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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1922

Page

5

Tariff Debate On Oil Sparks Independent Operator Claims

The article argues against a proposed tariff on crude oil and fuel, saying it would not help independent producers. It notes monopolies like Standard and Doheny control much of the market, while overproduction and rising supply from new wells keep prices low. It also discusses coal mining labor issues and the broader impact on workers and demand.

Senate Standard and Doheny Mexico Lyttle Seeme Banquo Caprica Son Cliss

Coal Strike Settled at Cleveland Agreement

The new "hasqle agreement" enacted in Cleveland wins broad approval from miners and operators, with a key clause pledging settlement of disputes without strike or lockout. The public jaws at shortages fuelled by a four and a half month strike and depleted coal stocks threaten winter needs. Both sides blamed for the prolongation, and public sentiment remains frustrated and wary.

Cleveland

Reincarnated Robin Hood Antonoff Killed by State Police

Russian bandit Alexander Antonoff and his brother Dimitri died in a lengthy village battle with state police near Tamboff after being cornered in a hut. Authorities later autopsied them to debunk claims they were workingmen, noting soft hands and well-fed bodies amid famine.

Vambot Prussia Alexander Antonoff Robin Jesse James Tamboff Antonoff Steppes Red Army Russia Antanoff Reds Pollecsnan Pokulukin Marie Katosanova Dimitri Antonoff

Inauguration of Free English and Spanish Classes

Knights of Columbus hosts a Friday evening event at 8 o’clock at Knights of Columbus Hall to inaugurate free English and Spanish classes in the local community. Mayor Ville is involved in the ceremony.

Knights of Columbus Hall Connell Mayor Ville

Gossip and wit from Laredo locals in a faded column

A fragmented Laredo gossip column notes jokes about mechanics and phonographs, quips about shadowy crime and movie titles, and anecdotes of daily life. It mentions a well dressed man asking for a match, a wife silent for a week, and reflections on money, brains, and responsibility amid light humor.

Laredo

Vagrant Musings on Popularity and Favors

A reflective piece notes popularity grows when one extends favors. It suggests optimists take a day off for pain, modest people avoid boasting, and true friends do not seek to showcase help. It warns against openly bristling to gain approval.

That account slipped my mind about mailing a check

The speaker admits forgetting a payment and promises to mail the check tomorrow. No other details or entities are provided.

Col Frank P Holland Visits Laredo On Texas Tour

Col Frank P Holland a famed newspaperman and owner of Farm and Ranch and Holland's Magazine is touring Texas by car with his eldest son and grandson. He stayed at the Hamilton Hotel in Laredo and plans to travel to Corpus Christi Brownsville Galveston then Dallas. He remains active in journalism despite advanced age.

Coolnel Frank P. Holland Reliable Holland Laredo Hamiltton Hotel Texas Colonel Holland Corpus Christi Brownsville Galveston Dallas

San Ramon Sporting Club Elects Officers

The San Ramon Sporting Club elected officers for the coming year at a meeting last evening. Reelected president Justo 8 Penn serves with secretary treasurer P. W. Buttron and house committee chairmen J. A. Rodrigues Stanley Scothorn and J. F. Gynther. The group also discussed improvements to the San Ramon Lake grounds and clubhouse.

San Ramon

Geologists Foresee Oil Boom in Webb Zapata Areas

The Webb Zapata oil fields are discussed in a weekly report by Harry L. Wanaler. Early surveys traced a 454% degree line from Pennsylvania to the Rio Grande, predicting enormous offshore-like flows and future large pools as drilling progresses in Texas fields. The piece notes the Great Western anticline concept and identifies Reiser Zapata basin as a likely site for major oil discoveries, with several cretaceous belts showing oil and gas shows along the Balcones escarpment. It cites optimistic forecasts from geologists about soon opening rich pools at modest depths and outlines the current local activity and prospects in Laredo region wells and related services.

