Time to Stop It Warns Against Foreign Anarchists
A dated editorial argues for hard actions against foreign anarchists terrorizing U S officials. It condemns leniency and urges surveillance of foreign-born residents with anarchistic tendencies, warning against lynching while calling for police action and nationwide search for clues. It discusses immigrant farm labor and domestic work, advocating parity to ease labor shortages and referencing head taxes and literacy tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Washington
Philadelphia
United States
Petrograd
Berlin
Budapest
Republic
Fragmentary 18th–20th Century Historical Notes
A condensed, fragmented list mentions Francois Quesnay born in 1694 and dying in 1774 in Paris, a 1798 Irish victory at Tubberneering, Bonaparte establishing the Cisalpine Republic, the first Marine Church dedication in New York in 1943, Victoria, B.C. founded by James Douglas in 1898, the Anti Saloon League organized in 1915, and an incident of German regret for torpedoing a U.S. ship plus a Brusilov offensive reference and a Russian general.
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Francois Quesnay
Meres
France
Paris
Cisalpine Republic
Bonaparte
First Mariner
United States
New York City
Victoria
James Douglas
Ohile Anti Saloon
Leamie
Howard Hf. Russell
New Army Y M C A executive secretaries named for southern dept
Charles Kurtzhalz and Fred Appleger selected to run Army Y M C A activities in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico and Arizona. Both men border Camp Pike Arkansas and Camp Travis Texas before war work. Kurtzhalz previously mission ary in British West Africa and Jamaica and ran Y. M. C. A. work at two large camps. Appleger was a New York writer editor publisher and business expert. District court nears end after clear docket
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kurtzhalz
Southern Department
Army Young Men's Christian Association
Fred B. Apple. Bet
Kurtzbalz
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisians
New Mexico
Arizona
Southern Military Department
Camp Pike
Ark
Kurtzhalz
FH. H. Simmons
Hillsboro
Tex
British West Africa
Jamaica
Appleger
Asssoclite
New York
Army Y. Mo.cl Ac
Camp Travis
Rio Grande Y Valley
Brownsville
Pere Ring Bud
America
Fort Lezin HicReyt
Remonnt
Roberts Field
CHI
Wee Petry
Nigeria
Calambas
Ohio
Federal Secrotary
Calanbua
Day Bailey
Apiveet
Anilomatannie
Anilomatannie Watk
Paperion
Chaide
Ameriean Teleerankae Telephone Coo
Mts
Petaher 1
TNT
Conn Pike
Ax Eatin
Firs Agricultural Schoal
Tatoos Central
Eamap
Eats
Popilar
Pike
San Antonio
Notice of sale transfer at Mexican Products Co
Matias de Liane of the Mexican Products Co purchased on May 20 1919 from Plutarco Villarreal his entire interest in said convey and assumed all liabilities of Plutarco Villarreal in Mexican Products The district will continue under the management and direction of his former Mr de Llano in the future as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matias de Liane
Mexican Products Co
Plutarco
Immigration Question Provokes Southwest Labor Concerns
The piece argues for strict immigration enforcement amid anti anarchist fears. It notes the $8 head tax and the literacy requirement hurt Mexican laborers, especially women in domestic work, who are largely nonliterate. Border-area communities rely on Mexican workers for seasonal farming and domestic help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
West
America
Southwest
Silent Before Johnson and the Hanging Talk
A short clash over hanging sparks in a street discussion. John Soh argues with Johnson and Smith about whether Soh’s grandfather was hanged. The exchange turns into a heated denial and public sparring over memory and rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Soh
Smith
Mr. Johnson
T Pany
Johnson
Stubh
Times Watch Beats for Monthly Opportunities
A brief note notes monitoring The Times daily for opportunities and potential monthly gains. It mentions tracking opportunities at a steady monthly rate and staying vigilant for favorable listings.
Boys Are Coming Home Welcome Receptions Planned
The community cheers as returning soldiers arrive from overseas. The 15th Infantry with strong Laredo representation lands in New York and Camp Stuart. Names listed include Sergeant George Lang Charles Tannenbaum Jr Francisco D Molina Dewey Simpson Jesus Jimenez Ignacio Duran Leopoldo Gallardo and others awaiting welcome home celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieet
Uncle Sam
Leredo
Sergi
Dewey Simpson
Jesus Jimenez
Ignacio Duran
Leopoldo Gallardo
Will Build Two Churches at Dolores and Palafox
Rev Father Juan Coma succeeds in obtaining a site from Can del Coal Co for a Catholic church at Dolores called San Jose Church. D D Davis and K W Davis assist in site selection and fundraising with about 2500 dollars needed. A second church at Palafox will start once H E Johnson donates a site and funds are raised.
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Dolores and
Palafox
Dolores
Juan Coma
Candel Coal Co
Father Coma
D. D. Davis
K. W. Davis
San Jose Church
H. E. Johnson
When a Woman Strikes at Royal Theater Laredo
A strong Western melodrama features Ben Wilson Neva Gerber Rosemary Theby and Murdock Macquarrie at the Royal Theater last night to a large appreciative crowd. Also notes include a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs M W Brennan born Monday and local weather and Mexico news. The county board of equalization meets June 16 and a special election on additional school taxes is set for next Saturday with all qualified voters urged to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Brennan
Ben Wilson
Neva Gerber
Rosemary Theby
Murdock Macquarrie
Royal Theater
Laredo
Annual Meeting of Texas Mexican Railway Company Directors
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Texas Mexican Railway Company will be held at the office of the Company in Laredo Texas on June 25 1919 at 9 00 A M for the purpose of electing Directors and other business. The Board of Directors will meet immediately after the adjournment of the stockholders meeting. L V Boniger secretary. early 24 30t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
L. V. Boniger
Earl
Weekly Financial Review on Atlantic Food Shipments to Europe
A summarized note on export foods and transatlantic shipments to Europe. It details how much food from Australia and other colonies has left port, with references to U S food administration actions and shipping capacity. The piece notes difficulties in May and June with freight rates and port congestion in New York and Portland Maine.
