Laredo Times Subscriptions Offer Daily and Weekly Rates
The Laredo Times lists subscription options including daily editions published except Sundays and a weekly Sunday edition. Rates are shown for one month, six months, and one year with postpaid delivery to the United States, Mexico, and Canada, or via carrier in Laredo and Nuevo Laredo. The notice notes advance payment and eligibility under the 1879 act for second class mail.
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United States
Mexco
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
Mexico
Associated Press republication notice appears in paper
A boilerplate AP notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all dispatches credited or not, appearing in this newspaper article.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Ingenious Crooks and Prohibition's Quiet War
A Dallas moonshining scheme using an air pump to move liquor to the yard shows the lure and risk of bootlegging. reports note gun battles, rival feuds, and the rising link between liquor smuggling and narcotics, with enforcement aiming to curb this criminal network.
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Dallas
Gladrant
Chicago
Joliet
Atlantic
Rehabilitation demands jobs for rehabilitated World War veterans
The article argues veterans who were rehabilitated after World War I deserve priority in hiring. It urges unions to relax apprenticeship rules for skilled rehabilitated workers and calls on employers and citizens to provide equal job opportunities, with veteran preference in hiring where qualifications are equal.
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Red Cross
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Rome
Belisarius
Cleveland basketball league expands to 800 teams this season
Cleveland reports 800 teams in a citywide basketball organization under official supervision for the coming season. John H. Gourley of the Cleveland Recreation Council says church leagues add 128 teams, while last season’s 622 teams excluded high schools junior highs colleges and many independent quintets.
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Associated Presa
Cleveland
Nec
John H. Gourley
Cleveland Recreation Council
All Night Line Formed for Reichsabank Gold Money
Berlin reports goblins haunt Reichsabank entrances nightly as messengers queue before 19 oclock 80 for early access to new gold money. Officials issue numbers to orderly lines, allowing workers to sleep in blankets with their place secured each night.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Reichsabank
New Identification Order Applies to Laredos
A new order effective December 1 requires all people doing business between Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico to carry identification cards issued by the U S Immigration Service. The cards facilitate passage at the international footbridge and are not passports. Mexican authorities are aware and not imposing retaliation. The notice also announces seizure of a Ford automobile, License 22 452, for tariff act violation with a 20 day claim window before auction December 26 1928.
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United States Immigration Service
Mexican Immigration Service
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Port of Laredo
Texas
Laredo
Custom House
A. R. Kahn
Customs
Texas-Mexican Railway Insures Employee Families
The Texas-Mexican Railway Company provides life insurance for about 250 employees and their families. The plan totals around 800000 dollars, issued by Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford via Ward and Shanks of this city.
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Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Webb County stockmen called to discuss tick eradication
Webb County Commissioners Court orders the County Judge to convene a meeting of stockmen at the courthouse at 10 o clock A M on Monday December 10 1923 to decide whether to discontinue the county tick eradication program.
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County Commissioners Court
Webb County
Commissioners Court
Officers Launch Mexico Hunting Expedition From Forts
Colonel Metcalf of Fort Sam Houston arrived in Laredo after noon yesterday from San Antonio and this morning, with Colonel Hickok of Fort McIntosh and Lieutenants White and Minor, they departed by auto for the Rio Salado near Rodrigues about forty miles south of Laredo for a week long hunt.
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Mexico
Metcalf
Medical Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Laredo
San Antonio
Hickok
Fort McIntosh
White
Lieutenant Minor
Rio Salado
Rodrigues
Nal Alate
Laredo Hosts National Bank of Commerce Directors
Thirteen directors headed by John G. Lonsdale visited Laredo on a two week tour of the southwest and Mexico. They toured, dined at the Bohemian Cafe, and traveled through Matamoros Barwnsville Houston Galveston San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth Tulsa Oklahoma City and returned to St. Louis. The group praised Laredo and local bankers before departing for Monterey and other cities.
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National Bank of Commerce of
St. Lous
John G. Lonsdale
Laredo
1.G. N
Rio Grande
Lines of
Mexico
Monterey
Matamoros
Barwnsville
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
The
Schamm Glass Co
W. S. Hemingway
National Bank of Commerce
E. A. Faust
St. Louis Boat & Engineering Co
N. L. Moffitt
Moffitt Grain Co
W. F Carter
John Strauch
More-Jones Brass Co
Carl F. G. Meyer
Meyer Bros. Drug Co
F. W. A. Vesper
Vesper-Buick Auto Co
J. C. Doneghy
F. J. Paro
W. B. Weisenburger
Elks Hold Memorial Service In Elks Hall
Despite bad weather a sizable crowd attended Laredo Lodge No 1018 BPO Elks memorial service at Elks Hall. Lodge officers and Episcopal choir led the program with prayers, songs, and a memorial address by Robert Lea Boblitt praising departed members and the lodge’s solemn traditions.
