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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1915
Page
12
The piece argues Pancho Villa may have advisers guiding a reckless push against Hill at Naco, urging restraint to avoid cross border violence. It quotes Cardinal Morier and discusses German actions in Belgium, neutrality, and American concerns over border firing and public safety.
Dallas officers confiscate all loaf change from a 17 year old boy as they investigate a claimed swallowed diamond from his stomach. The story reflects local beliefs about farming methods in the region as cited by the Austin American.
The column discusses Jackson Day in America and hints at British reply to Wilson on neutral commerce. It notes perceived preparedness gaps and memory of Andrew Jackson's defense, then previews an upcoming U S Senate contest involving Culberson and others in 1916 with rivalries and potential candidates.
City Marshal Brennan and Will Stoner traced stolen diamond rings to Manuel Huerta in San Antonio after a decoy message led to Huerta’s home. The rings valued at 250 and 100 dollars were recovered from Huerta and returned to R. P. Woodard and wife.
A vivid report narrates Will Stoner arresting Juan Salazar, a fugitive wanted in Laredo for burglary, after recognizing him in a drug store scene with Marshal Brennan. Salazar resisted. Stoner’s quick action ends in his capture as authorities pursue related warrants and local developments continue.
Amsterdam reports Cardinal Mercier the Belgian primate was arrested for publishing a letter urging Belgians not to recognize German authority. The paper cites a German guard outside his palace in Malines and says he was denied an episcopal visit to Antwerp. The letter asserts obedience to conscience against invaders.
A note honoring former United States Senator from Michigan Senator Barrows on his 78th birthday recalls his career. Born in Erie County, Paras, Barrows served in the Union Army and held roles as Kalamazoo County prosecutor and congressman before joining the Senate. Now with the National Monetary Commission, he remains a key Republican figure based in Kalamazoo.
Fred Benson a clever burglar arrested in San Antonio for visiting establishments and stealing valuables will be brought to Laredo for district court trial on burglary charges. He is linked to a November burglary at Captin and Mrs. Rethers’s apartments and faces multiple charges in San Antonio. The grand jury indicted him this week and his Laredo trial is set for January 26.
Guy Turpin leads a new Mexican American Athletic Club in Nuevo Laredo and Laredo set to stage two boxing shows monthly. The club will build a clubhouse and gymnasium for patrons with capital of 15000 pesos. Local businessmen from San Antonio and a Laredo investor participate. Turpin has long managed top fighters and expects strong bouts at popular prices appealing to fans.
In front of Borchers at 136i oC AdY a crescent garage details a local service site. The note lists the shop as a visible landmark with directions or identifiers for location and access.
A concise note states a job work ring up four units. The item mentions a small team handling four tasks with efficiency. No further details on identifiers or locations are provided.
Adele Ritchie pleads not guilty to assault and battery charges. George Wy Steel, a former friend, claims Bell hired two men to beat him on Broad Street after a dispute over a published story. The attackers were indicted but not captured by police.
Don Smith, promoter with four concessions for sporting events in Nuevo Laredo, announces a February 22 boxing card featuring Bobbie Walleh versus Jack Shelton. The program includes a bull fight after the bout in the roped arena.
Webb County ships several loads of cabbage to state and Masternu markets as part of diverse produce. The shipments include two solid warloads of cabbage sent last week and yesterday, with additional lettuce from Laredo growers. Prices are high and growers report strong demand for the high quality produce.
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment. I will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your locality if requested. Permanent care assured. Write today to Mrs. OM Summer Box FP a vette Dame ted.
A catch as catch can match is set for Monday evening at the skating rink opposite Garcia Motor Studio. Mexican champion Aguilar faces soldier wrestler Schuitheis in a high interest bout with both determined to win and a likely large crowd expected.
Rev M Barnes returns from San Antonio. City Marshal Mike Brennan also back from San Antonio trip. Robt Hinnant of Hebbronville visiting the Bender. Asher R Smith to Austin to take seat in the legislature Tuesday. Then lists numerous names and towns attached to Bender Ross Hamilton and others in various locations.
The Laredo Chamber of Commerce probes the State Fire Insurance Commission key rate in hopes of reducing the baseline 54 cent charge. By trimming items such as hose, equipment, and ladders, the city could save property owners 10 000 to 20 000 dollars annually on premiums, with fire department leaders backing changes to reach the standard. The drive, led by JR Trout and a chamber committee, urges citizen support for a volunteer force upgrade to meet the new standard.
County court office invites property owners to render property for the 1915 assessments. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. B. J. Leyendecker signs the notice.
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