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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1920

Page

6

The Laredo Times Advertising Note

The Laredo Times announces daily and weekly editions with delivery options across the United States Mexico and Canada. Subscriptions priced at six dollars per year or sixty dollars for a month. weekly Sunday edition postpaid. Address communications to Penn Publishing in Texas.

United States Mexico Canada Laredo New Laredo Mai Penn Publishing Telephone

Press Rights Notice Reprinted From Daily

A standard disclaimer states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches and local news published in the paper. This notice accompanies Monday's Daily edition.

Associated Press

Shrewd Candidate Ignacio Bonillas Faces Mexican Revolution

The article argues Bonillas uses the revolution to boost his bid while Carranza backers push him as the accepted choice. It discusses Obregon, Sonoran rebels, and potential shifts in allegiance, noting uncertain outcomes and possible outside intervention.

Ignacio Bonillas Obregon Boullas Obregonistas Boasillas Carranza Party Sonora Carranza Mexico City Repubse Bonvillas Donillas Carrasza Mexico Pablo Gonzalez Bonillas David Abdullam Aly Cbm

Noted Politician Displaying Shrewd Leadership Traits

The subject may not be a military man or ideal diplomat yet demonstrates a keen political instinct. His quick grasp of the situation and readiness to seize opportunities reflect top level strategy. He is a strong candidate for party leadership, possibly national leadership.

The Insurgents Threaten Our Rail Labor System

A conservative editorial condemns a small faction of radicals attempting to form a new union by striking against old railway brotherhoods. It argues the movement harms the public, risks food supply, and endangers the republic, urging government action to stop the radicals and defend existing contracts and law.

Brotherhoods Bainst Nome Russia

Will Rogers at the Royal in Jubilo

Will Rogers stars in Jubilo a story of a hobos misadventures as he stumbles into work and romance via a train hold up at the Royal tomorrow and Wednesday critics say he is plain honest and relatable and the best work of his screen career expected from this engagement.

the Royal Will Rogers

Federal Court Opens Term in Webb County District Court

The April term of the United States Southern District of Texas in Webb County opened with Judge Hutehurtn presiding. Federal officials including United States Attorney D. Izawa, AUSA Jones and Cody, U.S. Marshal J. A. Herring, Deputy Marshals, clerks, and court staff were listed. A large panel of grand and petit jurors from Webb and surrounding counties was empanelled, including J. Borroum, C. Deutz, B. M. Alexander and many others from Laredo, Islitas, Cotulla, Christine, and Fowlerton among others.

U United States Webb County D ' Wang Hutehurtn Fielgiaim United Dtrict D. .Izawicks United States District Attorneys Jones and Cody United States J. A. Herring U. S Allen Walker J. L. Sexton J. W. Mussett Owens Miss James J. 3. Borroum Charles Deutz B. M. Alexander Charles F. Smith J. C. Walker N. Johnson Frank W. Nye James KR. Moore Charles H. Bell Royle K. Mims Walter A. Craig Rank A. Lattig Woodlief Thomas Dario Sanchez C. A. Swedberg Ignacio G. Palacios James W. Durst Joseph C. Netzer A. M. Yeary John 5. Denike Joseph Martin R. L. Woodul Scott Jones Joseph P. Leyendecker T. A. Butt J. H. Webber Janes P. Craven R. R. Wilkes P. W. Luttrow Joseph W. Brewster Charles H. Stowers Ferdinand Wormser L. V. Pender Sixton. Garcia R. B. Lee M. P. Cullinan J. J. Hudson W. Is. Heaner J. B. Hazelrigg Laredo W. H. Lockwood Islitas R. H. Trammell Guilares R. E. Welhausen Torrecillas Jay Clifton Frank Dillard Bruni W. H. McMahon C. BE. Neal T. R. Keck Cotulla la Salle County C. Pratt Hadaal

Notice to Taxpayers Urges Property Assessments This Month

Tax assessor B. J. Leyendecker urges property owners to render assessments for real and personal property before rolls close. Office hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 6 p.m. at the County Court House. Date shown 4-12-15t.

