Chicago Strike Violence Tied to Women and Foreign Labor
Friday's Daily notes Chicago strikes show higher violence with foreign labor and women participants. Police face challenges as women wield red pepper and improvised weapons, while chivalry toward female rioters hamstrings authority. Historical parallels to other strikes are drawn, and federal troops are discussed as a potential remedy if violence escalates.
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Chico
Maen
Pecker
Chicago
Kipling
Hiinala
Luxembourg
Sen
Govmt
The Newspaper Pioneers and the Lost Spirit of Service
A reflection on veteran newspaper publishers who gave selflessly to their towns while receiving little in return. The piece contrasts past dedication with modern newspaper business becoming a formal, profit driven enterprise, lamenting the loss of bygone community spirit and the tramp printer era.
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Lisher
Min
District Governor Guests at Laredo Rotary Ladies Night
District Governor George Holmgreen of the Aleith District of Rotary Clubs attended a large Laredo Rotary Ladies Night at the Hamilton Cafe. The Mexican theme featured decorations, costumes, and a lively program with humor, songs, and a rose and lemon game, concluding with praise for the club’s entertaining event.
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Laredo
Rotary Cibu
Hamilton Cafe
George Holngreen
Aleith
Rotary Clubs
Mexico
J. M. Skinner
America
Asher R. Smith
Courtney Slinzhter
Rotary Ciubs
Holmgreen W
Colonel Hickok
Dan Pue
W. L. Guyler
Press Veterans Meet in San Antonio in Texas
Members of the Texas Editorial Association, with at least thirty years in newspaper work, gather in San Antonio. They recall building towns, pioneering in state progress, and reinvesting scant profits to serve readers better, many starting from a hand press and a few type faces.
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Texas Heditorial Association
San Antonio
Texas
Wilds
European regions famed for bread and dental health
Peakants of those European regions where black bread is eaten usually have exceptionally good teeth.
Times everyday tel opportunities ec gar month
The fragment notes daily time related opportunities in a calendar month format. It reads like a brief public notice or classified teaser, suggesting events or ads tied to specific dates but lacks complete details or names to identify a full item.
Rotary thanks local contributors for decor and hospitality
The Rotary Entertainment Committee expresses gratitude to McVicar Mathews Mexican Art Dealers for loaned articles used to decorate the lunch room. It also credits Matzow, window decorator at Aug C Richier, for artistic decorations and thanks Misses Courtney Slaughter, Ethel Mackin, Laura Taylor, Boss Spence, Alice Penn, Virginia Penn, Katherine Heaner and Genevieve Camp for assisting with entertaining guests.
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Rotarians
McVicar & Matthews
Mr. Matzow
Aug. C
Genevieve Camp
Rotary Entertainment Committee
Health Week With Kiwanis Delivers Health Talk In Laredo
The Laredo Kiwanis Club met at the Hamilton Cafe led by President A. D. Bharatoux. Dr E H Sauvignet spoke on health and community welfare, urging preventive care and the Kiwanis slogan one for all and all for one. Guests included Rev Huston and Rev McKenzie. new member D Porter inducted. Joint Kiwanis Rotary meeting slated for Dec 22. next director election forthcoming. Special notice: San Antonio Express to start early morning delivery in Laredo tomorrow by S A Westbrook.
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Laredo Kiwanis Club
Hamilton Cafe
A. D. Bérdeaux
H. Sauvignet
Wiwanis
Laredo
Huston
Episcopal Church
McKenzie
D. Porter
Kiwanis
Kiwanis & Board of
Rotary Clubs
San Antonio Express
S. A. Westbrook
Roll Call At Rio Grande Lodge 378 Attended By Grand Master
The Rio Grande Lodge No. 378 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its annual roll call at the hall last night with about 200 members and families present. Grand Master Joe Murray of San Antonio gave the principal address after toastmaster J N Worsham introduced speakers. Rebekah lodge’s Joseph Netzer honored retiring noble grand Mrs Mary Pratt with a medal, Verna Kelly was praised for violin work, and little Nellie Ward delighted guests with a dance.
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Rio Grande Lodge No
Independent
Ordér of Odd Fellows
State Grand Lodge
Joe Murray
San Antonio
Noffe, Hawk
Johnson
Odd Fellows
J. N. Worsham
Murray
Joseph Netzer
Rebekah Lodge
Mary Pratt
Verna Kelly
Nellie Ward
Special Meeting of Laredo Lodge No 522 Moose
Loyal Order of Moose will hold a special meeting at 1117 Lincoln Street on Friday December 9 at 8 p m Every member is required to attend Very important business on sickness and distress Dictator A Simms announces the session
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Laredo
Loyal Order of Moose
Lincoln Street
Various local notices and advertisements from Corpus Christi
A collage of notices includes imports at Laredo port and marine gear, Gruen watches at L Daiches, beauty shop reopens in Lincoln Street, candy orders from Olympia Candy Co, fishing and plumbing ads, a civil case vs Palacios still in court, marriage license for Fuentes Vara, electric heaters, cut flowers from Green Florist, bull and tiger fight in Nuevo Laredo, sermon by Rev Huston, and Christmas work offers for students.
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Olympia Candy Co
Sanitary Grocery Co
Merchants State Bank & Trust Co
L G. Palacios
L. Daiches
B. Juarez Plumbing
Phone Crockett 410
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
el Otro Lado
Salvation Army Kettle Drive comes to Laredo for Christmas dinner
The Salvation Army kettle will appear Saturday in Laredo marking the start of the annual drive to raise funds for Christmas dinners for the poor. Public donations can be placed in street kettles or mailed to Salvation Army headquarters at 408 Matamoros Street. Make checks payable to the Salvation Army, Captain Grief.