Webb-Zapata Harry L. Wanaler Webb and Zapata Pennsylvania Rio Grande Texas State of Gulf of Mexico Rio Grande River United States Geological Survey Three Rivers Live Oak County McMullen Duval Webb Zapata Tampico Mexico Nueces Webb County Torrecillas Reiser Wield Reiser Balcones San Antonio Evenne Mission Pool Crowther Alta Vista Jennings Reiser- Zapata Bagin United States

Notice of Seizure of Fora Truck in Laredo Texas

Office of Deputy Collector of Customs Port of Laredo Texas gives notice that a Fora truck Motor No 2422678 License No 2031 was seized at Laredo Texas on July 31 1922 for violation of Section 8082 R 8. Any person claiming this automobile shall appear and file a claim at this office within dat.

Port of Laredo Texas Laredo

Insect Killer Promises Odorless Result and Refund

An old advertisement touts a disinfectant insecticide that eliminates roaches ants bed bugs seas ticks moths and mosquitoes and their eggs. It claims no lingering odor and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold by all druggists.

Vindicator No 1 Reports Oil Run From Small Lease Near Cor.

Informants say Vindicator No 1 on a narrow land strip 175 by 1200 feet in Survey 2341 near Schott field and Los Gruellos produced about 100 barrels per day. Alfredo Villareal secured the lease, later sold to Eubank et al, with Villareal retaining production royalties. Four wells are planned on the 1-10 acre strip as per state rights.

Laredo Schott Field Los Gruelos Cor Alfredo Villareal Austin Villareal Eubank Et al Villare

Hot Weather Diseases and Bowler Disorders Reported

Fragmentary OCR notes warn about heat related illnesses and extreme conditions affecting bowlers. The text references danger and ongoing concerns without complete details.

Rotary and Military Day Program Draws Club Guests

Rotary Club hosted a Military Day program led by Robert Bobbitt with Fort McIntosh officers as guests. Col H K Hickok spoke on military roles and government ties, noting three divisions and small army funding. Entertainment included songs and announcements of upcoming committee functions.

Rotary Club Robert Bobbitt Army Fort McIntosh A. J. McEwan Tulsa Okla Phillip N. Moore Laredo Bobbitt H. K. Hickok Col. Hickok Charles LeBoran, Jr R P. Newman F. ‘A. Lattlg

Global and U S events span Rio de Janeiro to Hamburg

The day features a American Congress on Welfare in Rio de Janeiro and a Wyoming Senate primary finish. A Winnipeg Board meeting will review tariff charges for public country elevators. Burlington North Carolina hosts a 1771 Regulators anniversary pageant. Hamburg prepares for a ten day international economic congress with global business and academic participation.

Gongre Ongreas Rio de Janeiro Wyoming United States Board of Grain Commissioners Winnipeg Burlington N. C Alamance Hamburg Europe

Artesian Well Flows 500 Barrels a Day North of Bruni

In Webb County the Bruni field gains a flowing artesian well at Cole No. 1, one mile north of Bruni, delivering about 500 barrels per day of artesian water. Cole No. 2 is drilling nearby toward 1,709 feet to reach Tempeco formation, aiming for oil. Local operators Cola and Tyng celebrate the water surge as Bruni plans further gas and oil development.

Laredo Bruni Webb Cole No. 1 Tempico Messrs. Cola and Tyng Cole Petroleum Co Brunt T&inpico

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Knights of Columbus Feres Victoria Street Pete Abner Fdas Edison Louise Nakes Famous Files State Farm and Ranch Holland's Sporting Club Laredo Fields Hamilton Hotel Stella May Alexander Bldg Bender Hotel Arturo Cruz Regina Zavala National Motor Co Pleasanton Southwest Texas Milmos Anthony Beauty Parlor Wyarte Building Tturbide St. Mary Jendrusch Juarez Plumbing Lincoln Street Wormser Brothers Fidel Cantu Luft's W. Gregs Notary Public Times Office Corpus Christi ‘Street Kellogg’s W. Ek, Cellogg Ana Rotary and Military Day Colonel Hickok Eli Edgar Rowring Newfoundland London St. John's Mtd Julia Marlowe B. H Sothern An.Boglana Samuel Atrill Toledo, Q Niville, Tenn
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