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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1913
Page
3
A transcript of a 4ne inspection notes the Channel Coast and San Jose miles section shows the mine being managed efficiently. The inspector praises the superintendant and manager as capable, with the mine’s operations and equipment described as well used and effective.
A collection of brief local items notes a new grocer ad and goods arriving, a bishop’s visit to Corpus Christi churches, a three reel film at the Royal, a Dallas league tryout rumor, praise for Cannel Coal Co mines with modern equipment, a tipple installation, and a range of services from Moyer’s olives to Gonzalo Medina plumbing. Also mentions a water shutoff for mains, a lumber firm ad, and tire stock arrivals with price cuts.
Atlanta and Fulton County brace for the Leo M Frank trial over the Mary Phagan slaying. Prosecutors press strong circumstantial case while the defense hints a Black suspect may be responsible. Politics and police corruption allegations entwine with the case as crowds await proceedings Monday.
Condemned army quartermaster property sold at Fort McIntosh in a morning sale drawing over a hundred bidders. Ambulances tents dumps and nine mules featured among the items. bidding stayed brisk with multiple buyers raising offers to secure desired lots.
Marcos Capra city sanitary inspector of Laredo died at his home at Hidalgo street and Davis avenue this morning after a long illness. He was 68, born in Parma Italy, moved to Laredo from New York fifteen years ago with his wife and seven children. He served faithfully as inspector. Funeral arrangements pending noon today, service tomorrow at 9 o clock from the family residence.
John Drew is slated to appear in London next season in Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. The famed actor returns to the stage with a production expected to draw theatergoers to the capital playhouses.
Washington July 24 SeNator Works charges President Wilson exceeded constitutional authority aiding in framing the tariff bill and pushed for its passage. Weeks also criticizes the measure as the Carrancistas claim Torreon fell to their forces with 1500 prisoners and 20 cannons. Reports from Piedras Negras and Eagle Pass note rebel gains and arrests, while Texas Senate and House action on blue sky and bond issues are described.
Washington July 24 Senator Cummins author of the full investigation resolution denied Mulhall claims he conferred with Mulhall in 191? over political matters.
Representative Lewis, author of the parcel post law, backed extending the service to 100 pounds, urging the government to eventually control all parcel transportation. He praised Postmaster General Burleson for proposing the increase and criticized railroads resisting the expansion.
Knoxville Tennessee July 24 Three children of John Cooper near Town send Tenn were bitten by a rattlesnake late yesterday and were found dead. While the mother was searching for the children her eighteen month old infant fell into a stream and was drowned.
A brief quip notes that despite a Philadelphia dentist's skill in repairing teeth, Colonel Roosevelt remains the headline attraction, with the Kansas City Journal cited as the notable reference. The line underscores Roosevelt's enduring fame over personal dental work.
Ossining July 24 A second fire at Sing Sing prison this week is blamed on convicts and followed by doubled guards after last Tuesday's blaze that destroyed about 150 000 in property.
Wyatt B Stevenson of the Milmo Rifles traveled to Camp Mabry for a state rifle competition on July 25 to select a team for National and International matches at Camp Perry Ohio. Two men from Laredo were chosen to attend, but only one could go. This is Stevenson's first year with military rifle, and he shows promise as a top shot for the state.
In Columbia State, Mr Mann mocked Woodrow Wilson as a sacred rabbit, but his November performance showed he ran like one.
The Moose lodge in Laredo marked its first anniversary with a club room hop attended by fewer guests than expected. A Mexican orchestra played early, followed by the Dreamland Orchestra. Bryan diplomatic punch was served and the evening was pleasantly spent.
Mille Dazie is slated to appear on major vaudeville circuits next season in J. M. Barrie's Harlequinade romance Pantaloon, boosting her profile with a leading role in the stage fantasy.
The Federal parole board considered the parole request for Julian Hawthorne, jailed in Atlanta on a one year and one day sentence after a New York conviction for using the mails to defraud in mining promotions. If paroled, a citizenship restoration may follow. Also an advertisement touts McGees Baby Elixir for fever, stomach upset, and diarrhea, priced at 25 and 50 cents.
A large crowd attended a dance at the Elks Hall last evening in honor of Mr. Norman Polkinhorn and Miss Edna Summers who were married this morning. A Mexican orchestra provided the music and guests enjoyed a brilliant evening. Friends extended hearty congratulations for a long and happy life together.
Authorities probe the blaze at the Binghampton Clothing Company plant after a Tuesday fire. Twenty eight bodies have been recovered and thirty four people remain missing and presumed dead.
The Associated Press from Milan reports a terrific hurricane struck the Italian lake region causing heavy loss and widespread damage across towns and villages. Officials assess effects on homes, farms, and local infrastructure with emergencies underway.
In St. Paul Minnesota arrangements are complete for the Northwestern International Rowing Association regatta on the Mississippi River. Events begin tomorrow and run through Saturday with multiple races scheduled along the waterfront.
Calumet Michigan July 24 violence from the copper miners strike grew beyond the control of Sheriff Crane who wired the governor asking for state troops. Militia companies were ordered to hold themselves in readiness.
In Fort Worth Texas on July 24 the case of Tom Lee the negro indicted for killing Policeman Ogletree last May was called for trial. The killing stirred public feeling and a lynching was narrowly averted. Lee had been seriously wounded the day of the officer’s death and his trial had been postponed several times due to his condition.
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