Dally and Weekly Subscriptions for Laredo Paper
Publication details show Dally editions issued evenings except Sunday with postpaid mail options to the U S Mexico and Canada and local carrier delivery in Laredo New Laredo Mexico Prices include one month 60 cents one year 8 00 Weekly edition mailed Sundays to U S Mexico or Canada rates 2 00 for one year six months and three months pricing listed Subscription terms require advance payment and the paper is entered as second class matter at the Laredo Texas post office under the 1879 act.
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Dally
Vy Mall
United States
Mexico
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
Texas
Daily paper carries AP exclusive news rights notice
The Associated Press to exclusively entitle the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published here from Monday’s Daily.
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Associated Press
Root Urges Postponing Disarmament Talks Until Harding Inauguration
The article cites Elihu Root arguing that the United States should not negotiate total or partial disarmament until after March 4 and Harding takes office. It notes that no side can guarantee success before the new administration, highlights Japan and Britain stances, and mentions high current armament costs, urging restraint and alignment with the incoming policy.
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Elihu Root
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Mr. Harding
Congress
Mr. Root
Harding
Wilson
Waiting for fair trial of policies to gain wider listenership
The speaker urges patience, suggesting other nations may be more receptive if they see policies tested fairly and impartially. The remark frames international reception as contingent on credible trial and fair treatment of ideas.
Moving the University to Brackenridge Land
The article argues moving the University of Texas from its current site to George Brackenridge’s land is the best, wisest future plan. It cites space for growth, fewer shack housing issues, advantage of adjoining acreage, and says current site costs rise with expansion. It notes objections over the Littlefield bequest but claims long term benefits outweigh losses, including public gain and potential legislative support.
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The
Texas University
Eyte
George Brackenridge
Brackenridge
Texas
Littlefield
Vin
Vinson
Low mood in silk market prompts Shanghai aid appeal
Shanghai Silk and Cocoon Guild appeals to Pekin for government aid to ease the silk downturn. Over 10,000 workers idle and 26 filatures closed as exports fall from 1110 to about 680 per bale. More than 10,000 bales stored with exporters. The protest cites Tokio’s government support for Japanese producers as a precedent.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Shanghai Silk and Cocoon Guild
Pekin
Tokio
1921 Income Tax Facts You Should Know
Tax rules for charitable gifts in 1920: individuals may deduct up to 15 percent of net income for gifts to religious charitable scientific or educational bodies, with restrictions. Corporations and partnerships have specific limits and credit provisions. Gifts to individuals are not deductible. corporate donations to legitimate institutions may be deductible as ordinary business expenses. Campaign contributions and future promises are not deductible.
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Treasury
Birthday Anniversaries of Notable Figures on January Twenty Fourth
On January 24, Edith Wharton born in New York City 59 years ago today. Marcus A. Smith of Arizona, newly named to the International Joint Commission, born near Cynthiana Kentucky 69 years ago. Beatrice Harraden English novelist born Mempstead England 67 years ago. Charles H Niehaus American sculptor born Cincinnati 66 years ago. Moses P. Kinkaid Nebraska congressman born Monongahela County West Virginia 67 years ago.
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Edith Wharton
New York City
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
International Joint Commission
Cynthiana
Beatrice Harraden
Mempstead
England
Charles H. Niehaus
Cincinnati
Moses P. Kinkaid
Congress
Nebraska
Monongahela County
W. Va
Pullman Cars Planned for Mexican Railways Soon
I and G N officers Whittington Price and Booth, en route to Mexico City for talks with National Lines heads, passed through Laredo in private car No. 11. An extra through Pullman from Houston to Laredo and San Antonio may start within thirty days, with another from Houston to the Gulf Coast via Corpus Christi, Brownsville and Matamoros. Mexican officials may add service to Tampico, while Palinians awaiting arrangements. Since Adolfo de la Huerta and General Obregon took power, rail travel to Mexico has been the heaviest in history, improving now though Pullman shortages persist.
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A. G. Whittington
D. J. Price
Horace Booth
International & Great Northern Ry. Co
Laredo
Mexico City
National Lines of Railways of Mexico
Houston
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Matamoros
Tampico
National Lines
Mexco
Adolfo de la Huerta
General Obregon
Republic
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Notice in Probate for Webb County Texas 1921
Public probate notice to publish for twenty days in Webb County Texas. Donato Guerra requests discharge as administrator of Leonardo Arispe estate. County Court of Webb County to hear final settlement March 21 1921 at Laredo Court House. Sheriff Antonio Salinas to publish in The Laredo Daily Times.
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Webb County
State of
Texas
Leonardo Arispe
Donato Guerra
Salt
Laredo
A. D
J. A. Rodriguez
Webb Co
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Anna Stein
The family expresses sincere appreciation for the help at the death and burial of their mother and grandmother Anna Stein and for the flowers sent, stating these acts will always be remembered.
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Anna Stein
Worth Considering Cough Remedy Advice
The article urges considering others’ experiences to shorten colds and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It notes many families have used it for years with high esteem, praising its effectiveness when started promptly and used faithfully.
