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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1922

Page

2

Mexico Tangles Over Article 27 Land Confiscation Decree

President Obregon issues a decree to suspend enforcement of the 1917 Article 27 regulating foreign ownership near borders and coasts amid debate on its repeal. The move seeks amicable adjustments with foreign property owners while signaling potential policy shifts as Mexico faces international pressure and questions of nationalization and good faith.

Obregon Mexico Vera Cruz Tampico Secretary of Agriculture Amercans Madero Mexican Congress

Public Sentiment and Opera Controversy Influence Profits

Public sentiment shapes amusement venues and could cut profits. The Chicago Grand Opera Company canceled Madame Gadski's contract after her husband, a former German officer, settled in the U.S. He fled justice after links to Wilhelmstrasse. He is accused of possessing military secrets, sparking debates on security and loyalty.

Captain Tauscher Germany Bernstorff Boy-Ful Tauscher iInaster Madame Gadski New York Mary Garden France Italy Londom Madame Gadsky Gerlin Ose Chicago Grand Opera Company Hans Tauscher Eustem Wilhelmstrasse Ife Iis

Birthday Anniversary of Boy Scouts Observed in Laredo

This evening at 8 on Jarvis Plaza the birthday anniversary program of the Boy Scouts of America will feature musical selections by the Agustin Boy Scouts Band in their first public appearance. Talks will be given by Dr. BE Sauvignet president of the Laredo Council of Boy Scouts and Scout Executive F J Mackay. The program includes pledges to the Scout Oath and Laws and to the flag and country. The stirring piece The Star Spangled Banner will be performed by the Scout Band. The public is invited to attend and enjoy the music.

Jarvis Plaza Boy Scout of America N Agustin Boy Scouts Boy Scout BE. H. Sauvignet Laredo Mackay Boy Scouts Boy Scouts of America

Laredo Library Highlights South American Photo Series

The library has a year of American City files featuring illustrated articles with fine photographs of South American countries and capitals. Pan-American Round Table members may wish to view the collection. Also on reading tables this month are Popular Mechanics The Literary Digest American Magazine The World's Work The Nation's Business Saturday Evening Post and The Review of Reviews.

Pan-American Round Table Popular Mechanics the Literary Digest American Magazine the World's Work the Nation’s Business Saturday Evening Post The Review of Reviews

City Council Discusses Convent Avenue Widening

The meeting covered widening Convent Avenue and related matters with petitions on assessment corrections and street grading. Aldermen referred cases to the mayor, city attorney, and streets committee, and approved minor refunds and budget questions while adjournment followed.

Itis Honor Leopoldo Villegas Henry Leyendecker Salinas Brennan Moore DaCamara Martin Richter Nastor Cantu B. J. Leyendecker L. W. Tansen Salinas Avenue Antonia B. Castallo Luevgendecker Laredo Bridge Co B. M. Alexander A. Winslow Convent Avenue Water Street Aldarman Brennan Laredo Water Company Water and Grant Streets Srennan Leyendeeler Finance Committee A. R. Garcia

Weather forecast for New Orleans by telephone

The United States Weather Bureau forecast from New Orleans reports tonight will be fair and warmer. Thursday will bring increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures.

States Weather Bureau New Times the Telephone Co

Weather and local notices from Fort McIntosh area

Observations for the 34 hours ending at 7:00 p m today report a maximum of 79 degrees and a minimum of 33. The observer is at 812 Flores with wind from the south southeast. A note from a general repair stall offers auto repair services and requests continued patronage. A stray cultural remark mentions Russians and tea served in a tall glass tumbler with a silver holder.

Akien Fort Mcintosh Flores Ain

Laredo Boy Scout Rally On Jarvis Plaza Tonight

The Laredo Boy Scout Rally takes place on Jarvis Plaza at 8 o'clock tonight with the Boy Scout Band providing music. All are invited to attend.

Laredo Seeks Local Hosts for Celebration Visitors

Excursionists will arrive February 20 to 23 for a three day celebration in Laredo and Nuevo Laredo. Residents are urged to offer spare rooms to accommodate guests and aid the accommodations committee to ensure visitors are well cared for and may return next year.

Nuevo Laredo Laredo

Remains Sent Home to Del Rio After Gunshot Death

Walter G. Swinney died from gunshot wounds inflicted on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande while in a skiff. He died at Mercy Hospital and was buried in Laredo under the American Legion. A telegram from his Del Rio father redirected the body to Del Rio, accompanied by his brother Anderson Sweeney, aboard the noon train.

