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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1923

Page

7

Maxim Plan to Fight Weevil An Olympia of Zoning

Dr Hudson Maxim proposes a five year program to eliminate boll weevil by zoning cotton growing areas from the Atlantic to the inland region. The plan requires about 500 million dollars with government funding to cover zoning costs and farmer losses. A 24 member congressional advisory committee of scientists inventors and business leaders would assist.

Associated Press Birmingham Ala Hudson Maxim Atlantic Eia Alabama Technical Society

Nurse awarded damages over hospital kiss incident

Miss Mathilde Renkhart, once a nurse student, won 20000 dollars in a jury verdict against Dr. Justin L. Mitchell for an unwanted kiss in the hospital nursery. She sought 25000 and testified she was discharged after reporting the conduct to authorities.

Associated Press Chicago Mathilde Renkhart Justin L. Mitchell

Robbed of Diamonds In Elevator Heist

Chicago reports Henry Hart a New York jewelry salesman was robbed of unset diamonds valued at 100000 by two armed men in an elevator of a downtown building today.

Chicago Henry Hart New York

Gasoline Prices Raised by Pierce Oil in Fort Worth

By Associated Press Fort Worth Texas February 24 retail gasoline prices were advanced to 22 cents by the Pierce Oil Corporation here to...

Associated Prensa Fort Worth Texas Pierce Oil Corporation

Coal Commission Warns of Shutdown Without Extra Funds

Washington February 24 members of the coal commission told the congressional appropriations committee that the commission will cease March 4 without a $400,000 special appropriation to continue coal industry fact finding. The plea stresses the urgency of additional money to sustain ongoing work.

Washington The Coal Commission Congressional Appropriations Committee Congress Commission

Berlin Raid Seizes Reichsbank Plates Near Piangsley

French forces boarded the Berlin-Cologne express near Piangsley and confiscated 12,000,000,000 marks and Reichsbank plates. Reports place Heangsley near Duesseldorf and Krortnlund. Allies hold Ruhr customs houses causing new Ruhr difficulties. Mayenge workers strike blocking communications.

Ty Associated Press Berlin Piangsley Bntt Reichsbank Heangsley Duesseldorf Krortnlund Truhr Or South Colonial Regiment Wuprerdreh Velbert Woverden Ruhr Rhineland Mayenge

Governor urges $900,000 to run Texas prison

Governor Neff asks the legislature to finance the state penitentiary with about 900000 to operate until the cotton crop moves. The system now holds 70000 with debts near 300000. Other items include an anti cigarette bill with fines up to 250 dollars and amendments to the free textbook law. An international water rights commission was proposed by Rep. Rountree. Neff also signed the Sheppard Towner maternity act provisions.

Associated Prena Austin Texas Neff McDaniel Comanche Stewart Edwards International Commission Mexico United States United States Was Proposed In A Resolution Prepared By Rep. Rountree Rio Grande Valley Mr. Rountree

Charges Dismissed in Waco Homicide Case

Mrs. Mabel McCarter says charges against her for killing Arch McCarter were dismissed upon returning from Dallas. Also dismissed were charges against her brother in law Lee Samon and S. W. Smith her father, both released.

Associated Press Waco Mabel McCarter kilHines Arch McCarter Dallas Lee Samon S. W. Smith

Shipping Bill Dead as Caesar Shipping Bill Dead as Caesar Effort

The administration shipping bill is generally conceded dead after a late vote in the Senate. Senator Jones says he will make no further efforts if the pending motion to take up the bill fails. Opponents move to recommit to kill the bill, with a vote expected Monday. President Harding is drafting an important communication to Congress.

Associated Freas Washington Senate Jones

Composite Farm Credit Bill Ready for House Passage

Washington February 24 A composite farm credits bill merging Lenroot Anderson and Capper Strong provisions has been drafted by the house banking committee. It would create a $60,000,000 intermediate credit organization linked to the federal farm loan system but independent in operation. The intermediate paper would qualify for rediscount in federal reserve loans and the measure is expected to pass with little opposition.

Associated Press Washington House Banking Committee McFadden House Federal Reserve McPadden

Relief chief says no decision on Russia shipments

Washington February 24. Secretary Hoover said the American Relief Administration has reached no decision on whether to cut off further relief shipments to Russia. Reports circulated that Russia is exporting wheat to Germany and Turkey.

Associated Press Washington Toover American Relief Administration Russia Germany Turkey

Pipeline Frozen Ties Dawson Explosion Toll to 120

A report to Governor Hinkle from the estate mine inspector states the No 1 mine pipeline sprinkling system at Dawson was frozen for five days before the February 8 explosion that killed 120 men.

Santa Fe N. M Dawson Hinkle

Klan Endorsed Mayor Candidate Garners El Paso Parade

In El Paso on February 24 more than 350 cars with banners and red torches paraded for P. E. Gardner, the Ku Klux Klan endorsed mayoral candidate. Gardner leads the Klan ticket as election day approaches, facing opponent State Senator R. M. Dudley who heads the anti Klan slate.

el Paso Texas P. E. Gardner Ku Klux Klan Gardner R. M. Dudley

Another Earth Shock Shakes Washington Region

A further heavy earthquake was recorded early today on Georgetown University’s seismograph, centered near the same area as the February 3 quake. The observatory director estimated a Washington distance of 6400 to 6600 miles with a west by south direction.

Associated Press Washington Pacific Georgetown University

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