The Associated Press Notice and Advertising Details
The Associated Press disclaimer lists exclusive news rights and credits, along with advertising representatives and office locations in Chicago New York Boston San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles. It notes copies are on file in major offices and welcomes visitors.
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Prudden, King & Prudden
Chicago
E. Jackson Blvd
New York
Madizon Age
Boston—Globe
San Francisco
Montgomery
Seattie. Wast
Subscription Rates By Mail and Carrier in 1926 Texas
Rates list for Texas and rest of U S and Canada effective November 29 1926. Includes daily weekly and monthly terms with prices in cents and dollars. Ends with postal registration notes in English and Spanish indicating second class matter status in Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo.
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Texas
United States
Possessions
Canada
Laredo
Notich to Subscribers About Missing Papers
Notice to subscribers that if they do not receive their newspaper by accident or otherwise they should call 43 and the paper will be sent by a special messenger.
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Notich
Elephone
Students Rank Ten Commandments at Slimmeons College
Boston girls from Slimmeons College answer a questionnaire on the ten commandments. They rate "Honor thy father and mother" as the most important, with other commands including Sabbath observance and coveting noted in their replies.
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Slimmeons College
Boston
Paris
Doris Kenyon Finds Film Career After Stage Struggle
The actress, after choosing between stage and screen, signed a long term deal with First National. She has appeared in several pictures including If I Marry Again Mismates Men of Steel Ladies at Play and The Blonde Saint. Kenyon is a pianist poetess and lives in California with her husband Milton Sills.
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Doris Kenyon
First National
Columbia University
New York
Tephies
Rewri Te
Men of Steel
America
Misa Kenyon
California
Science Students Show Handiwork at Local Store Window
The Harding High School Domestic Science class under Mrs. H. G. Da Camara displays its projects in three J. C. Penney Co. windows on Far Ragut Street. Assistant Manager BR. YY. Mendell of Penney’s arranged the display featuring orange and white colors and the 1926 Washington Birthday parade silver cup as a centerpiece. Dresses, aprons, lingerie, pillows, and embroideries showcase work done on Singer machines, reflecting credit on the students and the director.
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Harding High School
H. G. da Camara
J. C. Penney Co
Farragut Street
BR. YY. Mendell
Penney
Harding School
Singer
DaCamara
Mendell
Profits, reform, and progress echo in public debate
A cluttered column laments child labor, praises the Ford company’s enduring leadership, and recalls fundraising for a Wallace Brace memorial. It notes President Coolidge talk on Washington, the push for modern communication, and debates over skyscrapers near the White House amid a boom in aviation and industry.
Laredo News Notes Highlight Chamber Efforts and Local Growth
J Hyatt acting general foreman from San Antonio touts Laredo as a winter haven and the riverland’s wonders. Secretary Charles Mumm of the Laredo Chamber of Commerce gains praise as an organizer, aiding Hebbronville's chamber and promoting highway cooperation. Fort McIntosh radio station keeps daily thermometer readings. Laredo aims for full Weather Bureau reports. A new Wolf and Heuthinger bakery addition will make Laredo a major Southwest Texas baking site. Rodeo preparations involve oilman turned event organizer Bill, bringing top cowpunchers to the two day program. Visitors include Manuel Calera Jr of Monterrey and Mayor Henry Edds of Hebbronville with others from across Texas and Mexico.
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Signal Corps
Fort MclIntosh
Laredo
S Non
United States Weather Bureau
Tareda
Wolf & Heuthinger
Old Borchers
Henry G. Zachry
Texas
San Antonio
IBM Sterling a Busy Man Chairman Bill Sterling
IBM reports Bill Sterling, chairman of the company, maintaining a busy schedule with multiple corporate duties and public appearances throughout the period.
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IBM
Fifty Carrel Root Beer Franchise Opportunity in Texas
Franchise in largest Texas city offered with equipment and two Ford trucks. Price 10000 with 2500 cash due now and 4 percent of gross profits until paid. Houston and Dallas franchises becoming independent. For details call South Texas Realty Co in Laredo.
