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Newspaper
Laredo Daily Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
3
Dr P M Batchelder of the University of Texas writes Introduction to Linear Differences published by the National Research Council.
A compiled roundup lists residents and visitors in Laredo from San Antonio and Houston, including A Leal, Joseph Mueller, and Miss Alma Pierce traveling or staying at local hotels, plus local business and social movements. Notables visit, study, or travel to cities like San Diego New York Washington and Montreal, with several returning from Hebbronville and Monterrey.
The Civic Club invites children of all ages to a party Tuesday at five in Heights Civic Park. Activities include an ax fish pond ice cream and games. Proceeds benefit park upkeep as announced by Mrs. C G Burr.
Adolf R. Kahn deputy collector of customs conducted a noon auction at the federal building selling seized items including guns pistols blankets women’s wrist watches red bandanas and other articles. The sale drew a large varied audience and every item sold for cash to benefit the government.
Trains between Monterrey and Tampico were interrupted after a track washout between the two cities. The Monterrey passenger train reached Laredo Thursday without the Tampico link, according to reports received in Laredo.
Mayor Albert Martin issues permits for two meat markets on Guadalupe Avenue. The certificates were granted to HE L Taylor and Wilmer Threadgill, enabling establishment in the suburban area.
Roque Estrada, a prominent Mexican lawyer and brother of General Enrique Estrada, arrived in Laredo on Thursday after traveling incognito from Mexico City where he had been in hiding. He said he planned to go to Los Angeles to join his brother, recently detained by a federal court for neutrality law violations.
A state board hearing in Austin resumes on the Brownwood irrigation district dam on Pecan Bayou. G W Ross testifies for Brown County while rice growers oppose the project citing irrigation needs across 80 000 acres in Wharton Colorado and Matagorda counties. West Texas Chamber of Commerce backs conservation and natural use of water. Power interests plan multiple dams near Marble Falls and oppose the Brownwood dam.
Postmaster Sol Rubenstein announced a rate increase for city postoffice boxes and drawers. The new schedule raises three month rentals from 75 cents to 1.60 dollars for boxes and from 1.50 dollars to two dollars for drawers as ordered by the Postoffice Department in Washington.
Fifteen criminal cases will be tried over two days in July under Judge John Walls as prosecutor. Ten cases are set for July 6 and five for July 7. Names include Kleinman Flores Cantu Barrera Valenzuela Marin Villarreal Olivares Maldonado Delgado Eggers for DUI and related charges. July 7 defendants include Cairncross Stuart Enlis Petia Carrillo for theft and fraud related offenses.
District Judge J. F. Mullally will not celebrate Independence Day as he has set the trial of a civil case for July Fourth, promising a busy day in court.
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