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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1919

Page

12

Senate Critics Propose Separate Treaty With Germany

The piece denounces Senator Philander Knox of Pennsylvania for urging repudiation of allied obligations and a separate peace with Germany. It warns such acts betray the nation, asserts the Versailles treaty remains vital, and argues public opinion will judge the Senate for its role if it backslides from league commitments.

United States Senate United States Philander Knox Pennsylvania Germany Knox Taft Senate Matt Quay League of Nations Russia Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood

Passing the Buck in San Antonio Grocers Profiteering Probe

San Antonio wholesale and retail grocers pledge to show their books to prove innocence from profiteering. A jobber cites daily 5am to 10pm work and about $125 monthly earnings. The fair price committee holds open meetings at the Chamber of Commerce as dealers blame growers and packers for high prices, noting raisins and beans have surged in cost due to grower trusts.

California Laredo Baltimore San Antonio Fair Price Committee of Chamber of Commerce

First Bale of Cotton Ginned in Laredo at New Plant

The season opens with A H Floyd’s bale from near Laredo, ginned at the Laredo Gin Co on the Heights. It is middling and sold at a premium of two cents per pound, 34 cents to T A Austin Co, agents for McFadden & Bro. The bale is exhibited at the Austin office in the Milmo National Bank building.

Laredo A. H. Floyd Laredo Gin Co R. M. Johnson T. A. Austin & Co George H. McFadden & Bro San Antonio Waco Philadelphia Milmo National Bank

Ranger Service Welcomes Ex-Army Roy Adams at Border Post

Roy Adams, known in Laredo as a former internal revenue agent with Corpus Christi HQ, was discharged from the United States army at Camp Travis last Thursday. He has enlisted in the Texas ranger service and will join Captain Stephens' company in El Paso on the Texas border.

Roy Adams Laredo Internal Revenue Agent Corpus Christi United States Army Camp Travis Mr. Adams Texas Ranger Service San Antonio el Paso Captain Stephens Texas

County City Institutes Converge in Laredo

Webb county teachers institute opens at Central School next Monday under County Superintendent B Richardson and runs five days with rural teachers. City teachers institute also begins at Central School next Monday under City Superintendent Christen as city schools resume sessions next month.

County Teachers Institute B. Richardson Webb County City Teachers’ Institute Christen

Ghost Walks Haunt Laredo Area Near I N G N Station

Reported nightly sightings near a former saloon and boarding house stir superstition in Laredo. A tenant described mistaking a drunken soldier for a ghost, which allegedly points to buried treasure and spurs armed state rangers to guard the site.

Laredo Times Bugaboo

Fortyninth District Court Opens September 1

District Judge J F Mullally and officials depart for Carrizo Springs to convene a four week term of the Forty ninth Judicial District starting Monday September 1. After a September 28 return to Laredo the Zapata county term begins September 29, followed by an eight week term in Laredo starting October 6 and a second consecutive eight week term for a total of sixteen weeks.

Dimmitt County Zapata County J. F. Mullally John A. Walls Seth S. Wilcox Carrizo Springs Fortyninth Judicial District Laredo Carrizo

Labor Day Observance Planned by Redo Unions

Labor Day events in Redo include a morning street parade by unions, speeches at Strand Theater at 10 oclock, a fete at the Negrete home at 2 PM, and band concerts at Martin Plaza in the evening. Several businesses will close all day or offer half days in observance of the national holiday.

United States Sons of Toil Laredo Strand Theater Negrete Martin Plaza

Song Leader Coming to Union Meeting at City Churches

Rev. W. L. Barr reports a letter from Mr. C. H. Weiand of Ft. Sill confirming his arrival to lead singing at the union meeting led by Rev. J. C. Wilson. Weiand is a noted American song evangelist. F. A. Lattig directs the united city singers. The event runs Sept 7 to 21 with day services at the Methodist Church and night services at the Presbyterian Air Dome. Dr. J. C. Wilson preaches.

W. L. Barr C. H. Weiand Ft. Sill J. C. Wilson Weiand America Len G. Broughton F. A. Lattig United Singers of Methodist Church Presbyterian Air Dome

Local News Briefs and Notices from Laredo Port Entry

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Santiago H Sanchez. Consumers Ice Co announces Sunday hours for Labor Day September 1 and urges patrons to plan. Presbyterian Church to resume services with Pastor Lawrence H Wharton. Mexico imports arriving at Laredo include five carloads of lead and copper three carloads of hides skins bones and ixtle. County clerk reports marriage licenses issued for Amador Rodriguez and Josefa Palacios Federico Tijerina and Martina Sanchez.

