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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1913

Page

3

Beaumont farm expert visits Laredo to study conditions

Mr. Benjamin Irby of Beaumont, brother of Mrs. Hal Greer, travels to Laredo as an agricultural authority. He formerly taught at Texas A and M and North Carolina A and M, and now engages in rice farming and real estate in East Texas. In Laredo he studies climate and farming practices to inform visitors and promote interest in the region.

Benjamin Irby Beaumont Hal Greer Laredo Irby Texas A. & M. College North Carolina A. & M. College Texas East Texas Larejo

Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment Heals Skin Erup­tions Fast

Unskin blemishes and itching eased by Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Cures sore skin quickly and begins healing the moment applied. Endorsed by doctors and a customer from Littletown Pa who saw cure in two weeks. Guaranteed relief or money refunded. Available from druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co.

Hobson

Special election notes and local ads blend in issue

The paper urges readers to locate a poll tax receipt and vote on Saturday as residents study proposed amendments. Also promotes a Royal Theatre feature The Vampire Dances and lists local services from Gonzalo Medina a plumber tinner and gas fitter with guaranteed work at 307 Convent avenue.

the Royal Tonight Gonzalo Medina Convent Avenue

Recalling Durango Rebels and Laredo News Tour

A reader letter from Durango recounts the Mexican rebel siege and looting during Huerta’s era, noting surrender attempts, street fires, and casualties. The piece also lists arrivals in Laredo, market fruit conditions, railroad repairs, and local ads including a marriage license and upcoming events.

New York A C Celebrates Twenty Fifth Travers Island

A three day reunion and meet opens at Travers Island clubhouse to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of New York Athletic Club ownership. Old time athletes and former champions attend. Events include track and field rowing lacrosse yachting swimming baseball tennis and lawn dancing.

New York A. C New York Travers Island New York Athletic Club

Bids Wanted for Three Bridges on Aguilares Road

Bids will be received in the county clerk’s office until 12 m on July 25, 1912 for constructing three wooden bridges on the Aguilares road about seventeen miles from Laredo. Plans are on file in the office, and the county commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the county commissioners court.

National Railways of Mexico Monterey Mesa Camaron Aguilares Road Laredo County Commissioners Court

Drowned Man in River Near Railroad Bridge

This afternoon about 2 o clock an elderly man named Filitto Ariasa residing near the railroad bridge in the river ventured into deep water and disappeared while swimming. Attempts to locate him continued at 2:30 but the body had not yet been recovered.

Filitto Ariasa Cramys

Dinner Party Honors Henry Crumpler at Applewhite Home

Mrs. John A. Applewhite hosted a dinner at Farragut Street and Salinas Avenue in honor of her nephew Henry Crumpler and the party aides who helped him during his detention by rebels. Guests included W. A. Craig, M. G. Delling, Tom Gardner, and Guy Thompson as a sumptuous supper followed a most delightful evening.

Farragut Street Salinas Avenue John A. Applewhite Henry Crumpler W. A. Craig M. G. Delling Tom Gardner Guy Thompson

Little Girl Burned In Yard Fire

Tuesday afternoon a five year old girl Jennie May Callahan was burned when a piece of burning paper blew against her dress as her father Joe Callahan burned trash in the yard. The flames were extinguished quickly and she is now doing nicely though in some pain.

Joe Callahan Jennie May

Oldest Walnut Street Theater to Close in Philadelphia

Philadelphia July 17 patrons and theater workers mourn the Walnut Street Theater as it loses its license for not meeting new city safety standards. Rebuilding to satisfy rules would shut it permanently. America’s oldest playhouse, it hosted nearly two centuries of top acts, tied to J. Sleeper Clark’s estate and family links to Edwin Booth.

Philadelphia Walnut Street America J. Sleeper Clark Clark Edwin Pooth

Rebels murder U S mail carrier on Mexican border

A U S mail courier was shot near Columbus between Columbus and Dering after rebels seized mail pouches said to hold a large sum of money and crossed into Mexico. The incident follows reports from Deming New Mexico July 17.

Associated Press Deming N. M Columbus United States Dering Siesko

Railroads Demand Arbitration Alongside Trainmen

The Eastern railroads issued a statement asserting they will seek arbitration for their grievances as trainmen prepare to strike after voting to walk out.

New York Eastern Railroads Today

Colorado Stockmen Meet at Glenwood Springs Convention

Colorado stockmen gathered in Glenwood Springs on July 17 for a three day mid summer convention of their state association. The agenda includes discussion of the forestry quester Underwood tariff bill and its likely impact on the stock growing industry along with other shared concerns.

Glenwood Springs Cole Colorado

Execution set for Emerie Koviach in Prince Albert

Emerie Koviach and Lewis Ratz are to be hanged here tomorrow for the February 11 murder of Charles Bruggencote. The brutality included beating, throat-cutting, and dragging the body along a prairie trail after the killing at their ruined shack. Ratz awaits execution one week from tomorrow for his part in the crime.

