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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1922
Page
5
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A standard AP copyright notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches and local news published in the paper. This notice underscores the newspaper’s use of AP content and local material.
The Senate largely backs the four power treaty with a two thirds vote despite opposition from critics led by Senator France who argue the pact is unjust to nations not represented. Supporters say the supplemental treaty addresses key issues and strengthens safeguards for Korea and other interests, while warnings about Soviet Russia remain noted.
Lillian Camouflage argues that much suffering tales are propaganda and charity felled by graft. She cites Berlin Austro-Hungarian excess and calls for ending indiscriminate aid while American workers face hunger and strikes. She warns relief funds may be wasted.
Vague anecdotes from Laredo reflect social quirks and gossip. The column notes prudishness, public behavior, and everyday foibles as neighbors discuss marriage, work, and idle amusement with a playful tone.
Chicago will host the nineteenth annual convention with sessions running through the week. The program centers on addressing weekday religious education issues rather than formal addresses. Many renowned clergymen and educators will participate in the gathering.
Seventy five year memorial of Vera Drag surrender to the Americans. Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee marks 30th year in priestly office. The Festival of States in St. Petersburg resumes after wartime gap. South Dakota governor race ends today ahead of state primaries tomorrow. Auburn Burch and Madalyine Obencham face trial in Los Angeles for murder of J. Belton Kennedy. Sarah Knox stands trial in Baltimore for murder of Mrs. Eastland at Colonial Beach.
Justice Court Precinct No 1 Place 2 Webb County Texas issues an alias execution on a 1921 judgment in favor of John J Datuelley against Ming Herrera and San Juana de Herrera. Sale scheduled April 4 1922 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the county courthouse to auction the property in the Vasquez Borrego grant description. Francisco T Juarez Constable Precinct No 1 Webb County Texas.
Webb County invites sealed bids by 10:00 AM April 4 1922 to furnish labor and materials and construct a reinforced concrete Hipping Vat at Torrecillas. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk with a $50 certified check and pledge bond of $250. Plans are by Paul Swancoat Dive Stock Sanitary Commission. County reserves right to reject bids.
Antonio Juarez a lifelong Laredo resident died at his home at 10 14 this morning at age 75 He leaves a wife three sons and several siblings and many relatives His funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 from the family residence 520 Lincoln Street with services at San Agustin church followed by burial in the Catholic cemetery
Mr. Gamble of Gambie Decorating Co engages Fr Barkley Barnes as head of decor and design. Barnes plans to relocate his family to Laredo and establish residence there in the near future.
Ray Wolff sought in Frio County for assault to commit a statutory crime fled into the brush and rode a plane to the border. Exhausted fuel forced the aircraft to land at the station camp where Wolff and the aviator were captured by soldiers and turned over to the sheriff. Wolff returned to Pearsall Sunday. the aviator reportedly went back to San Antonio.
In a classic club clash at Laredo the Knights of Columbus led 4 to 0 as Peterman held the Laredos scoreless through seven. A late uprising tied the game at 4 before an eventual defeat, while the Milmo Nationals defeated the Port McIntosh team 5 to 1 after seven innings.
The county commissioners and county judge will travel tomorrow to inspect the highway from Laredo to Miranda City. The trip aims to evaluate costs to improve the road, prompted by a petition from the Laredo Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Rotary clubs.
Heavy downpour Saturday morning left the new highway under construction between Encinal and Cactus nearly impassable in spots. Automobiles were forced to leave the road and ride the railroad track for about four miles along the 1. G. N. line toward the LaSalle county line.
Six year old Marcus Hooks son of Mr and Mrs T W Hooks of 1218 Victoria street was badly bruised and suffered a ruptured blood vessel in his foot after a fall from a rear garage on Friday afternoon. No bones were broken and doctors expect a quick recovery.
M S Ryan president of the Laredo Independent School District declares an election to choose four trustees. Polls open 8 AM on the first Saturday in April 1922 under Texas General Laws at Central Grammar School and Urbahn School with named election officers.
Morton P L McCann, long at the Hamilton Hotel, learned yesterday that his mother died in Hollywood California after a period of illness.
The piece notes March as a typical pneumonia month after a hard winter when immunity dips. It urges prompt attention to any cold and identifies pneumonia as germ disease breeding in the throat. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as an pleasant expectorant that cleans germs and helps prevent pneumonia.
George W Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He claims the medicine suits his condition better than prior remedies and allows him to eat a wider range of foods.
Local notices include Mrs. Editha Lowry announcing exhibition dancing classes at 820 Florey Avenue with phone contact. various trades advertise plumbing electrical and manicure services. a Ford car owned by Mr. and Mrs. E F Hamilton was stolen from in front of a Baptist church. florists and fabric shops offer flowers and fabrics. Fourth Cavalry Gallop vaudeville at Post Theater. oil well updates near Miranda City noted. auto painting offered. notary public Will W Gregg listed with Times office.
Everett Love & Co announces the first carload of Texas Bermuda onions for 1922 shipped from Laredo last Thursday night from the Love farm in North Laredo. Mrs Moon delivered the second carload on Friday from South Laredo. Brownsville claims the season’s first carload, shipping Saturday, about 24 hours after Laredo’s second car. Laredo expects about 1300 carloads to eastbound markets this year as the season opens in full blast.
Milwaukee March 27 The Most Rev Sebastian G Messmer archbishop of Milwaukee marks thirty years in the episcopate since his consecration as bishop of Green Bay on March 27 1926 He will be seventy five in August and this anniversary is observed today.
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