Laredo Times Publication and Subscription Rates
Publication details list weekly and daily editions, delivery options, price for various terms, and advertising rates. Includes U S Mexico and Canada coverage with mail and carrier delivery to Laredo and New Laredo. Subscriptions due in advance and rates shown for monthly, quarterly, six months, and yearly terms.
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United States
Mexico
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
Tax on Excess Profits to Aid War Costs
Editorial argues that wealthy stockholders and corporations should bear the burden of war taxes through excess profits taxes. It contends average citizens earn under $1,000 yearly while prices rise, and rail and entertainment taxes disproportionately affect the poor. It cites 1916 excess profits of major corporations at $437,394,880 and laments the uneven distribution of tax pain.
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Motion Picture House
Treasury Department
Our Secret Service Under Fire and Underestimated
An American editorial defends the U S Secret Service against harsh criticism. It notes agents work quietly across districts, arrest German spies, disrupt smugglers and counterfeit rings, and stresses effectiveness over publicity. A German air raid report follows, praising Allied casualties with grim irony.
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Secret Service
Austin American
United States
Germany
von Rintelen
Nat Pinkerton
Citizens urged to sacrifice taxes for national duty
The text argues that people should pay more taxes as a duty to aid the nation. It suggests individuals would contribute more if framed as a patriotic obligation and notes that a dollar is a small sacrifice to many, even if they struggle to afford basic comforts.
Italians Shift to Offensive as Prisoner Gains Rise
Report notes steady Italian advances while other fronts are quiet, with many prisoners captured. The observer asserts that Italian actions will progress beyond mere conjecture and that Austrian lines under German command cannot easily contain them.
Train Service Resumes From I G N Depot to Mexico
Notice states passenger service from the I G N depot to Mexico City and other Mexican points will resume on May 28. The 8 a.m. departure connects with the southbound at New Laredo, while Mexican points trains arrive at 10 a.m. bringing passengers from the Constitutionalists Bus line and connect with the I G N northbound at 12 01 p m.
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G. N
Mexico City
Mexico
New Laredo
Passen
Notable Birthdays May 28 Morris Sheppard Texas Senator
Hon Morris Sheppard of Texas, a leading Prohibition advocate, is 42. Native of Texarkana, educated at the University of Texas and Yale Law School, he has practiced law since 1898 and served in Congress since 1902, with a Senate term through 1919. He and cousin by marriage William F Kirby both hail from Texarkana Arkansas.
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Morris Sheppard
United States
Texas
Senate
Sheppard
District of Columbia
Texarkana
University of Texas
Yale Law School
Congress
House of Representatives
John Sheppard
House
Joseph W. Bailey
Arkansas
William F. Kirby
United States Senate
Kirby
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Officer Vasquez Turnout
A Laredo resident testimonial from police officer G Vasquez at 608 Houston St endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. He praises relief and urges readers to buy the 50 cent remedy from dealers, citing Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as proprietor.
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Dean
Laredo
G. Vasquez
Houston St
Doan
Annual stockholders meeting for Texas Mexican Railway Company
Notice states the annual meeting of stockholders at the company's office in Laredo Texas on June 27 1917 at 9 00 A M to elect Directors and address business before the meeting. The Board of Directors will convene immediately after adjournment Acting Secretary L V Boniger 5 26 30t.
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The
Texas Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
L. V. Boniger
Texas-Mexican
J. B. Dacamara
G. W. Sprague
Texas-Mexican Ry. Co
Proper Food for Weak Stomachs
Proper food varies by age and work with weak stomachs needing slow eating and thorough mastication. Keep bowels regular and use Chamberlain's Tablets when constipated or dull after meals for stomach strength and bowel movement.
This Date in History May 28 1672 to 1916 events
A list of historical events dated May 28 across years from 1672 to 1916 including declarations of war in Boston against the Dutch, Washingtons 1754 victory at Fort Duquesne, 1808 exhumation of Revolutionary War prisoners, the 1818 Lake Erie steamboat launch, 1845 Quebec fire, 1865 cable plans Alaska to Siberia, 1875 Holyoke church tragedy, 1905 Lewis and Clark exhibit, 1911 Tobacco Trust Supreme Court loss, and 1914 Huerta retirement talks plus 1915 and 1916 war notes. text also advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure with regional claims.
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Boston
Washington
Fort Duquesne
Father Murphy
Enniscorthy
Jersey
New York
Lake Erie
Black Rock
Noah Webster
Quebec
Russia
Alaska
Siberia
Holyoke
Mass
Portland
Ore
The
Tobacco Trust
United States Supreme Court
Huerta
Mexico
Uramiah
Persia
William G. Sharpe
University of Paris
France
Salonika
Kavala
Greece
Constantine
Notice to City Delinquent Taxpayers Laredo 1885 1916
Notice to all persons indebted to the City of Laredo for any year from 1885 to 1916 to call and pay promptly or suit will be brought to foreclose the tax lien and sell the property for taxes penalty interest and costs. City Attorney A Winslow warns the action will greatly increase the burden. 5 17 30t.
Po-Do-Lax Promises Liver Relief and Quick Purge
An old advertisement claims Po-Do-Lax from the may apple stimulates bile flow, restores a torpid liver, and cleanses the intestines. It asserts relief from headaches and dull skin, promising faster results and “shorten your liver's working hours” with a 50 cent price at druggists.
Renowned man may visit some Texas cities
The coming visit to Texas of L. T. Cooper the Millionaire Philanthropist draws wide interest. He promotes Tanlac health theory and has funded large charity drives in Houston San Antonio and Galveston. His efforts extend to Memphis Birmingham Atlanta and beyond with free bread lines and numerous dress donations.
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Texas
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
America
South
Houston
San Antonio
Galveston
Louisville
Tanlac
Memphis
Atlanta
Knoxville
Kuhlman-Chambliss Co
Taylor-Isaacs Co
G. F. Willis
Southern and Western
Wormser Brothers Warehouse Fire Threatens Laredo Business District
A major blaze damaged the Wormser Brothers warehouse in Laredo near Iturbide street and Convent Avenue. Automobiles, tires, bicycles, and goods were moved into the street as crews battled the fire. The loss to Wormser is about 15000 dollars with partial insurance. adjoining firms report non insured damages. Firefighters and volunteers, aided by Army hospital corps, saved the building through heavy effort. origin remains unknown.
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Wormser Bros
Laredo
Wormser Brothers
Iturbide Street
Convent Avenue
Wormser’ Brothers
Wormser
Willys-Knight
Julio Wormser
Dubin
Hospital Corps
Uncle Sam's Army
Little Locals From a Texas Mexico Rail Wreck
A wreck on the Texas-Mexican line near Norway left tracks torn and two freight cars derailed due to a spike on the rails. Trains traveling both directions were delayed over the weekend. The page also lists local notices, ads, and public interest items from a 1961 locality including sales, licenses, and community events.
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Norway
Becker’s
Jersey Dairy
Mexico
Presbyterian Church
Stowers
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the Times
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Shelby Theriot
F. M. Espinoza R
Box 3
Exaz
Tennessee
City Lumber Co
Longino Flores
Eufemia Ramos
A. C. Hamilton
Laredo Volunteer Fire Department
Soldier Boys
Boy Scouts
Stowers’ Furniture Store
Border Foundry and Machine Co
Ross Saloon
Edward Green
Crockett
8Th St
R. Flores & Bro
Northside Market Plaza
Hubigan’s
Piper’s
Pinaud
R. & Gallet
Perfor Refugio
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Market Plaza
Wilson & Stafford
People’s Pharmacy
Will W. Gregg
Notary Public
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