Advertising Representatives Offices Worldwide
Advertising representatives for The Daily Times are listed with locations in Chicago New York Boston San Francisco Seattle and Los Angeles. Offices invite visitors at the Globe Building in Boston and the New York Vaage among others.
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Rudden, King & Prudden
Chicago
E. Jackson
Blvd
New York
Madison
Boston—Globe
San Francisco
Montgomery Seattle Wash
Subscription Rates For Mail and Carrier 1926
Rates for subscriptions show yearly six months and weekly options for Texas and outside states including Canada. The notice outlines advance payment terms and mentions contacting via telephone for missing issues.
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Texas
United States
Possessions
Canada
Laredo Dinner Hosts Visiting Journalists At Festival
Twe members of the Fourth estate who toured Laredo for festival coverage dined at the Bohemian Club hosted by J. E. Manway publisher of the Laredo Daily Times. Notables from Dallas Austin Houston and San Antonio attended along with O W Killam dean of the local oil industry.
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Laredo
J. E. Manway
Tharet Papers
George Armistead
San Antonio Express
Public Service Cup
San Antonio
R. W. Barry
The
San Antonio Xpress
John Palmer
Alan Romansky
Daily Texan
Sam C. Johnson
el Paso Herald
L. B. Dilbeck
Associated Press
Austin
C. W. Daitle
Houston Chronicle
Wm. C. Edwards
Denton Record Chronicle
W. Mr. Thornton
Dallas News
Walter C. Hornaday
Lloyd Gregory
Houston Post-Dispatch
Matrin Anderson
Austin American-Stautesman
J. E. Tanways
W. FP. Allen
Nuevo Laredo
Children Killed By Fire In Kansas City Home
A Kansas City fire claimed the lives of Mary four and James Joseph eighteen months when a blaze destroyed the Cavendar residence. They were found in bed entwined, as the mother had placed an electric iron at the foot of the bed to keep them warm.
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Kansas City
Glen M. Cavendar
Mary
James Joseph
Cavendar
Supreme Court Tosses Texas Tax Appeal Over Bragos River Plan
WOASTIINGTON Feb. 23 The Texas Supreme Court threw out an appeal by W L Smith and other property owners against the state tax levy meant to fund Bragos River improvements. The court ruled the appeal was not properly brought.
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Woastiington
W L. Smith
Bragos
Supreme Court
Mutinous Ship Crews Captured After Shanghai Bombardment
A Shanghai dispatch reports local officials capturing the crews of two cruisers whose mutinous actions sparked yesterday's shelling of the Blangnan arsenal, causing shells to fall into the French concession. The crews of both vessels had previously escaped.
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Lonpoks
Shanghai
Yeaterday
Blangnan
Noth
Gas Field Growth Boosts Laredo District Output
In the Laredo district gas production rises with major yields from the Carolina Texas field in Webb county and others. The Houston Oil Co. Tyng No 1 led new finds at 1 648 feet delivering 50 million cubic feet daily, while several other wells produced oil and gas across Webb Duval and Jim Hogg counties. A Texas secretary of state charter approved Motor Fuel Products Co of Laredo to build a cracking plant near the Rio Grande with local officers named to run the venture.
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Large
Great Carolina-Texas
Webb County
Cole
Webb-Duval
Henne, Winch & Fariss
Jim Hogg County
Houston Oil Co
Tyng No
Mariano Arisne
Webb-Duval Counties
Sussers
Harry L. Fansler
Sun’ Oil Co
Bruni
Las Albereas Greentoof
Wee
Ino
Magnolia Petroleum Cap
Cuellar
Jennings
Zapata County
Grayburg 611 Co
Weil
Weil Brothers
Randade
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Merchants State Bank
Jim Hogs County
J. L. Collins & Co
Secretary of State of Texas
Motor Fuel Products Co
Laredo
Heights
Rilo Grande
Texas-Mexican Oill Refining Co
Mirando
George A. Camphuis
8 P Coblentz
J. F. Lynch
J. B. Morton
EE. A. Sterling
8S. P. Coblentz
Misko Refineries
Vice Consul Announces Monterrey Post Resignation
G. D. Dudley Imtzelumons resigns after fifteen years as American vice consul at Monterrey Mexico. He and Mrs Fitzsimmons move to Los Angeles to year end then plan Corpus Christi home. Fitzsimmons had been promoted by Gerald Bahl from Guadalajara to assume the post this week.
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G. D
Dudley) Imtzelumons
Fifeen
Monterrey
Mexico
Fitzsimmons
Los Angeles
California
Cor. Pus Christi
Jhoma
Fitgsimmons
Garald Bahl
Guadalajara
Laredo Exhibit Closes Evening at Catarina
The Laredo Products Exhibit closing tonight in the big Flores Avenue tent showcases items from numerous local firms and groups. Builders report new homes rising this week while landowners clear and cultivate land nearby, and social events include a Valentine party for local youth.
