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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1921
Page
8
From Cobienz, headquarters of the American Army of Occupation in Germany, word reports a communist uprising at Montabaur’s bridgehead. The despatch notes American military police restored order, with the soldiers upholding law and order while avoiding brutality, and remaining neutral amid factional conflicts.
The piece argues for appointing an Indian to lead Indian affairs, praising Thomas L. Sloan of the Omaha tribe as a suitable, respected choice who shares the blood and understanding of the people. It notes historic white leadership and urges native governance based on cultural insight.
In a French inspired stance, the district court yesterday and today sentenced guilty offenders to terms in state penitentiary or training school. Two men received one year for liquor violations, Carlos Salvador got two years for passing a forged instrument, Fidela Flores, under 18, received three years in the state training school for girls, and Maria Hernandez had bond forfeited. Fidela Flores faced trial without a jury due to age, with the court declaring the indictment should be dismissed and the girl prosecuted on information in court.
Hemstitching ten ests yard offered by Mrs Tooke of 1204 Victoria Street dated March 29 in a brief classified notice.
The second edition of the Mexican American Gateway Magazine, issued by Ward & Co. of this city, was released yesterday and is circulating. It maintains the standard set by the first issue and is a credit to Laredo and the publishers.
As Mexico stabilizes under Obregon, large numbers of Americans and other foreigners pass through Laredo daily en route to Mexico for business or investment. Many Mexicans return home, while Americans join missions or ventures, drawn by a peaceful, progressive Mexico inviting foreign help. Hemstitching 10 cos per yard. Mrs Tooke, 1804 Victoria Street, 4-20-60.
Laredo resident Valente Gutierrez reports full recovery from years of kidney and back problems after using Doan’s Kidney Pills bought at City Drug Store. He states no further issues four years later and continues to praise the remedy. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY.
The Laredo district onion crop movement rises with improving market conditions and stronger demand for Texas onions. Last night four carloads were shipped to interstate and Eastern markets, bringing total shipments to twelve carloads to date, with eight more shipped earlier. More carloads are planned tonight by freight.
The notice warns that San Ramon Lake is leased to the San Ramon Sporting Club for the year and only members may fish hunt or use the clubhouse boats or property. Violators will be prosecuted. JOSE Ma. RAMON owner and JUSTO B. PENN president sign the notice dated March 29 1921 in Laredo Texas.
Jesus Mendiola resumes management of the St Anthony Hotel for his brother in law Antonio Walls who recently acquired the property. Mrs Mendiola and children stay in Oklahoma City to finish school and plan to join him in Laredo after term ends to assist in hospitality management.
Notice to automobile owners. Crescent Garage at 1420 Lincoln St announces they can install new cores in any type truck tractor or automobile radiators. Contact 329-61 for service details.
Notices include reduced hemstitching rates by Mrs. Tooke at 1340 Victoria, new car mechanic at International Auto Co, and local advertisements for flowers, theater tickets, and a playground benefit. Mentions of district court rulings on liquor violations, and public notices about plumbing, florists, and a foot bridge project in Laredo.
Mercurio Martinez, former Zapata county treasurer now farming near San Ignacio, says the recent rains have spurred farmers to plant large acreages of cotton and corn. At least 1500 acres of cotton and about 500 acres of corn are planned this year. The county’s first cotton gin opened at San Ignacio last year, processing part of about 1000 bales. Most Zapata cotton was sold after ginning, with some later sales. Corn sold readily last season at good prices, and a larger corn crop is expected.
The Times announces a new daily watch subscription option priced at 60 cents per month. Readers are urged to subscribe for ongoing access and updates.
Marian M Hernandez was arrested in December for theft of silk goods from Richter's store and released on a $500 cash bond in January. Indicted on a theft over $50 charge, she failed to appear in district court this morning, bond forfeited and paid into the court, case remains active as the indictment stands.
Last night a sizable crowd attended the revival at the Christian church led by evangelist Rev. C. A. Chasteen. He preached on the authority granted by the Heavenly Father using the sea storm and its stilling as illustration. The message urged community and church cooperation to spread the good, with services at eight o clock each evening.
Pedro Hernandez about 50, unskilled laborer of 505 Galveston Street Heights, collapsed near the Washington street and San Francisco Avenue intersection at about 6:30 AM. Expired instantly while en route to yard work. Justice of the Peace Slaughter ruled death from heart trouble. Survived by a daughter who lived with him on Galveston Street.
Captain Max ton H Flint has recovered and returns to duty. Major and Mrs F W Hemenway hosted card guests including Captains Rice Kaiser Dodge Finney Pearson Hooper and Dumas. Hygiene exam results crowned Hooper with 98 and Moncure 97. Band concert planned for tomorrow at 7. Post grounds turn green after rains. A 4:30 PM ball game pits Company E against Company M with both seeking a win.
F. F. Hancock advertises expert piano tuning and string instrument repair services. Offers violin making and repair at D. J. Morans location with contact reference 148 and date 3 24 6t.
Near Bingen in Germany a famed echo repeats a sound no fewer than seventy times, bouncing it back and forth as the landmark phenomenon continues to draw visitors and curiosity alike.
Buddhist priests of Japan protested their exclusion from universal manhood suffrage after a Diet member urged political restraint. About 120,000 priests demanded voting rights and reform of the election law to empower clergy as political teachers to actively serve society.
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation and biliousness. Claims pleasant action of liver and bowels without harsh effects. Mentions packaging 15c and 30c per box and bedtime use. Presents a period search tone typical of old newspaper ads.
Marion born banker and lawyer Crissinger, a longtime friend of President Harding, is named the new comptroller of the currency. A Marion native (Dec 10 1860) Crissinger held law, banking, and political roles, including City National Bank presidency and Marion Civic Association leadership.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a $100 reward for incurable catarrh. It asserts the medicine works through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces, remove toxins, and improve overall health after short use, urging readers to start now and send for the product from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
In Paris the lack of small change drives half the beggars from the streets. About seventy periodicals are being printed in Esperanto, the planned universal language, to promote international understanding.
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