Parcels Post System Likely to Challenge Express Firms
The Times predicts rapid nationwide expansion of the parcels post, noting European success and warning express companies that their lobby and press efforts cannot halt a convenience long enjoyed abroad. It argues country merchants will not be hurt, as locals still buy from nearby shops or mail-order houses when needed.
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Switzerand
Europe
United States
Contena
Expo
the Times
Strike Threatens New York Garment Industry Crisis
The New York garment workers strike threatens 150,000 people and 4,000 shops amid winter hardship and high costs. Critics say leaders misjudge timing, harming the poor who already face cold, hunger, and rising rents as coal and provisions demand cash payments. The piece notes child labor and subcontracting concerns, urging patience for warmer weather and better conditions. It also mentions political and international notes on Von Kidderlin and Balkan tensions.
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Trike
New York
Funeral of Sir Chae la Gar Held at San Agustin Cathedral
The funeral of Sir Chae la Gar, who died suddenly at his Isitas ranch, was held from his late residence to San Agustin Cathedral on Sunday at 10 o'clock. A large, sorrowing crowd followed the sedan to the Catholic cemetery where floral tributes marked the esteem for the deceased, with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Chae la Gar
Tome
Isitas
San Agustin Cathedra
Etive
Cristobal Farias
Esteban ‘Wallel
Jesus Salinas
Ignacio Bonaios
Agustin Salinas
Te R. Ortiz
A. J. Vidnurri
V. J. Puig
Antonio Sall
J. A. Ortiz
M. Yoxley
Bertan
Justo
Penn
Uke Vexaniter
C. Jefferies
Jani
Valls
Tom Leyendecker
John RP. Searle
Voice of Texas Opinion Weighs Popular Yet
The Laredo Times editorializes on a recent higher court ruling about U S soldiers and alimony noting popular enlistment and patriotism amid Texas pride. The San Antonio Express quotes the piece praising the country, the Rio Grande, and enduring love for home with cactus imagery and strong regional sentiment.
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U. S
Houston
Port Arthur
Laredo
Kong
Rio Grande
San Antonio Express
Married Women Rights Question Faces Legislature
A gathering of Mrs fala Van Houten and Mee W. A Hones for the State Federation of Woman's Clubs asked where a law granting married women control of their own property would stand. The current rule allows a man to dispose of his wife’s money, while a proposed measure would give married women the same rights to manage and enjoy their property. The report notes broad support and believes a fair minded governor will back the proposition, aligning with progressive sentiment in the arc. Also referenced are wartime tensions and cross-border actions impacting Texas and nearby regions.
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Fala van Houten
Hones
Weill
Willis News
Tragic Front Wagon Death After Accidental Gunfire
Santana Villareal 20, riding at the front of a wagon, was killed by an accidental gun discharge as Silvestre Heroundes and GH Garann sat nearby. Investigating officers detained the two men. preliminary hearing scheduled. Also notes a wedding announcement for J. R. Smith and Miss Petty in Carrizo Springs.
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Santana Villareal
Times
Silvestre Heroundes
Garann
Jesse ‘Lings
Li] 'Ita Ranch
Villareal
Mao Alan Ie
Tate
Villaress
J. R. Smith
Tomag Col Co
Carrizo Springs
Dinnit
Wheat
Methodist Church
Mr. Smith
Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Ft Smith, Ark
Parcels post law begins at Laredo post office
Readied for tomorrow dawn the Laredo post office prepares to inaugurate the parcels post law. Postmaster Ligarde stands ready to serve the first patron as the new rules take effect, with eleven pound weight limit and seven by eleven inch maximum parcel size. The change promises cheaper mail than express rates and requires stamps showing sender name and address on each package.
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Laredo
Ligarde
United States Post Office Department
Ublic
Parc Y Felt
Tuure
Timex
Hhow
Ite
Hse
Gossip Defined in Ancient Palestinian Narrative
A Marshall Messenger excerpt defines a gossip as a multiplying machine that turns a small fact into a major scandal. It portrays gossip as twisting truth into lies, sowing uncertainty, and condemning innocent acts, corrupting the commonwealth with harsh, hellish judgment.
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Palestine
Goss
Commonwealth
Hell
Marshall Messenger
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Warnings arise about catarrh remedies containing mercury, urging readers to avoid these ointments and seek safer alternatives for relief. The notice cautions families against enisled products and lists potential health hazards.
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Bey
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ATLEE
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Undertakers
John Convery
Architects
Suthered & Company
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Wormser Sros
Border Gas Company
FLITE
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Espejo Ranch
Shad
Leon
Ron
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James $, Steele
Tye
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