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Catarina
Laredo Daily Times Birthday Edition Promotion
Get extra copies of the Washington Birthday edition of the Laredo Daily Times and mail them to friends in and out of state. Promote the town of Laredo and the Rio Grande valley, promising wide circulation and wide readership. Copies are available for 10 cents each.
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Washington
Laredo
Rio Grande Valley
South
Texas
Sky Plot Crashes In Airplane Incident Shocks Airfield
A mysterious Sky Plot references an airplane crash raising questions about cause and safety. Investigators probe the site for evidence and officials urge calm as details unfold.
Edison’s 80th year hints at a bridge future
The note recalls Edison promising 30 years ago that at 80 he would take up bridge and converse with the fair ones. Now aged 80, there is no record of him having played bridge yet.
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Edison
Encinal Bride and Hebbronville Groom Tie The Knot
Miss Nelda Helwig daughter of Mr and Mrs W Helwig and Richard E Dudas of Hebbronville married at the Presbyterian Church with Rev Harry Hamilton officiating. The couple will reside in Hebbronville after a brief honeymoon in Laredo. Also noted are cattle shipments, visits from friends, and a large miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Miss Helwig.
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Mac
Encinal
Tex
Nelda Helwig
W. Helwig
Richard E. Dudas
Hebbronville
Presbyterian Church
Harry Hamilton
Cotulla
Helen Breeding
Esther Helwig
Mr. A. Jackson
Mrs. Dudas
Laredo
Senate shorthands man recalls four day speeches in early Congress
Rodney Dutcher notes Theodore F. Shuey 82, 69th year taking notes in the Senate since 1868. Shuey recalls four day addresses by Garrett Davis and John A. Logan amid party clashes, later shifts to blocking rules and bloc government. He laments loss of strong party leaders like Penrose and the rise of blocs.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Ashington
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Theodore F. Shuey
Congress
Shuey
Andrew Johnson
Dawes
Allen G. Thurman
Thomas F. Bayard
South
Garrett Davis
Kentucky
John A. Logan
Illinois
Fitzhugh Porter
Garretts
Penrose
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
Judiciary Committee
Social visit notes from Laredo and Catarina circle
Helen Pratt Mae George Cavander and Trene Carr visit Laredo guests of Mrs FP Lyendecker. Mrs Cam Jordan and Kate stay in Laredo. McCauley and Sam Jordan from Catarina in town. John Salinas P Maldonado and James Breeding travel to and from Laredo on business. John Williams from San Antonis and V Link with Rev Eduardo Mares spend Tuesday evening in Laredo.
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Jamey Carr
A. Schletze
Nellie Juvenal
J. M. Salinas
C. M. Juvenal
M. Townsend
J. H. Tritt
A. J. Tavory
C.J. Hinton
D. Krueger
M McDonald
V. Link
CG. Watkins
M. Cavander
FP. Watkins
M. Pratt
S. A
Helen Pratt, Mae George Cavander
Trene Carr
Cam Jordan
Kate
Laredo
FP. Lyendecker
James Breeding
John Williams
San Antonis
Rev
Eduardo Mares
Veteran Chicago Scribe Succumbs
Chicago obituary announces the death of Michael Ahern at age 77 a veteran newspaperman who helped shape the Mrs. OLearys cow fire myth. He later said he and two reporters invented the tale about a cow overturning a lantern starting the 1871 Chicago fire and later attributed it to spontaneous combustion in the OLeary barn.
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Chicago
Michael Ahern
Insurance Firm Executive Praises Laredo Office Growth
District Superintendent J A Flick of San Antonio visited the Laredo branch in Room 32 James Moore building and commended W N Forehand for handling the office. Forehand has more than doubled business in Laredo in nine months and leads the state in collections. He predicted a great future for Laredo and surrounding territory.
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J. A. Flick
San Antonio
Texas
American National Insurance Co
Galveston
James-Moore Building
Ww. N
Forehand
Laredo
Flack
Ldredo
Telephone operator wins fortune at casino with lucky numbers
A telephone operator won a small fortune at a casino after selecting the right numbers. The winning play drew attention as she matched the sequence to secure the prize.
A M College Directors Reelect Board Leaders
Kerrville resident Peterson, 66, died at home Tuesday afternoon after 45 years as a Kerrville resident. The A M College board officers were all reelected on Tuesday in a concise Kerrville report.
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College Station
A. & M. College
Tuesaday
Kerrville
Vee Peterson
Pueaday
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