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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1919

Page

25

Government had no role in Jenkins bail release

Washington reports deny that the U S government influenced Jenkins bond or embassy actions in Mexico City. Secretary Lansing rejects rumors that the State Department pressed for consular bond clearance and officials await embassy reports. While public reassurance grows over the president's health, tensions with Mexico appear eased by Jenkins release.

MR. Jenkins Associated Press Washington Jenkins Lansing State Department Mexico City

Oil Profiteering Probe Ordered by Attorney General

Attorney General Palmer orders prosecutions of Western oil producers for profiteering after Senator Capper filed a complaint. Federal agents will act against price hikes during the fuel shortage. An embargo on fuel oil shipments west to eastern points goes into effect to conserve coal and aid western fuel use. Capper cites price increases from 25 to 4500 dollars per barrel during the strike.

Associated Press Washington Palmer Senator Capper Chicago St. Louis Mississippi River Weeper Capper

Blair Leads Prohibition Move and Suffrage Support

Washington December 6 Henry W Blair former New Hampshire senator turns eighty five today celebrated as the first to propose a national prohibition amendment in 1875. He championed woman suffrage and free education while opposing railroad subsidies and other major issues in Congress shaping reforms still debated.

Washington, D. C Henry W. Blair United States New Hampshire Congress Blair Howver Republican Congressional Committee Blais Texas Pacific Commission of Inquiry

Mexican clash reported as Obregon campaign note

Private advices from Mexico say Carranza troops at Vacinea Hidalgo state fired on Obregon followers during a public address in support of his presidential candidacy. No further details were provided.

Washington Mexico Carranza Vacinea Hidalgo Obregon

Not One Cent Added to Coal Prices Declared

Washington on December 6 Fuel Administrator Garfield stated no cent can be added to coal prices to fund miner wage increases. He cited press reports that Ohio Governor Cox proposed a state compromise giving miners a 25 percent pay rise.

Associated Press Washington Garfield Cox Ohio

Fuel Cutback Orders Hit Passenger Trains Nationwide

Chicago December 6 A fuel conservation move cuts passenger train service across the country including the Eastern and Southern districts and mirrors the two day restriction already in force in the Central North and Northwestern regions.

Chicago

Allies demand German signature of Versailles protocol

Paris note from the supreme council says Germany must sign the protocol implementing the peace terms or military measures will be used. Excelsior reports a vigorous council note to Berlin and that Washington advised a conciliatory attitude.

Paris Dec Supreme Council Germany Excelsior Washington Berlin

Tensions Rise Over Federal Powers In National Tax Debate

Berlin reports indicate encroachments by the German government on federated state prerogatives provoke growing impatience and mistrust among national council delegates as six federated states voice disapproval during Erzberger's tax measure discussion.

Berlin National Council Erzberger

Soviet executes killer of Czar and family

Copenhagen Dec 6 The Soviet authorities have sentenced to death the man held directly responsible for the execution of Czar Nicholas II and his family, according to dispatches from Kovno.

Copenhagen Russia Czar Nicholas Kovno

Diphtheria Warning Issued Over Texas Cases

In November Texas reported 713 diphtheria cases to the state health department. Officials issued a warning urging school superintendents and parents to focus on protecting children.

Oy Associated Press Austin Texas State Health Department

Convalescent Home Fire Harms Veterans Care

Fire at Fort Elias, Paso Texas, destroyed the Red Cross convalescent home housing 50 veterans. Red Cross nurses and the post fire department evacuated all patients to safety.

Associated Press Paso Texas Red Cross Fort Eiias Post Fire Department

Long Career of Ex Senator Blair Hailed in Obituary

The article honors ex Senator Blair noting his rise from humble origins to law, politics, and military service. He aided education, served in the Civil War, earned a lieutenant’s rank, and later entered politics where he drew personal honors. He spent retirement mainly in Washington and relied on a pension after leaving the Senate.

Mr. Blair Congress Samuel A. Burns Blair New Hampshire Port Hudson Senate Washington

Wyoming woman suffrage’s semi centennial on December 16

The first state to grant women voting rights celebrates a 50 year milestone. The initial voter was a 1 year old woman who voted on her way to the bakery with a yeast pitcher and ballot in hand. Motherhood insurance aims to provide four weeks of benefits to expectant mothers in the United States via the American Woolen Company plan at no cost to workers.

Wyoming Baker's United States American Woolen Company

Prices in Sib eria Reported by Red Cross Mission

In Nish, Siberia, the Red Cross Army Food Mission notes scarce goods with a spool of cotton thread ranging from $2 to $12, a small soap bar at $6, shoes at $55, and a cheapest men’s suit at $249.

Siberia American Red Cross Nish Army

Capital Stock Surplus Fund And Net Profits

A ledger entry lists capital stock and surplus fund amounts with undivided profits and net unearned interest but excludes deposits. The figures show $200,000 and $100,000 alongside $146,233.42 in undivided profits and related items.

Pinead Federal Reserve Bank U. S

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