Prince Albert Sask Emerie Koviach Koviach Lewis Ratz Charles Bruggencote Bruggencote Ratz

New Haven Champions Lead Eastern Association Push

The New Haven team shows the way by burning up the Eastern Association this year, driving strong performances and setting the pace for the circuit. The squad's early-season dominance signals a bold title bid and rising prominence in regional play.

New Haven

Notice to U D C members on chapter formation and membership

Mrs Hal W Greer president of the Texas Division U D C calls all members and eligible applicants to meet or call regarding completing formation or reorganizing the local chapter. She has application blanks for new members and seeks the number of membership certificates to order. July 15, 1881 advancement notice.

U. Db. CC

Mulhall testimony cites Roosevelt backing Taft in 1968 letter

In a Senate lobby committee session, Mulhall quotes a 1968 letter alleging President Roosevelt sought Taft’s nomination and would sacrifice the Sherman Act to gain Wall Street support. He recounts Beveridge’s push for injunctions and child labor reform, provoking sharp rebuttals from Hemenway and others.

Juarez Anniversary Observed Across Mexico

City of Mexico July 17 The forty first anniversary of Benito Juarez death will be observed tomorrow in the customary manner. Juarez societies nationwide hold exercises for the day with President Huerta and other high officials expected to attend the tomb of the patriot.

City of Mexico Benito Juarez Republic Huerta

In Memory of Andre Observances Mark North Pole Quest

Stockholm observes the sixteenth anniversary of the balloon ascent with memorial exercises by the Stockholm Geographical Society. Floral offerings mark the commemorative memorial for the ill fated expedition in pursuit of the North Pole.

Stockholm Stockholm Geographical Society Andre North Pole

Astor Anniversary Marks Founding of American Fortune

New York marks John Jacob Astor's birth in 1763 and his rise from butcher's son to founder of America's fur trade empire. He crossed to America at 20, became a musical instrument dealer, then fur trader, clashed with Hudson's Bay, expanded worldwide, and amassed a fortune about 206 million dollars at his death in 1848.

New York Waldorf Heidelberg Germany America John Jacob Astor Astor Atlantic London United States Hudson’s Bay Company National Securities New York City

Pleasant Box Party Honoring Consuela Lafon Departure

Miss Eugenie Lafon hosted a box party at the Royal theater for her sister Consuela Lafon prior to her Dallas visit to Mrs. Clinton Philip Reid. Ten couples attended, chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Jaston Penn, with a Movies outing and refreshments at City Drug Company parlor.

Consuelo Lafon B. Lafon Dallas Clinton Phillip Heid C. V. Kyler T. & G. N. Railway Company A J. Landrum Mineols Texas Hamilton J. Smith R. I. Scott San Antonio N. Hill Chas Schuwidth Houston Ben Tumlingson Jr. Linton Has. Lignoski Hume H. Clifton Benavides Ray Clifton F. E. Margvse Fred C. Giebel P. P. Reed Hebbronville T. & Poole Cotulla Wm, E. Lucas Tampico J. G. Termut Chicago H Gossett R. L. Dinnison Eugenie Lafon Royal Theater Consuela

Murray to be penitentiary chief if session creates post

Austin July 17 announced that Senator W C Murray of Floresville, who resigned Tuesday, will be appointed by Gov Colquitt as manager of the penitentiary commission if the position is created by the special legislative session.

Austin Texas W. C. Murray Floresville Colquitt Penitenary Commission

Warden Ends Hunger Strike With Fried Chicken Tray

In Elizabeth New Jersey on July 17 Warden Dodd halted a hunger strike by William Turner a nerv eprisoner by presenting at the cell door a plate of fried chicken and a slice of watermelon Turner sniffed and ended his protest.

Elizabeth N. J Dodd William Turner Turner

Jewel Robbery Heard at Police Quarters in NYC

In New York on July 7 cracksmen blew the safe at the Rosenburg and Daniel jewelry supply house and stole gems valued at 20 000 to 30 000 dollars. They did not crack a larger safe with more valuable jewels. The scene was only a few blocks from police headquarters.

Associated Press New York Rosenburg and Daniel

Denver Prepares for Knights Templar Conclave

Denver, Coto July 17 Three weeks until the Knights Templar gather for their thirty second tri en nial conclave in Denver during the second week of August. A local reception committee has prepared the events including a grand street parade competitive drills and banquet and ball events. Sightseeing trips will highlight the region’s scenic points.

Denver Coto United States Maine Florida California Oregon Commonwealths Knights Templar

Indiana manager leads in new Federal league standings

Whoa Bill Phillips' team in Indianapolis holds an early lead in the Federal league. Otis Clymer, now with the Boston Braves, previously starred for the Chicago Cubs, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Washington Nationals. Mr. Pipp, newly acquired Detroit first baseman, shows solid form as the Tigers adjust. He hails from the Catholic University of Washington.

Whoa Bill” Phillips Indianapolis Otis Clymer Boston Braves Chicago Cubs Pitchurch Pirates Washington Nationals Mr. Pipp Detroit Tigers Catholic University of Washington

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