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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1921

Page

6

Laredo Times Subscription Rates Announced

The Laredo Times, published by Penn Publishing Company, outlines daily and Sunday editions with mail and carrier options to the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Rates cover one copy monthly 60 cents, yearly $6.00, and weekly Sunday editions with varying durations. Subscriptions are due in advance. Entered as second class matter at the Laredo post office under the 1879 act.

United States Mexico Canada Laredo New Laredo Texas

Address Communications to Penn Publishing Co Laredo Texas

Address communications to Penn Publishing Co Telephone 43 Laredo Texas as directed in local notices and business correspondence.

Penn Publishing CO Telephone Laredo Texas

Associated Press News Rights Statement

The Associated Press asserts exclusive rights to republication of all AP dispatches credited or not credited in this paper and to the focal news published herein.

Associated Press Focal News

Community debates new parking ordinance objections arise

Monday's Daily reports varied opinions on the city council parking ordinance. Members argue the rules aim to minimize disruption for the most residents while protecting pedestrians and walkers, noting volunteers and public service vehicles rely on orderly streets.

Nuevo Fort Mel i Pia Rockles

Mexican stance on recognition and Article 27 dispute

Mexico City resists hasty recognition bargaining while stressing Article 27. The United States asserts equal justice for Americans and Mexicans, questions the Mexican minister Rafael Capmany Zubaran, and hopes Obregon's government remains stable and respectful of others’ rights.

Mexico City Commerce and Labor Rafael Capmany Zubaran Mexico United States Benito Juarez Zabaran Obregon Auuna

Viceroyalty names afloat as Willingdon favored

Indian capital dispatch notes several candidates for the viceroy post in India. Lord Willingdon, governor of Madras, Bombay and former Junior Lord of the Treasury under Campbell Bannerman emerges as a leading possibility. Churchill is mentioned among options.

Associated Press Simla India Information Bureaus India Winston Churchill England Lord Willingdon Madras Bombay Treasury Henry Campbell Bannerman

Pioneering aviatrix Katherine Stinson in New Mexico sanitarium

Miss Katherine Stinson, famed aviatrix, is undergoing treatment in a New Mexico sanitarium for a pulmonary ailment connected to her World War France service. Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell voted in Elizabeth New Jersey amid the recent election. Dr Blackwell, nearing 96, and Mrs Carlotte Pierce of Philadelphia are cited among the last living attendees of the first woman’s rights convention at Seneca Falls in 1848.

Katherine Stinson New Mexico France Antoinette Brown Blackwell Elizabeth N. J Blackwell Carlotte Pierce Philadelphia America Seneca Falls, N. Y

Christmas Day In Laredo Delights With Spirit And Charity

Christmas in Laredo featured midnight services at St Peters San Agustin Holy Redeemer and Christ Episcopal churches, early gift distributions by Rotary committees, care for prisoners, Soldiers' Christmas meals at Fort McIntosh, and broad community kindness as townspeople visited relatives and shared in the festive, generous mood. The day was cool and pleasant despite overcast skies, with scarce mendicants and a strong sense of goodwill throughout the city.

Renault St. Peters San Agustin Holy Redeemer Catholic Christ Episcopal Church Rotary Club Benjamin Cardenas Post Chapel Santa Claus Uncle Sam Fort McIntosh Nein Laredo Withal

Exodus of Mexican laborers flows through Port of Laredo

Hundreds of Mexican laborers arrived Christmas morn and afternoon and awaited Sunday morning to get passports vised before continuing southward. The December exodus through Laredo surpasses November as more laborers pass through. A fire at Auto Supply Co was averted when gas fumes ignited by a discarded match, flames smothered in the tank and the fire controlled quickly by firefighters.

Port of Laredo Mexico Auto Supply Co

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness

An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via bloodstream action. It promises $100 for any case not cured and includes a circular offer through Druggists, Cheney & Co.

Hall Cheney & CO Talada

Notice to Hunters Do Not Hunt on Womber Brothers Lands

Notice to hunters. No hunting or fishing will be allowed in our pastures nor in our lakes. Please do not ask for permits from WORMBER BROS. 11-6-2m.

Wormber Bros

Taking Desperate Chances with Cough Remedies

Describes why ignoring a cold risks weaker health and opens the door to serious illness. Warns that many recover without care but cautions against taking chances. Promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a low-cost solution known for curing bad colds.

Fort McIntosh Soldiers Entertainments Planned for Week

The Fort McIntosh program for enlisted men continues this week after the Christmas tree event. Tonight features movies at the Post Theater, with subsequent dances, candy-pulling, chess and domino tournaments, and a New Year masquerade ball at the Soldiers' Club.

Fort McIntosh Post Chapel Soldiers’s Club Post Theater Service Club Soldiers’ Club

Log Day Greeting From Black Forest Christmas Custom

In the Black Forest Christmas or Yule, known as Log day, each man and his sons cut down a log for the season. The customary greeting as they begin is a brisk A merry log day.

Black Forest

Sis Hopkins vs Rotarians in New Year Diamond Clash

The Sis Hopkins professional baseball team prepares for a New Year game against Rotarian masters on January 1, 1921. Fans are promised a dramatic matchup as Hopkins uses kitchen utensils and pillows to train for incoming hits while Rotarians pledge to field every ball.

Boston Bloomers A. D Sis Hopkins Rotarians

Trains Schedule for Corpus Christ and St Louis Routes

Train No 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 9 66 a m while Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 36 p m on the International and Great Northern line. A fast through train to St Louis leaves at 11 15 a m and reaches 4 30 p m. The Night Train departs at 10 p m and arrives at 7 30 a m.

Corpus Christ

Train schedule for Rio Grande and Eagle Pass route

Train No 1 departs Laredo daily except Sunday at 830 am arrives Minera at 1020 am Train No 2 departs Minera daily except Sunday at 1100 am arrives Laredo at 316 pm

Rio Grande Eagle Pass Laredo Minera

Celebration Aims for Washington's Birthday in Laredo

City leaders plan a three to four day event in February to honor Washington's Birthday with a cross border celebration. A mass meeting will appoint organizers and committees to coordinate activities including a night reenactment of Washington Crossing the Delaware set as Washington Crossing the Rio Grande, grand parades, athletic events, rodeo and other features to mark the occasion.

Washington Laredo Citiens Leopoldo Villegas Joseph Netzer Mexico Laredos Delaware Rio Grande

Fireworks Prohibition Issued By City Marshal During Holidays

City Marshall M Brennan warns the public that firing firearms cannon crackers and other fireworks is prohibited by law during the holidays. Violators will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. This notice urges compliance and enforcement.

M. Brennan

Times Ad Offers Daily Watch Opportunities

An advertisement from The Times promotes a daily watch opportunity with a subscription rate of 60 cents per month. The notice frames ongoing access as a continuing offer and invites readers to subscribe for regular updates.

the Times

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THE Laredo Times Penn Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors Associated Ciiiews Harding E.des Sefhor Zubaran TIMES Cooper Nnston's Eastman Kodaks Sonora News Company Domance Electric Irons Dover Electric Irons Wormser. Bros Hichester S Tadleat Chichester Diamon van Ville Uy Druggliat B. K. Allen C. W. Rogers Dilley J.B. Ledberry Crusher and Puilverizer Co Texarkana, Texas Sta. Maria Citizens Auto Company Hopkins Solis Candies New Orleans Northwest Cor. Market Plaza Paul Geelp; & Sons Crumpler Sales CO Nettleton Iturbide St Chiropractic Ella A. Chittenden D. C Palmer Bertani
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