Walter G. Swinney Riowande Mercy Hospital Laredo American Legion del Rio Anderson Sweeney

Celebration program promises grand Washington Birthday events

Laredo festivities for February 21 to 23 highlight a modern international bridge dedication with Mexican band, matador Rodolfo Gaona, and a wide street parade. Governors Pat M Neff Cesar Lopez de Lara and Juan M Garcia expected, thousands of visitors with cross border travel revived.

Pat M. Neff Texas Cesar Lopez de Lara Tamau- Hpas Juan M. Garcia Nuevo Leon Mexico City Rodolfo Gaona Laredo San Antonio Corpus Christi Monterrey Rio Grande Nuevo Laredo

How They Get That Way Eccentric Hair Question

A dialogue question asks whether long hair on men signals eccentricity or if long hair makes men eccentric. Ed Williams raises the inquiry and Jackson admits to wondering about the causal link between hair length and eccentric behavior.

Williams Jackson

Laredo Offers Grapefruit Orange and Lemon Trees for Home Planting

An ad-like note promises grapefruit orange and lemon trees for every yard in Laredo with delivery prices from 1.65 to 2.25 dollars based on size. It urges residents to mail orders or call 660 and notes selecting the best variety for Laredo with delivery around March.

Laredo South BE. R Tarver

Japanese Women Demand Equal Civil Rights Rise in Osaka Meeting

Japanese women from across the country gathered in Osaka on November 18 with 5,000 attendees. They adopted a disarmament resolution and cabled Mr Hughes to congratulate the Washington disarmament conference opening. The article notes a slow but steady awakening among Japanese women.

Osaka Hughes Washington

Venetian Scene Flops Yet Corset Adits by Painter

A artist painted Venice scene but critics rejected it while another work of his, celebrating spring, failed to gain viewership. He then produced a corset advertising image that propelled him to fame and wealth, according to the Richmond Times Dispatch.

Venice Far East Richmond Diepateh

Scout Movement Ideals and Citizenship Reach

Quote from Warren G. Harding praising the Scout Movement as a force teaching service and honor in citizenship. He expresses hope that every American boy can join the Boy Scouts and benefit from the organization.

Boy Scouts Reach Twelve Year Milestone Nationwide Celebration

In a nationwide observance the Boy Scouts of America marks twelve years since inception with governors and mayors taking the Scout Oath, extensive community events, and a growing movement. The organization now includes about 84 000 men in service and 403 152 youth engaged in outdoor activities and citizenship training across the country.

Boy Scout Movement Rotary Kiwanis Lions United States Boy Scouts of America

Boy Scouts of America A Birthday Gift of Service

The article celebrates the twelve year growth of the Boy Scouts of America and its impact on boys and communities. It notes over 2,000,000 have subscribed to the Scout Oath and Law, and about a half million men have served as scoutmasters and leaders. It calls for more men to volunteer and support boys nationwide.

Boy Scouts of America Hoy Scouts of America

National Retail Dry Goods Association Opens Annual Convention

The National Retail Dry Goods Association began its annual convention in New York with headquarters at the Hotel Pennsylvania. President Richard H. Webber of Detroit opened the gathering and committees were appointed as discussions focused on reducing the cost of distribution across dry goods and related stores nationwide.

New York National Retail Dry Goods Association Fhe United States Pennsylvania Richard ‘H. Webber Detroit

A Judiciary Inquiry Into a Traveling Man’s Alleged Trade

A well known traveling man involved in the drug trade is cited in a judiciary inquiry. He claims he has heard druggists question a customer who wished to buy a cough remedy, suggesting possible complicity or inquiry practices.

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San Agustin Boy Scouts Band Laredo Library Weather Forecast Local Weather Report Gaona Buick Citizens Auto Co Lincoln Street International Commonwealth Magazine Jeff McLemore Nash Alexander Building Lincoln Santa Clotilde Phone Crockett Avenue C 8Th St International Bridge Tralde Rock Asphalt Co International Mercantile Co B. Juarez Plumbing Philadelphia Laerdo Saft Will W. Gregg Notary Public At Times Office Farragut Street Lis'aen Pegaya Kellogg's Kellogg’s waKellers TED Comm Tec Ian Are Makers Scout Movement America Boy Scout Organization Warren G. Harding
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