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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1922

Page

7

Runoff Primary Finishes Up For Gamaigh Race

Democratic candidates race toward a whirlwind finish for the U S Senate nomination Earl Mayfield and James E Ferguson address large crowds amid sharp attacks Mayfield seeks rate making power return and Esch Cummings repeal while Ferguson accuses Mayfield of being the Ku Klux candidate and backs abolition of the federal reserve system Immigration limits and liquor policy figure in campaigns Also contested are Fourteenth and Seventeenth district races and state offices Lieutenant Governor Treasurer and Superintendent P.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Earl Mayfield James FE. Ferguson United States Senate Fersson Mayfield Ku Klux Federal Reserve System Interstate Commerce Commission Anti-Saloon League John Cunningham Harry Hertzberg Tom Blanton Oscar Calloway T. W. Davidson Billie Mayfield C. V. Terrell George Garrett Ed Bentley Sam N. Marrs

Johnstown Mayor Warns Brewers Over Bad Beer

Johnstown Pennsylvania mayor Caulfield informed brewers and saloonkeepers they may manufacture and sell good beer and must arrest those selling poor beer. He aims to curb bootleggers selling poisonous beer at high prices and cites impure city water as reason for welcoming legitimate beer.

Associated Press Johnstown Caulfield

Wage talks begin between Illinois coal operators and miners

In Chicago on August 19 the first actual wage negotiations toward a contract started at a joint meeting of operators and miners. Miners seek to bar the Cleveland agreement from consideration while operators plan to respond. Both sides express hope for a settlement.

Associated Press Chicago Illinois Cleveland Philadelphia

Dublin clash as National forces fend off irregulars

In Dublin on August 19 heavy fighting raged all night between National army units and Republican irregulars. Free State patrols were fired on by snipers and machine gunners who attacked posts across the city. National troops, aided by vigilance, purportedly thwarted the irregulars' plans.

Press Dublin National Army Free State

Republican leaders map swift action on Harding proposal

Washington reports that on August 19 Republican leaders in Congress advanced plans to act quickly on President Harding's suggested measure. Both Senate and House Republicans pledged speedy consideration, with Democratic support anticipated, to move the minor proposal forward.

Associated Press Washington Congress Harding Aid Senate House

Customs Inspector Robert Rumsey Killed Near Torrecillas

The inspector was killed when his car was ambushed one mile from Torrecillas this afternoon. He had left Miranda City with two Customs Inspectors, Smith and Musgrave, and their convoy headed toward Laredo. Rumsey’s body will be brought to Laredo this afternoon as posses from Miranda City Torre cillas and Laredo organize to pursue the killers.

Robert Rumsey Torrecillas Smith and Musgrave Rumsey Miranda City Laredo

Lightning strike kills teen in Newton Kansas

Wilma Blosser 15 is dead after lightning hits a tree area where 8 groups of people were landing in Newton Kansas. Seventeen others are severely injured with two possibly fatally harmed, as onlookers seek shelter from the storm. Pubic sale cair here to

Associated Press Newton Kan Wilma Blosser

Kinois Chamber Replies to Harding Charge on Mine Massacre

Chicago telegram from the Kinois Chamber of Commerce defends Illinois against Harding's accusation of condoning the Herrin mine massacre. It vows justice and notes a fundraising drive to find and punish those responsible for the murders.

Associated Press Chicago Kinois Chamber of Commerce Harding Congress Illinois Herrin Hiineis

Forest fires still menace northern Minnesota blaze season

After a calm night crews renewed efforts to corral dozens of fires across 200,000 acres in northern Minnesota. Rain and calm winds are hoped to end the danger, recalling the 1918 disaster that killed 453 people.

Associated Press Duluth Minn Minnesota

Guard Troops Move to Spencer Amid Railway Threats

Eight companies of the North Carolina National Guard began entraining today in Charlotte for Spencer. Officials report serious outbreaks are threatened at the Southern railway shops, prompting military precautionary deployment.

Associated Press Charlotte N.C North Carolina National Guard Spencer Southern Railway

Trade Balance Dips Over Ninety Million In July

New York reports a July foreign trade balance reduction of more than 90 million dollars from a year earlier. The Commerce Department calls the change a healthy sign and notes a substantial increase in gold imports. Commodity exports and imports were slightly lower than in June, signaling a gradual normalizing of export and import relations.

Associated Press New York Commerce Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browne J. & P. Coat’s and Clark C. Richter Riverside Dairy Pure Jersey Milk and— Dairy Products Ferguson Terest Cleve Ohio Central Fuel Distribution Committee Bob Rumsey MR. Harding Poplar Bluff Brooklyn Cooperage Company D. K. Beretta B. M. Alexander M. W. Brennan Sam W. Brown A. L. Vidaurri THE Laredo National Bank Laredo, Texas United States Federal Reserve Bank U. S Total Cieanlatian A. Deutz & Brother L. Daiches Houston Texas State Board of Examiners A. B. Galo Oil Well Supply Co Pittsburg C. H. Duff Mamilton Hotel
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