German envoy von Leisner resigns over extradition pledge
The German charge d affaires in Paris Kurt von Leisner resigns and returns to Berlin rather than forward to Berlin the list of Germans sought by the Allies under the treaty terms. He defends his stance as consistent with German policy, condemns extradition of fellow Germans, and questions Allied enforcement. The editorial urges punitive action to enforce treaty terms and questions loyalty of several German officials.
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Kurt von Leisner
Paris
Berlin
von Levaner
Hhis
Ardawy
von Leisner
Santé
Germany
Holland
Resigning U S District Attorney Objects to Palmer Anti-Radical Campaign
An official of the government resigns stating he cannot support Attorney General Palmer's anti-radical drive. He cites upholding the constitution and laws as paramount, arguing it would be wrong to prosecute those who oppose the status quo. The piece notes a trend of tender consciences over Bolsheviks and I W W in prosecutions.
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Palmer
Lurimer
Saturday Evening Post
United States District Attorney
Maryland Senator John Walter Smith at seventy five
John Walter Smith of Maryland, a Worcester County native and longtime finance and industry leader, marks his seventy fifth birthday. A former Maryland senator, he later served in Congress, became governor, and since 1908 has served in the U S Senate, with two reelections to date.
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John Walter Smith
United States
Maryland
Senator Smith
Worcester County
Maryland Senate
Congress
United States Senate
Choosing a Child Cough Remedy Slated for All Mothers
For children a cough medicine must be pleasant to take with no harmful drugs and be effective. Long experience shows Chamberlains Cough Remedy meets these conditions. It is a favorite with many mothers.
Favorable Conditions for Onions and Cabbage in Laredo
The Laredo section reports onions and cabbage in fine condition with expected cold snaps ahead. Indications show nearly two thousand carloads of onions and several hundred carloads of cabbage to be shipped in late spring, along with diverse vegetables well advanced for this period.
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Laredo
Death of Mrs I D Newton Sudden in Del Rio
Word reached Laredo last night of the sudden death of Mrs I D Newton of Del Rio on February 2. She was a woman of sterling qualities beloved by all who knew her. Her husband I Db Newton is left bereaved and is a brother of the late William Dudley Newton and Robert Lee Newton of this city.
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Laredo
I. D. Newton
del Rio
Newton
I. Db. Newton
William Dudley Newton
Robert Lee Newton
Soldiers Club Continues Here Without Any Change
The Soldiers Club in this city, once run by War Camp Community Service from July 1, 1918, to January 11, 1920, has transferred from W C C S to the soldier boys of the Laredo district. Bob Essing remains as manager, guiding the club under its new operators. Many wartime soldiers clubs have closed, but Laredo’s club will keep operating on the Texas Mexican border for servicemen’s entertainment, funded and maintained by the soldiers themselves.
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Soldiers Club
Soldier Boys
Laredo
Bob Essing
Soldiers Coub
Bliss Native Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Bliss Native Oil as the best remedy for rheumatic back pain stiffness bruises headaches and sore muscles. It claims rapid penetration easing pain improving circulation toward a normal condition. Produced by A O Bliss Medical Company Washington DC priced at 50 cents and 25 cents per bottle.
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BLISS
A. O. Bliss Medical Company
Washington, D. C
Wortham Shows to Open Nine Day Engagement in Laredo
C A Wortham World's Greatest Ex position Shows will bring a twenty car outdoor amusement organization to Laredo for a nine day run starting Saturday February 14. The Wortham setup includes a Wild West and Indian Congress and a water circus with diving girls. Twelve shows are planned with three new rides including the Whip. The Wortham special arrives February 13 to ensure a prompt opening.
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Joe 8. Scholibo
Laredo
Washington
Scholibo
Co. A. Wortham
Wortham
Wild West and Indian Congress
Vern Tanlinger
Ringling Circus
Tex.-Mex. By
Depot Show Lot
Counting Colds by Dollars and Cents
A reader notes the cost of a cold in dollars and cents and suggests that stopping work may be wise. It takes about ten days to recover with usual remedies, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can shorten the illness. Having a bottle at home is framed as a prudent winter and spring investment.
