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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1920

Page

12

Wheat Gambling Reopens as Market Faces Scrutiny

The Chicago board of trade reopened trading in wheat after a three year suspension due to government controls. The first day’s business sparked questions about whether gambling on futures truly benefits consumers as weather and money conditions influence prices.

Aoe Chicago “Board of Trade Board of Trade Chicago

Today’s anniversaries from 1812 to 1918 events

A compact list of historical milestones and deaths tied to dates, including Captain Benjamin Church in 1812, Stephen Trigg Logan in 1880, and the 1898 flag-raising at Santiago de Cuba. Mentions Lincoln’s associate and early 20th century legislative actions, with a 1918 machinists strike in New Jersey cited.

Benjamin Church Little Compton Duxbury Mass Fort Mackinac Stephen Trigg Logan Abraham Lincoln Springfield Franklin Senate Pan-American Congress of Religion and Education Toronto United States Santiago de Cuba Wilson New Jersey

A New Treason Behind Nuevo Laredo Revolt

Mexican authorities hold Pablo Gonzalez as mastermind of recent revolts from Monterrey to the border. He allegedly used the clashes to sway U S opinion against the current government. The movement aimed to portray Mexicans as opposed to peace and government.

Nuevo Laredo Pan Monterrey Pablo Gonzalez Gonzalez

Pablo Gonzales Escapes as Rebels Fail at Monterey

An unofficial telegram to Mexican Consul Arturo Laracho reports Brigadier General Pablo Gonzales II, a rebel leader in the Monterey attack, crossed the Rio Grande below Mier into the United States while pursued by de la Huerta troops. The other Pablo Gonzales held in Monterey for sedition is not related. The rebels aimed to seize Monterey and Nuevo Laredo but were routed in both assaults.

Carranza Bonillas Obregon de la Huerta Bia Gonzalez Monterrey Congress Bonfilas Gonzales Mexico Pablo Gonzalez United States Arturo Laracho Mier Rio Grande Laredo Pablo Gonzales Hii Monterey Pablo Gonzales Nuevo Laredo

Economy Salvage House Sale at Hidalgo Street

At 1701 Hidalgo Street the Economy Salvage House offers 20,000 Army shoes 1,000 Army wool shirts 300 Army cotton mattresses 20,000 Army leggings and many other articles plus 1,000 pairs of ladies shoes new, all at less than cost of manufacture. Sale date not specified.

Leas Hidalgo St

Loss of Appetite and Digestive Health Tips

Advice notes that temporary loss of appetite is common and not serious. Suggests skipping meals briefly, spacing five hours between meals, and moderate outdoor exercise. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to treat constipation causing appetite loss.

Nurse Marjorie at Royal Theatre Impresses Crowd

Mary Miles Minter stars in Nurse Marjorie a photo play adaptation of Israel Zangwill’s work. The satire on English life follows Lady Marjorie who becomes Nurse Marjorie, the nobility and commoners clash through tests and humor. Strong supporting cast and William Desmond Taylor’s direction praised.

Marjorie Israel Zangwili Mary Miles Minter Royal Theatre Zang Will Lord Firntrevor John Danbury William Desmond Taylor

Band Concert Tomorrow by 37th Infantry Band at Fort McIntosh

The Sith Infantry Band under C E Everiot will present a Sunday afternoon concert at Fort Mcintosh starting at 4 o clock. The program includes marches and overtures such as 37th Infantry March Poet and Peasant Sweet and Low Les Bohemiens Militaire and Caprice Militaire performed by Waitz Johnson Niece and others.

Sith Infantry C.E. Everiot Fort Mcintosh 37Th Infantry Ice Suppe Waitz Johnson Les Bohemiens

New Street Machinery Demonstrated in Laredo

Morrison of Austin-Western Mfg Co arrived to show a twelve ton scarifier and roller and a new mule powered grader on Iturbide Street. The scarifying ran two blocks yesterday afternoon from 2 to 6 with grading today and a roller planned for the same ground under supervision of County Engineer Frees. The work will extend through the business district and to other streets.

Morrison Austin-Western Mfg. Co Iturbide Street Times Frees

Notice to City Delinquent Tax Payers

Public notice from City Attorney Joana Pope of Laredo warns all persons indebted to the city for taxes from 1885 to 1910 to pay promptly or face suit, foreclosure of tax liens, and sale of property to recover taxes, penalties, interest, and costs, under TB-201.

Summer Complaint in Children Safe Remedy Praised

There is not anything like so many deaths from this disease before Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy came into such general use. When given with castor oil, proper care, and diet, it is safe to say that 99 of every 100 cases recover. Mr. W G Cambell of Butler Tennessee says he has used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children and it is far ahead of anything he has ever used.

