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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1919
Page
18
The Laredo Times Published by Penn Publishing Company issues daily except Sundays with mail or carrier delivery to the U S Mexico and Canada. Rates: one month 60 cents one year 6.00 weekly Sunday edition by mail with varying terms. Subscriptions are due in advance.
The notice directs readers to address communications to Penn Publishing Co at telephone 43 in Laredo Texas. It credits the Associated Press as the sole holder of republication rights for all news dispatches and local news published in the paper from Monday's Daily.
The ABC powers may mediate to resolve US Mexico tensions over Jenkins case. Latin American nations could act as mediators to avert hostility while preserving national honor and seeking a just settlement under a capable government.
An indictment alleges corruption and conspiracy in Michigan’s senatorial election, tying funds and influence to the outcome. The piece contrasts Ford’s character with Newberry and notes widespread GOP involvement, warning the public of entrenched political graft and possible shifts in the Senate.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative alternative to calomel claiming quick liver relief without tooth damage. Advertises 10 and 25 cent sizes and links headaches dullness and sluggish feeling to constipation and liver issues.
One year ago today December 1 United States troops crossed into Prussia while Marshal Foch and Premier Clemenceau and Premier Orlando arrived in London. The fragment mentions meal advice urging thorough chewing and Chamberlain's Tablets after supper.
On this date, Queen Alexandra born in Copenhagen 76 years ago. Dr. William T. Hornaday born in Plainfield North Dakota 65 years ago. Elmer J. Burkett born in Mills County Iowa 52 years ago. Samuel M. Ralston born in Tuscarawas County Ohio 62 years ago. Ambrose Kenedy born in Blackstone Massachusetts 44 years ago.
U. S. Marshal J. A. Huerring announces a December 10, 1919 sale at 10 a.m. in the federal building, Redo, Texas, of condemned items including firearms, ammunition, clothing, surveying gear, and various household goods listed by docket numbers 163 to 174. Proceeds go to cash bidders. items range from pistols and cartridges to fabrics, clothing, and canned goods as described in the notice.
Advertisement urges prompt use of Dr King’s New Discovery for chest congestion and colds. Claims fifty years of relief, loosens phlegm, eases coughing, with no after effects. Priced 60 cents to 1.20 dollars, at your druggist.
The ad promises normal bowels and relief from biliousness and stomach sourness with Dr Kings New Life Pills. It cautions against harsh purgatives and touts a gentle, firm bowel cleanse available at druggists for 2 cents.
Melix Cerda Aureliano Rodriguez and Luciano Bazan three Mexican smugglers from Mier Mexico were arrested November 22 near Hebbronville Jim Hogg county by Customs Inspector A H Camp. They faced U S Commissioner Henry were bound over to the federal grand jury in 300 each unable to post and confined in Webb county jail. The case highlights rising smuggling along the Rio Grande as authorities tighten enforcement.
The district court of the Party-ninth Judicial District convened in Laredo for an eight week term. Grand jurors were sworn in with Dario Cunhez, foreman, and 11 others named, as the jury begins investigating county crimes under District Attorney Joan A. Valls.
After more than twenty five years Hon. Louis P Bryant, once a leading Laredo attorney and official, returns to renew old ties. Now a prominent New Orleans lawyer and politician, he is greeted warmly by thousands of friends and admirers in his robust health and high spirits.
In the San Antonio Customs District several promotions were announced. Adolph R. Kahn moves from deputy collector and examiner to deputy collector in charge, succeeding the late Mary C. Devine. Charles H. McDaniel is promoted to deputy collector and examiner, succeeding Kahn, while Rex Shanks moves from inspector at the footbridge to deputy collector and inspector, succeeding McDaniel.
Knights Templar invitation to a called conclave of Malta Commandery No 82 in Red Cross work. Monday evening December 1 at 7 30. Visiting Sir Knights invited. JOAN COLMAN E C 11 29 21.
Notice from J. D. Jennings dated October 31, 2m stating that hunting in the Jarral Barroetto Burritos Yortuga and La Mota pastures will harm cattle owners and requests no hunting permits.
Advertisement notes a daily Times opportunity feature with a subscription rate of 60 cents per month.
Million and Thomas of McAlester Oklahoma lease 16000 acres near Bruni from A M Bruni. A A Thomas and a California drilling firm rep arrived with EB J Foster to prepare a deep test well of at least 3000 feet between the Reiser and Zapata fields. Equipment is en route for unloading at Aguilares. The venture is a wildcat but oil is believed likely at target depth.
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