County Court House B. J. Leyendecker

Carelessness of Tinner Almost Caused Big Fire

Neighbors in the early hours of Sunday spotted sparks from a Villegas building attic after a timer left live coals in a land furnace. High winds carried embers toward the attic, threatening a serious blaze that could have endangering residents. Laredo Volunteer Fire Department quickly contained the danger and removed the furnace. The incident underscores the risk of careless furnace work and calls for accountability to deter similar behavior.

Villegas Flores Avenue Farragut Street Inn of L. Villegas & Co Laredo Biggio

Bliss Native Oil Relief Claims for Pains and Aches

An advertisement for Bliss Native Oil from The Alonzo O. Bliss Medical Company of Washington DC promotes relief from chest and body pains caused by weather. It claims quick relief, improved blood circulation, and disappearance of pains for sprains strains sore muscles and rheumatic pains, priced at 50c and 25c per bottle.

BLISS Alonzo O. Bliss Medical Company Washington, D.C

First Anniversary Sale At La Victoria Draws Crowds

Local shoppers flock to La Victoria for the first anniversary sale as Shapu and Frelich promote bargains daily. The notice lists events including Mae's Sunnybrook Jazz Band for a Woman's Club dance at Elks Hall on Wednesday night with C. M. Fish as floor manager. Proceeds benefit Laredo Public Library with tickets at Windrow’s and City Drug Company for April 21.

la Victoria Shapu & Frelich Mae Sunnybrook Elks Hall C. M. Fish San Jacinto Dange Banafit Publo Ticketa Windrow'’s and City Drug Company Isabel Lerma Graduate Blind Institute Austin Texas Santa Maria Avenue Mexico Elks Club Laredo Packards Pierce Arrows Studebaker Reo W. H. Sartain San Antonio Juarez Plumbing Evolucion

Little Ford Stripped of All Belongings

Overnight an auto thief swiped tools and supplies from Leandro Cantu’s 1802 San Agustin Ave garage. The culprits towed the car into the street, stripped its contents including tubes lamps and magneto coils, and left the vehicle in the street found by Mr Cantu this morning.

Leandro Cantu San Agustin Avenue Cantu Ford

Funeral for Henry Dallmer Held Saturday

The funeral of Henry Dallmer who died at his home on Friday was held Saturday at 4 oclock from 1919 Convent Avenue. Rev Father John McLoy conducted services at home and church with Rev Father Z Pefia of Saltillo at the graveside. Pallbearers included John Summerville L L Leyendecker W L Puig Jr Bat Corrigan Clarence Wright Harrison Claflin and honorary pallbearers G W Derby J W Mussett J A Rodriguez J Rodriguez Joseph Netzer and J W Brewster.

Henry Dallmer Convent Avenue Beurre John McLoy Z. Pefia Saltillo John Summerville L. L. Leyendecker W. L. Puig Bat Corrigan Clarence Wright Harrison Claflin G. W. Derby J. W. Mussett J. A. Rodriguez J. Rodriguez Joseph Netzer J. W. Brewster

Requiem Mass for Placido Hall at San Agustin Church

A solemn High Mass of Requiem for the repose of the soul of the late Miss Placido Hall will be celebrated in San Agustin church on Saturday April 24 1920 at 7 30 a m. All friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend. The Family.

Picador Survives Brutal Bull Fight in Nuevo Laredo

In Nuevo Laredo yesterday a picador named Gerrinches narrowly escaped death as a bull charged his horse, disemboweled the animal, and tossed the rider. Rescued after a head wound, he recovered consciousness amid a gruesome scene and avoided goring by the enraged bull.