Chamberlain W G. Cambell Butler Tenn

Sergeant Gibbons Drowned After Horse Fell in Boghole

Late yesterday afternoon on the Rio Grands banks southeast of the aviation camp, Sergeant Gibbons of the Igi Cavalry died when his horse slipped into a boghole, flipped over, and drowned him. His body was recovered downstream by an aviator and brought to the city for inquest and pending family instructions.

Rio Grands Gibbons Igi Cavalry Jackson Undertaking Parlor

County Tax Rate Drops Despite Higher Valuations

Webb County commissioners fixed the 1920 tax rate at 48.2 cents per $100 valuation, lower than last year's 85 cents. Despite increased valuations this year, the tax levy remains reduced, reflecting a lighter rate on property tax.

Webb Couty Commissioners’ Court

Exhibition baseball game draws large regional crowd

An afternoon exhibition at Aviation Park features teams from East region with junior players and a Regimental lineup. Attendance is expected to be sizable as spectators travel to witness the bout and support local athletic efforts.

Tomorr Janny Pield

Kidney Pills Advert Fragment from City Notice

An old advertisement fragment promotes kidney pills from Foster-Milburn Co with a testimonial style claim. The text references Rosario Street and a customer seeking relief for back and kidney pain, urging readers to buy the same remedy Mrs Letchhardt used.

Rosario St Seth Ares Irs Letchhardt Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Lily Work on Top of the Pillars Sermon at First Presbyterian

The regular Sunday evening service will be held on the church lawn at 8 o'clock with a sermon titled The Lily Work on Top of the Pillars by the First Presbyterian pastor. Also notes cover local notices, arrivals, events, and civic updates in Laredo including church schedules and social happenings.

First Presbyterian Church Horner Alamo San Antonio Jacon Crane J. W. Thompson Thompson Marshall Texas J. C. Newman Medina Lake St. Peter’s John McLoy Corner Instifet Juarez Avenue Jay School Ynrite LonIor Trow Lawrence H. Wharton Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church Baptist Church Epworth League of the Methodist Church League Room Methodist Church Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church

Premier George Murray Reaches Twenty Years in Nova Scotia Rule

An unusual public service record marks George H. Murray as he begins his twentieth year as Premier of Nova Scotia. Born 1861 at Grand Narrows, he studied in Boston and qualified as a lawyer before entering politics in 1880s, later becoming Premier in 1896 after succeeding Fielding.

George H. Murray Nova Sotia Domnion Mr. Murray Grand Narrows N. S Boston University Then

Consulate Relocates to New 701 Salinas Avenue

The Mexican consulate announces reopening Monday at 8:00 am at its new address 701 Salinas Avenue corner of Farragut Street facing Jarvis Plaza. Hours will remain the same as before.

Salinas Avenue Farragut Street Jarvis Plaza

Also Mentioned on This Page

New No Oliver Wm. A. Parker Co. Distributors Flores Ave. Laredo Gex Pablo the Boundary Line C. E. Everiot THE S End Royal Theater Sergt. Gibbons 16Th Cavalry Christ Episcopal Church W. J. Miller W. A. Thomas Washington Street R. W. Belden Crescent de la Fluerta International Realty Co J. E. Cotter Benito Villareal Federico Gutierrez Lincoln Street J. E. Fowlers Aera United States Cavalry Fourteenth Cavalry Juarez Fidel Cantu Phome Webb County W. Gregg J. A. Wilson John M. Martin Encinal G. W. Derby Kerrville Asher Smith Dallas Joe Moser Vivian Charlotte J. W. Jolly Houston J. S. Westbrook Corpus Christi G. R. Weber James Moore Austin University J. D. Merriman Stanley Hauser Mr.t. Fo Huff Willa Bolton State Normal Hattlesburg Miss Jesse Thompson Mrs. Earle Black Mrs. H.C. Watson Long Island Mr. Watson League Social Epworth League First Methodist Church League W. T. Neblett J. 4. Crawford Roscoe Swisher Odette Bunn Mabel Barr Arvilla Seaman Glenna Holloway Messrs. Allen Cecil Matthes Jake Bunn Miles Hanchett Black Greenstreet Emerson Fred Buenz Gordon Barr Sergt. Deony DeRossette Thomas A. C. Richter Richter South Laredo H. C. Watson St. Augustine Pro-Cathedral Guadalupe Church Church of Divine Redeemer Chas W. Cook A. m First Baptist Church Houston Street Malin Avenue Albert F. Beddoe C. M. Henry J. G. Burr Minnie Burr First Christian Church Davis Avenue Victoria Street Bible Jo“ E. White Walter L. Barr Eac Auditorium Margaret ' Barlow Peter Mims Charles Richter Carlos James Richter Violet Oberfeldt Society H. G. DaCamara de- Rossette Thomas J. A. MacDonald P. m Far North Royal Theater
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