Laredo Times Subscription Rates and Office Notice
Daily edition available by mail postpaid to the United States Mexico or Canada or delivered by carrier in Laredo New Laredo Mexico. One copy one month 60 cents One copy one year five dollars Weekly edition Sunday by mail postpaid to the United States Mexico or Canada One copy one year two dollars One copy six months one dollar One copy three months sixty cents Subscriptions due in advance Entered as second class matter at the post office at Laredo Texas under the act of March 3 1879.
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United States
Mexco
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
Mexico
Texas
Associated Press News Notice Republication Rights
The Associated Press holds republication rights for all AP credited dispatches and local news published in this paper. This notice declares AP exclusive entitlement to use and redistribute the stories within the publication.
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Associated Press
Glass city dream stands against Chicago weather
A Texas writer critiques a Chicago engineer’s glass enclosed city plan arguing perpetual summer inside a half mile square district would produce pampered residents unfit for outdoor life. He warns of health risks and favors the natural climate of the Southwest and outdoor living.
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Chicago
Southwest
Laredo
Howe
Texas
Words of the Wise on Duty and Character
A reflective piece from the Laredo country stresses honest industry and a brave spirit. It urges yielding to virtue in small duties, learning from neighbors, patience, and a quiet, helpful role in society.
Laredo Creamery Switches to Cash Basis Jan 1
Notice to the public that beginning January 1 the Laredo Creamery Co will conduct business strictly on a cash basis. The brief notice is dated December 3, 1922.
Local telephone manager sparks student interest with essay contest
Gordon Underwood, head of the Laredo telephone firm, invites Junior High and High School students to visit the central station and write essays on the telephone. Prizes of 5, 2, and 2 dollars reward top entries, aiming to boost public awareness and appreciation of telephony.
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Underwood
Gordon Underwood
Laredo
Cotulla
Daily History Notes Reflect Events From 1783 to 1921
Chronology lists Henry Leavenworth's death in 1834 and other dates including 1808 Massachusetts governor Sullivan, 1842 Princeton launched, 1877 Wyoming women's suffrage, 1894 Newfoundland panic, 1898 US Spain peace treaty, 1917 Mississippi centennial, 1920 Santa Rosa lynchings, 1921 Washington armament talks easing Pacific status.
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Henry Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Connecticut
Indian Territory
James Sullivan
Massachusetts
Boston
Berwick
Maine
Princeton
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Wyoming
Newfoundland
Paris
United States
Spain
Mississippi
Santa Trosa
Calif
Washington
Pacific
Nicaragua seeks presidential candidate Dr Luis F Corea
Dr Luis F Corea, once Nicaragua’s minister to Washington, is urged as a presidential candidate for September elections. He has lived in the United States for years and practices law in New York City. Educated at Nicaragua’s National College and Guatemala’s Central University, he taught multiple subjects, served as a judge, and specializes in international law. His American wife and children born in the U S are noted.
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Luis F. Corea
Nicaragua
United States
Washington
New York City
Corea
National College of Nicaragua
Central University of Guatemala
Nuevo Laredo Under Military Control After Arrests
Sunday morning the night marshal and thirty police were taken prisoner by the military in Nuevo Laredo and displaced by soldiers acting as guards. Mayor Zepeda was arrested and released, Emeterio Flores made acting mayor, while a Calley faction rallied in Hidalgo Plaza to support Obregon. General Caballero governs Tamaulipas as Lopez de Lara revolts in support of De la Huerta. Nuevo Laredo remains under martial law with cautious watch by Gen Hurtado and Col Torres.
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Nuevo Laredo
Felipe Zepeda
Emeterio Flores
Calley
Hidalgo Plaza
C. Lopez de Lara
Obregon
Luis Caballero
Tamaulipas
Mexico City
Lopez de Lara
Adolfo de la Huerta
Hurtado
Torres
de la Huerta
Reynaldo Garza
Aurelio Cavazos
Jose Moreno
Telesforo Macias
Webb County Cattlemen Meet Over Tick Eradication Debate
Webb county cattlemen and stock men gathered in Laredo to decide whether to fund tick eradication for 1924. A committee of twelve was formed to meet the commissioners at 3 PM and report their recommendation after morning sessions.
