Celebration of Washington Birthday and Bridge Dedication in Laredo
The February 22 celebration in Laredo marked the opening of a reinforced concrete international bridge linking the border cities with Governor Neff and Mexican officials in attendance. Crowds estimated at around 20 000 watched a full day of ceremonies including dedications, parades, bullfights, and a grand banquet with Mexican and Texas officials.
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Washington
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
International Bridge
Fort McIntosh
International Boundary Monument
Pat M. Neff
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Neff
Rio Grande
New International Bridge
Fourth Cavalry Band
New Bridge
de Lara
Mr. Beretta
Lopez de Lara
Arkansas
United States
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Laredo
Willard Simpson
Depuy
Leopoldo Villegas
Villegas
J. K. Beretta
Wees Avestu Usu
Wwe
Chamber of Commerce
Pat M. Nett
Cesar Lopes de Lara
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Robert L. Bobbitt
Social visitors and upcoming events noted in city
Mr W W Stein of Flatonia visits in the city with Mr Walter Stein. Mr S Cullnan of Houston guests of Dr and Mrs M P Cullinan. James Moore visits from Austin. G Underwood hosts guests including Dr Hickle and Lieut Laird groups. Miss Marjorie Ryan and Miss Kathleen McCarthy as guests of Mr and Mrs T M McCarthy. Mr Joseph Mireur and daughter visit from Corpus Christi. Esther Sharkey of South Laredo also in town. Mrs J A MacDonald to present pupils in dancing at Strand Theater. Mrs Louisa McFail announces Daniel C Camacho and Caroline V MacKenzie marriage February 7 in Brooklyn. Miriam Chapter No 86 Eastern Star double initiation and memorial followed by banquet at Hotel Hamilton. all members urged to attend.
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Pirates
Dorothy Borchers
Dick Derby
Jack Uater
Tom Greenstreet
Lindsay Petty
J. K. Fasnacht
Evans Younkin
Ceson McCorkill
Woody Bunn
Lafayette
Camp
Woman's Club
Missea Eloise Simmona
Minerva G'Sell
Albha May Board
Evelyn Ryan
Woman's Club of Laredo
Tuesday Music and Literary Club
Margaret Copeland
Genevieve Camp
Lois Derby
Josephine Daiches
Billie Stowers
Ruth Heaner
Dubin Successores
Cuauhtemoc
Mexico City
Guillermo Dominguez
Agustin Dominguez
Agustin
Carlota Dominguez
Luz Maria Dominguez
Washington
F. A. Matthes, Jr
George Washington
George Scratchley
Martha Washington
CIA
Ferretera del Rio Bravo
Uncle Sam
Ling
Alfredo Gonzalez Saenz
Peace
Josefa Garza
Mercy
Cecilio Herrera
Minerva Lozano
Red Cross
Alfonso Garcia
Germany
Gilberto Gonzalez
Russia
Alfredo Herrera
France
Missea Ella Gutierrez
Maria M. Trevisio
Captain Willoughby
Laoauls Dracoulis
The
Paramount Tailoring Company
Loyal Order of Moose
Urbahn School
Ferreteria del Rio Bravo
A. Deutz & Bro
T. Johnson
South Laredo
M. T
Cogley
St. Peters
Migs Berta Garza Gongoria
Felix Garza Gongora
Felipe Garcia Moreno
Pedro
San Agustin
Vilar
Eeomod
M. P. Cullinan
Luis Avila
Roberto Gutierrez
Idel Gonzalez
Edward Leyenlecker
Guillermo Garcia
Lohengrin
Ofelia Garcia
Leonor de la Garza
Maria Luisa Ostos
Nieves Garza Gongora
Eloisa Cardenas
Fidela de la Garza
Mike Penn
Rosa Gonzalez
Esther Penn
Leonor Vidaurri
Ernestina Sanchez
Raquel Garza Gongora
Dora Ostos
Angelina Farias
Ricardo de la Garai
Resita Vela
Lolita de Llano
Zroom
John Orfila
Arturo de Saracho
Nicolas M. Sanchez
Atanacio Vidaurri
Laredo
New Orleans
Louisa McFail
Daniel C. Camacho
Caroline V. MacKenzie
Seaman's Church’ Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miriam Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hotel Hamilton
Eastern Star
Calderon Proposes Reorganization of Mexican Party
Fernando Iglesias Calderon issues a proclamation calling for reorganization of the old Union Party of Mexico to replace the Carranza constitution with that of Diaz He aims to eliminate Articles 3 and 27 believed to be unfair to American interests in Mexico The move comes from Calderon a close ally of Obregon from San Antonio Texas dated February 23.
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San Antonio
Texas
U'berty Party
Mexico
Carranza
Diaz
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Obregon
Calderon
Referendum Call Sent by United Mine Workers Leader
President Lewis announced a general call for a nationwide referendum by the United Mine Workers to decide on a coal strike starting April 1. The measure seeks to determine workers' support for action and mobilize the union’s response nationwide.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Lewis
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Fred A. Matthes
Hidalgo
Alarcon
Fourth Cavalry
Boy Scouts
Pocahontas
Courtney Slaughter Proffitt
San Bernardo Avenue
Will Ryan
Ryan
James M. Wilkinson
Brennan
C. Lopez de Lara
James Vernon Proffitt
Fourth Cavalry Regiment
Fourth U. S. Cavalry Regiment
F. L. Mackay
Institute
Catholic Daughter of America
Knights of Columbus
Loyal Order of Moose Mooseheart
Dubin Sucrs
Monumental Trades
Royal Furniture Co
Standard Furniture Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Eva Mendez
Central
J. D. Honeyman & Sons
L. A. Martinez
Pan-American Bird Co
Moser Auto Co
Essex
Packard and Hudson
International Cowboys
Mooseheart
America
Knights of Columbua
Gladya Sauvignet
Ilona Parker
Anna Gallahan
Columbus
Blas N. Colon
Toribio J. Saucedo
Leopoldo Romano
F. A. Chacon
Pedro Garcia
R. Garza
Legion Park
Rodolfo Gaona
Gavin
Neal Hart Company
Allene Ray
Gaona
G. C. Hiatt
W. M Brennan
Eduardo Alarcon
Presidente Municipal
Laredo Bridge Company
Col
Howard R. Hickok
GC. Lopez de Lara
Felix Flores
Arnulfo Gonzalez
Eduardo Martinez Celis
Juan M. Garcia
A. E. Nissen
Quebec
Canada
Austin
the Baptist Church
D. A. RR
A. C. Hamilton
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
W. W. Stein of
Flatonia
Walter Stein
S. Cullnan
Houston
City
James Moore
Marjorie Ryan
Urbana
Ohio
Kathleen McCarthy
T. M. McCarthy
the Heights
Joseph Mireur
Little Daughter
Corpus Christi
H. G. DaCamara
Misa Esther Sharkey
J. A. MacDonald
Strand Theater
Eastern Star Banquet
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