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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1923
Page
12
One year ago today on July 13 the United States and Japan exchanged ratifications of the Yap Treaty. U S troops were ordered into readiness for rail strike duty in Texas amid postwar tensions and transport disruptions.
An exchange shows a young Joe asking if he can go home when a teacher is sick. Mike, age 10, explains that a subsistent teacher comes in and the principal would only substitute if the principal were sick. The joke ends with the janitor stepping in for the principal.
An American in a Berlin cafe tipped the three man orchestra leader 29 000 marks for playing a favorite air, a sum equal to about thirty cents, stunning the musician who then asked to keep the money. A further 20 000 marks pleased the leader, aiding the group's plan to afford a summer resort trip after wage disputes with the cafe owner.
The 25th national encampment of United Spanish War veterans will be held in Chattanooga September 16 to 20. About twenty five thousand people are expected, with veterans from across the nation and Civil and World War veterans as honored guests. Major Andrew S. Rowan, famed for the Message to Garcia, is invited as a distinguished guest. An old time southern barbecue at Chickamauga Park is planned as a major entertainment feature.
Mexico City July 13 The national railways in an effort to help Mexican producers compete with American exporters have reduced freight rates on native products including starch beer soup dynamite coffee and molasses.
Ensign Warren Fk Taylor of Submarine 48 received a personal compliment from Secretary Denby for his flawless conduct during a Pennsylvania Avenue parade. The secretary noted that the young officer in the white uniform stood rigidly at attention and saluted every American flag sighting, earning the Navy pride and the title of the proudest man in the service.
Mre Violet 8 listed as Oberfeldt Society Editor with telephone number 76 in the society column.
Social calendar notes a Catholic Daughters of America dance at K of C Hall scheduled for Tuesday evening next. The event aims to support the group and community activities.
Reading blends poetry lines from Folger McKinsey with a column of social notices. It lists numerous visits and travels across New York California Corpus Christi San Antonio Long Beach Boerne and Laredo accompanied by family names and a birthday party with readers and children at a Texan ranch event.
Mrs de Llano entertained a large gathering of relatives and friends including Anita Ysahel, Federico Leyendecker, Panchita Volpe, Irene Volpe, Marguerite Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly, Riba, Lulu Mims, C Biggio Jr, Louis Leyendecker, Beatriz Salinas, Delia Ferrito, Quintin Diaz, Nela Salinas, Maria Guardiola, Nifios Ostos, Ninos Dominguez, Matias de Llano Jr, Maria Rosa, Blanca Julieta de Llano, and the young Lolita de Llano with assistance from Mrs Sam Withoff and daughter Lily.
Frank Zimmerman aged 55 was shot and seriously wounded early today after being awakened by a voice outside his bunk in the Archer county oil field pool. He claims bootleggers fired and warned him to leave. Six suspects are being detained.
In Austin on July 12 the state board of education discussed routine business while Governor Nerk returns from Panga Joby 18. the expansion aims to pass textbook contracts amid controversy.
Accused killer Tommie Ped, linked to the September street encounter, is alleged to have stalked Eyot Schattier during the clash in Avetin Texas. Testimony on the street scene follows earlier accounts and today the defense rested its murder case.
Fragmented wire copy from Seattle describes a pending Alaska railroad event and a presidential land appearance near Seward and Fairbanks. The report mentions President and officials traveling toward Alaska in a large interior region with anticipated landings and ceremonies.
The editor of the Albuquerque Vigilante was found guilty of contempt by District Judge D Word Leahy after articles accused him of disrespect toward Judge Leahy and other officials.
Rio de Janeiro July 12 British exports to Brazil surpassed American shipments for the first time since World War I. American exports to Brazil in 1922 were nearly the previous year but less than a quarter of the 1920 peak. Factors include unfavorable exchange rates higher Brazilian business costs and Brazil-wide retrenchment.
Captain Pollock raises a question on proper naval courtesy when addressing a foreign officer in American Samoa. He seeks guidance on whether to withhold a salute if the official is from a non foreign government, noting the tone of the local harbor situation and historical precedents.
