Laredo Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors
Laredo Today reports a flurry of visitors and travelers arriving for weekends and staying at the Hamilton hotel. Names include J B Leyendecker Sr departing for Houston, Mrs. McCullough, Dr Me-Sigh, Mrs. G H Winch, and many others from Corpus Christi to Monterrey Mexico and San Antonio.
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Robert McCullough
el Paso
Robert Jr
McCulough
G. H. Winch
Robert eCullough
Corpus Chisti
Mrs. H. BR. McLeod
Mexico City
The
Hamilton Today
Home Disappears As Husband Works
A Laredo renter and family lost their home Friday when the owner and a furniture company allegedly removed doors, furnishings, blankets, and money amid conflicting claims of overdue rent while police awaited the owner’s arrival.
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Home
Laredo
Campaign leadership and a quiet choice by Shaver Davis
The article discusses Davis Davis choosing Shaver as campaign manager, seeking impartiality and loyalty to Democratic ideals. It notes the Tammany influence urging a Davis designation, but Davis trusted Shaver to keep campaigns honest and steady. The piece praises Shaver's restraint and the calm, principled approach enabling the party to avoid internal strife.
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Tammany
Davis
Shaver
Kent Drive
Fale
Houston
Clem. Shaver
Wisconsin and Missouri figures clash over 1920s campaign money
The fragment references James A Reed of Missouri and La Follette of Wisconsin breaking from Republicans in 1924 over wealth influence. It mentions Liberty bonds given to Col. Will Hays to combat a Republican campaign debt and hints at Harry Sinclair involvement. Andrew Mellon supposedly returned $50,000 in bonds to Hays.
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James-A--Reed
Missouri
Robert MM. .LaFolletteigh
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Will Hays
Harry F. Sin‘clair
Col
Will_8
Hays
Sinclair
Bo Potten
Andrew W. Mellon
Political figures and a fatal shooting in a fragmented report
The text references multiple political figures including a Republican senator and a joint indictment with Miner, plus a fatal shooting at a railroad location. Col. Robert Stewart appears as a Illinois figure tied to Standard and politics. Coleman and Q N Brown are named in a railroad shooting with Brown surrendering to officers.
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Senate
Oflinois
Timots
Canermitte
sIlinois
Fort Smith
Vare
Pennsylvania
Robert Stewart
I Iilhois
Bard “Gdube
Gpir, Co
Coleman
Texas Pacific
Q. N. Brown
Registration closes for office seekers in Mexico
In Mexico City June 22 TA reports registration for the July 1 presidential and congressional elections is nearly closed as candidates must publish three consecutive political programs. Official registration figures will be released Sunday with General Alvaro Obregon the sole declared presidential candidate and over a thousand candidates vying for 267 deputies.
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Mexico City
Alvaro
Obregon
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico establishes first juvenile courts in federal district
The federation's official bulletin publishes the law on juvenile delinquency creating the first juvenile courts in the Mexico City federal district. The measure targets minors and classifies offenses by offense type and offender status.
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Mexico City
The
Federation
Federal District
Mexico
Fourteen Die in Sweden Train Wreck Near Copenhagen
The June 22 report notes a Northern Express collision near Ist Finns Sik Wetdef T May, killing fourteen and injuring forty as the wrecked train struck an auxiliary locomotive heading to aid another train.
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Copenhagen
Ekpress
Old Immigrant Seeks Citizenship Through Courts
An elderly immigrant born under a French flag in New York harbor seeks U.S. naturalization. He begins the process to secure citizenship for his family while the officer tests his knowledge with questions about the president, finding humor in the man's earnest, if imperfect, responses.
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New York Harbor
United States
Sam
William Hawking Gubernatorial Bid Deliberations Revealed
Fragmentary report shows Rad William Hawking considering withdrawal from the gubernatorial race. The statement suggests he was advised to rest, read newspapers, and return for another examination, noting limited engagement with local city life and recent public affairs.
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Jb. J. Leyendecker Sr
Vite
GG. W. Weertry
Ter Chome
Monterrey
Beckham
St. Louis
S&s. W
Dallas
Ben
Mrs
J. L. Beckham
Washington Street
W. Mitlam
South Texas
Gordon Gibson
Hazel Langley
R. Hyde
Friay
Odessa
Miss Angley
San Anto
Haquston
Beth Bryan
First Christian Church
Center Point
D. IL
San Antonio
Hamilton ‘Wert
Henderson Barclay
C. E. Butkevantt
D. Dodson
Dodson
al DeViney
Julian, Guerras
Fef. Harrison
Wade’ H. Lewis
A. L. Lancaster
E. . Boots
Dallasxy
L. C. Dominiy
Catarina
C. R.grysen
Corpus Chic, Ary In
C. M. Koeniz
St. Jo. Mo
City
Hamilton
Dan Lee Jr
Fort Scott
Fas
J. P. Morris
R. A. Brown
Dayton Ohio
P. Terrell
R. F. Duggan
Frobert FE. Lee
E. F. Rudranoff
J. L. Wilke
E. V. Walter
Judge Spiller
San Diego
Texas
Stewart Stout
Ital
George E. Thomas
St. Louis, Mo
Tarvers Florists
Chihuahua St
F. L. Daiches Laredo
Southland
Lubbock
Her
Sweden
Democrat Party
William Hawking
Rad
Agal
L. W. Bakdein
Missouri Pacific Lines
ASIC
United
Creciall
Monet
Yssourt Acme
Erick
Conatiistion
Agricu Cultural i Gre
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Yadsoeatt
Shalon Her
New
Pacific
Juegos de
Juegos
Comedor
LeRene
Bencarrota
Shay Engano
el Edificio Sintarormhénte
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Dal Laredo National Bank
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