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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1919

Page

8

Mexican press crackdown sparks warning amid Chihuahua crisis

The Mexican government detains four Mexico City newspaper heads to escort them to a northern state for alleged proof of unfounded stories. Juarez dispatches report Villa and Angeles attacked Chihuahua's capital, severing telegraph lines, worsening the crisis. Carranza regime faces criticism for suppressing truthful reports and blocking airline payrolls, while reformist zeal and union power prompt debates on law, order, and democracy.

Chihuahua Mexico City Juarez Villa Angeles United States Carranza Mexico

Bolshevik Tactics Stir Manitoba Provincial Crisis

A North American provincial page reports unrest in Manitoba with returned soldiers labor groups and other citizens backing a general strike. They pressure Premier and cabinet to resign and push for laws enabling collective action as part of a broader Bolshevik style campaign.

Northwest Canada Winnipeg Manitoba Legis

New Library Additions At Laredo Reach Wide Range Of Authors

The Laredo Library reports receipt of numerous new titles over the past weeks. Featured authors include James Lane Allen, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Gertrude Atherton, Zane Grey, Jack London, Meredith Nicholson, Harold MacGrath, Kathleen Norris, John Fox Jr., Annie Fellows Johnston, Lizzie Stuart, and Grace Richmond among others, with works spanning fiction classics to modern novels and complete works of Shakespeare.

Laredo James Lane Allen Imma S. Allen Gertrude Atherton Frances Hudson Burnett RE. M. Dell Philippa Robi. W. Chambers John Fox, Jr Star Ranger Betty Zane Zane Grey Eleanor Gates Henry of Navarre Holworthy Hall Prudence Ethel Hueston Georgina Annie Fellows Johnston Mary Johnston John Barleycorn Adam Jack London George Horace Lorimer Barton W. Currie A. McHugh Harold MacGrath Alice Duer Miller Meredith Nicholson Martie Joscelyn Kathleen Norris Chas Felton Pidgeon Nina Wilcox Putnam Gene Stratton Porter Caney Fork Opie Read Dons Wm. McLeon Raine Berta Buck Vineyard Myrtle Reed Red Pepper Jace Richmond Eugene Manlove Rhodes Grace Richmond Continental Dragoon Nielson Stephens Regent Burton Egbert Stephens Mary Rose Mifflin Frances R. Sterrett Mable J. Streeter William Shakespeare Gambler Katherine Cecil Thurston Penrod Sam South Tarkington Mary Juliet Wilbur Tompkins C. N A. M. Williamson Patty Jean Webster George Weston Grace Miller White Clara B. Laughlin Enoch Crane F. H. Smith

Laredo News Briefs Highlight Local Business and Notices

Imports from Mexico pass through Laredo port with rope ixile and calamine. Local ads note grammar school admission June 2, beauty parlor move, jnji services, and roof painting. Reports cover oil activity near Zapata county, weather, licenses, and notary public notes amid community notices.

Mexico Laredo

King George V Recalled Navy Days Humorous Breakfast Tale

In Bay's News on June 3 mark King George V's fifty fourth year on the throne. An anecdote recalls his navy days and a flustered steward. The prince, then George, quips I want ham and eggs after being told the ham and eggs allowance is small. The piece highlights his long reign and humor about his military service.

George V United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland India Prince George

Oregon Special Election Open To Voters Tomorrow

Portland offers voters a chance to approve measures under the referendum act. A proposed $5,000,000 bond issue would fund a broad building improvement and land settlement plan. Another proposal asks for $2,500,000 in bonds to build the Roosevelt highway as part of a coastal Pacific road project.

Portland Ore Oregon Pacific Ocean

Delegates to National Convention Chosen Tonight

Laredo Local No 36 of the National Federation of Federal Employees will elect a delegate tonight to represent Mexican border workers and Laredo Local No 86 at the national convention likely in Kansas City in September. The local, one of 129 nationwide, emphasizes its closeness to federal employees in this city and on the border, with a lively meeting expected as candidates announce.

Laredo National Federation of Federal Employees Federal Building Kansas City Canal Zone Hawaiian Islands Washington, D. C Bureau of Printting and Engraving Washington

Firemen Attend Meeting On June Fourth Night

Notice for all active and honorary firemen to attend a Wednesday meeting at Firemen's Hall at 8 p m with important business to discuss. Signed by Chief C C Biggio and Secretary J R Fasnacht.

