Public Morality and Labor in Mexico Under Huerta
The piece argues that Governor Huerta acts to suppress vice and regulate gambling as the Carranza era ends. It highlights efforts to close vice centers, curb licensed immorality, and frame good governance as essential for public health and moral standards. It also discusses Mexican laborers, their treatment, wages, schools, and immigration rules, noting improved conditions at some firms and the need to punish mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Laredo
de la Huerta
Laredo
Portes Gill
Mexico
Carranza
de Lla Huerta
Grovernment
Variaece
Onir
Complete Returns From Webb County Primary Election
Complete returns show Webb County cast under 40 votes in total. Leading contests include Lynch Davidson for lieutenant governor with the heaviest count, and Judge Cobbs leading for judge of the Court of Civil Appeals Fourth District. other returns list governors and other state offices with modest tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Turee
Thomesee
Bailey
Nott
Looney
Davidson
Culp
Humphrey
McNealus
Johnson
Justice Supreme Court
Hawkins
Key
Pierson
Smith
Willington
Judge Court Civil Appeals 4Th District
Caobdhe
Studer
Webb County
Lynch Davidson
Laredo
Judge Cobbs
Jwige
Court of Civil Appeals
Millinery position open at S. H. Kreas & Co
A large mercantile store in Laredo Texas seeks an experienced milliner to manage the fall department and handle trimming duties. Applicants should submit past experience and wage expectations to S. H. Kreas & Co. Laredo Texas. July 27, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
S. H. Kreas & Co
Laredo
Texas
Deportation for Mexican laborers under relaxed entry rules
Laborers from Mexico faced deportation after violating contracts made upon entering the country under a six month permit that waived literacy and other standard requirements. Employers posted bonds to ensure return, but workers allegedly refused to work for them and sought jobs with others, with some offered better wages or terms leading to breaches of contract under the looser rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Met
A USELESS EXPENSE CONGRESS RECORD COSTS
The coast of publishing the Congressional Record, a daily government publication of all congressional actions, was 607 840 last year. Costs rose and fell with session length, and paper prices climbed but lighter stock reduced overall outlay. In 1915 paper costs were 130 000 vs 162 060 in 1919 and 300 000 in 1919, while pages printed reached over 61 million in 1917 and 455 million in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congressional Rcord
Congress
Reuseell
Beene
Government Printing Office
Mazes
New York
Beese
Cornelius Fort
Aress
Ford
Catholic Students Mission Crusade Plans National Meet
Washington July 28 An expected gathering of more than 186 student delegates and 49 priests and sisters will attend the second national convention of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade at Catholic University. Organized two years ago the group seeks to foster missionary spirit and discuss methods of work with Rt Rev Thomas J Shahan of the University of America as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. C
Catholic Students
Mission Crusade
Catholic University
Thomas J. Shahan
On University of America
A Picture That Thrills The Miracle Man at Strand
A Paramount release starring Thomas Meighan Elinor Fair and Betty Compson will thrill audiences next Sunday at Strand Theatre. The film follows crooks in New Yorks Chinatown who seek a powerful healer to transform their criminal operation, with the story highlighted by a dramatic transformation and strong performances.
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Sediences
Tmat
Paramount Arterart
George Loane Tucker
Strand Theatre
Retoricas
York
Chinatown
Tom Burke
Ther
Thomas Meighan
Elinor Fair
Betty Compson
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
An article asserts summer complaint in children has declined since Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy became common. It claims that with proper dosing and diet about 99 out of 100 cases recover. A Tennessee father, W G Cambell of Butter, endorses it as far superior to prior remedies.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Cambell
Tenn
Voluntary Statement From Mexican General Villareal
Mexican General Villareal testifies he surrendered troops with arms and immunity. He describes escape from pursuit, battles near Monterey and border crossing to Texas, stating his aim to seek honest work in Texas and denying blame for uprisings against the government. District Attorney Walls and officials witnessed the signing of his statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frinnd Villares
Nuevo Laredo
United States
Cadena Rased
Zapata County
Laredo
Defo
Caccleria de la Rose
John A. Walls
Valls
Garza
Parras
Nuevo Leon
Terey
Mesico
Gere’ Martinez
Monterey
iSartines
Mexico City
Navarro
Arnulfo Gomez
Gomez
Martinez
Carlos Osc
de la Canta
Texas
Gonzales
Opening of the 645 Ball Park Dedication Sunday Afternoon
The 645 Ball Park will be dedicated Sunday afternoon with aviators from the Eighth Aero Squadron flying over the field and music by the 27th Infantry Band. A doubleheader features local teams, with a second game Aviators versus American Region. The event aims to showcase athletic events for Larado residents and invites public turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscal
Laridos
Aviators
Larsio
Larado
JL Seashees
Local probate court delays minor matters and new marriage licenses
Probate court adjourned delayed private business as lawyers waited on pending matters. New marriage licenses issued include Pedro Carpentier with Rosa Garcia Santos Ramos with Delores Ramos John Thomas Dee with Marguerite Capra Leopoldo Castro with Consuelo Perez. Encarnacion Gonzales bound over on liquor violation. jailed after failing to post $259. Laredo Cotton Gin Co to start plant by next Monday with motor arriving soon. Cotton picking underway in Webb County as bridges and rail movement improve freight flow from Mexico.
