Serious Charges Against Anti Saloon League Official
The district attorney in New York City seeks grand jury indictments against William Hi Anderson, deputy head of the league, on charges of grand larceny extortion and fraud. New evidence alleges misuse of publicity funds, commission splitting with the former league treasurer, and improper entries in league books. The piece questions the league’s political role and fund-raising practices amid calls for reform and better accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Tadict
William Hi, Anderson
Prand Tarceny
Moet
Nog
Great Britain
Frateo
Anti Saloon League
League
Anti- Saloon League
Laredo Interview Reveals Kidney Pill Endorsements
Eight years ago a Laredo man spoke of kidney pain and frequent secretions, praising Dean's Kidney Pills for relief. Hidalgo Sr. and Frank Camille later confirmed continued health and no kidney trouble since the recommendation, with the pills sold for 60 cents by Foster MIlburn Co. in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammille
Laredo
Frank Camille. Hidalgo Sr
Deans
Dean
Debated Economy Cuts Create Military Surplus Claim
The article argues that the 1920 Defense Act called for 290000 army personnel, but Congress and the executive trimmed to about 125000 officers with funds to support 115090, aiming for a surplus. It condemns ongoing reductions and the fear of forced discharges amid pending service terms and enacting measures seen as imprudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
ASO
Congress
Historic anniversaries mark old battles and gatherings
Twenty five years since ships destroyed the Spanish Heer near Santitua and sixty years since a Confederate push crossed the Ohio are recalled. Celebrations include Gettysburg anniversary events, the Great War Veterans convention in Canada, a Cowboys Reunion in Most Las Videos NOM, and a TriState Round-Up in Belle Fourche with frontier sports. President Harding attends a pageant in Mechain Oregon commemorating pioneer crossings and the Oregon Trail highway opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sams
Heer
Santitua
Morgan Heat
Ohio
Gettysburg
Vercotver
Great War Veterinos’ Association of Candida Neets
Cowboys’ Reunion Associaion
Maine Labor Party
Farmer
Socialit
Walter Fline
Pave
Wartinn
Iran
Faver Ss
Wantavpster Abbey
Viscount Urey
Tombors
Rio Grande
Belle Fourche
S. Dak
TriState
Harding
Mechain
Ore
Bhre
Berlin radical editor under attack in attempted assassination
Maximi an Harden, the Berlin radical editor, survives an attempted assassination on the Jol y 3. Seven people die when a train derails at Winslow Junction, New Jersey, according to early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly
Maximian Harden
Berlin
Winslow Junction
N. J
New Express Service Expands Laredo Delivery Districts
The American Railway Express Company extends free express delivery to two new districts in Laredo after a Chamber of Commerce survey. West of Eagle Pass Avenue and Arroyo Zacate industrial areas join the delivery area, effective immediately, benefiting residents and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Npress
Laredo
Tuo
Adherican Tguiwas Laxpress Company
Dabei Die
Thas
Chamber of Commerce
Unnts
C.J. Gorman
Express Company
Inchas
Granite
Generi
Gorman
UX Press
Isagle Piss Aveonua
IL & Gon
Moctezuma
Soledad
William Avenue
Kort Amefitozh
American Railway Empress Company
Coopering
Fourth of July notices and local business blurbs in Laredo paper
A collage of small ads and notes from Laredo including film processing at Kodak, newsstand items, births, hats and holiday foods, fireworks, travel to Corpus Christi for Independence Day, flower and furniture offerings, public notices on traffic enforcement, and various local services from June to July. The items mention Cardenas Newsstand, My Lady Shop, Reman candles, Laredo Candy Co, G. A. Stowers Furniture, Green Florist, Royal Fruit Store, Club Palma Garden, and several service providers with phone numbers and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcenus
Laredo Candy Co
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Royal Fruit Store
Pfresh California Fruits
Felix Hernandez Sella
Oil Well No. 2 in Miranda Field Produces 150 BPD
One new producer was added in the Webb county Laredo district last week Shasta No 1 in Mid Ojuelos Field came in at about 1640 feet yielding about 150 barrels of oil per day Drilling began early last week and was completed Friday The Mexican Oil Co No 2 in the Miranda Field began drilling yesterday and aims to complete a second producer this afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Shasta No. 1
Mid-Ojuelos
Webb County
Webb
Zapata
Jimmare
Burton No. 1
W. C. Burton
Tackover
Boston-Miranda No
Langfield
Tul
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and can impair hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to rid the system of catarrh and related deafness, boasting over forty years of success and availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
All Drugrists
BF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Gettysburg’s Last Surviving General John R Brooke Remembered
Maj Gen John R Brooke US Army retired, a Gettysburg veteran born in Pennsylvania, attended the sixtieth anniversary battlefield event. His service began in 1861 as a captain in the 8th Pennsylvania, he was wounded, later breveted, and served as military governor in Porto Rico and Cuba. He commanded the Department of the East in 1902.
