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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1918

Page

12

Autocracy and democracy urged by Governor Lindsey

Saturday's Daily cites Governor W. E. B. Lindsey of New Mexico defending democracy and contrasting it with autocracy. The piece recalls wars led by Prussia and Germany versus US conflicts, urging Allied support, condemning German propaganda, and noting American efforts to protect soldiers and homes amid World War I tensions.

W. E B. Lindsey New Mexico Otto von Bismarck Prussia Denmark Schleswig Holstein Austrian France Alsace-Lorraine United States England Mexico Spain Lindsey Germany Ten Fons Austria Wilson George

No News Is Good News Warns On Propaganda

The War Department cautions that no news does not mean bad news. German agents spread worry about soldiers in France while government channels immediately notify designated relatives when a soldier is killed or wounded, often before papers learn any details.

War Department Texas France United States Army

Texas Food Administrators Meeting at San Antonio

At the San Antonio gathering of County Food Administrators it was stated that wheat supplies in the United States are so deficient that rationing may be needed to stretch flour until the new crop. Sugar and fats face similar limits, and the public is urged to follow and educate, with patriotism and humanity as guiding principles, courtesy of A. D. Smith Webb Co. Food Administrator.

Prussia Gov. Lindsey Austria-Hungary Wilson Abraham Lincoln San Antonio United States Food Administration A. D. Smith Webb Co

Washington Birthday Celebration Praised In Laredo Parade

Laredo held a large Washington birthday tribute with a noted parade, military display, speeches by United States Consul Sholes, Judge Hal W. Greer, and Clemente N. Idar, plus food conservation remarks by A. D. Smith. The crowd enjoyed School Plaza auto exhibits, a Thirty-seventh Infantry Band concert, and a crowded Carnival Grounds as the event moved through town.

Washington Laredo Joseph W. Kenney Joe J. Jurgens Automobile Committee M. G Deltink Harris Captain Herr Mort McIntosh School Plaza Matamoros Matamoros Atreet Brennan Areda M. G. Delling Fourteenth Cavalry Fort McIntosh Army Y. MC. A Jarvis Plaza Federal Building United States Sholes Hal W. Greer Clemente N Jesse B. Applewhite X. Callahan Thirty-seventh Infantry Carl Everlof Carnival Company Alice Brownsville

Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Ry Stockholders Meeting

Notice states annual meeting of stockholders of Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Railway at the company offices in Laredo Texas on Thursday March 7 1918 at 2 p m to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. Regular board meeting follows at same place and date. Secretary C Biggio Laredo Texas February 6 1918.

The Rio Grande & Eagle Pass Ry Laredo Texas

British Industries Fair Opens In London For Two Weeks

The British Industries Fair in London will open Monday and run two weeks. Due to wartime restrictions the exhibit covers earthenware and glass, china, fancy goods, paper, stationery, printing, toys and games. The goal is to boost interest in these sectors as England faces postwar competition with Germany and Austria.

London England Germany Austria

Times ad offers daily watch at 50c monthly

A brief classified note promotes subscribing to The Times with a price of 50 cents per month, inviting readers to watch for opportunities in the daily edition.

the Times

Onion growers of Texas to call general meeting

A mass meeting of Laredo area onion growers was held at the Chamber of Commerce to plan a marketing strategy for the coming season. With 8000 carloads in cold storage and wartime transport concerns, a resolution was adopted to convene a general meeting of all onion growers in South and Southwest Texas to coordinate distribution and prevent market demoralization. Steve Simon chaired. Ike Alexander, W J Sames, J W Kenney, and J H Davis spoke. F W Mally and Payne offered guidance.

Laredo Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Texas Brownsville Corpus Christ Steve Simon Ike Alexander W. J. Sames J. W. Kenney J. H. Davis F. W. Mally Payne State Department of Agriculture

Fourth Contingent Leaves for Camp Travis Today

The fourth Webb county contingent to the national army departs for Camp Travis to learn the war game and train for service. Seventeen leave this day, with eleven more registrants to report elsewhere. locals include Daniel Estrada and Leonardo Ding among others. The group proceeds quietly, honored with olive drab sweaters from Laredo Honor Guard Girls Company.

Webb County National Army Travis Laredo Daniel Estrada Pedro Montalvo Leonardo Ding Ricardo M. Cavazos John T. Gallahan Harry G. Gullette, Jr Solomon C. Freed Tasman Freedland John P. Rossi Robert Ro Sanchez Henry Crumpler Jose Zamora Juan Trevi Rodolfo Carbajal Jose Villareal Leo Mistette Ramon Charles Frank P. Daugherty Fred. Glover Schaefer Victoria Howard L. Langston Dallas Ralph Powell Monterey Mex Roy K. Runyan Valley Wash Exemption Board Honor Guard of Honor Guard Girls Company of Messrs

This Date in History and Society Notes

This date in history lists events from 1751 to 1917 including Henry Dearborn birth, Buena Vista clash, Nile source hint, Haitian fire near Port-au-Prince, 1867 deadly southern Europe quake, and 1904 Panama Canal Treaty ratification. The Times invites readers to submit society items such as weddings and parties with signed correspondence and guidance on contact times and editors.

