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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1919

Page

24

Senators Knox Attacked for Separate Treaty Demand

Saturday editorial rails against Senator Philander Knox of Pennsylvania for urging repudiation of allied obligations and a separate treaty with Germany. It argues he is a diplomat by choice and a partisan agitator, condemning any move away from the Versailles settlement and calling for accountability from the senate on the peace ratification.

United States Senate United States Philander Knox Pennsylvania Germany Knox Taft Senate Matt Quay League of Nations

Passing the Buck on Profiteering in San Antonio Grocers

San Antonio wholesale and retail grocers offer to open their books to show no profiteering. A jobber notes daily work from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. for about $125 monthly. The fair price committee holds meetings at the Chamber of Commerce as dealers blame growers and packers for high prices.

California Laredo San Antonio Fair Price Committee of Chamber of Commerce

First Bale of Cotton Ginned in Laredo at New Gin

The season opens with A. H. Floyd delivering the first bale from his farm near Laredo. Ginned at the Laredo Gin Co plant on the Heights, the middling bale sold for a premium of two cents per pound, totaling 34 cents, to T. A. Austin & Co, agents for George H. McFadden & Bro. Exhibition at 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 Bid for Roy Adams After Army Discharge

Roy Adams, known in Laredo for frequent visits as an internal revenue agent, has been discharged from the United States Army. He left Camp Travis last Thursday and has joined the Texas Ranger Service, reporting to Captain Stephens' company in El Paso on the Texas border after departing San Antonio.

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 Convene in Laredo

The Webb County teachers institute meets at Central School next Monday for five days led by County Superintendent B Richardson with rural teachers. Webb county schools open Monday September 8 and city teachers institute follows at Central School for five days under City Superintendent Christen as sessions resume next month.

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

Ghost Walks Stir Laredo Area with Midnight Apparitions

In Laredo near the I & G N station residents report a persistent ghost sighting near a former saloon and boarding house. Reports describe a drunken soldier, a ghost near a keg, and a buried chest rumor prompting fear. state rangers guard the area to deter or capture the specter.

Laredo Times Bugaboo

Court Terms Set for Forty ninth District in Sept

District Judge J F Mullally District Attorney John A Walls and Court Reporter Seth S Wilcox depart for Carrizo Springs to open a four week term on September 1 In Zapata County a one week term begins September 29 followed by two consecutive eight week terms in Laredo totaling sixteen weeks.

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

Labor Day Celebrations Planned by Laredo Unions

Labor unions in Laredo will observe Labor Day with a street parade at dawn. Speeches at the Strand Theater begin at 10 a.m. followed by a fete at the Negrete home at 2 p.m. and band concerts on Martin Plaza in the evening. Some businesses will close or offer half holidays in observance.

United States Sons of Toil Laredo Strand Theater Negrete Martin Plaza

Song Leader Coming for Union Meeting in September

Rev. W. L. Barr receives a letter from Mr. C. H. Weiand from Ft. Sill announcing his arrival to lead singing at a union meeting by Rev. J. C. Wilson. Weiand is a leading American song evangelist. B. A. Lattig will organize the united singers. The event runs September 7 through 21 with day services at the Methodist Church and night services at the Presbyterian Air Dome, featuring preaching by Dr. C Wilson.

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

Sunday Labor Day ice and church notices from Laredo

A Labor Day notice states Consumers Ice Co will observe Sunday hours on Monday September 1. The Presbyterian Church announces regular services with preaching by Pastor Lawrence H Wharton. Import data list five carloads lead two copper one hides one skins one bones and one ixtle from Mexico through Laredo. County clerk issued licenses Amador Rodriguez and Josefa Palacios Federico Tij erina 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

Agricultural notice warns cotton growers of a second brood of cotton caterpillars forming in September. Moths from JulyAugust caterpillars appear, eggs hatch in days, and larvae defoliate crops within days. Prompt, evening or dawn dusting with Paris Green London Purple or Arsenate of Lead mixed with lime or flour is advised to protect late planted cotton and preserve squares and yield.

Paris

Notice of seizure forfeiture in United States v. firearms

Suit to forfeit and condemn various firearms and ammunition seized at the Port of Laredo Texas is filed in the U S District Court Southern District of Texas. Claimants must appear September 25 1919 at 11 o clock am to file claims and statements.

United States District Court Southern District of Texas United States Laredo Texas U. S. District Court For United States Court Room U. S. District Court

United States Seizes Large Cartridge Bundles in Texas Case

In a U S District proceeding in Texas, authorities seized multiple gun cartridge lots under seizure numbers 1595-L to 1604-L. The items include shotgun shells, 30-50 cal, and pistol cartridges totaling numerous boxes and cartridges. Case status shows the seizure and pending federal action.

Senor Manuel Amaya Heads to San Antonio

Senor 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 a business and pleasure trip. Sefer Amaya was accompanied by United States Consul Randolph Robertson who travels to Kerrville for a short vacation and will return to Laredo next Tuesday morning. Labor Day closures prompted the trip as the Nuevo Laredo American consulate will be closed.

Manuel Amaya

Today’s Birthdays August 30 Highlights

Fritzi Scheff born in Vienna is 39. Luther E. Hall former Louisiana governor is 50. Thomas Raeburn White of UPenn law and League to Enforce Peace is 44. Henry F. Hollis former New Hampshire senator is 50. All celebrate birthdays today in Dublin Indiana Concord New Hampshire Morehouse Parish Louisiana.

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

Society Notes Queried by The Times Card

Local social column lists weddings, visits, theatre, and club events. Visitors from Ashland Illinois to Fr a and Fr Roberts families, plus Army officers at Fort McIntosh, and a Jamaica Institute Jamaica booth fundraiser at the YWCA. An upcoming Woman's Club meeting and a Soldiers Club reception are announced.

Villegas Pool Hazel Merriman Courtney Slaughter Judie Blackman Harold Coleman William Merriman Cleveland Slaughter Fort McIntosh Soldiers Club Mesdames Lang Pistetter O'Meara Ryan Shelby

Watch THE TIMES everyday for Opportunities

An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to The Times, offering daily access to opportunities for a monthly 60 cent rate.

the Times

Fred Werner Returns Home From San Antonio Pleasurable Trip

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

Fred Werner San Antonio

From Here and There A Curious Chronicle of Facts

A humorous assortment notes animal disguise with seaweed and sponge, lists historic battles August has seen, Brazilian magnolia flower timing, Westminster Hall’s age and ties to prior rulers, and a tiny Japanese cypress growth pattern.

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

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