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Chamberlain
Laredo
The Love Burglar shines at Strand Theatre with Anna Nilsson
Anna Nilsson, Swedish leading lady, stars opposite Wallace Reid in Paramount’s The Love Burglar at the Strand Theatre tomorrow. Nilsson, who came to America in 1907 after a storied stage career, delivers a dramatic siren role in a dive setting, showcasing her talent alongside Reid.
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Anna Nilsson
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Strand Theatre
Miss Nilsson
Sweden
America
Chronic Constipation and Gentle Laxatives in Focus
The article cautions against routine use of mineral waters and strong cathartics that dry the body and worsen constipation. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic producing gentle, scarcely noticeable bowel movement and less likelihood of triggering further constipation.
Flames of the Mesh film at the Royal. carnival planned for Washington’s Birthday
The listing notes the film Flames of the Mesh starring Gladys Brockwell failing to arrive, with manager Valdez presenting The Shark starring George Walsh today. It also mentions the Wortham Shows opening February 14 for Washington’s Birthday events, a Kennedy’s delicatessen ad, a recent marriage license, multigraph services, and various local notices including leases, plumbing ads, a wrestling setup, school board notes, census interest, auto painting, importations from Mexico through Laredo, and B'nai Israel officers with Friday services.
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Flames of the Mesh
Gladys Brockwell
Valdez
the Royal
The
Shark
George Walsh
Notable events from years past across nations
Chronology highlights key figures and milestones: Ole Bull born in 1810 at Bergen died 1880 there. 1813 Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance founded in Boston. 1846 Oregon Spectator first Pacific coast newspaper. 1887 rail crash near White River Junction VT with dozens killed or injured. 1802 Emilia Carlen died in Stockholm born 1807. 1894 first Dutch women’s suffrage group formed Amsterdam. 1895 National Farmers Alliance met Raleigh NC. 1917 Senate passed Immigration Bill over veto.
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Ole Bull
Bergen
Norway
Massachusetts Society For the Suppression of Interperance
Boston
Oregon Spectator
Pacific Coast
White River Junction
Emilia Carlen
Stockholm
Netherlands
Amsterdam
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Raleigh
N. C
United States Senate
Local views on Empire Oil well in Duval County
An interview with a Laredo man who just returned from the Empire Oil Co well near Benavides in Duval county explains that regardless of whether the Becker well pays out, the tests at Empire will be valuable to Southwest Texas. He says geologists located the well and that 3400 to 3500 feet depths yielded a 15 to 20 foot oil bearing sand, indicating a deep oil bearing sand likely to benefit landholders and legitimate operators and to spur further prolific fields between the Texas-Mexican tracks and the Rio Grande.
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Laredo
Empire Oil Co
Benavides
Duval County
Becker
Texas
Empire
Rio Grande
New City Directory Soon in Laredo
The Chamber of Commerce has arranged with an East directory concern to compile a city directory of Laredo. It will contain the names of all families and a complete compendium of population, industries, commerce, and agriculture. A directory representative will arrive in a few days to begin gathering statistics.
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Chamber of Commerce
Laredo
Directory Company
Laredo City Passes Tit for Tat Toll for Cross Border Traffic
Laredo city council proclaims a reciprocal measure reacting to Nuevo Laredo Mexico taxes on vehicles crossing the border. Mexican car owners crossing the Rio Grande into the U.S. will pay 20 cents per crossing, while carriages and boats incur 10 cents. Fees apply on the American side as long as Mexican authorities tax street use.
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Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
German Government troops seize Bremen after heavy battle
Reports state Bremen was captured from German Reds by government troops after a fierce clash. Archangel dispatches claim severe Bolshevik losses inflicted by American forces amid ongoing fighting.
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Bremen
Archangel
Periodic Bilious Attacks Advised Use of Chamberlain Tablets
Persons subject to periodic bilious attacks will observe that their appetite fails before an attack. They eat because it is meal time. If they eat only a light meal and no meat, then take two of Chamberlain's Tablets, the attack may be avoided.
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Chamberlain
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