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Gettysburg
John R. Brooke
S. A
Hietory Battle Field
Brooke
Pennsylvania
Dth
Spain
United States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Department of the East
Death of Alphonse Siros pioneer businessman here
Alphonse Siros a Bourgogne France native and Galveston immigrant who moved to Laredo and built a tinning then hardware business died at 9:30 yesterday morning at his Hidalgo street home. He was 75 or 76, survived by his wife and four children Christine Clara Lou Vena Alphonse Jr and others. Funeral at 10 tomorrow from the Hidalgo residence with Rev W Cook of the Episcopal church officiating and burial in the city cemetery.
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Daarcdo
Hidalgo Street
Alphonse Siros
Bourgogne
France
America
Galveston
Laredo
Iman
Marnest
Christine
Clara Lou Vena Siros
Daughter kills father over attention in Dolores
A Mexican youth about 16, Mat Juan Acuia, shot and killed a man in Dolores after the father of the girl Acuia admired tried to stop the attentions. Deputies pursue Acuia, believed still near Dolores, possibly in the United States across the Rio Grande.
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Sheriff's Department
Laredo
Dolores
Onthile
Pierros
Carrero Troan
Ce Winchester
Acuia
Acust
Tio Grande
Mexico
Acufia
Fourth of July Closure Notice at Std Co C D Grocery
Our store will be closed all day on the Fourth of July. Please place any wants or orders for that day with Std. Co. C. D. Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imotto
Consumers Ice and Fuel Co
Std. Co. C. D
Learn to Dance Correctly in Laredo Studio
Laredo Studio of Dancing at 713 Sali nas avenue over Club Cafe offers training in new steps. Prof J B Good serves as principal. School opens July 6. Contact 1488-W for details.
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Laredo
Salinas Avenue
J. B. Good
Heaviest Oil Shipments in June From Miranda City Record
The Texas Mexican Railway reports June shipments from Miranda City totaled 628 carloads about 151 976 barrels, the highest in eighteen months. Eastward 227 carloads and westward 401 carloads moved, with Magnolia Petroleum Carnahan Oil and Texpata Pipe Lin Co among top shippers. Magnolia expands to Mid-Ojuelos and Aviators Fields, boosting Webb County oil handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Liranco City
Texas-Mexican Ry Co
Times
AE. MM. Leyendecker
Texas
Mexican By. Co
Miranda City
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Carnahan Oil Co
Texpata Pipe Linn Co
Magnolia
Mid-Ojuelos
Aviators
Webb County
Laredo Water Company Office Closure Announced
The Laredo Water Company says its office will be closed tomorrow due to duly fourth. Local customers are advised to use alternative contact methods for inquiries or payments.
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Laredo Water Company
Laredo Water CO
Family moves to Laredo for new home
Glen M. Abney and family relocate to Laredo while Dr. Abbey, a road contractor, plans to settle there after living at Oilson. Federal Farm and Ranch Loans offer up to 25000 dollars at low interest on farms and ranches in Webb Zapata Jim Hogg and Juval counties, with office in Joseph Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen M. Abney
Laredo
Dr. Abbey
Oilson
Webb
Zapata
Jim Flogg
Juval
Thos
Ward
Joseph Building
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Chanber
Commerce and Express Company
Kodak Films
Cardenas
Corpus Christi
G. A. Stowers Turniture Co
City of
B. Juarez
Fidel Cantu
Wildcats
Matamoros Street
Federal Building
Familton Hotel
Jarvis Maza
Mexican Oil Co
Miranda Field
A. M. Wormser
Will W. Gregg
Times Office
Corpus Christi Street
Julio Garza
Julian M. Trevisio
Catholic Daughters of Americal
Catholic Daughters of America
E. of C. Hall
B. O. Puig
Tty of
Laredo Herawifter
M. Brennan
Agnes
Hidalgo- Flores Corner
Dad
Ttis
Vaeln Abner
Nan
Grandma
Granddaughter
Louise
Onan
Biff
Dane
Juan Acuna
This County
Romeo
Colorado
O. W. Killam
Oklahoma
Mr. Killam
ALF
A. M
Ccumuncans
Loves Avenue
W. T. Neblett, JR
W. M
J.R. Bradshaw
Petroleum Engineer
Hamilton Hotel
Laredo, Texas
Lapata
Jim Tlogé
Webt
Lit
J. Foster
Valdez
Frank R. Campbell
Laredo National Bank
OLL
Boston-Miranda
S. W. Forrester
Finley, Beatty
Baker & Bailey
Carolina-Texas
W. G. Burton
Harry L. Fansler
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