Laredo Times Public Notice and Subscription Rates
The Laredo Times is a daily and Sunday paper published in Laredo Texas with mail and carrier delivery options across the United States Mexico and Canada. Subscription rates include 60 cents monthly 6 dollars yearly for daily delivery and two dollars yearly for weekly Friday editions with advance payment required.
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Mall Poet
United States
Mexico
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
AP Attribution Notice Preserves Exclusive News Rights
The Associated Press asserts exclusive rights to its news dispatches and locally published material, stating that AP material may not be republished without proper credit and permission as printed in this paper.
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Associated Press
Labor wage crisis and proposed normal standards
A San Antonio interview with Samuel Gompers criticizes nationwide wage cuts as a response to high living costs. He argues wages must align with prices for groceries clothing and fuel, noting distortions in trades like cigar making and plastering. He says lower wages are needed to restore affordability and reduce prices across goods.
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Samuel Gompers
San Antonio
Mexico City
Gompers
United States
Crisis Here Not Organized Lab Victory Yet
Fragmentary text speaks of a crisis not resolved by the organized lab, suggesting the rest of the population may prevail over the expected winner. Context remains unclear with limited readable details.
Attack on Mexico journalists stirs border passport dispute
The article attacks Mexican journalists as untrustworthy while recounting Luis Morones’s border visit and repeated passport visa refusals. It blames Laredo officials for local lynchings and intimidation, naming editor Leo Walker and others as actors, and questions who authored the inflammatory piece.
John C. Freund Promotes National Arts Ministry and Conservatory
John C. Freund of New York City at seventy-two leads a nationwide campaign to create a ministry of fine arts in the President's cabinet and a national conservatory of music. As editor of Musical America and president of the Musical Alliance of the United States, he has long fought the “mystical fake” and urged recognition of American musical talent.
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C. Freund
New York City
Today’s federal and state events mark inaugurals and meetings
Electors convene in capitals to cast votes for President and Vice President while new governors Harry L. Davis Arthur B. Hyde Len Small and Thomas C. Moline prepare to be inaugurated. National and regional conferences on parks traffic labor and Pan American cooperation begin in Des Moines Washington Chicago and Mexico City. Industrial Georgia Week flags industrial potential as trials proceed in coal conspiracy cases in Indiana polis.
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Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Arthur B. Hyde
Missouri
Len Small
Illinois
Thomas C. Moline
Arkansas
United States
Des Moines
Washington
D. C
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
South
Central American
Pan-American Labor Federation
City of
Mexico
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Dorsey
Georgia
Frenchy the City Pioneer's Death Leaves Gap in Laredo
Eugene David known as Frenchy, a longtime choral leader and city veterinarian in Laredo for 15 years, died at 1316 Balinas Avenue. A French native who settled in New York as a child, he served in the Civil War, later moved to Sacramento as an army teamster, then became a veterinarian for the city. He was 76, survived by two children, Eugene David Jr and a daughter, and was a Union veteran on the pension rolls, member of the G A R. Funeral at 5 pm from San Agustin Church this afternoon.
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Eugene David
Laredo
Sacredo
Eugene David, Jr
Captured with the goods and held to grand jury
On Saturday night near the Heights by the Rio Grande police arrested Jesus Hernandez and Pantaleon Angeles. They had four suitcases each containing twelve quarts of tequila. They were arraigned before Justice S. A. Atlee on possession of intoxicating liquor and bound to the grand jury in $300 each, failing to provide and remanded to county jail.
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Heights
Rio Grande Front
Jesus Hernandez
Pantaleon Angeles
Hernandez
Angeles
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Atlee
Grand
Notorious Mrs. Sounds Star Bessie Barriscale In Dife's Twist
At Laredo the Robertson-Cole star Bessie Barriscale headlines Dife's Twist, a new picture shown at Rialto starting Wednesday. The cast includes King Baggot and Walter McGrail with Miss Garris in dual roles. Strand offers Up In Mary's Attic, a Pine Arts Pictures comedy at Strand tomorrow and Wednesday, promising light fare over harsh themes.
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Bessie Barriscale
Robertson-Cole
Mrs. Sounds
Marie Chester
Tina Pierce
Miss Barriscale
King Baggot
Walter McGrail
Strand
Mary's Attic
Pine Arts Pictures
Strand Theatre
Ziegfeld
Farnum Thrills in Sail Yard Scene for The Scuttlers
In San Francisco while filming The Scuttlers, William Farnum as Jim Landers plays a Lloyds detective who is shanghaied as a sailor. A dangerous mast-top scene has him flapping on the yard as the first mate loosens it, then the captain's daughter orders to square the yard and Farnum returns to safety.
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the Royal
Wiliam Farnum Company
San Francisco
William Fox v
Scuttlers
Royal Theatre
Farnum
Lloyds of London
Mr. Farnum
Jim Landers
Mass meeting called to select delegation for border governors’ escort
The delegation from Coahuila, Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, and Chihuahua will escort Mexican governors and staff to Governor Nett’s Austin inauguration. Laredo aims to arrange a round trip Mexico to Austin and back. An 8:00 P.M. mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow invites all citizens to attend and advise. Governors Enriquez, Lopez de Lara, Gonzales, Gutierrez, and Gircia plan to participate or send representatives.
