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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1920

Page

12

Shipping board scuttles theft fears amid liner sale fears

A Saturday editorial questions a proposed sale of former German liners to the International Mercantile Marine. It argues the vessels, worth hundreds of millions, are nation property and warns against a low priced wash sale likely to enrich a favored group. The piece urges transparent public bidding and stresses accountability to the American people.

Chipping Board Ashurst Arizona Shipping Board International Mercantile Marine

Resignation of Secretary Lansing Not Surprising

The text notes Secretary Lansing’s resignation followed earlier public clues of differing views with President Wilson on the treaty and league covenant. It mentions calls for cabinet conferences as an overstep and suggests relief that the president’s condition limited questions at the time.

Lansing Wilson Congress Marshall League of Nations Senate Secrrtary

Benavides Becher No. 1 Oil Well Shows Gas Pressure

Report notes gas pressure in Empire Oil Co Becher No. 1 near Benavides. Drillers halted a cave in at 3522 feet and the liner now operates, with the drill pushing deeper. Oil standing 1300 feet in pipe suggests potential pay oil or gas deeper, with expectations of 75 to 100 barrels daily if productive. A second hard layer at 3524 feet delays progress as driller seeks through shale or cap rock.

Times M. Little Becher No. 1 Empire Oil Co Benavides

Notice of bread price changes from Mexican Bakers of Laredo

Notice to the Public states that starting February 16, 1929 only pieces of sweet bread will be sold at two for 5 cents and rusk at two cents each. No more small pieces at one cent. White bread remains priced as government sets. Mexican Bakers of Laredo.

Lieutenant Colonel Winn Probe Seeks Civilian Soldier Clash Causes

Fort McIntosh commander Colonel Frank L Winn orders a thorough inquiry into recent civilian soldier trouble in Laredo. He doubles the military police, warns soldiers against city visits with a chip on their shoulder, and aims to prevent a recurrence while stressing law and order. A preliminary report cites an isolated incident linked to a civilian insult. one soldier remains confined at Fort McIntosh.

Times Laredo Fort McIntosh Frank L. Winn Winn Thirtyseventh Infantry Colonel Winn

Webb County Commissioners Adjourn Probate Court Session

Webb county commissioners completed a six day session naming Judge A Winslow to fill the late County Judge Page’s unexpired term and adjourned for the term. The body handled road matters bond sales of 300000 dollars and examined reports. The next probate court session will convene Monday at the courthouse with Judge Winslow presiding.

Commissioners’ Court Webb County A. Winslow Page Winslow

Funeral for J. H. Hale set for Monday at 11

The funeral for the late J. H. Hale will be held Monday at 11 from the family home at 1920 Matamoros Street. The remains arrive on the morning train from Kirklin Indiana where Mr. Hale died Thursday.

J. H. Hale Matamoros Street Kirklin Indiana Hale

Fort McIntosh Birthday Celebration Plans Large Program

Washington Birthday will be observed with a full Fort McIntosh program on Saturday and today at the fort and aviation camp. Morning events include parades, mounted races, wall sealing, tent pitching, manual of arms, semaphore and wig wag signaling, machine gun drills, and relay teams. Afternoon features dash, tug of war, sack race, mounted wrestling, relays, boxing, and a baseball game, with cash prizes and blue ribbons.

Washington United States Fort McIntosh Times Fine and Headquar Ters

Busy Bees and Social Events Highlight San Antonio Ladies

Miss Minerva G Sell hosts Busy Bees while Miss Jimmie Steele visits from San Antonio for a moving picture party. Local gatherings include Home Nursing classes at the Y W C A, Friday Bridge at Mrs Mally, and social rounds with the Greer and MacGregor circles.

Minerva G’sell Arthur Derby Jimmie Steele San Antonio F. W. Mally H. D. Shelby Shelby Witting Black Morrow Purscin Daiches Murray Fish Moyer Christen Collins Jamie Kerr

Complete City Directory Planned by Directory Co

Laredo Chamber of Commerce secretary F. W. Mally explains a revised city directory project. The 1920 edition will include a numerical street guide and a comprehensive classified list of local businesses. Merchants may have general listings free, with charges for extra headings.

F. W. Mally Laredo Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Com

Voight Arrives for Big Catch-Can Wrestling Match

Fireman Voight of San Antonio arrives from the Alamo City to face Wichita wrestler Charlie Delivak in a catch-as-catch-can bout at the old Lincoln Theater tomorrow night. Voight captains the Central fire station and has many friends here. Delivak, a seasoned traveler who served in France, seeks victory in this local confrontation.

Lincoln Theater Charlie Delivak Wichita Kansas Fireman Voight San Antonio Voight Central Fire Station Alamo City Laredo Delivak United States France

Army Salvage Sale Listing for 22000 Shoes and More

Economy Salvage House at 1701 Hidalgo St offers a surplus sale of 22 000 shoes tents garbage cans mattresses aluminum mess kits hats underwear saddle blankets field gear auto tires and tubes beds and pans 16 000 pounds of flour and other articles suitable for hog feed all items from military liquidation.

Hidalgo St

No Divorce in Ireland Ends in Judicial Separation

The text notes that Ireland does not allow complete divorce. The best outcome for mismated couples is judicial separation, which does not permit remarriage.

Ireland

Piedmont Directory Firm Endorsed by Chamber of Commerce

The Piedmont Directory Publishing Company with local representation by Mr KE Hobbs has earned the chamber of commerce endorsement. Citizens and merchants are urged to cooperate with this well recognized directory publisher.

Birthdays for February Fourteen Highlight Notables

Israel Zangwill born in London sixty years ago today, Florence Roberts born in New York City forty nine years ago, William Shaw long time Christian Endeavor leader born in Ballardville Massachusetts sixty years ago, Charles F. Johnson former Maine senator born Winslow sixty one years ago, Charles Rann Kenedy English born dramatist forty nine years ago.

Israel Zangwill London Florence Roberts New York City Willam Shaw Christian Endeavor Societies Ballardville Mass Charles F. Johnson United States Maine Winslow Charles Rann Kenedy England

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