The Communism Debate and Dr Zucker’s Odyssey
From an academic view many praise communism as ideal and urge a local commune. Dr Morris Zucker, once jailed for sedition, was pardoned by Wilson, then fled to Russia and now proclaims Soviet tyranny from experience. He escaped to Epithenia and he speaks with firsthand conviction about how power corrupts ideals.
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Reds
Wilson
Morris Zucker
Dr. Zucker
Russia
Moscow
Epithenia
Soviet Russia
Zucker
Mara
The New Way and Judge Daugherty Promises Reform
The article critiques Attorney General Daugherty's proclamation of a "new way" in justice and law enforcement. It questions the claim of reform, notes prior administrations, and cautions that the promised changes may be naive or self-serving, while hoping for tangible results in his term.
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Daugherty
Department of E
Daugherty's New Way Brings No Sudden Change in Prosecutions
The piece argues Attorney General Daugherty lacks courtesy and humility as he touts a "new way" while potential gains from prior regimes remain. It notes wartime laws, past prosecutions, and questions whether convictions will rise, stressing the test is appeal uphold rate, not raw counts.
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Daugherty
Mr. Palmer
United States
Department
Mr Daugherty
Dougherty
Supreme Court
Jeremiah
Himelf
Fort McIntosh Notes Highlight Praise and Local Events
Colonel Roberts and Lieut. Colonel Trott visited San Antonio and spoke to infantry officers at a post luncheon praising the regiment and post. The regimental band drew the largest crowd of the season after a concert preceded by boxing bouts. Promotions in Company G included Rassa to Sergeant and Stackowsky to Corporal. Col. and Mrs. Cochran hosted a dinner for the visitors and regimental officers and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Trott
San Antonio
Corporal Rassa
Ist cl. W. W. Stackowsky
W. B. Cochran
Col. Roberts
Col. Trott
Your Troubles May Be a Warning of a Nervous Breakdown
Nine failures out of ten are due to personal physical conditions. The causes are usually not far to seek at first a little braining weakened memory. Insomnia nervous indigestion and increased irritability nerves become unstrung finally there is a complete breakdown of the nervous system.
Tanlac Proves Restorative For Arkansas Man
Richard N. French of Little Rock recalls malaria and ptomaine illness that left him weak and underweight. After starting Tanlac in El Paso his appetite returned, he quickly gained thirteen pounds in two weeks, and he later served in the Coast Artillery in France before returning in good health. Tanlac is sold in Laredo by City Drug Store and other leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Richard N. French
Johnson St
Little Rock
Ark
French
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
Coast Artillery
France
Laredo
City Drug Store
Odd and Interesting World Facts for Readers
A collection notes diverse trivia from 2300 hotel baths in one New York hotel to the emerald’s fame as a premier gem. It mentions a new London cinema seating 6000, England aiding Central Europe’s starving, and Bible distribution totaling over 300 million in 528 languages.
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London
England
Europe
British and Foreign Bible Society
Ontario
Henry Harrison
United Kingdom
Municipal Council of
Paris
United States
Thomas C. Gleasson
Ware
Mass
Gutierrez Arrested in San Antonio on Burglar Arrest
Julio Gutierrez, indicted for burglarizing Butler Bros, escaped last Monday and was arrested in San Antonio April 4 by Officer Eduardo Villareal while Gutierrez entered a craps game. He was held in Bexar county jail until his transfer back to Webb county by Villareal and Deputy Sheriff Tony Diaz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julio Gutierrez
Butler Bros
San Antonio
Eduardo Villareal
Alamo City
Webb County
Villareal
Tony Diaz
Gutierrez
Bexar County
Laredo
Suffocated by Landslide at Johnson Brickyard
While excavating at the Johnson brickyard just before noon today, Herman Ortiz a workman about 40 was caught under an embankment that caved in and died before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Herman Ortiz
Fifteen Hundred Women Ans Fourth WNBA Bowling Tourney
An estimated fifteen hundred women are set to compete in the fourth annual Women's National Bowling Association tournament, opening in Cleveland at the end of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bowling Association
Cleveland
Cleanup Crusade Starts and Is Headed by Mayor
The city of Laredo launches a full blast sanitary cleanup headed by Mayor Leopoldo Villegas to prevent disease by eliminating mosquitoes and stagnant water. The plan includes inspections, notices, school involvement, and a teachers meeting at Market Hall with daily pupil education and future prizes for mosquito elimination themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Leopoldo Villegas
Villegas
Chamber of Commerce
L. J. Christen
H. C. Hall
Market Hall
Katherine MacDonald Stars at Strand in Passion’s Playground
Katherine MacDonald the American beauty headlines the Strand Theater on Sunday and Monday in the First National attraction Passion's Playground. Returning to Laredo she draws crowds as a general favorite, supported by an all star cast in the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine MacDonald
Strand
Laredo
Laredo Sewer Main Laying Nears Seven Week Finish
Contractor Youmans of Houston says the Laredo sewer project will complete all mains and laterals within seven weeks by June 1. Work progresses with a large trench digger on San Bernardo Avenue from Matamoros, aiming for a first class system and soon mandatory connections. Completion will enable street paving proposals to move forward later this summer.
