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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1920

Page

24

Poland's Moral Support for Poland in the Bolshevik War

The editorial argues for U S moral backing for Poland against Bolshevik Russia noting Polish sacrifices since Kosciusko era and Poland's role as a European bulwark. It urges swift declaration of moral support while acknowledging no material aid and critiques wage and price pressures domestically amid postwar inflation and freight rate hikes. It also reports a Webb County Red Cross chapter meeting endorsing public health nursing and home service programs to be funded by Christmas roll call.

Poland United States Kosciusko George II Congress Switzerland Russia John Sobieski Europe Austria Prussia League of Nations Webb County Express Jones American Red Cross Chamber of Commerce Jean Jones St. Louis Laredo M. W. Brennan Women’s Club Sturges The International Institute

Cost of living to rise after rail wage award

The article argues that after a $600 million wage boost for railway workers, freight rates will climb, possibly by at least 18 percent, pushing higher costs to consumers. Railroads seek extra revenue to cover higher wages, while dealers and manufacturers may not lower profits, despite hopes for lower prices.

Mirando abandons hole finds gas. new well planned

The Mirando Oil Co reports abandoning the bore at 1800 feet in Zapata county near Webb county with a ready gas supply for field use. A new deeper test will be drilled in the same area to seek oil. Granger Fauler Syndicate starts four wells east of the Reiser section on the Texas-Mexican road, aiming to strike oil beneath gas layers. Benavides field workers continue to fight to save an oil producing well after a derrick cave-in event.

Mirando Oil Co Cummer Zapata Webb County Granger-Fauler Syndicate Reiser Benavides

UT Dean Taylor elected VP of engineering education society

Dean T A Taylor head of the University of Texas engineering department was elected vice president of the National Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education at a meeting in Ann Arbor Michigan. He has been a member for nearly twenty years. Other UT professors named are H Y Benedict Leroy Brown J M Bryant F B E Giesecke.

Associated Press Austin Texas T. A. Taylor University of Texas National Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education Ann Harbor Michigan Dean Taylor H. Y. Benedict College of Arts Leroy Brown J. M. Bryant F. B E. Giesecke

Partners of the Night at the Royal Theatre Sunday Monday

A Royal Sunday Monday feature presents Leroy Scott's Partners of the Night directed by Paul Scardon. Adapted with Charles 8. Whittaker, the film depicts a detective's clash with a crooked superior, aided by a female criminal, in a seven story arc from Eminent Authors Pictures. Rupert Hughes captures city life while Scott highlights the underworld and detective pursuit.

Rex Beach Samuel Goldwyn Eminent Authors Pictures Leroy Scott Paul Scardon Mr. Scott Charles 8. Whittaker Sporting Life Metropolitan Clifford Authors Pictures Royal Theatre Rupert Hughes

Traveling aid helps Mexican student head to Dallas

A Useful Organization notes Misa Isabel Flores of Hooker School in Mexico City arrived Friday seeking help. With the YWCA travelers aid she moved toward San Antonio and then to Deaconess Afleck in Dallas, as Rector of Christ Church commends the service.

Misa Isabel Flores Hooker School Mexico City Dallas Texas Christ Church San Antonio Thei

Auto Supply Co Sells Knight & Blackstone Tires

Auto Supply Co reports purchase of Knight and Blackstone tires and tubes from A Deutz and Brother and will continue to offer them at low prices. Located at 301 Salinas Ave, phone 1414, dated July 19, 1971.

Boston Olympia Candy CO Knight & Blackstone A. Deutz & Brother Auto Supply CO Salinas Ave

Texans vote in Democratic primaries across Webb county

Voters in Texas and Webb county cast heavy ballots in Democratic primaries with polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Officials from governor to constable are on ballot along with a Democratic executive committee chairman and precinct chairs. Lynch Davidson is favored for lieutenant governor. Republican proceedings in Webb county move to a county convention tonight to select a county chairman and executive committee members.

Texas Neff Thomason Looney Bailey Webb County Lynch Davidson Democratic Executive Committee Republican Executive Committee

Primary election day slows payrolls and trains in Nuevo Laredo

Banks close payroll services delaying employee payments until Monday. Special freight trains bring zinc and heavy imports while export traffic to Mexico remains strong since train service resumed. Probate court does not sit due to primary elections, with sessions resuming Monday. Passenger traffic is at capacity in both directions, and Democrats are urged to vote before 7 pm. Moonlit evenings and warm days entice strolls without transport.

Nuevo Laredo Mexico

Band Concert Tomorrow by 37th Infantry Band at Fort McIntosh

Director Carl Everlof released a concert program for tomorrow at Fort McIntosh starting at 4 PM. The 37th Infantry Band will perform Sousa Hail to the Spirit of Liberty, Paragraph III, Golden Gate, By Moonlight, Rollinson, and Mammy O Mine. A separate note mentions Miss Hazel Brink walking from San Francisco to Mitchell, S. Cak.

Carl Everlof Fort McIntosh Laredo Sousa Suppe Golden Gate Rollinson Mammy O’mine Pinkard Hazel Brink San Francisco Mitchell, S. Cak

Extradition of Alvaro Pena Favored by Mexican Authorities

News reports indicate Mexico is set to extradite Alvaro Pena, former employee of Merchants State Bank & Trust Co. of Laredo, who fled in February after a $90,000 shortage. Pena was arrested in Mexico City and held in Nuevo Laredo as habeas corpus proceedings and Mexican presidential decree processes unfold.

