News Service Credits and Advertising Representatives List
The text lists The Associated Press credits and exclusive use notes for publication, followed by advertising representatives Prudden King Prudden in Chicago New York Boston San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles and office copy availability in major cities. It outlines agent locations and where copies of The Daily Times are on file for reference.
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Prudden, King & Prudden
Chicago
EE. Jackson Blvd
New York
Madison Ave
Boston—Globe
San Francisco
Montgomery
Seattle
Wash
Leary
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Times
Boston
Subscription Rates By Mail and Carrier November 29 1926
Rates list for Texas and nationwide delivery by mail and carrier effective November 29 1926. Prices shown include advance payment options for one year six months four weeks and one week daily rates. The notice includes international and territorial rates and confirms second class matter status at Laredo Texas with 1879 act compliance.
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Texas
United States and Possessions
Laredo
Notice to subscribers to receive missed papers
Notice to subscribers that if a paper is not received due to accident or other reasons they should call 43 to have a copy sent by special messenger.
City Council Proceedings Register Regular Session
The city council met at 7 30 with Mayor Albert Martin and Aldermen present. Items included approving last meeting minutes and petitions for street lights at multiple intersections, referred to the rights committee, and a quit claim deed for Blacks Nos 1682 and 1620 referred to the mayor and city attorney. Jesus Villareal petition mentioned.
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Albert Martin
Cluck
Henry
Beyendecker
Salinas
Valdez
Brennan
Leonard
Mims
Derman Brennan
Earl Anderson
Davis and
Bruni
Main
Clotilde
Mein
Gonzalez
Davis
Committee On Rights With
G. C. Mann
Jesus Villareal
From Truck Driver to Film Star Kolb’s Rise in First National
Milton Sills’s recommendation helps John Philip Kolb a New York Edison truck driver land an acting career. Kolb, six seven and 260 pounds, gains a contract after excelling as a Canadian lumberjack in The Knockout and appears in Men of Steel and other Coleen Moore projects before facing uncertain times and doubts about his future.
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Milton Sills
First National Pictures
John Philip Kolb
New York Edison Company
First National
Kolb
Motion Picsures
Sills
Men of Steel
Burbank
Iwin Kletoes
Coleen Moore
Picure
John McCor
Beranena
New York
John
Philip Kolb
176Th Street
New ‘York
Horn Tooter Leaves 600 Francs for Fanfare
Nicholas Valery, aged brass musician of Amiens, died leaving 600 francs to the local fanfare society. He began as a trumpeter at fifteen in 1857 and was the department’s leading horn tooter for generations. His funeral included lively fanfare music with melodies Madelon and Wooden Trumpet.
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Amiens
France
Nicholas Valery
Jffe
Madelon
City council acts on civic invitations and water transfer
City officials read invitations from Washington Birthday Celebration Association for a reception with Nuevo Laredo officials at the International Bridge on February 22. A transfer ordinance allowing Laredo Water Co to move franchise to Central Power and Light Co was read and approved after suspending multiple readings. The paving committee reported Moore Bros skip pavement will be addressed when the contractor is ready, and the meeting adjourned.
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Mr. M. de Llano
Washington
Nuevo Laredo
International Bridge
Clpick
Geo. M. Briggs
Montrose
Leyendecker
B. G. Salinas
Valdez
Messrs. Johnson and
Phelps
Prennan
W. D. Alexander
Laredo Water Co
Central Power and Light Co
I Ramsay
City of Laredo
City of
Laredo
Central Power and Light Company
Brennan
Yeas—Cluck
Henry
Salinas
Cluck
Yeas
Moore Bros. Motor Co
Washington and Convent
W. L. Puig
British steamer D Ber genland fined over Honolulu passenger landings
The D Ber genland faced a $600 fine after allowing Mrs W G Mc Adoo Jr and two others to debark at Honolulu. The ship was barred from carrying passengers between U S ports. Mrs Mc Adoo and a child remained in California while another child reportedly returned with her photo taken on arrival in Los Angeles.
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Bergenland
W. G. McAdoo, Jr
Honolulu
U.S
Moreign
United States
Laredo Boosts Ahead With Governor Moody Visit Parade
Laredo gains wide press attention as Governor Moody and the Legislature visit next Tuesday. A special Austin edition and Nuevo Laredo Times coverage stir rivalry among papers for parade prizes amid decorated autos and displays. Huffman returns from Austin after Webb County highway meeting. Bond sales show $305,000 in bank. $130,000 state aid allotted last June. County Judge Winslow seeks federal and state support for early summer highway construction.