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Ehiphiie
Atarvng Counite
Europe
Aualtie
Mortland
Maine
ART SS
ORD
Pape Cote
Shifbeug
FSA
Pisa
Sion
Asier
New York
Agath
Pendith
Knights Templar Conclave Invite for Malta Commandery No 32
Attention to attend Conclave of Malta Commandery No 32 Knights Templar on Thursday evening in June at 35 o'clock sharp in Temple work. Visitors invited. Signed Commander John Colman O-4-21.
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Malta Commandery No
Knights Templar
Temple
John Colman
Meeting of Federal Employes Union Elects Delegate
An enthusiastic meeting of Federal Employes Union No. 36 in the federal courthouse drew forty three members. The main business was choosing a delegate to the national convention of the Federation of Federal Employes to be held in September, with A V O Danna named as delegate and J D Perkins as alternate, both from time integrat ion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Employes Union No. 36
A. O. Dannelley
Federation of Federal Employes
Vo. Danna
Perkins
New Sunday Schedule Lauded by Local Business and Public
Shouts of approval greet a new Sunday timetable for Laredo as trains will arrive each afternoon at 2 o clock and again at noon, enabling residents to shop, pick up letters, and return home by night. The change ends wartime restrictions and restores routine, pleasing merchants and citizens alike.
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Arroshpem
Malta
Agiuus Pele
SHE de Oryey
Laredo
Hagdiran Tamerchanta
SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT FOR TA RITA VOLUNTEER DEPT
A special meeting is set for tonight at Strements Hall to discuss the installation of a new system and engine pump. About forty volunteers from the free department are invited, including new members and mothers. Attendance is urged for important business and organizational duties.
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Tarita Volintesr
Strements
Wien
Toportance
Cagaidera
Free Department
Wiremen’s Hall
Laredo Graduates Among Sixty For A M College Degree
Two Laredo youths who served in the army are listed among sixty candidates for bachelor of science at the 43rd annual A M College commencement on June 24. Louis Becker, in horticulture, and Marcus Wormser, both returning veterans, are noted as popular students with strong records.
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Laredo
Agricultural & Mechanical College
A&m. College
Louis ¢ Becker
Depres
Acer
Marcus R. Wormser
Becker
Presbyterians of Canada to Meet in Hamilton
Hamilton Ont June 4 The forty fifth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Canada opens this week with elaborate reception plans and large elder representation. The assembly will meet in St Pauls Church with big attendance expected and focus on the Forward Movement and church reconstruction. The Moderator election opens proceedings with candidates including Dr. Love Dr John Pringle Dr Thomas Stewart and Dr S Grant as leading contenders.
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Hamilton
Forty-Fifth
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Canada
St. Paul's Church
Love
Quebec
John Pringle
Sydney
Thomas Stewart
Halifax
8. Grant
Toronto
Incomplete Early Morning Scene in Bray Street
A damaged OCR fragment shows Liraki and Tom waking in Bray dawn. The wife Stir comments on Tom’s early rising as he plans to go to Montel for work, while the White Woman discussions hint at a troubled household and cold streets.
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Liraki
Flanders Field Poem Imprints on Houston Letter 1919
A 1919 Houston letter quotes the World War I poem In Flanders Fields. The author references fields of poppies, sacrifice, and national memory. The note, dated May 4, 1919, honors fallen soldiers and the torch of freedom.
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J. B. Fitzgerald
Houston
Tex
Onion Market Report from Fort Worth Cope with Weaknesses
Market notes show slight weakness across onions with prices steady to firmer at some Western shipping points. California and Coachella District points reported mixed levels around four dollars per hundredweight, while overall demand and Meats consumption trends appear soft.
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Cattornia Bormidas
Pittsburgh bishop Regis Canagin ordained in America
Regis Canagin, bishop of the Pittsburgh diocese, was ordained in America. Observers noted his background and early work in the church, with testimony to his capabilities as a leader. The ceremony included remarks from various church figures and highlighted his future role in advancing temperance and parish stewardship.
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JEUNE
Feere Oy
Regis Canegin
Pittsburgh
Homan Veutherie
Amer
Ton,teiday
Pounds
Jopty Eben
Hay Hig Beta
Jong
Cane
Brennee Bagingine We
Capoey
Pratate
Eauy
Hervion
Ee Pauls
Lottuge
Canovin
Varians
Terperance
Watch THE TIMES everyday for OPportunities
Advertisement noting daily timing and subscription price of 60 cents per month for the Times newspaper, urging readers to stay informed and not miss opportunities.
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the Times
Alice and the Aide to a Chorus Debate At Dinner
A group of housewives gathered at a restaurant to discuss who had done the most to win praise amid chatter. One woman claimed she knew who had been most talked about, while others weighed who among peers deserved credit. Lorraine and references to France and Germany appear in the lively exchange.
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Haig
Phewaechi
Lorraine
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Rissiany
Wader Brusiloff
Brusileft Suen
Alexief
Con Manderin
Army “Y
Fred B. Apple
District Court
Army Y. M. C. A
Appleget
County Board of Equalization
Weekly Financial Review
St Louis Union Bank
St. Louis, Mo
Fire Department
Witt
L. C. Becker
M. R. Wormser
Presbyterians OF
Canaada
Tom
Mont@el
Flanders
Alice
Reed's Drug Store, People's Pharmacy and
J. M. Ramos
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