Santiago H. Sanchez Consumers’ Ice Co Consumers Ice & Fuel Co Presbyterian Church Lawrence H. Wharton Mexico Laredo Ixtle Amador Rodriguez Josefa Palacios Federico Tijerina Martina Sanchez

Protect the Cotton Crop From Ravages of Worm

A warning urges cotton growers to combat a second brood of Cotton Caterpillar moths starting mid September. Earlier planted fields fare better. late dusting with Paris Green Leadon Purple or Arsenate of Lead diluted in lime should begin in late evening or early morning to leverage dew for leaf adherence.

SENOR AMAYA TO SAN ANTONIO ON BUSINESS AND PLEASURE

Senior Manuel Amaya chief of protocol of the Mexican foreign office and first introducer of ambassadors arrived in Laredo from Mexico City and left for San Antonio for several days of business and pleasure. United States Consul Randolph Robertson accompanied him to Kerrville for a short vacation and will return to Laredo Tuesday morning. The Nuevo Laredo consulate will be closed Monday for Labor Day.

Manuel Amaya Laredo Mexico City San Antonio Sefior Amaya United States Randolph Robertson Kerrville Nuevo Laredo Robertson

Forfeiture notice of seized firearms in Texas case 1919

United States suit to condemn seized revolvers and ammunition listed by seizure numbers. Notice to claimants to appear in U S District Court, Southern District of Texas, Laredo, on September 25, 1919 to file claims and state reasons for non condemnation. J A Herring U S Marshal and Allen Walker Deputy announce the proceeding.

United States District Court Southern District of Texas U. S. District Court Laredo Texas Southern District of United States Court Room J. A. Herring U. S. Marshal Son. Dist. of Allen Walker

Monition Seizures List Ammunition and Boxes in Laredo

A legal notice details seized ammunition during multiple seizures in Laredo Texas listing quantities: shotgun shells 8 boxes 25 each 30-30 cartridges 8 boxes 20 each pistol cartridges various boxes and capacities totaling 106 boxes plus 50 or 38 calibers. The notice invites claims to the seized items and specifies interposition of claims in the city.

Today’s Birthdays on August 30

Fritzi Scheff a Vienna born actress and vocalist is 39. Luther E Hall former Louisiana governor is 50. Thomas Raeburn White Penn Law executive and League to Enforce Peace member is 44. Henry F Hollis former New Hampshire senator is 50.

Fritzi Scheff Vienna Austria Luther E. Hall Louisiana Morehouse Parish Thomas Raeburn White Law Department University of Pennsylvania The League To Enforce Peace Dublin Ind Henry F. Hollis United States New Hampshire Concord N. H

Times Ad Offers Daily Watch Subscriptions

Classified note announces THE TIMES daily watch opportunities at 60 cents per month for access.

the Times

Social page notes and upcoming dances in Laredo

Social items include arrivals from Kelly Field Lieut A H Kenyon and many club dances at Fort McIntosh Soldiers Club and Woman's Club. Church group meetings at Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches plus a Jamaica social hosted by International Institute Y W C A feature.

A. H. Kenyon Kelly Field Officers Club Fort McIntosh Soldiers Club Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church Epworth League of the Methodist Church League Room Methodist Church Woman's Club

Fred Werner Returns From San Antonio Trip

Fred Werner returned home yesterday afternoon from San Antonio where he had been on a pleasur trip.

Fred. Werner San Antonio

From Here and There Chronicle Fragment

A collage of observations notes seaweed disguising a spider crab and its sponge swap. It lists August battles including Blenheim Plevna Gravelotte Mons Anzac Cove Heligoland Bight Chevy Chase Taku Kandahar. It cites Brazil magnolia blooming hours and natives timing with flowers. Westminster Hall is a historic London building near the Tower and Abbey. Japanese cypress growth slows after a decade aging to a golf-ball size.

Blenheim Plevna Gravelotte Mons Anzac Cove Heligoland Bight Chevy Chase Taku Kandahar Brazil Westminster Hall Tower Westminster Abbey London House of Commons

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