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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1921
Page
6
Daily and weekly publication details listed for United States Mexico and Canada delivery. Rates shown include one month six months and yearly options with prepayment required. Notice of second class matter status at the Laredo Texas post office under the 1879 act.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all AP credited dispatches and locally published news in this newspaper.
The piece reports the Warsaw arrest of Lindenfeld, accused of knowing more about a Wall Street explosion. It details U S secret service intrigues, Altendorf's role, and Lindenfeld's alleged double crossing while tracing radical networks and betrayals within the alleged organization.
The Maryland Senator who visited Russia defends sending a commission to Russia and inviting a Soviet commission here for trade while warning against restoring relations with the Bolshevik government. He argues surplus farm and manufactured goods should move to Russia, despite risks and doubts about payment and Soviet actions.
A fragment notes that Lance, aged around 80, may not escape a curious predicament. The remark hints at heightened public interest and a sense of unusual circumstances surrounding the case.
Two Mexican pickpockets Manuel Martinez and Joaquin Ramirez operated in Laredo last week. They stole from at least two citizens, using a dropped pocketbook scheme to extract coins jewelry and other possessions before fleeing. Both are jailed in Webb County awaiting further action.
A quirky survey of Laredo life notes flappers, fashion trends, and silly quips about office carts, dating, and Christmas cards. Jokes touch on kissing, mushrooms, spelling bees, and a gossiping public. Local chatter mentions watches, velvet pads, and cheap skates alongside jokes about doctors and marriage.
Next Sunday is Christmas and many shoppers face a busy week. Holiday Monday follows the Sabbath. Stores and shops will remain open until 10 o'clock each night during the week, drawing large crowds eager to finish gift selections before Christmas.
The Singer Sewing Machine Co offers a Christmas carload of Singer models in Golden Oak, Genuine Black Walnut, Satin Walnut, and Birdseye Maple finishes. Includes electric portable and all electric machines with long and round shuttle, plus Toy Singers for girls. Old machines taken in exchange and hem stitching guaranteed with prompt service. W. B. Heaner, Manager.
Complete list posted in our window daily features ten contestants headed by Courtney Slaughter with .69 percent and Conchita Arellano at 511. Other names include Blanche Evetts, Alice Fenmi, Virginia Ionje, Evelyn Ryan, Nelis, Alite Heine, Zaidan Rog, Ayne, and Fsther Penn as Olympia Candy Co. sponsor.
Los Angeles filmmaker Bobby Hunter arrives in Laredo to study the area for a Texas centered movie venture. A stock company with $25,000 capital would produce films here using local actors while bringing in stars and creators from outside. Studios planned, with Laredo to gain major advertising from national distribution of locally shot productions.
Notice states hunting in pastures is strictly prohibited and trespassers will be vigorously prosecuted. Dated November 17, 1930 by A. M. Bruni.
Catholic Daughters of America announce a meeting tomorrow evening at San Agustin Hall, 7:30 PM. All members urged to attend as of December 19, 1921. D J Price, GPA, notes holiday rail rates December 21 to 24 with return use by January 4, 1922.
Lisandro Pefia formerly Merican consul here now Mexi can consul in Corpus Christi visited Laredo on a Saturday to obtain the new Mexican consular regulations. He praised Corpus Christi residents and noted good US Mexican relations. Pefia returned to seaside city after the visit. A federal sale of seized goods included pistols and cartridges. Toys! Toys! Buy them at La Campana.
Mrs Tooke offers hemstitching and picoting services operated by herself at 1406 Matamoros Street. Uses belding thread and guarantees satisfaction. Price noted as 12-15-6¢.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York writes that she has frequently used Chamberlain’s Tablets over the past three years and found them splendid for headaches and bilious attacks. She offers to speak a word in praise of them at any time.
Johnny Buff demands a 40000 guarantee to fight Midget Smith for bantamweight title. Jimmy Hanlon shows strong drawing power in the East. Giants Sox spring tour opens March 11 in San Antonio and ends April 9 at the Polo Grounds. A record invasion of the East by Western college football teams is planned. An offer of 35000 was refused for Czarworthy 2038%, the stake trotter handled by Tommy Murphy.
The Colonial Meeting of the Chiefs of American Samoa decided to place all copra production in the hands of the government for 1923. The copra supply will be auctioned or managed by authorities, with details for the February 23 opening date to be announced.
Lewis Leonard, former cadet at Staunton Military Institute in Virginia, returned home for the holidays to spend time with his parents Captain and Mrs. S. B. Leonard. Friends note his increased height and weight, suggesting Virginia agreed with Louis.
Rt Rev Charles H Brent, Episcopal bishop of Western New York, marks twenty years in the episcopate today. Bids open for Delaware River bridge anchorages and towers between Philadelphia and Camden. Railroads lease repair shops to outsiders under federal hearing in Chicago. Washington officials in Seattle discuss unemployment remedies. Suffolk County DA Pelletier removal trial set by Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Oregon legislature in special session to place a $3,000,000 tax measure before voters for Portland 1925 exposition.
The revival progress at the Baptist church is strong with numerous congregants joining. Daily services run at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The Tuesday close will include baptisms. Evangelist Kennedy preaches Wednesday on The Modern On Christmas Day and through the Dance.
Notice posting no hunting allowed on pastures at Pescadito ranch. permits not required and asks readers to refrain from asking for permits.
The revival at the Baptist church continues with Evangelist Ken ney delivering daily services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Tonight's Wednesday program features the message The Modern.
The Times reprints a forecast from the United States Weather Bureau in New Orleans stating Tonight and Tuesday rain with a turn to colder Tuesday.
Fort Mcintosh observations for 34 hours ending at 7 am show a maximum temperature of 69 degrees and a minimum of 37 degrees. Wind generally from the south. Sky clear with no notable weather disturbances reported.
Office of Deputy Collector of Customs Port of Laredo Texas December 5 1921 notice of public auction for cash on December 20 1921 at 10 A M at the Custom house of one lot of unclaimed merchandise under Article 803 Customs Regulations A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs
A brief ad-like note highlights a subscription named THE TIMMS and promotes opportunities with a monthly price of 86 dollars per month.
Lost two small trunk keys on a short chain with a reward offered for their return to this office. Includes multiple dated ads and notices for local services and shops such as Shiner Garage, Laredo Candy Company, Gruen watches, and Daiches, Pax genpohl paint store, with various phone numbers and notices from December.
City Barber Shop announces sale to new owner and appoints V. Parxola as manager. Haircuts posted at $5 and shaving at 20 cents. Tub and shower baths with hot and cold water available at any hour. The former owner’s debts will not be the new management’s responsibility. Patronage requested.
A harmless dye for gray hair that invigorates the scalp and promotes growth. Removes dandruff and kills the microbe causing it. Prepared by Mrs. H. Myers at 917 Victoria street Laredo Texas P O Box 81. Sent postpaid. Sale at all Druggists. Price one dollar fifty cents a bottle.
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