Laredo Daily Times Masthead and Subscriptions Details
The Laredo Daily Times publishes daily except Sunday from Convery Building Farragut Street and Juarez Avenue. J B Hanway editor and president William P Allen assistant publisher and manager. Subscription rates listed for inside and outside Laredo zones with a notice to subscribers to call 1900 or 1901 for missed papers.
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Laredo
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William P. Allen
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Laredo groups urged to back milk and ice fund drive
Local Methodist women call on all organizations to cooperate in a milk and ice fund for needy children in Laredo. They stress the joy of giving and urge residents to donate to ensure children have milk and drinkable water during hot months.
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Laredo
Moscow shooting blamed on England as likely target
The report ponders how Soviet Russia will assign blame for a Monday shooting of a high ranking military leader in Moscow. It suggests England as a likely scapegoat in the official narrative and state framing.
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Russia
Moscow
England
Laredo Voters Consider School Tax to Reach Ten Dollars
Residents learn the July 2 election seeks a total school tax of ten dollars including the prior forty two and a half cent levy. Backers say the tax funds a vital government function and urge all eligible voters to cast ballots for the school board proposal.
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Laredo
Voice Of The People A Tribute to Mrs Kate Northmore
The tribute honors Mrs Kate Northmore as a gentle, noble, educated woman who served the sick with a tender heart. The writer reflects on her life and vows she will be missed, hoping for a reunion in the realms of light and life everlasting.
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Kate Northmore
Laredo Urged to Halt Mexican Fruit Fly Threat
City officials warn the Mediterranean fruit fly could devastate local fruit and vegetable production if it enters Laredo. Residents should support quarantine efforts and report maggots found in fruit to the Federal Horticultural Board representative.
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REBEP
Bermudas
Florida
Mexico
Laredo
Federal Horticultural Board
Charles Mumm
Mosquito Control Debate in City Leads to Accusations
A disputed city memo discusses mosquito growth and the Federal Inspection, naming Eloy B Moreno and others as inspectors while criticizing alleged misinformed statements. The text notes suspensions from about a year earlier and calls for more inspectors to curb breeding in Laredo.
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Maicmius
Charles Mumm
Mumm
United States
Lagavo
Siiichez Garza
Eloy B. ‘Moreno
Laredo
ELON
B. Sanchez Garza
Agriculture Dept Work To Be Shown
Secretary shading has invited two groups of about 130 leading Texas business men to visit the Department of Agriculture in Washington in July during their tour of northern and eastern States. They will view cotton production and marketing efforts, with an exhibit from the cotton division of the Bureau of Agricultural Economies on cotton standards bagging and bale patches, spinning investigations, crop estimating and harvesting methods.
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Shading
Tw O
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Order Probe On Prison Mutiny In Lan sing State Penitentiary
Topeka Kansas June 28 The State Board of Administration will begin likely July 6 its investigation of the recent mutiny at the Lan sing state penitentiary Dr Charles Fluffman chairman of the board said today.
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Topeka
Kans
State Board of Administration
Lansing
Charlies
Fluffman
Pua Stillman and Woodland Bride to Honeymoon in Europe
New York reports that Pua Stillman and his Woodland bride plan a European honeymoon. They will sail on the Olympic from New York on August 1 after marrying at Grandanse Quebec on July 26.
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New York
Cotton Exhibit Showcases Western States Uses
The Bureau of Home Economics displays cotton applications from western Oklahoma and Texas, highlighting clothing and household uses to illustrate fiber versatility and regional production.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Bureau of Home Economics
Bank Robbers Given 20 Years in Texas
Chalmers Jasper and Jim Garvin self confessed robbers in Zephyr daylight bank job on June 14 were sentenced to 20 years in the state penitentiary at 10 03 this morning 37 minutes before two weeks since the robbery which yielded 1055 45 dollars Judge J O Woodward imposed the sentence.
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Brrownwood
Texas
Chalmers Jasper
Jim Garvin
First State Bank of
Pets and politics mix in quirky summer headlines
Flashes of life from Rapid City to Plymouth Vermont and Windsor New York mix curiosities. Rob Roy the collie is tied to a stake after a porcupine chase while Rebecca the raccoon stays atop a pine. A three by four birthday card from Coolidge's birthplace travels to Rapid City with a state map and a five dollar stamp. Peaches the horse weighs 144 pounds as trials reveal a weight gain and a new diamond wrist watch. A Windsor double wedding recalls a 37 year old local tradition.
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Rapid City
White House
Rob Roy
Collie
Rebecca the Raccoon
Pine
Plymouth
Vermont
President Coolidge
New York
Windsor
N.Y
Inithis Down
C. A. Roberts
Are. Tioberts
Prayer and scripture amid a church school day
The fragment cites Psalm 71 17 and a prayer asking for guidance to teach others. The text reflects religious instruction and parental concerns about children, with a focus on devotion, Scripture reading, and daily Bible engagement.
Milk and Ice Fund Meeting in Laredo Chamber
Citizens of Laredo invited to a Thursday 8:30 PM meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to organize the Milk and Ice Fund Association. The event seeks aid from civic clubs churches and residents for the welfare of local poor children started by The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church.
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Laredo
Milk and Ice Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Wm. Milk and Ice Fund Association
Woman's Missionary Sovciety
Methodist Church
Wealthy Oil Magnate Henry Pierce Dies in New York
Henry Clay Pierce, 78, renowned American oil magnate and former bank messenger, died at his New York home. Born in St. Louis the son of a banker, he started as a messenger at 16, rose to cashier, then built a vast oil empire, crediting the 1866 cholera epidemic in St. Louis for shaping his career.
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New, York
Henry Clay Pierce
St. Louis
Pierce
Second National Bank
Los Angeles City Hall Rises as Earthquake Proof Tower
Los Angeles plans a new City Hall reaching a peak height beyond 150 feet, aided by a special ordinance. The steel frame will use elastic joints with terra cotta facing to resist quake movement, reducing rigidity and preventing framing damage. A large forecourt will echo early Spanish governors ceremonies.
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Los Angeles
Los ‘Angeles
New York
Jawa
Once Toast Of Vienna Belle Of Viennese Stage Today
Anne Novak once a Viennese stage favorite to Emperor Franz Josef now lives on friends' generosity at seventy seven. She was evicted from her New York home in the rain, drawing attention to her dire straits.
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Anne Novak
Rang Josef
New York
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