A petrified fragment of a prehistoric mammoth skeleton was brought from Mohawk district in eastern Yuma county to Yun. The pieces show quartz and sandstone and indicate centuries of pressure. Excavation teams plan if the site yields more remains and may seek University of Arizona involvement.
Warsaw reports Premier Witos refuses a necktie fund drive and asks donors to redirect the 1.7 million marks to the Red Cross. The gesture highlights his peasant roots as he declines a gift from supporters.
The Deerfield Valley between Wilmington and Massachusetts will be flooded to create a large artificial reservoir to supply power via transmission lines. A dam at Wavis Bridge is under construction and the valley is expected to flood by 1924, covering Miller's Mills and surrounding fields as water reaches 200 feet deep.
The death of Senator William P. Dillingham造成 a leadership void in the judiciary and state committees. The report notes reshuffling plans in Montpelier and nearby areas as appointed officials prepare to fill ongoing vacancies and respond to the political shifts following his passing.
Undated remarks describe drys concerned by a legislative move on a ninth amendment issue. Senator Graham of Peano and Representative Graham oppose the measure and are counted among the drys after voting against the Twenty‑Eighth amendment proposal.
Dallas July 23 A youth named Gale Warren acted quickly when a fire trapped a baby in a house. He smashed a window and crawled inside to save the infant while the mother was away at a neighbor’s.
Lemuel Lowes national adjutant of the American Legion in Los Angeles on July 3 said nonregistrants who do not vote are peace time slackers more dangerous than wartime slackers. He will stay two days before traveling to Texas.
A three days' storm and flood wrecked Montevideo causing about 1 million dollars in damage to the city and harbor. The event left at least five people dead by drowning. The British freighter Refuses was reported aground off the Uruguayan coast and has not yet been located.
John Hohenvest a renowned European director spends nine years filming in Europe and now at Goldwyn studios Culver City studying American production techniques for Madame X directed by Frank Lloyd. He also acts in the play and notes American westerns and other films are popular in France and Europe.
A fragmented report notes Lady Astor facing a heated House clash over a proposed bill. The narration mentions key figures and the broader political clash as reformers press for prohibition measures amid factional strife.
Prime Minister Baldwin's provisional statement was discussed by French officials as a cautiously worded document that could ease talks. In foreign affairs and interior circles the tone remained optimistic about the Moneh government's reception and the forthcoming move.
Beaumont officers found turnips planted over a cellar door revealing 100 gallons of mash and several bottles of moonshine in Jefferson County.
Marie Prevost leads in The Wanters as a maid who becomes a stylish debutante. The role grows from servant to socialite, demanding poise and adaptable acting as the plot unfolds under John M. Stahl for Louis B. Mayer First National.
The Catholic Daughters of America will stage a dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Tuesday evening July 17 starting 8:30. Tickets cost 60 cents and are available at the hall or from Mrs. Puig the grand regent of the order here.
Federal Judge Wiloonu orders that the convicted operator be brought from Leavenworth Kansas to Port Worth to attend his son's funeral. The move follows a request by associates and relates to the defendant's ongoing legal circumstance.
A young woman leaped from a bridge and, as two men tried to rescue her, she gripped their necks and pulled them under. Jen Dunn died, and the bodies are believed swept away by the current.
A Memphis Special on the Southern Railway derailed two miles east of Larkinsville Alabama killing A. L. Carr 19 of Durham North Carolina. About 80 people injured with 12 in serious condition. Fifteen injured admitted to Huntsville Alabama hospital. Mrs G T Greaves of Dallas among the injured.
Courtesy notice from the Paving Committee of Laredo and Southwest Billibhfe Company announces Matamoros St. bridge opening next Sunday from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM for rubber-tired vehicles only. Event aids fans traveling to the ballpark, signed Manager Milmo Ball Team, July 18, 1921.
Laredo studio of dancing at 718 Sali nas avenue near Club Cafe offers lessons in newer steps. Prof. J. B. Good serves as principal with contact 1488-W. School 1 opens July 6.
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