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Laredo
Mexico
Texas
Obregon
Mexico City
Austin
Entertainment Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ignacio C. Enriquez
Chihuahua
Neft
Bith
C. Lopez de Lara
Tamau-ipas
Porfirio ”G. Gonzales
Nuévad Leon
Luis Gutierrez
Saltillo
Coahuila
Chamber’ of Commerce of
Juan M. Gircia
Monterey
Body Found Near Laredo Points to Murder Case
The body of 32 year old Gerald R Alexander from Texas was found on the Rio Grande riverbank six miles below Laredo at Marylanda ranch with a knife wound to the heart. An inquest by Justice Slaughter returned a verdict of death by murder. A World War I discharge, a Laredo trip pass, $21.22 in cash, a screwdriver, and a note reading Pedro were found on him. motive unknown and no robbery clue.
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Gerald R. Alexander
Téxtrkana
Texas
Rio Grande
Marylanda Ranch
Laredo
Justice Slaughter
Alexander
United States Army
Pedro
Notice to Owners Motor Vehicles Licenses 1921
Notice to owners that I am ready to issue 1921 motor vehicle licenses. H LIGARDE Wax Collector Webb County. January 8 to 10.
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H.ligarde
Webb County
Young German Rescued From Rio Grande Center
Fred Engel a 20 year old German from Fort Wayne Indiana was rescued from the Rio Grande near Derby farm about 10 pm after tiring in a bid to reach the Mexican side He stood on a rock in mid stream nude and called for help He reached Laredo sought a two day pass but failed and waded with a companion Police Officers Mendiola and Gamboa rescued him and he awaits funds for clothing after telegraphing for aid.
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Fred Engel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rio Grande
Derby Farm
Engel
Laredo
Ain
Mendiola and
Gamboa
Excavating for Sewers Progress Along Matamoros Street
A large trench digging machine works westward on Matamoros Street digging sewerage mains while crowds observe. Numerous water and gas pipes along the route are carefully avoided, with minimal inconvenience to customers as the machine nears the city center and expects to encounter an underground pipe network without difficulty.
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aMtamoros St
Matamoros Street
First State Bank share holders annual meeting notice
The annual meeting of the shareholders of The First State Bank & Trust Company of Laredo will be held in the banking rooms of the institution on Tuesday January 11 1921 at 3 p m for the election of directors and other business as may legally come before it Li A Lafon Secretary
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First State Bank & Trust Company of Laredo
Li A. Lafon
Going Going Going Big Tire Sale at Valdez’s
A brisk sale notice announces Valdez’s tire shop at No 514 Convent Ave with a big Going Going Going sale event and special prices beginning January 10.
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Valdez
Convent Ave
Christian Healing Mission Opens at Christ Church
The Christian Healing Mission begins tonight at 7 30 at Christ Episcopal Church at Farragut Street and Davis Avenue. Everyone is welcome regardless of denomination. Those seeking healing by laying on of hands should attend and list their names. Missioner Henry C. Blandford emphasizes the Bible as authority and the Master Method. He notes healing and medicine can cooperate, not oppose. Blandford has worked in several states and recently led a mission in St Paul’s Church San Antonio.
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Christ
Episcopal Church
Farragut Street
Davis Avenue
Henry
C. Blanford
Hickgon
St. Paul’s Church
San Antonio
Capers
Up in Mary's Attic at the Strand
Readable bits about comedy "Up in Mary's Attic" at the Strand Tuesday and Wednesday. Mentions the Paramount Tailoring Co in Jarvin Plaza and a traffic ordinance in Laredo. Notes marriage licenses issued and district court in session with civil cases on deck.
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Paramount Tailoring Co
Jarvin Plaza
Mexico
Laredo
Mary’s
Horace Burleson Arimetrong
Cleo Alice’ Winerich
Eustaquio Hinojosa
Ester Roameioz
Eaéti
Mary's
Strand
Large crowds of Mexican laborers pass through Laredo daily
A steady stream of Mexican laborers from Texas and other cities continues to pass through Laredo en route to old homes in MCXTro, spending short visits or waiting for passports to be vised at the Mexican consulate. Fewer laborers are entering the country from Mexico at this time.
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Mexico
Laredo
Texas
Mcxtro
Dentist Cater Promises Honest Work At Honest Prices
To the Public there are no arguments against saving your teeth. Dr T T Cater New System Dentist Wilcox Building 8 W Corner Market Plaza offers casted seamless and porcelain bridge work with no gold showing. Twenty year guarantee. He has come to stay and many are learning from his twenty years of practice.
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T. T. Cater
Wilcox Bldg
Market Plaza
Captain Herring Appointed State Prison Commissioner
Announcement from Austin states Captain J A Herring, current United States marshal for the Southern District of Texas, is named state prison commissioner under Governor-elect Pat M Neff. Herring, a Democrat and former U S marshal under Wilson, will resign that post to begin duties as prison commissioner once Neff takes office next week.
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United States
Austin
Pat M. Neff
J. A. Herring
Southern District of
Texas
Herring
Woodrow Wilson
Ice
Nett
Notice of annual meeting of Momelee Company of Laredo
Notice announces the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Momelee Company of Laredo Texas. It will be held Saturday January 15 1921 at 6 p m in the offices of the company for election of directors and other legally permissible business.
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