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Elks Hall
Laredo Lodge No. 1018
Episcopal Church
Flora Dilgarde Milton
Chas. W. Cook
Delbert Wright
Robert Lea Bob
Laredo
Laredo Creamery Switches to Cash Basis
Notice to the public that starting December 1 the Laredo Creamery Co will conduct business strictly on a cash basis. The notice is dated December 3, 1912.
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Laredo Creamery CO
Laredo City Opens 1933 Tax Collection
City of Laredo announces tax collection for 1933 with office hours from 9 to 6 and a second session after 2. The notice indicates the start of levy processing and public access during designated hours.
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Laredo
A Musical Golden Jubilee in New York
The New York Oratorio Society marks fifty years with a repeat program from its inaugural concert. Leopold Damroch founded the organization. his sons Frank and Walter J. Damrosch were renowned conductors. His career spanned Berlin to New York, shaping American musical life through orchestral and operatic leadership.
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New York
Oratorio Society
Leopold Damroch
Damrosch
Frank
Walter J. Damrosch
Leopold Damrosch
Prussia
University of Berlin
Spor
Germany
Lizst
Weimar
Philharmonic
Breslau
Lirst
Wagner
Arion Society
Steinway Hall
New York Symphony Society
Dr. Damrosch
West
Metropolitan Opera House
Damrosh
America
Dr. Damrosh
Notice of street improvement in Laredo Texas
The City Council of Laredo orders the portion of Iturbide Street between Sta Maria Avenue and the bridge over Zagate Creek improved with grading paving curbs gutters and storm sewers. A roll showing assessments against abutting properties and railways is on file. Hearing set for December 4 1923 in City Hall for owners railway and others to present evidence and be heard.
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Iturbide Street
Sta. Maria Avenue
Zagate Creek
Lamh
City of Laredo
Southwest Biulithic Company
City of
Laredo
Texas
Council
Sir Paul Vinogradoff to Receive McGill Honorary Degree
Corpus Professor of Jurisprudence at Oxford Sir Paul Vinogradoff, world renowned law authority born in Russia, will be awarded the honorary LL D by McGill University. He formerly taught in Moscow and England, studied English legal history, was knighted in 1917, and has lectured in America and India.
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Paul Vinogradoff
McGill University
Corpus
University of Oxford
Russia
England
Moscow
America
India
First public billiard match play in United States held in Syracuse
The 1854 event in Syracuse featured Joseph N. White defeating George Smith in a billiards match described as the first public game of its kind in the country.
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United States
Syracuse
Joseph N. White
George Smith
Osawatomie Woman Credits Health To Simple Change
Mrs. E. E. Keast of Osawatomie recounts moving from Illinois eleven years ago and regaining vitality after adopting a routine she believes restored her strength. Her account emphasizes personal health improvements and a shift in daily habits over time.
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Osawatomie
Kans
E. E. Keast
Illinois Sac
Court Adjourning Term Convenes New Grand Jury
The Forty-ninth Judicial District in Webb County adjourned its eight week term in Laredo with a 100 percent conviction record. District Judge J F Mullally convened a new eight week term as a grand jury was empaneled including Valentin Puig as foreman and others named. The panel now investigates matters brought by District Attorney John A Valls.
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Forty-ninth Judicial District
Webb County
J. F. Mullally
Laredo
Mullally
Valentin L. Puig
L. A. Lafon
M. M. Trevisio
Hugh
Jos Henry
Ike Uwirsch
Arthur Evans
Paul C. Sulak
V. Edwards
John A. Valls
Eastern Star Chapter 86 to Hold Regular Meeting
Miriam Chapter No 86 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting for work tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Hall. Visiting members are invited. Esther Hirsch acting W M.
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Miriam
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Esther Hirsch
W. M
Constance Talmadge stars in The Primitive Lover at Royal
Constance Talmadge headlines First National comedy drama The Primitive Lover at the Royal Theater tomorrow and Wednesday. Manager Epstein promises a high class evening with Connie delivering laughter and charm in a capacity crowd.
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Royal Theater
Constance Talmadge
the Royal
Connie
Epstein
Norma Talmadge
Slater
Eveybody
Connien
Cuban Duels Flourish Yet Rarely Prove Fatal
Havana reports show duels as a method for private quarrels remain popular in Cuba though illegal. Newspapers describe the dispute and the principals names, noting duels usually end when blood is drawn and fatalities are uncommon among educated Cubans.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Pesn
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U. S. Immigration Service
RY. CO
National Bank Commerce
Louis
ELKS
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Poudre Felice Corday
Hove
Gale
Adolf Ferber
Constance Talmadge Hare
Fane
Royal
Count Plunkett
Repal Lean
Daubis
John Bapsett “Moore
Permane
Hagpe
Smyrna
Newton D. Baker
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