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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1920

Page

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Convention Still Balloting For Nominee Amid Unchanged Outcome

Reports from the convention hall indicate the eighth ballot produced no clear choice as party leaders press on. McAdoo leads in early tallies but no landslide emerges, Palmer follows with Cox distant, while widespread opposition shows no decisive break. In Salt Lake City the National Education Association opens its annual session with record attendance and a packed program of addresses and meetings.

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Bolshevik Gains Alarm Allies Alarm grows over Bolshevik advance on Poland

The Allied Conference in Brussels reports alarming progress by Bolshevik forces against Poland and will review the military situation of the new republic. Marshal Foch and Marshal Wilson are to be consulted on the matter.

Associated Press Brussels Poland New Republic Foch Inlet Marshal Wilson

Orient railroad loan denial blocks 2.5 million under act

The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the Orient railroad application for a 2,500,000 loan under the transportation act. The decision comes from Washington on July 3 and affects the funding mechanism for the railroad project.

Associated Press Washington Orient Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission

National and International Events Mark Busy Day

The Lambeth Conference bishops will visit Canterbury while New England Socialist clubs meet in Maynard for a three day conference. Dewey Oklahoma resumes the round up carnival. Thousands of teachers gather in Salt Lake City for the National Education Association convention as Harding returns to Marion for election day. The 144th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is noted. Calving Colidge turns 48. The National Education Association opens in Salt Lake City with patriotic pages. The King and Queen of Spain with Prince Jaime plan a London visit. Sir Auckland Geddes speaks at Beeston tonight for a Congregational gathering. United States and Canada send delegations to the International Zionlet Congress in London.

Salt Lake City National Education Association Tolalio Canterbury Socialist Clubs of New England Maynard Mass Dewey Oklo United States Anticipaton Warren G. Harding Washington Marion Calvin Collidge Massachusetts Wil Spain Prince Jaime London Sir Auckland Geddes Beeston Tontght International Congregational Connecti Canada

Weather forecast and fort Mcintosh observations

The United States weather bureau at New Orleans provides The Times with a daily forecast. Tonight and Sunday are partly cloudy to cloudy. Observations at Fort Mcintosh show a maximum of 98 degrees and a minimum of 75 with winds from the southeast. Clear conditions are noted.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co Fort Mcintosh

San Francisco Convention Opens With Slow Start

In San Francisco on July 3 the convention hall opened to a sleepy, slow arrival of leaders and delegates. The crowd reacted as William Jennings Bryan urged suffrage, predicting women and their children would fight for the cause once full political liberty was granted. A Texas delegate then carried the suffrage banner toward the platform.

San Francisco Bryan Texas

Laredo National Bank Statement From Laredo Texas

Bank balance sheet shows assets and liabilities with officers including J. K. Beretta as president K. M. Alexander as vice president Sam W. Brown cashier and assistants M. W. Brennan A. L. Vidaurri and J. R. Fasnacht. Figures include totals 83 820 and 416.67 in stated values.

THE Laredo National Bank Aredo, Texas J. K. Beretta K. M. Alexander Sam W. Brown

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