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Youmans
Houston
Laredo
San Bernardo Avenue
Matamoros Street
City of
Will Not Undergo Operation
M Zepeda who left for New Orleans with Joe Herrera will not have an operation. Herrera, who returned to Laredo, states Zepeda is in Touro Infirmary under treatment and the decision was to forgo surgery. Other treatment will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Zepeda
New Orleans
Joe Herrera
Mr. Herrera
Laredo
Mr. Zepeda
Touro Infirmary
Former Newspaperman W H Vernon Visits Laredo
W H Vernon formerly issued a country newspaper in a small town and once hopeful of a bright future now works with the Mexico Land Syndicate in Dallas. He is visiting Laredo and plans travel to Tampico where he intends to establish an American colony.
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W. H. Vernon
Mexico Land Syndicate
Dallas
Laredo
Vernon
Tampico
Rewards Paid For Arrest Of Robbers Split Among Law Officers
Steve Simon and John D. Davis posted rewards of 100 dollars each for the arrest and conviction of the robbers. Today they paid 200 dollars to District Attorney Walls to be divided among five state rangers and Deputy Sheriff Zapata who helped arrest Matilde Molina and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Simon
John D. Davis
Walls
Zapata
Matilde Molina
Victor Martinez Receives Suspended Five-Year Sentence
In district court Victor Martinez was tried on a statutory crime charge and the jury returned a verdict just before noon sentencing him to five years in the penitentiary with a suspended sentence.
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Victor Martinez
Mae Murray at the Rialto in The Right to Love
Iris Inn, the critic, hails Mae Murray at the Rialto on Sunday and Monday in The Right to Love a great drama. The film shows her crying to heighten emotion as the hapless wife of a brutal English lord with noted dewy eyes and striking blonde hair.
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Mae Murray
Rialto
Iris Inn
Dewey
Oulda Bergere
Pierre Frondaie
Claude Farrere
Gutierrez Convicted in Embezzlement Case
Manuel Gutierrez was found guilty of embezzling funds from the Roy Campbell Co after a district court trial in this city. The jury returned a verdict of guilty and assessed two years in the state penitentiary. Witnesses testified. Ira O'Meara defended, District Attorney Valls prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Gutierrez
Roy Campbell Co
Gutierrez
State
Ira O’meara
Valls
Face at Your Window opens at Royal Theatre Sunday
A new photoplay titled The Face at Your Window faces concerns about pernicious foreign doctrines and promises to sow a warning in America. The producer received United States government support to craft a motion picture that conveys a strong idea ahead of current thought.
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America
Royal Theatre
United States
Long Strike Declared Off on Mexican Railways
Official notifications to city members state the 1911 strike by American engineers and conductors on Mexico's National Lines has ended after ten years. Unions may not see a mass return to Mexican rails, but the barrier is down and workers must seek employment if allowed.
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Mexico
Correction honors Mr Legette Tarver in Naked Truth report
A correction notes an omission in yesterday's Naked Truth review. Mr Legette Tarver, who portrayed the doctor, was among the best performers and deserved mention in the original article.
