date
A Few Days Ago
Key Persons
Mrs. Wilmer Threadgill
Outcome
passed examination with highest average of 97 5-10 out of fifty applicants
Event Details
Mrs. Wilmer Threadgill, popular teacher of Laredo High School, took her examination before the Court of Civil Appeals in Texarkana and passed with a high average, becoming Laredo's first woman lawyer who will practice her profession in Laredo.