Nuevo Laredo Picador Gerrinches Berrinches

Onions Still Rolling Out Despite Bad Conditions

Laredo onions continue to move to markets despite strike disruptions. Over two days 49 carloads were shipped, totaling 202 carloads for the season. Also notice that the Comet barbershop has been sold to Antonio Yruegas and will operate as Star Barbershop with continued service and patronage sought.

Laredo Here Comet Antonio Vruegas W. H. Baker Antonio Yruegas

Card of Thanks for Henry Dallmer

A Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who assisted during the illness and death of husband and father Henry Dallmer and those who helped at the funeral and sent flowers.

Henry Dallmer

Public invitation for manicuring services advertised

Public notice invites general readers to call City Barber Shop for manicuring engagements at 1103. The ad also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring remedy for stomach and bowels with a 35 cent price at Herrera's Pharmacy.

Hollister Herrera’s

Nebraska primary in doubt as Bryan Hitchcock clash shapes race

Lincoln April 19 The Nebraska primary faces a complex, unpredictable contest with factions over national and state issues shaping the vote for all offices and the presidential delegates. The Bryan Hitchcock feud dominates the race with liquor policy as a major fault line, while Wood Pershing Johnson and Ross field varied delegate slates across districts. Bryan has warned he will abstain if elected a delegate at large, delegating voting to his alternate.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska William J. Bryan United States Gilbert M. Hitchcock Mr. Bryan Paris Hitchcock White House Senate Wood Johnson John J. Pershing Robert G. Ross Ross Edwards New Jersey Hoover General Wood General Pershing Hitchecock Bryan

Anniversaries and historical events listed for April 19

A compact listing of notable dates and events tied to April 19 across history. Names include Queen Christina, the Battle of Lexington, Count Muravieff, William C Bouck, the Alabama ram Albemarle, Benjamin Disraeli, Montreal floods, Curie, and Monte Carlo casino staff details.

Christina Sweden Lexington Count Muravieff William C. Bouck New York Fulton N. Y Plymouth N. C Benjamin Disraeli Earl of Beaconsfield London Montreal Professor Curie Paris

Dr John Grier Hibben Enters Sixtieth Year As Princeton President

Dr John Grier Hibben marks his sixtieth birthday and long tenure as president of Princeton University since 1912 succeeding Woodrow Wilson who left the post after his governorship. Born in Peoria Illinois Hibben trained at Princeton and served as a minister before returning to academia teaching logic psychology mathematics ethics and Biblical literature.

John Grier Hibben Frinceton University Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Hibben Peoria Princeton Princeton Theologcal Seminary University of Berlin Chambersburg

Odd and Interesting Facts From History and Culture

A collection of curiosities and assertions spans twins occurring once in 69 births, an ostrich stomach containing a prayer book, Gibraltar’s reservoirs, royal kitchen gold, and a postage stamp moving a gold scale. Notes on sleeping cars in 1838, Egypt beer history, Herodotus linked processes, Shakespeare Hotel room names, and rice's nutritive supremacy are included.

London Rock of Gibraltar Cumberland Valley Harrisburg Chambersburg Bank of England England Yorkshire Shakespeare Hotel Stratford-upon-Avon Egypt Tellahs Herodotus

Notice in Probate Estate Guardianship Texas 1920

Notice to Webb County residents that J A Ortiz seeks letters of guardianship for minors Ygnacio and Vidal Rodriguez. Hearing set for the third Monday of May 1920 at Webb County Court in Laredo. Sheriff Salinas to publish in The Laredo Daily Times for ten days.

Webb County Webb Texas State of Texas Ygnacio Rodriguez Vidal Rodriguez J. A. Ortiz Laredo J. A. Rodriguez Cork Co Webb Co

Economy Salvage House Auction Offers Army Gear

A salvage house at 1701 Hidalgo Street advertises 20,000 Army shoes 1,000 Army wool shirts 00 Army cotton mattresses 20,000 Army leggings and many other articles plus 1,000 pairs of ladies shoes new at less than cost of manufacture. Open for business at 1701 Hidalgo St. 3-3-tf.

Hidalgo St

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