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Legette Tarver
Tarver
Montrose Addition Brings Modern Laredo Living
Laredo welcomes the Montrose residential addition located south of Marken Street and east of Meadow Avenue on the South Laredo road. The tract, owned by Mrs. Woodard and Wilmer Threadgill, will be divided into blocks and lots with irrigation retained to water trees and shrubs. Landscaping, gas and water mains, wide streets, and a driveway to the Chacon banks mark progress toward a prestigious, scenic community overlooking the Rio Grande.
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Laredo
Montrose
Marken Street
Meadow Avenue
Laredo Road
Heights
Chacon
Rio Grande
South Laredo
Consul General de Saracho Leaves for San Antonio
Mexican Consul General Arturo de Saracho departs this evening to attend a conference of Mexican consul generals and consuls in San Antonio, beginning tomorrow in the Alamo City.
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de Saracho
Arturo de Saracho
San Antonio
Alamo City
Sixteen carloads of onions roll from Laredo train
A report notes sixteen carloads of onions were shipped from Laredo by a special freight train on the I. and G. N. road last night, bringing season totals to 259 carloads. Rain delays cut harvest briefly, with light shipments continuing. The item also mentions local notices on births and licenses, plus a cinema billing for Frank Mayo in The Magnificent Brute at Rialto Theater.
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Laredo
Frank Mayo
Rialto Theater
Mayo
A Daily Lesson in History Highlights Key Dates
A compact ledger of historical moments spans 1780 to 1906. Notable entries include Benjamin Swift born in 1780, tariff discussions in 1789, Roseau surrender in 1801, Howell B. Jackson birth in 1832, Bismarck's resignation withdrawal in 1877, Ohio lynching damages law in 1896, Sir George White promoted in 1903, and Mount Vesuvius eruption in 1906.
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Benjamin Swift
United States
Vermont
Armenia
N.Y
St. Albans
James Madison
Roseet
Egypt
Howell B. Jackson
Supreme Court of the United States
Paris
Tenn
West Meade
Prince Bismarck
Ohio
George White
Ladysmith
Mount Vesuvius
Arbor Day and campus debates across Midwest and West
Today marks Arbor Day in Washington while 35 years past since Gladstone's Home Rule bill. An annular solar eclipse occurs but not visible in North America. Wisconsin Minnesota Northwestern students duel in a triangular debate. Missouri Valley colleges hold an annual oratorical contest at Missouri. USC Dallas debate on direct primary system with SMU. Brown Wesleyan intercollegiate debate on injunction in labor disputes. Drake Grinnell debate on Cummins Esch railroad solution. Michigan to establish a trappers camp at Lake Gogebic to curb wolves.
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North America
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Missouri Valley Colleges
University of Missouri
Southern Methodist University of Southern California
Dallas
Brown University
Wesleyan University
Drake University
Grinnell College
State of Michigan
Lake Gogebic
Brown's War Memorial to be Dedicated at Brown University
Brown University will dedicate the Soldiers Gate memorial arch on Lincoln Field to graduates who died in World War I the fourth anniversary of the U S entry. President Faunce and others will speak as families of the inscribed names attend. The white Indiana limestone arch cost over 34000 dollars and was funded by more than fifty alumni and friends.
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Providence
R. L
Brown University
United States
Prsident W. U. P. Faunce
Lincoln Field
Indiana
Sir John Lavery Elected Royal Academician
The Irish painter born in Belfast in 1856 trained in Glasgow and Paris. He helped propel the Glasgow School after 1884, was elected associate of the Royal Scottish Academy in 1892, became Academician in 1896, Associate of the Royal Academy in 1911, and knighted in 1918. His works are in major Continental galleries.
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John Lavery
Belfast
Glasgow
Paris
Alexander Roche
Royal Scottish Academy
Royal Academy
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Fort Mcintosh
City Drug Co
Little Rock Man
Tanlac Four
Odd
New York
Laredo Movies
the Heights
New Addition
Ismael Rodriguez
F. F. Hancock
D. J. Moran
Immigration Service
Juarez Plumbing
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
Sth St
Mauricio C. Rendon
Celsa Gasca
Fidel Cantu
el Yeah
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
Times
Farragut Street
Washington
Gladstone
Brown’s War Memorial
Italy
Germany
Ruhr
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