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Laredo
Texas
Moody
Austin American-Statesman
Nuevo Laredo
Huffman
EB. Huffman
Austin
Webb County
Winslow
State Highway Commission
Motion Picture Firms to Film Laredo Bullfight Festival
Pathe News Fox News and other film concerns plan to arrive Sunday to shoot footage of the Nuevo Laredo bullfight, arrival and reception, Governor Moody and legislators banquet, grand parade, and related events for world publicity.
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Pathe News
Fox News
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Moody
Statuary in Bas Relief Set for Royal Theater
Interior decoration at the Royal Theater progresses with bas relief statuary on wall panels on each side. The arched ceiling and new features enhance the interior, and the theater is expected to reopen about a month from now as a leading local showhouse.
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Royal Theater
Murder Arrests After Slaying Near Spur Canyon
Lubbock and Fort Worth officers arrested Robert Stanley for the murder of B F E Morgan found slain and robbed in a canyon twenty miles from Spur. San Antonio reports Narciso Morin age 3 died after scalding in a tub. Fort Worth notes Mrs Ermine Louck aged 71 died at home. Abilene reports seven Waldee family members hospitalized from poisoned flour. San Angelo notes Coleman won the next meeting of the sixth district Texas Bankers Association.
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Lubbock
Fort Worth
Robert Stanley
B. FE. Morgan
Spur
San Antonio
Narciso Morin
Abilene
N. H. Waldee
Bronte
San Angelo
Coleman
Texas Bankers’ Association
Ermine Louck
William Robinson
Coolidge backs supplemental naval arms talks proposal
President Coolidge says the plan for a supplemental naval arms limitation conference is the only practical way to achieve arms reduction, especially for naval armaments. He notes Geneva preparatory talks show little chance of agreement unless major powers dominate the conference.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Geneva
High Class Features at Local Carnival in Laredo
The piece highlights the J. George Loos Shows as wholesome entertainment for families. It notes Laredo residents patronizing tented attractions and praises the event while offering a pest control tip for gardens, recommending a bran London purple mix attractant with banana oil to deter cut worms.
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J. George Loos
Laredo
London
Prizes Listed for Celebration Event
The article outlines numerous prizes offered during the celebration and notes the list appeared in yesterday’s issue of The newspaper. The rewards include several notable items and recognize local participants.
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Tne
Controversial Reflections on Liberty and Child Rearing
The column argues about punishment in bringing up children, citing a boy who killed after a beating from his father. It contrasts Western ideas on liberty with views from China and India, quoting Bertrand Russell and a Chinese definition question.
Beauty Queen of the Universe and Newark’s rise
The piece compares a May Texas beauty contest winner to cosmic beauty across Orion and notes how beginnings shape outcomes. It highlights a Newark entrepreneur who started at $4 weekly, now runs a $22 million dry goods empire with a $10 million expansion, drawing attention from bigger cities.
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Texas
Orion
Hollywood
Bamberger
Newark
Ciles
Oxford A drive against Oxford bags fails
Oxford university faces a failed campaign against Oxford bags as the fashion fad grows more popular on campus with students embracing the trend.
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Oxford
Laredo Boy Leads Saint Edward's University Honors
William Biggio of Laredo, son of Mrs Laura Biggio, tops the first year engineering grades at Saint Edward's University Austin Texas. He carries seven subjects and earned A grades in all his courses for last semester. A 1924 Laredo High School graduate he lettered in basketball and engaged in many activities at La Redon High.
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William
Biggio
Laura
Saint Edward's University
Austin
Texas
Liggie
Laredon High School
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Laredo Daily Times
Convery
Arragat Street
Juarez Avenue
J. BE. Hanway
J. B. Griffith
William P. Allen
Business Telephone
Associated Press
Aaa
City. Council Proceedings
Horn Tooter
Sanchez St
Hupmobile
Detroit
Citizens Auto Company
Santa Maria
Bertrand Russell
Fton
India
Galveston
Bellan
Laredo Boy Leads College
Miss Bent
Marie of
Roumania
Milton & Brewer
Salinas and
Hidalgo
Luisa Martin
Laredo, ‘Texas
Mexico
Johnnie McFall
Honey Boys
Mick Baccard
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