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Chamberlain
Two Negroes Remain in Jail as Bail Posted for One in Laredo Killing Case
Gould Benton, among three Negroes before Justice of the Peace Atlee for the killing of Gerald B. Alexander near Laredo around January 7, was bound over for the next grand jury and released after posting 500. Ferguson remains in jail on 1,000 bond and Myers on 500 bond. both are said to be arranging to furnish bond and be released.
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Gould Benton
Justice of the Peace
Atlee
Gerald B. Alexander
Laredo
Ferguson
Myers
Exodus of Mexican laborers dwindles at Laredo port
The exodus of Mexican laborers through Laredo is dwindling to a minimum as far fewer laborers gather at the Mexican consulate on Mondays. About 60,000 have passed to return to Mexico over the past year, signaling the end of the winter hibernation with the next big rush expected when they seek work in the United States again.
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Mexico
Laredo
United States
Thanks for Favors in Scout Camp Transport Help
Commissioner A. D. Bordeaux and the Scoutmasters of Troops 2 and 7 thank all who moved equipment to and from the camp. They also praise Captain Moncure and Corporal Dwyer for assistance during the hike.
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A. D. Bordeaux
Boy Scouts
Captain Moncure
Corporal Dwyer
A Slave of Vanity Opens at Royal Theatre in Laredo
Pauline Frederick stars in A Slave of Vanity at the Royal Theatre for two days, a Robertson Colé super special based on Iris by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero. The drama traces a social ascent then fall and a redemption, showing a woman’s character development and a gentler view of those craving luxury.
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Pauline Frederick
Royal Theatre
Iris
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero
Vanity
Pinero
Miss Frederick
Hayakawa at Rialto in Li Ting Lang garden scenes
Sessue Hayakawa stars in Li Ting Lang at the Rialto Theatre for a two day run starting Wednesday. The garden party sequence was shot on the H Jeyne Home estate in Southern California, accessible to the production by Hayakawa's influence. The estate is famed for its sunken gardens and terraced lawns.
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Li Ting Lang
Robertson-Cole
Sessue Hayakawa
Rialto Theatre
H. Jeyne
Southern
California
Mr. Hayakawa
Jeyne
Examinations in Laredo Public Schools Start Today
Semi annual exams begin this morning for all pupils in Laredo public schools and continue for several days. Teacher certificate exams are set for February 4 and 5 in Laredo, with applicants required to notify the county superintendent at the county courthouse at least one week before.
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Laredo
Laredo Public Schools
Skeletons Found In Old Matamoros Street Burial Ground
A sewer trenching machine on Mata Moros Street struck a long abandoned graveyard at Santa Maria Avenue. Workers uncovered skulls and bones, some coffins, and a young girl’s skeleton which was cut and later reburied along the trench.
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Matamoros Street
Santa Maria Avenue
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Santa Maria Street
Laredo Lodge 547 Calls Members to January Meeting
Masonic notice urges all members to attend the stated communication of Laredo Lodge No. 547 A F and A M on Monday evening January 24 at 7 30 oclock prompt attendance requested signed R B Lee W M January 21 1931
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Laredo Lodge No. 547
A. F
A. M
R. B. Lee
W. M
Spinach shipments tally 169 carloads to date
Spinach shipments from the Laredo region have progressed unevenly since before Christmas. The Times reports 99 carloads moved by freight on the I and G N road and 60 carloads by express, totaling 169 carloads so far, with heavier moves expected as market demand rises and the season nears the planned 850 or 400 carloads.
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Express
Times
Laredo
Webb County bids invited on county funds for two years
Webb County invites banking corporations associations and bankers to bid on county funds for the next two years. Bids due by 10 a.m. February 14, 1921, to be opened by the County Commissioner's Court. Include a certified check of 1336 dollars. Bidders must state interest rate on daily balances. The county reserves the right to reject all bids. Given in Laredo Texas January 17 1921 by County Judge A Winslow.
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Webb County
Texas
Webb
Laredo
A. Winslow
Woodard Divorce Suit Highlight in Local Court
Public court action appears as Mrs. Dorothy W. Woodard has filed for absolute divorce from R. P. Woodard in the district court. The notice accompanies a miscellany of local items including births, licenses, theater news, and civic notices from the area around Asherton and Laredo.
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Mercy Hospital
Wood
Asherton
Ira O'Meara
Travelers Hotel
Dorothy W. Woodard
R. P. Woodard
Hamilton Hotel
Bragg
GOELET TAKES FRENCH BRIDE
Robert Walton Goelet of New York is to wed Mile Anne Guestier daughter of a Bordeaux and Paris wine merchant. The civil ceremony will be in Bordeaux with a church ceremony the next day. Goelet, heir to a vast New York real estate fortune, is a cousin of the Duchess of Roxburghe and has long spent much time abroad.
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New York
Paris
Robert Walton Goelet
Anne Guestier
Bordeaux
Robert Goelet
Naples
Goelet
New York City
Goelets
Astors
Metropolis
Robert
Beatrice
Duchess of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Card
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Rae
Francisco de Luna
Adela Martinez
Samuel Torres
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Will W. Gregg
Fimes
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Juarez
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