The Wages of Sin and a Nation’s Judgment
A moral essay contrasts the high profile crimes of the Degoutremont brothers and Ruth Snyder with warnings that sin leads to death. It cites public figures and events from the era and condemns selective schooling rules as harming equal access, urging readers to see public schools as open to all.
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Degoutremont
Oregon
Nan
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
San Francisco
Robert Anderson
Lincolns
Washingtons
Wilsons
Chrysler unveils aluminum cast iron piston hybrid
Chrysler announces a new piston that blends aluminum lightness and heat conductivity with cast iron’s minimal thermal expansion. The advance aims to reduce wear and vibration in engines while leveraging Invar’s temperature stability for precision components.
Citizens Protest Hiding Traffic Patrols in Laredo
A Laredo reader denounces a motorcycle officer for lurking behind buildings and trellises to trap speeding motorists. The letter urges patrols to meet drivers openly, cites prior orders against hiding, and requests decent treatment by peace officers. The writer offers to testify for violators if arrests occurred while hiding.
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Laredo
Jeaarredo
Texeas
City of
Market Street
Hendricks Avenue
Verduco & Sons
Marshall Brennan
Tovellis
Fragmented Bible Verse Excerpt and Prayer Note
A fragmented page ties Psalm 62 to exhortations on faith and parental conflict. It references Bible verses, prayer, and the call to wait on the Lord for strength and salvation. The tone is devotional and instructive, with dated religious headers and sparse typographic corrections.
Decoration Plan Sets City for Festivities
T twelve foot staffs will be placed in sockets along curbs and about twenty five feet of emblems must be installed. T. C. Edmonson leads the American Legion decoration plan and says several clubs have accepted it and Laredo businessmen study its adoption.
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T. C. Edmonson
Atmerican Legicon
Edmonsson
Laredo
Passenger Traffic Delayed By Wreck Near Webb
Freight and passenger service between Laredo and San Antonio will be delayed several hours after a southbound freight derailment near Webb. Twelve cars left the track. officials report no casualties and track repairs are underway. Information from Laredo is limited.
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Laredo
San Antonio
Webb
U. G. N. Railroad
Rotarians express sympathy for Canseco family
Rotarian Francisco R Canseco M D announces the death of his mother Josefa G de Canseco. The executive committee including Ea Russell J T Trout Asher St. Smith and H C Hall passed resolutions of deepest sympathy at a Wednesday meeting.
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Francisco R. Canseco
Sefiora Josefa G. Vda
de Canseco
Ea, Russell
J.T. Trout
Asher St. Smith
H.C. Hall
Vision of early flight and giant tower inspired by Lindbergh
Fragmentary 1920s text imagines a world told to beat two million dollars with a grand height, a tallest tower, and planes visible from 300 miles, aided by weather balloons and a sky keeper instrumented to navigate near the North Pole.
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E. O. Hartley
Chicago
Lintbergh
Breivey Pleads For Publicity At Laredo Rotary Luncheon
Ney Brewer urged the Rotary Club at the Robert Devo Hotel to launch an advertising campaign to place Laredo before the world. George Marshall chaired the program and emphasized fellowship. Other speakers included Royle Ks. Mims, Jimmy Moore, and Gerald Bleigh.
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Larédo
Ney ‘Brewer
Rotary
Robert. Devo
Laredo
George G
Marshall
Royle Ks
Mims
Jimmy Moore
Gerald ‘Blelgh
Bus Drivers Strike Ties Up Transit in Nuevo Laredo
Train and bus service faced disruption as drivers walked out on Thursday in Nuevo Laredo causing delays and detours. Officials urged calm as agencies sought a quick resolution to the strike affecting cross border travel.
Native of France Buried in Laredo
Rudolph Knoblauch 76 a native of France who ran a grocery in Laredo is buried here. He died Wednesday at his home 2319 Water Street and left no known relatives.
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Rudolph. Knoblauach
France
Knoblauch
Laredo
Water Street
New Clothes Lines Rise On New York Roofs
A cobweb growth of radio antennas covers New York roofs feeding tenement life with improvised clothes lines. Many lines are attached to back window pulleys and are too short, prompting harassed housewives to welcome new roof wires. Some residents allege added wires extend into neighboring flats amid wet clothes and reception interference.
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New York
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Ness
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Prudden, King & Prudden
EL Jankson
Madison Ave
Clobe
San Heico
Montgomery
Seattle
Sears
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Ikisian
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Ogaredy
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Pepeengi Pass
Mission
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Paris
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Ormine
Orporation
Lindell
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Champs Elysee
Rotartans
Symbath
Tom Hot
Fétanos
Emerson
Exierson
Emer Jyeargu
Lowell Shermarn
Broadway
45Th Street
Hetter
Unaddergh
North Polé
Breivey Pléids
Mexico
Nuevo
Ein
Josquit
Athds J Fe
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