C. C. Biggio J. R. Fasnacht

For Sale Of City Block In Laredo By Executor

Property on market west front 110 feet and depth 1838 feet fronts Hidalgo street in Block 42 W. D. Laredo. Executor estate E B de Garcia deceased invites inquiries via B Chacon 1219 Grant Street. Sale notice dated May 3.

Block 42 W. D Laredo Market Plaza Hidalgo Street B. Chacon E. B. de Garcia Grant Street

Onion Market Report Fort Worth June 3 Details

Texas Yellow Bermudas held steady from 4.00 to 4.75 per crate in Eastern markets and 3.50 to 4.25 in the middle West. California Bermudas stayed firm at 3.50 to 3.75 fob Cocahuella district. shipments from Bermuda and New York City totaled 35 129 crates. Saturday shipments approached the recent average.

Fort Worth Texas Laredo California New York City Bermuda Middle West

Money Makers Ad Hooks Readers With Cash Promises

A Times want ad touts lucrative opportunities offering high returns. The listing emphasizes quick cash through unspecified ventures and encourages readers to respond for more details, appealing to readers seeking fast money.

Mexican Consul General Garcia refutes reports on Chihuahua

Mexican Consul General Andres Garcia of El Paso arrived in Laredo to meet General Candido Aguilar. Garcia denied claims that Chihuahua City fell or that communications to Juarez were cut, saying federal forces hold Chihuahua City and that Villa’s forces number about two thousand in the state. He warned of an imminent attack on Chihuahua City but said the federal garrison would defeat Villa. The Aguilar party traveled aboard a guarded special train, with two carloads of Mexican soldiers and three machine guns on board.

Andres Garcia el Paso Laredo Times Candido Aguilar Washington Chihuahua Mexico Chihuahua City Villistas Juarez Garcia Carranza Angeles Villa General Aguilar Mexico City Nuevo Laredo Coahuila Silvestre Aguilar Jose P. Torres Luis Gutierrez Spain Manuel A. Chavez

Laredo ISD to vote on extra tax next Saturday

A special election will be held on June 7 in the Laredo Independent School District to decide whether to raise the school tax from four to ten cents per hundred dollars of property valuation. The board’s resolution calls for voters to authorize an additional six cents tax indefinitely for school maintenance, subject to later change or repeal by taxpayers.

Laredo Independent School District Board of School Trustees City of Laredo Board of Trustees Independent School District Texas

Major Schoof to Speak at First Methodist Church

Major G H Schoof of the Canadian army delighted the audience last night with three decades in foreign service. He will speak again at 8 30 this evening on The Boer War as I Saw It. The public is invited and every schoolboy and girl should hear him.

Lame Back Relieved By Liniment Application

A remedy for a lame back recommends applying Chamberlains Liniment twice daily and thoroughly massaging the back muscles at the site of pain with each use.

Chamberlain

Watch The Times Everyday for Opportunities

A brief ad promoting daily access to The Times with a subscription offer at 60 cents per month for readers seeking ongoing opportunities and information.

the Times

Extreme temperature swing hits Laredo in 86 hours

From a high near 106 on Sunday to a low around 57 Monday night, Laredo endured a record heat burst followed by a winter chill. Residents recalled the stark contrast as gas heaters came back into use and the old timers compared the weather to past extreme swings.

Texas Laredo Scott Tara Boom de Ay

Assignee's Notice in Webb County Texas 1919

Valentin Hernandez owner of Economy Grocery in Webb County Texas executed a deed of assignment on May 19 1919 to the undersigned for creditors who accept proportional shares and discharge him. Creditors consenting must file claims within four months of publication and six months from notice with the assignee at Laredo Texas. Witness dated May 25 1919. 5 30-181, a)

Webb Economy Valentin Hernandez State of Texas Laredo

Early Afternoon Train Beginning Next Sunday

The Chamber of Commerce pressed I N G N lines for an earlier afternoon arrival at San Antonio. The reply notes approximate times: eight in the morning departure from San Antonio and Laredo, with 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. arrival, and similar reversals. The morning train departure remains around eight o clock, with 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. arrivals.

Houston Texas Fred W. Mally Chamber of Commerce Laredo San Antonio C. J. Price

Notice of transfer in Mexican Products Co leadership

Matias de Liano of Mexican Products Co purchases all interest from Plutarco Villarreal on May 20, 1919, assuming all liabilities and severing Villarreal from the concern. The business will continue under founder Mr. de Llano's management and direction as before.

Matias de Liano Mexican Products Co Plutarco Villarreal Mr. de Llano

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