Henry Dearborn New Hampshire Roxbury Mass Gen Taylor Santa Anna Buena Vista Speke Grant Lake Victoria Nyanza Port-auw-Prince Haiti Europe Holy See Canada Greece Crete Prince Henry of Prussia New York Emperor William Meteor United States Senate North Sea Verdun Lloyd George Times the Times

Notable birthday today for Margaret Deland at 61

Margaret Deland, famed New England novelist now in France for war relief work, turns 61. Born in Pennsylvania, she rose to prominence with John Ward Preacher and Old Chester Tales, depicting Keystone State life and addressing pressing social issues of her era.

Margaret Deland New England France Deland Boston John Ward Robert Elsmere Chester Pennsylvania Keystone

Money Makers Ad Clipping From Times Want Ads

Classified item notes cash making opportunities with eight dollars up front and a four dollar earn claim. Details are scarce in the readable fragment.

Money Makers

Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Activities For Locals

Saturday events include Red Cross Knitting Circle at 4 PM with Mrs W W MacGregor and Junior Scouts gathering at Methodist church club room. Ladies Night at Thirty seventh Infantry Club. Sunday church groups meet from 6:30 to 7:00 PM across Epworth League, Christian Endeavor, B P U, and Christian Church. Monday features Red Cross Surgical Room dressings class and Sunbeam Band meeting plus Camp Fire Girls. A Market Hall concert benefits Soldiers Tobacco Fund.

Red Cross W. W. MacGregor Methodist Church Thirtyseventh Infantry Club Red Cross Surgical Room

Tobacco Fund Concert Program Noted Missing Number

The paper notes an important number was omitted from yesterday’s Tobacco Fund Concert program. The item Vocal-Provence Song by Del Acqua and Mrs Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald is added. The program is not yet finalized and will be published in Monday’s issue.

Tobacco Fund Provence Del’Acqua Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald

Personal notices list readers headed to new posts and homes

Mike N. Falvella sails to Corpus Christi to join the Corpus Christi Caller as pressman. Also listed are Fred Adams L R Robinson and others from San Antonio St Louis New York and across the country with moves to towns including Texline Spokane Tampico Los Angeles Bloomington and more.

Mike N. Falvella Corpus Christi Bender Texline Wash M. Kck. Hay Spokane Henry Beslin Tampico J. L. Reynolds T. Robinson San Antonio Paul Wilkinson J. CC. Charles Los Angeles Cal 8. Brantegam Pennsylvania S. P. Vizcaino New Orleans William J. Lyman F. F. Clinton Bloomington New York

Munday Faces Second Trial Over Insolvent Bank Deposits

Chicago February 23 C B Munday former president of La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank and associate of William Lorimer is set to stand trial next week at Morris on a charge of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. He was convicted and sentenced on the first trial.

Chicago C. B. Munday la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank William Lorimer Morris Munday

Romance of St James Palace Chronicle

London reports St James Palace now houses new government offices born from wartime needs.Once a leper hospital site from 1190, the palace began under Henry VIII with only the gateway and Chapel Royal remaining. The Stuarts favored the palace as birthplace of James II and residence for Queen Anne, with George II the last royal resident. The historic palace lends its name to the English Court though no longer a royal residence.

London St James’ Palace Henry VII St. James’ Palace James II Anne George II

Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach liver and bowels

Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as remedies for stomach disorders heartburn indigestion and constipation. Promises relief of digestive complaints and general digestive aid.

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Texas Food Administrators Soldiery Thirty Seventh Infantry Laredo High School Military Co Wortham Rio Grande Tire & Rubber Co Camp Travis Haleh J. Mignes Beaumont Roy R. Misher Canyon City Colorado Samuel N. Gallegos Saguache Colorado Elzir Allen Hogue Ft. Worth Thomas F. Everett Memphis Tenn William Henry Taylor Beeville Hermann Hagedorn Marzelle Beene E. P. Lewis Helen Lewis B. J. Leyendecker Bessie Hall Mrs. Drier Mrs. Kenney L. H. Bruni Miss & V. Lee F. M. Ramsay Mesdames J. R. Fasnacht A. Offer Lee Jurgens Kfeld Slaughter Wm. Hebbrow Leslie Stoner Cullinan FEF Sharkey R. P Woodard Gill E. H. Buenz Hatley P Biskamp A. S. J. Tucker H. Stow Garlick Wharton Misses Moore Hirsch Kaplan Frances Alexander Lone Star Blue Bird Camp Fire Girls Lone Star Blue Bird Chapter Camp Fire Girls Violet G. Oberfeldt Epworth League of the Methodist Church Christian Endeavor Presbyterian Church Creath Memorial Baptist Church Christian Endeavor of the Christian Church Margaret Claflin Arvilla Seamon Mildred Gravis Lionel Goodman Uncle Sam Romance OF
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