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Texas
Houston
Dallas
South Texas Realty CO
James Moore Bldg
Laredo
Republicans Again In Nevada Control
Carson City reports Nevada’s state government shifted to Republican control for the first time since 16 to 1 days. Fred Balzar becomes governor, the second Republican inaugurated in 37 years, with a Republican majority in key administrative posts. The last Republican regime was in 1890.
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Carson City
Nevada
Fred Balzar
Tasker L. Oddie
U. S
Sage Brush
Senate approves three Matagorda Island salt water hatcheries
In Austin the senate approved bonds for three salt water fish hatcheries to be built around Matagorda Island. Other items include a coastal intra coastal canal bond measure and appointments to state boards. A man identified as Andrew Brown of Kerrville was found dying near San Angelo. A windstorm in Jasper blew down buildings and derailed a railroad car.
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Senate
Matagorda Island
Fort Worth
Frederick A. Cook
Leavenworth
San Angelo
Andrew Brown
Kerrville
Brownsville
Fernandez
Matamoros
Huxtsville
Bryant Satchell
Nekro
A. Watson
Waco
Stegall
Jonas Kaiser
Falouston
Moody
T. E. Hubby
Ella Paso
Texas’ Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Jasper
Blox
Ferguson Amnesty Decision Delayed by Legislative Technicality
Austin reports the attempt to force a Senate vote on repealing the amnesty for former Governor Ferguson failed on a technical point. Senator Love of Dallas had sought to elevate the bill to special order, but rules requiring Senate action on all House bills first blocked the move. The amnesty bill remains near the top of the Senate calendar on second reading.
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Senate
James FE. Ferguson
Love
Dallas
House
Senate melodrama lampoons Reed tax plan at Capitol
Rodney Dutcher notes a Washington satire titled Ain’t there no Justice? staged at the Capitol by the Senate Stock Company. The spoof features Squire Hardacre, Sally Surplus and Reed Smoot’s proxy, with Judge Blackburn arranging an unhappy ending via legal trickery.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashington
Capitol
Senate Stock Company
Squire Hardacre
Irvine K. Lemroot
Deacon Simpkins
Squire Reed Smoot
Sally Surplus
Hardacre
Treasury
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Sally
James A. Reed
Ma Strongbone
Allus
Zeb Perkins
Strongbone Farm
Carter Glass
Strongbones
Pat Harrison
Royal S. Copeland
Walter F. George
M. M. Neely
Samuel Blackburn
Charles G. Dawes
Daugherty Bond Exchange Details Revealed in Miller Trial
Testimony in the Miller Daugherty case outlines how liberty bonds were exchanged and routed through agents including Vincent A. Carroll and arrangements at the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank. Witnesses link transfers to Miller and Carroll, with vouchers and deposits showing bond movements on February 9, 1928.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
Miler
Harry M. Daugherty
Richard Morton
John T. King
Connecticut
Washington Court
Houve
Ohio
Daugherty
Mal
Miller
Philadelphia
Misa Virginia Mullen
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
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Alien Property Custodian Bureau
Chilean Railway Conductors Signal All Aboard
Chile railway conductors clap hands at a signal to invite passengers aboard as trains prepare to depart. The gesture signals readiness and punctual departure while crews maintain routine safety checks and boarding procedures.
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Chile
Clubs Back Cotton Campaign Plan Costume Contest
Alabama federated club women launched a Use more cotton campaign to curb the cotton surplus. They plan a cotton costume contest the first week in April with rules that require even shoes and hats to be made from cotton.
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Federated Club Women of Alabama
Beard World’s Toughest King Draws Paris Barbers Hype
In Paris February fashion notes spotlight King Ferdinand of Burha nin and the famed Durand barber at the Ritz Hotel. Durand praises the Prince of Wales ease in shaving while noting exceptionally large tips from an unnamed American financier.
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Paris
Ferdinand
Burhanin
Durand
Ritz
M. Durand Gashured
Prince of Wales
M. Durand
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