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Pedro Carpentier
Rosa Garcia
Santos Ramos
Delores Ramos
John Thomas Dee
Marguerite Beatrice Capra
Leopoldo Alejandro Castro
Consuelo Perez
Encarnacion Gonzales
Laredo Cotton Gin Co
Dallas
Express
Webb County
Laredo
Mexico
Huigachitya
The Royal Theater Presents The Family Homer Evening
The King W. Vidor production The Family Homer drew a large crowd at the Royal Theater yesterday with a Southern play filled night scenes of moonlight on the river. A stern wheeler steamboat and lively youths highlighted a lively performance about a devoted sister saving her brother from drink and gambling.
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King W. Vidor
Homer
Nathan i
Royal Theater
Howwes
Ner Orether
Himedelf
Probate Notice in Webb County Texas for Leonarde Arispe
A public probate notice warns all heirs and interested parties that Jeb Baquivel has applied to Webb County Court for probate of the will and appointment of Breber as administrator for Leonarde Arispe. The hearing is set for the next court term on September 3, 1925, in Laredo, Texas, with opportunity to contest.
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Port of Laredo
Texas
Eneioai
A. R. Kahn
Customs
Leonards Arispe
Jeb Baquivel
Webb County
Leonarde
Breber
Laredo
Earedo
Rodrig
Chere Calant” Webb
Texaa
Laredo Hosts Visit From Niigata Sprayer Co Officials
A party from Niigata Sprayer Co led by Theodors Doseh and Ernest Hart toured Laredo to view demonstrations and scout sites for a Southwest Texas and Mexico distributing headquarters. The group, with Texas rep A P F Swal bow and others, considered Laredo the logical border hub and planned further visits to Corpus Christi and nearby cotton areas.
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Niigata Sprayer Co
Middleport
Laredo
Theodors Doseh
Ernest Hart
A. P F. Swadiow
Texas
Bryan
Cls. Labey
Howard O'Dell
Slaveiac
Jonson Tayn
South Laredo
Mr. Swallow
Mexico
el Paso
Officiis
Nacyo Laredo
Chamber of Cenimerve
Corpus Christi
General Gonzales Detained Over Nuevo Laredo Attack
Gen Ricardo Gouzilies commander of rebels who attacked Nuevo Laredo on July 26 was captured by Justice Department agents. No charges filed yet he is held for investigation. He crossed to the American side near Tabedo three days ago and reached San Antonio today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Express
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Nah
Ricardo Gouzilies
Department of Justice
Gen. Gonzales
Nelow Tabedo
Bam Antonio
Mrs Wood elected vice president and director at Columbus company
Mrs W Wood has been chosen as vice president and director of a large Columbus machinery and factory supplies corporation. The appointment marks her as a key executive in charge of strategic operations and governance within the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Wood
Machinery and Factory Supplies Corporation of
Columbus
County Democratic Convention Call and Details
The Democratic County convention convenes Saturday night in Webb County Texas for delegates to state and district conventions and other business. Chairman Justo S Penn of the Democratic Executive Committee Webb Co Laredo notes meeting at the county courthouse and invites party members to attend with a $20 car fee. Proceedings include electing delegates and transaction of other lawful business.
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the Democratie
Conventhornes Wabpe Cousty
Pre Cinet - Deleantes
District Court -Uem
Cart
Tuiréde
Texas
Justo 'S
Penn
Dem
Webb Co
Laredo
Kansas politics lively as parties set for primary contests
Voter activity stirs in Tiel and nearby towns as Republicans and Democrats nominate candidates for governor and congressional posts. Analysts expect a close race with party leaders optimistic about November outcomes. The upcoming primary will shape party tickets for the general election. Also brief ad noting Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhea Remedy praised by a reader.
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Tiel
Kas
Atary
Cadipaler
Kankas
She’ Sitfinieter
Haa
Ivi Bnes
Pyiatnans
Ace
Tor
Rimeas
Fas
Hellent
Tiekar
Aig
Og Oa
Haare Ailey Po
Nain-Partivan
Aed
Gettnessturpeses
Igeronghy
Dudusteial Cours
Albay
Gavarner
Organizing Miners in Mingo County Turns Violent
Associated Press reports the United Mine Workers campaign to organize 5090 miners in Mingo County has sparked a deadly clash over union recognition and private detectives. Leaders blame mine guards while operators deny use of guards and say private spies are hired by rival groups. The dispute centers on pay under Kanawha scale and the broader struggle for control of the mines and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Witliamson
W.a
United Mine Work
Mingo County
Uitaninevs Coms
Sr Mark
Togtther Hyves
Wasen
Charley F Keenay
United Mine Workers
George Bannnwine
Agao- Cen
Wihtapaun
Teewlan
Mingo
Sith
Tae
Vetive Horn
Bordertown
Wackers
Keeney Trove
Bedilquaitens
Caarivetri Ik Etyanwtera
Kanaewka
Fram Li
Gore
Vries
Police Matron Sarah R Penniffil to Retire After 30 Years
Mes Sarah R Penniffil, a police matron appointed in Washington DD, is nearing retirement following thirty years of service.
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Sarah R. Penniffil
Washington
DD. Cy
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