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Webb County
Laredo
Commissioners Court
District Court Room
Hardy
Jefferies
Paul Swancoat
Webb County Livestock Sanitary Inspector
A.M. Bruni
O. Pratt
Mesers
Bruni
Pratt
Hardie Jefferies
A. F E. Gates
Charles Clifton
Henry Ods
B. Poole
Rudolph Welhausen
B. M. Alexander
James Breeden
Amador Be, Garcia
Servando Benavides
Farmer” Jennings
8. V. Edwards
A. M. Bruni
Commissioners’ Court
Pecan sales and local notices from Laredo Times ads
A compilation of short community items from the Laredo Times including nut sales at New Royal Fruit and Candy Store 616 Flores Avenue December 1961 and December 1961 price notes. It also lists civil and criminal docket activity in district court the Methodist Ladies Bazaar December 11 and 12 1921 dates, wedding licenses issued Guadalupe Salinas Maria Diaz Pirres etc. plus business notices for candies dressmaking flowers and services and public notices about street paving and shop ads.
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Royal Fruit and Candy
Flores Avenue
Queen Candy Co
Guadalupe R. Salinas
Maria
Dia Pirres
Ruperto San Miguel
Concepcion Ramirez
Gonzalo Ovalle
Petra Valerio
Royal Fruit and Candy Store
En. Lake
Fuerst & Kroemer
New Orleans
Platz
Milwaukee
New Royal Fruit and Candy Store
Hackenberger
Fidel Cantu
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co
Feliz Hernandesz
October Trade Surges Between Texas and Mexico
Laredo chamber of commerce reports from the Department of Commerce show October 1923 exports at 10,570,200 and imports at 12,709,833 with a 1923 ten month surplus of imports over exports totaling 13,239,273. The data highlight a strong rebound in Mexico’s industry and a sharp balance of trade favoring imports. Two stray burros will be sold at public auction December 13, 1923, at City Hall if fees are unpaid.
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Laredo
Mexico
United States
M. Brennan
Texas
Laredo American Legion Falls 12–0 at Schwab Field
The American Legion team from Laredo lost 12 to 0 to the A. B. Frank team of San Antonio on Schwab Field Sunday afternoon. The Laredo squad returned home this morning.
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American Legion
Schwab Field
San Antonio
A. B. Frank
Laredo
Noted Laredo violinist to lead Latin American Club music
Prof Adolfo Martinez, long remembered as Laredo’s leading orchestra leader, arrived from San Antonio to assess returning home and arrange nine performances beginning next Sunday at the Latin American Club. A renowned violinist and composer, and head of a San Antonio orchestra, he can provide classical and popular music.
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Adolfo Martinez
Gso
Laredo
San Antonio
Martinez
Juventino Rosas
The Eternal Three at the Royal Theatre
A Goldwyn film by Marshall Neilan stars Claire Windsor Raymond Griffith Bessie Love and others. The plot follows an adopted son planning to elope with his foster father's wife as a brain operation tests the surgeon's choices amid Mexico ranch and Bryce Canyon visuals.
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Goldwyn
Marshall Neilan
Royal Theatre
Claire Windsor
Raymond Griffith
Bessie Love
Tom Gallery
William Norris
Neilan
Mexico
Bryce Canyon
Raymond Criffith
Hobart Goaworth
Christmas Bazaar and Supper at The Methodista
December 11 The bazaar in airplane or car with the best cake from The Methodista candies and pie available Linens to send to a far away friend A supper at night with a program of song Not long. 12-8-2t.
Bishop Ledvina Confirms Large Classes in Laredo
Rt. Rev. Emanuel B. Ledvina, bishop of Corpus Christi, arrived in Laredo Saturday for annual visitation. A San Agustin Juvenile Band greeted him and church bells rang as he confirmed large classes at San Agustin on Sunday and more confirmations were planned for today and tomorrow at local Catholic churches.
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Ledvina
Claeses
Emanuel B. Ledvina
Corpus Christi
Laredo
San Agustin
Sano Agustin Church
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Lincoln St
All Drug Stores Park Laboratory
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Methodist Ladies Bazaar
Merchants
Shamrock Bar
Mesdames Petty and Evetts
Iturbide St
Times
Green
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
Publc
Times Office
Christian Ladies
Pigely Wigely Store
Lincoln Street
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
Corpus Chinat Street
B. Juarez
Prof. Martinez
Plamon
the Royal
Mebane Pedigreed
Queen Candy Coq
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