Press reports on Lloyd trial defend I W W charges
Thursday's Daily reports State's Attorney Hoyne framing the case against William Bross Lloyd and associates for attempting to overthrow the government. He argues the I W W is international and illegitimate, while American unions pledge loyalty to the United States and the American Federation of Labor. The piece contrasts I W W loyalty with American labor, criticizes red rhetoric, and touches on Hoover era political lines and upcoming campaign positions.
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William Bross Lloyd
Hoyne
American Federation of Labor
I. W. W. Wis
United States
Brothers
Russia
Germany
Haywood
International Organization
Industrial Workers
Canada
America
Lloyd
Red
Politi
Europe
Harding shifts on war and class appeal in campaign
The piece reports Senator Harding's stance on appealing to farmers and labor while denying class appeal. It argues he would end government interference in employment except during war and opposes forcing men to defend the country. It notes Democratic plans for a world league to deter war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Harding
United States
Mr. Harding
League of Nations
Citiens
Mr. Halling
Democratic Party
Benatar Harding
World League of Nations
Rat Snap Ad Claims Safe, Odorless Rodent Control
An old classified style ad promotes RAT-SNAP as a preferred rodent killer over poison noting no odor and that pests dry up inside. It emphasizes cake form, non attraction to pets, three sizes 26c 50c and 1.60, and lists A Peutz & Brother City Drug Co and Sanitary Grocery as sellers with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Peutz & Brother
City Drug Co
Sanitary Grocery
Praise for missionaries cited by Japanese peer
Sennshi Egi, a member of the House of Peers, returned from Korea and defended foreign missionaries while criticizing sensational reports of instigation by them. He argued most Koreans welcome aid, noted progress since the new regime, but urged Japan to understand Korean aims and improve relations. He emphasized meeting representative Koreans to learn their viewpoints and stressed the need for Japan to recognize Korean autonomy.
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Iby Associated Press
Tokié
Sennshi Egi
Hose of
Fishork
Korea
Texas Farm Boys to Tour Educational Regional Trip
A special educational tour will depart Saturday from Cohepe Station Texas for an exploration of the best agricultural regions in the Canary West and Northern States. Organized by the Texan College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts and the Texas Chamber of Commerce the trip includes representatives from 100 agricultural counties. The aim is to expose Texas farmers to advanced practices and opportunities by visiting farms in Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado and other states.
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Cohepe Station
Texas
Ange
Séxue Tern
Canaraba West
Th ‘Texan College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Orntromma
Kansas
Nebraskia
Hines
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
President de la Huerta orders nationwide gambling suspension
The Mexican president issued mandatory orders closing public gambling in Nuevo Laredo and extending to Coahuila and Tamaulipas. Despite earlier telegrams, enforcement lagged before the private secretary confirmed immediate effect. Consul de Saracho reported the move and expected cessation of gambling in Nuevo Laredo at once.
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de la Huerta
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Laredo
de Saracho
Francisco Serra
Coahuila
Rat Snap Ends Rat Problems, Claims Mrs. Shaw
Mrs Emily Shaw credits Rat Snap with eradicating a rat problem, noting her husband bought the trap for 2 dollars and that the product killed 12 rats in a week. The ad promotes Rat Snap in cake form in three sizes priced 21 dollars and promises guaranteed results by A Deutz & Co and City Drag Co and Sanitary Grocery.
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Emily Shaw
A. Deutz & Vwrother
City Drag Co
Sanitary Grocery
Sanitary Precautions Urged For City Residents
Mayor Villgas urges residents to clean premises, secure garbage in metal cans, and report unsanitary conditions. inspectors welcomed for neighborhood benefit. manure and chicken yards must be controlled. measures include disinfecting closets and regular cleaning. Dorothy Catton comments on stage and film industry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villegas
Kodak Portrait Offer At Moonlight Studio Sale
An advertisement invites all to participate in a nationwide Kodak sale with a big premium and a chance to win an alligent camera. The offer opens August 31 and runs by mail, urging prompt action. Moonlight Studio, Bertani Ride, phone 742, advertises Kodaks for sale and finishing services.
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Bastia Nodak
Particiloes
Mai
Agiil
Wilma Enib Kodaks
Kodak
Moonlight Studio
Bertani
Rent Cottages in Demand by Newcomers to Laredo
The article notes rapid Laredo population growth and rising rentals, with a severe shortage of rent cottages. It urges building more cottages with modern conveniences to support continued growth, suggesting investors lease or sell vacant lots to enable new residents to construct homes and accelerate development.
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Laredo
Lme
Fields of Snow and Cotton Picketing Across Southwest Texas
Southwest Texas reports massive cotton picking with thousands engaged, many Mexican laborers imported from Mexico. Wages range up to 4s to 2 per 140 pounds, indicating high pay. Rail routes from Kareade to Corpus and Alles to the coast feed one of the largest crops in regional history. Cotton gin operations stalled by telegraphs and delays, with about forty bales already collected and ongoing efforts to keep the gin functioning day and night as ginning finally begins.