Mexico Alvaro Peta Merchants State Bank & Trust Co Laredo Pelia Webb County Grand Jury Mexico City E. Garcia Laredo Banking Institution Nuevo Laredo Carrancista Pefia Hobby Obregonistas Pefa Carrancistas Tamaulipas Portes Gil de la Huerta Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Alvaro Peiia Alvaro Pesia Texas

Bab's Candidate Prize Story At Strand Theatre

Vitagraph presents Bab's Candidate starring Corinne Griffith at the Strand on Monday. The screen adaptation of Gumshoe 4 B by Forrest Crissey appeared in Harper's Magazine and won a prize in the O Henry Memorial Contest. Edward Griffith directed, bringing the quaint small town humor to the film.

Edward Griffith Miss Griffith

Coolidge Nomination Notification Day Planned in Northampton

Governor Calvin Coolidge will be officially notified of his Republican nomination for Vice President on Tuesday at Allen Field Smith College. About 20 000 people expected as luncheon precedes program with remarks by Dr L Clark Seely and remarks and acceptance by Coolidge after Mayor Fitzgerald welcomes visitors and William Allen White presides.

Northampton Mass Calvin Coolidge Allen Field Smith College Coolidge Notification Republican National Committee L. Clark Seely Fitzgerald William Allen White Kansas Committee On Notification

Sunday church society meetings and a 4 p.m. entertain

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church meets at 6 45 p m Sunday at the church. The Junior B Y P U of the Baptist Church meets at 4 p m. The Senior B Y P U meets at 7 p.m. at the Baptist Church. The Epworth League of the Methodist Church meets at 6 30 p.m. in the League room. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church meets at 6 46 p m Monday. Miss Aline Hamilton will entertain at 4 p.m. in honor of Miss Thomas.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church The Baptist Church Epworth League of the Methodist Church League Room Methodist Church Christian Endeavors Society of the Christian Church Aline Hamilton Thomas

May Social Notes from The Times Society Column

The Times society page urges readers to share weddings parties and visiting news with the society editor. Mrs J M Martin and daughter Miss Julia Schultz return from Encinal. Mrs Lyle Perkins and family set for Indiana and Wisconsin. several city residents travel for visits and returns, with others visiting Dallas Corpus Christi and Galveston. Names and details are provided for several households and travelers during a period of social notices.

the Times Vistchildren J. M. Martin Julia Schultz Martin Ranch Encinal

Pleasant visits and travels among Laredo residents

Miss Mildred Leyen Decker hosts a pleasant visit while Miss Helena Britain arrives to see her sister Mrs. Charles D. Adama. Mr. George Harper heads home to Utopia after visiting his brother M. A. Harper. C Biggio returns from a San Antonio trip. Dr. H C Hall returns from Beaumont. Mrs. M A Bistetter and Estelle Reiff in Belleville Illinois. Mrs. Histetter notes warm nights. Mrs. E G Clingenpeel to lead W M S in Baptist church absence of leaders.

R. J. Harper 8. T. Kincaid Utopia Texas M. A. Harper Helena Britain Charles D. Adama George Harper M. A. Bistetter Belleville Ilinois Estelle Walter Reiff Laredo

No Symbol on Ballots in Texas Democratic Primaries

Dallas July 24. Edwin Hobby says ballots for the Democratic state primaries will bear no symbols or imprints beyond what is provided by law. The attorney general ruled that nothing not authorized by law may appear, and there is no mention of the union label in the Terrell election law.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Neiither Edwin Hobby Democratic Executive Committee

Fire Chiefs Attend International Fire Engineers Convention

Delegates arrive in Toronto for the annual convention of the International Association of Fire Engineers. Chiefs from major U S and Canadian cities plus several European cities will discuss the latest firefighting ideas during the sessions beginning Monday.

Toronto Ont International Association of Fire Engineers United States Canada Europe

Wheat crop to ship 20 million bushels if rail aid found

The Panhandle Plains Chamber of Commerce warns that farmers face heavy losses without 12 000 to 15 000 railroad cars. Harvests in the Panhandle are strong with the 1920 crop nearly as large as last year and about 3 million dollars of last year’s wheat still in the country due to car shortages. Relief promised could enable Panhandle Texas to ship over 20 000 000 bushels in the next ninety days.

Amarillo Texas Panhandle Interstate Commerce Commission Texan

Loss of Appetite and Digestive Rest Advice

The article notes that a short loss of appetite is not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly to regain appetite. It advises five hours between meals for digestion, reasonable outdoor exercise, and using Chamberlain's Tablets to treat constipation causing appetite loss.

Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau

The Times provides daily forecast from the U S weather bureau in New Orleans. Tonight and Sunday are described as partly cloudy.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co

Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary

Observations show a 24 hour period ending 7 am today with a maximum temperature of 102 degrees and a minimum of 76 degrees. Winds were from the southeast and the sky was clear.

Fort McIntosh

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Red Cross Mirando the Royal TIMES 37Th Infantry Band Alvaro Pena Secretary of Foreign Affairs Violet S. Oberfeldt Ete Eee Janet Smith Don Vicente Ferrara Monterey City Lyle J. Perkins Northmore Indiana Wisconsin George Crawford W. E. Bryant Billie Derby Hebbronville Armstrong Ranch J. G. Giles Allen Frank Hill Knoxville Tenn, Aniual Mr. Louis Chamberlain Lionel and Andre Goodman Corpus Christi A. P. Nye McCluskey Galveston A. F. Beddoe J. H. Travit R. H. Balzen Brownsville J. K. Thompson el Dorado Arkansas Ben Murphy el Dorado, Arkansas N. A. Miller Margaret Bloise Lloyd Canton, I W. L. Arkles Pollie Yates Millett Mildred Leyendecker Mr. ©. C. Biggio H. C. Hall Beaumont, Texas Margaret and Gertrude Heye Hazelrigg Beaumont John L. Dannelley E. G. Clingenpeel the Baptist Church Menace Weather Forecast Local Weather Report
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