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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1918

Page

8

Freight and law amid national tension rise

Tuesday’s Daily notes government freight rate hikes of 25 percent raise costs for consumers while railroads expect $900 million more revenue. The piece questions who gains and warns of profiteering, inflation, and public strain as taxes and costs swell. It also covers I W W trials in Chicago and Bisbee, urging obedience to law and protection of government. A May Philadelphia Bible conference on the Second Coming closes the segment.

McAdoo Peter Paul George Bisbee Chicago Arizona Philadelphia Academy of Music

I W W Deportations Stir Bisbee Debate

A Bisbee Arizona article notes the I W W leaders' trials in Chicago while local authorities indict Bisbee citizens for deporting about 1200 I W W adherents. The piece questions government motives amid looming elections and warns outlaw groups pose a broader threat similar to Sinn Fein.

Consuls Move Border Conference to San Antonio

The United States consuls at Brownsville Laredo Eagle Pass El Paso and Douglas Mexico opposite towns agreed to hold a conference in San Antonio on June 10. Consul Shores received a telegram announcing the gathering to discuss passport regulations and enforcement plans for border law compliance.

United States Brownsville Laredo Eagle Pass el Paso Douglas Arizona San Antonio Consul Shores

Forty-Five Mexican Laborers Bound for Maryville Plant

Clovis Tf Perron of Aluminum Company of America leaves with forty five Mexican laborers en route to Maryville Tenn for work at a large plant. The company has been gathering a thousand workers locally to replace draftees called to training camps. Tonight is Laredo Lodge meeting night with full attendance urged.

Clovis Tf. Perron The Aluminum Co. of America San Antonio Maryville Tenn Laredo G. R. Weber Sec’y

Webb County Red Cross War Fund Surpasses Quota

G P Farias reports to Red Cross headquarters that Webb county and Laredo subscriptions total 16565 98 with outlook near 17000 The Webb county minimum was 4000 and surpassed on opening day May 20 by 5000 The drive exceeded four times the amount requested due to persistent committee effort led by Asher R Smith WWG 6 8

G.P. Farias Laredo Red Cross St. Louis The Webb County Asher R. Smith

Eczema remedy and sugarless days in Laredo notes

Local reader items report a cheap eczema remedy Zemo from E W Rose Co of Cleveland and praise its skin healing. Laredo experiences sugar shortages due to Cuban ship delays while food aid to Belgium and France is cited. Also mentions whooping cough remedy from Chamberlain’s, a district attorney’s illness, business notices, a divorce drama at the Royal, and local shop updates and ads.

E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Laredo Cuba Belgium France Chamberlain the Royal Theodore Roosevelt Juarez Plumbing Co Matamoros Street Bruckner & Bruckyger Farragut Street Convent Avenue Dallas Bruckner Gregg W Gregg Times Crescent Garage

Service and Self in War Time Women

An out of town guest recounts a Red Cross luncheon where petty careerism and social rivalries disrupted wartime service. She urges unity, cites Kipling and the Black Prince motto I serve, noting many women learn true service while others cling to ego. Also advises on proper food for weak stomachs and Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion.

Red Cross Black Prince

Get Rid of Your Rheumatism With Liniment

A public notice urging readers to relieve rheumatism by using Chamberlain's Liniment. It promises better relief and notes the product is worth its cost, portraying it as a timely remedy available to customers.

Times Tomas Lopez Maria Garcia Alfredo Loana Anastacia de Leon Chamberlain

Meeting of stockholders of Texas Mexican Railway Company

Annual meeting of stockholders at the company office in Laredo Texas on June 26 1918 at 9 a m for electing Directors and other business. Board of Directors to meet immediately after adjournment. Secretary L V Boniger. 3 25 1m

The Texas Mexican Railway Company Laredo Texas L. V. Boniger

Thedford's Black-Draught credited for life saved

Mrs Kate Lee Able of Rossville Georgia recounts her husband an engineer who suffered severe abdominal injury and rapid weight loss after lifting. After three doctors and castor oil failed, a large dose of Thedford's Black-Draught brought relief and recovery, leading them to credit the remedy with saving his life.

Rossville Kate Lee Able Thedford

Ohio Sunday Schools Convene in Springfield Convention

The Ohio State Sunday School Association opens a four day session in Springfield with talks on war problems in Sunday school management. Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois is slated as a principal speaker at the event.

Springfield Ohio State Sunday School Association Lawrence Y. Sherman Illinois

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Congress Sinn Fein U. S Shores Big Tennessee Clovis F. Perron Attention Elks Red Cross War Fund A. D. Smith John A. Walls Edward Green Crockett Ave Sth St Marra Crescent Torage Border Foundry & Machine Co Con Mims Texas Real Estate & Abstract Co Phopve Will W. Giegeg Times Office Bellmont Main Ave Ande Sherman Borchers’ Bakery Nujol E. Z. Page Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil CO New Jersey Bayonne, N. J Sirs Queens St M. D Kipling Central Consumers CO. Incorporated Louisville Kentucky Sames, Moore & Co Laredo Texas Meeting OF Stockholders Ohio Sunday Schools WSS Money Makers Kekma Laboratory the Times
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