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Texas
Mexico
Karea
Amermry
Onde
Atv
Weather Forecast Averages From The Times Weather Bureau
The Times presents a weather bulletin for Friday reporting partly cloudy conditions. Observations from MelIntosh for the 24th at Ta. m. show temperatures around 102 degrees with easterly to southern wind direction and clear skies.
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Sing
Weather Bureau
New
eCo
Ta. m
Strikes Favorable Sand at 550 Feet in Rio Grande Well
Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co drilling at Santo Tomas tract 24 miles NW of Laredo reached 640 feet. Ten feet of sand found as geologists predicted, with expectation of heavy production around 1,400 feet. Judge Lane, secretary-treasurer, travels to the site to inspect conditions.
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Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co
Santo Tomas
Laredo
North
Texas
East Texas
Cartain
Judge Lane
Mary Pickford to Show in Laredo Next Sunday
Mary Pickford arrives in Laredo for a Sunday and Monday showing of Pollyanna at the Royal Theater. The United Artists release promises cheer and optimism, with Pickford in a photo-play about overcoming misfortune through a positive outlook.
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Mary Pickford
Laredo
Jou
Jane
Ise
Miss Dickford
Big Four
United Artists Corporation
Royal Theater
Polivaunas
Tin
Sheer von
Rio Grande Oil Co plans Laredo field expansion
Reports from Ponca and Laredo indicate the Rio Grande Oil Co aims to be first to exploit proven Southwest Texas fields near Laredo. Mexico imports listed include six cartloads of iztle and beer, with other goods passing through Laredo. Extensive Duval drilling plans and new machinery are set to begin testing in the county.
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Rio Grande
Royal Theater
George Walsh
Westerver
Prisident de la Muerta
Tamaulipas
Joahula
Duval County
Orl
Crowds greet Queen Victoria on first Ireland visit
A historical snippet notes crowds in Dublin on August 3, 1849 welcoming Queen Victoria during her first Ireland visit. It lists events from 1865 to 1896 including U.S. army abolition of flogging, Sheridan’s Civil War fame at Nonquitt, and Britain recognizing France’s Madagascar protectorate.
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Dublin
Victoria
Ireland
United States Army
Philip H. Sheridan
Nonquitt
Mass
Albany
Great Britain
Agascar
Act of Congress
Isvy England
Isaak Walton
Li Kang Chuang
Queen Victoria
Osborne
Keushevo
Sir Jesse Boot and the Rise of a Drug Store Empire
Sir Jesse Boot, famed English drug store founder, began as a farm laborer’s son and built the world’s largest chain with hundreds of UK branches and factories. Despite lifelong disability, he led the business with the motto hard work, and recently sold his 600 pharmacies to an American syndicate.
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Jesse Boo
Hesse
Nottingham
United Kingdom
Jesse Boot
Senate approves League of Nations in unanimous vote
August 6 report notes the Children Senate unanimously approved the League of Nations as Prince of Wales departed England for a visit to Canada.
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Children Senate
League of Nations
Prince of Wales
England
Canada
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
A compact notice offering a subscription opportunity to read THE TIMES daily at a monthly rate. Highlights include ongoing access to opportunities and a steady daily edition for interested readers.
Notable birthdays span famous American figures today
Blanche Gates described as a top kiwi actress on the American stage is noted for being born in Portland over 47 years ago. J. W. Beckham, senior U S senator from Kentucky, born Bardstown 51 years ago. Dr. Thomas Carr Howe, Butler University president, born Charles Town 53 years ago. Rear Admiral Theodore F Jewell, retired, born Georgetown ID 76 years ago. A quick quip ends the clipping with a light exchange about whether a joke has a point.
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Blanche
Gates
Portland
Food Question Pressing Echoes in Japan and Asia
Tokio Aug 5 The European food crisis echoes in Japan where population growth exceeds supply as rice is scarce. Japan relies on Indo China imports funded by a $20,000,000 yearly loss and seeks wheat from Manchuria. meanwhile two million Chinese labor in Manchuria rice fields and Harbin near Manchuria Siberia is seen as a future grain hub along with Winnipeg as rising global centers.
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Tokio
Europe
Japan
Pormosa
Ishino
Korea
France
Manchuria
South Manchuria
Shantung Province
Siberia
Irkutsk
Omsk
Winnipeg
Canada
Harbin
Missouri Primaries Focus on Prohibition and League Controversy
Jefferson City Aug 5 Missouri voters will choose nominees for federal and state offices. Prohibition and League of Nations issues shape the Democratic Senatorial race while gubernatorial and senatorial contests attract attention. Republicans and Democrats nominate multiple candidates. preconvention fund disclosures may influence decisions.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
United State
League of Nations
Jacob LL. Babler
WS LL. Coley
Babler Cole
Prohibition
League
Henry
Priest
Charles Muriy
St.Louis
Breckinridge Long
Versailles
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