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Laredo Daily Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1927

Page

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Associated Press News Notice Fragment

Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news credited in this paper and local news published herein. Advertising Representatives Prudden King Prudden Chicago New York Madison Avenue Boston Globe Building San Francisco Montgomery Seattle Leary Building Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Building

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Trio of Shelton brothers face mail robbery trial

Three brothers of the TWinols Shelton gang await trial in a U S court at Springfield or Quincy Illinois on a charge of mail robbery.

Twinols Shelton United States Springfield Quincy Ill

Kahn as War Proponent Amid Social Pressure

Florence P. Kahn of California, widow of a long‑time congressman, defends her military policy stance while facing doubts about a female leader entering the seat he held. She recalls chairing the Military Affairs Committee during the 1920 defense act and pushing wartime drafting, urging a strong authorized army.

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Subscription Rates By Mail and Carrier 1926

Rates effective November 29 1926 show daily newspaper prices payable in advance for Texas United States and Canada One year daily 620 six months 260 four weeks 40 cents one week 1 00 Remainings regions list higher annual and quarterly rates Entrée as second class matter at Laredo Texas with bilingual registration note dated 21 July 1926

Texas United States and Possessions Canada Laredo

Notice to subscribers for missed newspaper copies

If you do not receive your paper call telephone 43 and we will send you a copy by special messenger.

Texans Rally Against Proposed Tobacco Tax Rise

The letter urges Texans to oppose a state levy on cigarettes cigars and tobacco products arguing tobacco is not a luxury. It cites Tennessee Georgia Arkansas and other states where tax led to evasion and bootlegging and warns against increased state and local taxation. It calls readers to protest via Austin and Laredo officials.

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BYU Hosts Peppy Social Meeting After Reorganization

A BYU YPD social in the B Y P A rooms followed a January 16 reorganization. Members divided into gold and green banners led by Emma Salazar and T C Moore, with games on cooperation and a multi-subject quiz. A four word slogan contest yielded Bring Your Program Up. Guests enjoyed talks, music, and refreshments while looking forward to a banquet.

Emma Salazar T. C. Moore Aries

Kansas Senate Approves Cigarette Statute Repeal Bill

The Kansas senate passed the McGuegin bill repealing the state anti cigarette statute and imposing a two cent per package tax. The measure, earlier approved by the house, goes to Governor Paulen for signature and would become law upon publication around July 1. The vote was 32 to 5.

Topeka Kans Kansas Senate McGuegin House Paulen

Kellogg Denies Outrage Claims Over Nicaragua Incidents

Secretary Kellogg authorized a blanket denial of charges by Sacasy and his representatives that American marines or bluejackets committed outrages against Sacaga forces during the establishment of neutral zones in Nicaragua.

Washington Kellogg Sacasy Sacaga Nicaragua

Social Committee Invitation Promises Food and Program

A note invites readers to attend a Tuesday event titled Remember the day is Tuesday next. The Social Committe promises bands, meals, and a program, warning that nonattendance may lead to consequences.

Amnesty Brings Pardon to Rebels in Mexico

In Mexico City on February 2 an official statement by Under-Secretary of War Pisia declares rebels who surrender unconditionally before February 10 will receive amnesty. After that date government troops will pursue and exterminate remaining rebel bands, deemed bandits. The government says the revolution is ended and most rebel bands are dispersed or eliminated.

Mexico City PAJR Pisia Mexico

Senate To Express Tax Cut Sentiment

The senate agreed to act by 2 p.m. Friday on a resolution by Senator Harrison to express the sense of the senate that permanent tax reductions should be made before the March 4 adjournment. The measure itself would not enact any tax revision.

Washington Senate Harrison Mississippi

Veteran Chicago sports writer Axelson dies at 82

Gus W. Axelson veteran sports writer and 16 year sports editor of the Chicago Record Herald is dead in Chicago on February 2. He built a career covering local teams and events shaping city sports journalism.

Chicago Gustave W. Axelson Chicago Record-Herald

Local woman credits Black Draught with relief from chronic headaches

Langaville resident Mrs. Jane Campbell says years of sick headaches kept her home after church, social events, or shopping until she began using Thedford's Black Draught. She notes headache relief since about 14 years ago and now enjoys life, attributing her recovery to the remedy.

Langaville Ohio Jane Campbell Ava Thedford

Mistrial Declared in Edgewater Mayor Rum Case

A technical mistrial was declared in the Eker Rum case involving the mayor and chief of police of Edgewater New Jersey and seventeen others after two jurors were excused by Judge Meekins A recess was taken to impanel new jurors and continue proceedings.

New York Edgewater N. J Meekins

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