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Newspaper
Laredo Daily Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1927
Page
1
Articles discuss U S economic optimism under President Coolidge, with notes on bank financing and stock trends. Mentioned figures include Secretary Mellon and bankers, while commentary questions what future actions will best sustain growth.
The favorite Firband Curzoh’s Call Boy captured the 44th running of the Derby in England with Wing George and Captain Dindbergh among spectators led by Lindbergh guest of Lord Lonsdale. Sir N. Seagan’s Hot Night finished second. J. Courtauld’s Shlan Mor Suir among the twenty-three runners.
The new international peace bridge spanning the Niagara River between Buffalo and Fort Erie Ontario opened to traffic today with simple ceremonies attended by representatives of both nations.
Akron dispatch reports Ward T. Van Orman expected to represent this year in the international balloon event at Denver on September 10. He flew the Good Year Wire and Tubber Co bag 70 percent of a mile, the farthest distance recorded, while two entrants remain unaccounted and Van Orman proximity to victory depends on future reports.
New York dispatch says the state department was asked to probe an alleged deportation of Cecilia Velasco from Mexico. William F. Buckley of Pantapea Oil, a Standard Oil unit, accuses Transcontinental Oil of Tampico of bribing a Tampico district attorney with 100000 dollars to expel Velasco. Velasco, a Spaniard, is under U.S. watch in Laredo awaiting labor department orders for a six month stay.
Breckenridge Texas June obituary reports Aged Man Florence Hancock Bertha Davis died after auto fall near Red River. Hancock, rising star resident OB, was en route to Nocona with two granddaughters when he exited the car and suffered a fractured skull. Two granddaughters were bathing and drowned in the Red River.
An order effective today blocks live stock rates as Western producers and Chicago interests discuss revisions. Railroads prep to adjust pricing and schedules amid the dispute.
National guardsmen and militiamen fought a mob at the Millisborough county jail in Tampa, Florida. Authorities reported multiple arrests and several killed or wounded as deputies and guards opened fire to defend the facility.
Contractor Schoenfeld announced the New Hamilton hotel should be completed by New Year's Day if possible. Demolition of the old Hamilton is to finish in time to break ground on June 16, with a crew of over 100 men tearing down the old structure today.
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh accepted President Coolidge’s invitation to return to Washington aboard the cruiser Memphis. The news reached the White House today, signaling Lindbergh’s immediate departure for the capital.
Booster Jim Bears predicts the Laredo Oilers will win the pennant as the team seeks citywide support and betting. He says a strong backing from Seven Tovey and the local betting drive could push the Oilers to season success.
Manila reports a steamer sank near Romblon Island killing 108 people including 100 passengers two officers and all crew. Red Cross teams aided survivors at Muktnay village and will be moved to Munlin for care and evacuation.
In New Orleans area flood relief work shifts to moving refugees back to land. A first group of 76 men left Baton Rouge to clear Bayou Des Glaises waterlogged areas and prepare housing for families left at the camp. The men will create homes around Blaimesport as waters recede.
The text mocks Softa King Baris and compares him to a royal figure, noting a sponsored campaign and the public curiosity about when he will marry, while referencing a quirky phrase about Dulgirtan babies.
In MENICO CITY on June 1, a dispatch reports Juan Collide surrendered at Trpasquiare in Guanajuato after years of revolt. He states he will devote himself to agriculture in the future.
An early morning car crash near Lamarque left John D. Marvin fatally injured and Robert D. Mawin of Houston reported as injured. Authorities provided few details as investigators reviewed the scene and conditions.
A list of numerous Laredo area firms and shops contributing fully to a baseball project. Named entities include Killam, Broenstar, Roark, Leon Dnaiden Jewelry, Central Drug, Bon Ton Specialty Shop, Laredo Music, Alexander, IT Goodin, Guaran tee Shoe Shop, Border Queen, Texas Central Power Co, Ward Insurance, Texas Realty Co, William AMinix Contracting Co, Modern Furniture, Laredo Drug Co, Murphy-Finnigan Co.
Waco orator Reilly Copeland defeated a libel claim over a letter assailing Miss Adelade Haguenbout. The December 11 ruling was reversed and Copeland fined 31,000 in the final judgment.
A Borger area oil well eight miles east of Here was set ablaze but extinguished using TNT. The well, which had been burning since Saturday, is reconnected and flowing normally again.
Fort Worth Texas hosts a reunion of the Thirty Sixth Division with hundreds of veterans joining events at Lake Worth. Speakers include Colonel Alvin Ownley and Major General John A. F. Wharton. figures in attendance include Senator Z. W. Harrell and Congressman Biarton. Building permits in Laredo rise to $1,183,333 in value for first five months 1927, led by $841,000 in May. City Secretary A Te. Gareda notes strong activity and predicts June permits will exceed May.
In Austin and Dallas complications persist as both houses fail to agree on the state hospital appropriation. The negotiating committee wrestles with the $160 million request amid persistent demands from lawmakers and officials.
London reports Kilpatrick a dental mechanic living in Cape Town South Africa who gained a fortune from Call Boy's derby victory. The man, with a brother and a relative in the United States, is linked to a large sum valued around 168000 pounds with additional notes of 42000 pounds and 98300 dollars.
A series of earthquakes rattled the region from New Jersey to near Long Island, felt by residents in towns including Freehold and Abury. Authorities reported no extensive damage though many callers sought police inquiries as tremors continued into the evening.
Snow fell in Norfolk Nebraska with flakes across the region as a cold front moved through. Local observers reported chilly conditions and a muted winter scene around the city.
A fragmentary note reports tense discussions as alignment of a nearby group or project causes dispute. Key figures referenced include Kollogg and a law firm or organization identified as Washin Lawranes. The brief hints at costs and potential political or strategic shifts within a local context.
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