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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1913
Page
1
Mrs W R McClain of Blairville Pa reports her son Ray suffered croup as a child. She says Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved him quickly and she keeps it in the house as a positive cure for croup. Sold by all dealers. Adv
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Tonight fair and somewhat colder with frost expected. Sunday fair. Fort McIntosh observations show a 24 hour max of 86 and min of 74 with southeast winds and partly cloudy conditions.
Mexican dressmakers urged President Huerta to aid their families by securing jobs with army contractors for uniforms. Huerta refused to meet them. Flood news from Texas and surrounding states reports multiple drownings and extensive relief efforts including motor boats from Houston and Galveston guiding rescue missions.
In Bingham Utah December 6 officers resumed the search for Ralph Lopez the slayer of six men at the Utah Apex mine hoped to locate his body but no word reached the mine mouth to confirm he is dead, many still believe he escaped.
Cardinal Luigi Oreglia, dean of the Sacred College, died in Rome yesterday from pneumonia after an illness. The death was reported by Associated Press from Rome.
Newark December report says Armand Megare, a South American student, is accused of pricking Mrs. Marjorie Graff with a poisoned needle during a theater visit. Two other women Jeannette Clark and Mary Lee Parley say they were similarly pricked, with one nearly fainting and the other restrained by her sister.
Washington December 6 Senate Democratic leaders with ten Republicans won a vote to require daily thirteen hour sessions during the currency bill debate. The move tightens Senate timing as lawmakers press to advance the measure amid partisan support.
American baseball stars arrive in Tokio for a series of games in Japan. The Giants and White Sox will play in Tokyo starting tomorrow as part of their world tour, bringing major league action to Japanese bases.
Denver Colo Dec 6 The first train in two days arrived today as over 45 inches of snow paralyzed all traffic in the capital region. Street routes were blocked and many casualties and delays were reported as level lines and drifts stalled transportation across the city.
One hundred people reported killed or injured in a collision between a passenger and a freight train near the Danube river at Coste Eyti, Bucharest region, last night. The accident occurred December 6. Authorities said many were trapped and transporting rescue units to the scene.
Suffragettes retaliate for Mrs Pankhurst arrest burning properties across the United Kingdom. They set fires in Liverpool and Manchester destroying exhibition buildings and causing substantial damage valued at over 100000 dollars.
New York December 6 The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that tomorrow’s Tuberculosis Day observance will be more widespread than ever. One hundred thousand churches schools labor unions and fraternal orders have pledged aid. Leaders including President Wilson Taft Roosevelt Cardinal Gibbons and other prominent figures endorse the movement. The Federal Government orders tuberculosis day to be observed in mission churches and schools on Indian reservations.
The Hague marks a double feast as Holland celebrates its popular St Nicholas Day on the centennial anniversary of independence. In 1814 the Prince of Orange renewed sovereignty, became King William I, after revolting against French dominion and recalling him from exile in England.
Rear Admiral John Upshur, veteran of the U S Navy and Annapolis graduate of 1848, celebrated his ninetieth birthday in Washington. He served in the Vera Cruz siege, Perry expedition to Japan, and battles in the Civil War including Fort Fisher, retiring in 1885 after nearly fifty years of naval service.
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