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Salvation Army
Laredo
Matamoros Street
Captain Grief
Train Arrival Time Delayed Beginning Sunday
The I. & G. N. train will arrive at 5 15 p m instead of 4 45 p m each afternoon starting Sunday as winter time begins. No other changes are announced.
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Ol Qvinter
Initiation for Catholic Daughters on December 11
Members and candidates are invited to meet on San Agustin Plaza and attend mass as a group at the cathedral at 7 46 AM. The notice urges participation by all in the event scheduled for Sunday morning December 11.
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Catholic Daughters of America
San Agustin Plaza
Today’s Alberta by elections and college debates
By elections occur today in Alberta after a government change. Amherst Williams and Wesleyan students debate “The Limitation of Armaments.” George W. Perkins to wed Linn Merck of West Orange New Jersey. Regents discuss medicine school amalgamation at University of Michigan. Indiana Historical Commission hosts annual conference in Indianapolis. Fifty four railroads plan wage reduction talks with employees in New York and eastern territory.
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Alberta
Amherst
Williams
Wesleyan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Historical Commission
Mississippi
Ohio River
New York
Repair shop ad from Laredo Nash Co
A Laredo Nash Co advertisement promotes a fully equipped shop with skilled mechanics who can quote prices before starting work. The note emphasizes high standards and upfront estimates for automobile repairs.
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Laredo Nash CO
Chamber of Commerce Board Weighs Directory Gifts and Road Links
The board met at 4 pm to transact routine business. Members including Matthes, Mackin, Bobbitt, Brennan, Salinas, Rodriguez, Netzer, Clingenpeel, Hal Brennan and Mims attended. They voted to gift the high school with a city directory and Congressional Record volumes for 1919 and 1920, discussed extending good roads to Zapata county, and considered Mexican customs broker tax changes. The group pledged cooperation to move American merchandise through the gateway and addressed various routine matters.
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Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Matthes
Sam Mackin
Robert L. Bobbitt
M. W. Brennan
B. G. Salinas
J. Rodriguez
J. C. Netzer
BE. G. Clingenpeel
Hal L. Brennan
R. K. Mims
Laredo
Zapata
Webb County
Committee On Trade Relations
Mexico
Georgia Governor Hardwick’s Long Political Path
Thomas W. Hardwick, entering his fiftieth year, built a rare career by serving in the U S Senate before becoming Georgia governor. A Georgia native and lawyer, he moved from the state legislature to the U S House in 1898, then to the Senate in 1914, where his early career featured many contests and a reputation as a conservative Southern Democrat.
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United States Senate
Thomas W. Hardwick
Congress
Georgia
Hardwick
Augustus O. Bacon
A Bailey Lesson in History Past Highlights
This item compiles brief historical notes from December 9 across years 1809 to 1919. It cites William Henry Harrison negotiating a treaty with the Kickapoos at Vincennes in 1809, Napoleon taking Longwood in 1815, John Reynolds becoming Illinois governor in 1830, Samuel Woodworth’s death in 1842, the 1891 Unitarian conference in Cincinnati, the 1895 Venezuela-Britain ultimatum, the 1896 Rajah shipwreck, and Wilson urging coal miners back to work in 1919, plus a Baptist revival led by Evangelist Kennedy with daily services.
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William Henry Harrison
Vincennes
Napoleon
Longwood
St. Helena
John Reynolds
Illinois
Samuel Woodworth
New York City
Scituate
Mags
Central State Conference of Unitarian Churches
Cincinnati
Venezuela
Britina Guiana
Bristol Channel
Wilson
Bargain Bargains at La Campana Store Offer Dolls and Sparkles
La Campana, the big store, advertises wide assortments and cheap prices with special bargains on large dolls, wire works, and sparklers at 517 San Agus Tin Avenue.
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la Campana
San Agustin Avenue
City Fogs Said to Cost England More Than Unemployment
A historical report claims fog in cities causes greater annual loss for England than unemployment. The statement highlights economic impact attributed to dense urban fog, reflecting concerns about air quality, productivity, and public health during that era.
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England
Olga Gorokoff: The Power Behind Lenin in Russia
London reports Olga Gorokoff, a charismatic red hot Communist described as the real ruler of Russia, wields influence over Lenin and the Red Army. Born in central Russia, she rose from battalion colonel to Lenin's ally, exerting political control while remaining fiercely independent and devoted to democracy.
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London
Rasputin
Joan of Arc
Napoleon
Ivan the Terrible
Olga Gorokoff
Lenin
Russi
Olga
Russia
Petrograd
Red
Red Army
When You Are Constipated And Liver Disorder Remedy
An old health note urges taking two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ease bowel movement and correct liver disorders. It promises a gentle laxative effect without unpleasantness and relief from a dull, stupid feeling often linked to constipation.
Hunting Prohibited in Pastures with Strict Trespass Prosecution
Notice states hunting in any pastures is strictly forbidden and trespassers will be vigorously prosecuted.
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Barca Mf
Rotary Club
Tlaquepaque Art Store
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the Press Veterans
DR. Sauvignet
Rotary
Rio Grande
Lodge of Odd Fellows
A. Simms
Ixtle
Datches
Cruen
Alexander
Mercury
H. F. Smith
Maximo Fuentes
Mias Mariana Vara
Philadelphia
Diamond Grid
S. Arthur Huston
St. Marks
Christ Church
Alec
Fidel Cantu
Tom M. Lester
Corpus Christi
Beacon” Shoes
Saft’s
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
Times Office
Farragut Street
Baptist Revival
Kennedy
The
Baptist Church
R. D. Gonzalez & Bro
A. M. Bruni
Dr. King
Momey Makers
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