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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1917

Page

8

Food price debate urges both limits and protections

The writer criticizes a proposed food control bill as a sop to Cerberus, arguing for both a minimum price for producers and a maximum price for consumers. They warn that guaranteed producer prices raise flour costs for families, midmen profits, and demand fair handling. advocate bilingual education to ease trade. and call for a system that safeguards both producers and shoppers.

Agricultural Committee Cerberus Congress Food Control Board Maine Commission

Chinese premier May Be Fading as Parliament Crisis Grows

The president seeks dissolution of parliament to align with the army, but the premier refuses to sign the decree. This signals a potential collapse of the cabinet as the crisis deepens.

Presiden T

John Redmond Faces Irish Convention Nomination Plan

John Redmond is asked to nominate five members of the Irish convention. The article hints he may enter trouble through no fault of his own. It questions whether Carson proposed the plan to humiliate a rival.

John Redmond John Carson

Language Hurdles for U S Troops in France and Spain

American troops heading to France will struggle to communicate due to language barriers with French and limited English among locals. Prior Spanish experience among soldiers was limited, with rough knowledge from magazines and a few who served on the Mexican border. Some officers learned Spanish during West courses but still faced understanding issues.

Tommy Atkins Charlie Chaplin Europe Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Italy United States Americas France

Pershing Hosts British Royals Amid Society Stunt Talk

General John J. Pershing dined with King George and Queen Mary yesterday. The piece notes his remarks on society stunts and suggests he may have felt compelled by the social scene, while stating he could not destroy the telephone as he allegedly did in the Philippines to avoid hearing the invitation.

Pershing King George Queen Mary

Benavides Seeks Captaincy in Texas National Guard

Deputy Sheriff Miguel Benavides of this city asks Governor Ferguson for permission to raise a company and appoint him captain. He notes his family’s long Texas military service from 1836 through the Confederate era and his own service in Troop K Texas Cavalry and the Milmo Rifles during the Spanish-American War.

Texas National Guard Miguel Benavides Ferguson Benavides Texas Jose Benavides Refugio Benavides Santos Benavides Cristobal Benavides Texas Cavalry Milmo Rifles

Richmond Stumbles in Central League Standings

In Central league standings Richmond, the infant member, appears unable to keep pace. The Texas league has contracted to six clubs as Galveston and Beaumont withdraw, shrinking the circuit.

Richmond Galveston Beaumont

Notable Birthdays Today June 12 Thomas J Walsh

Notable birthday today June 12 honors Thomas J Walsh U S Senator from Montana born June 12 1859 in Two Rivers Wisconsin. A former teacher who studied law at Wisconsin moved to Redfield South Dakota then Helena Montana rising in politics culminating in a 1910 Senate election after earlier defeats. He directed Western Democratic headquarters in Chicago during the last campaign.

Thomas J. Walsh United States Montana Walsh Senate Two Rivers Wis University of Wisconsin Redfield Helena Mont Congress Democratic National Committee Chicago Middle West Far West

Whooping Cough Relief Named In Peru Woman’s Report

Mrs P H Martin of Peru Indiana reports success using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough noting it worked like a charm and kept the cough loose and expulsion easy as advised by a physician.

Chamberlain P. H. Martin Peru Ind

Annual stockholders meeting for Texas Mexican Railway Company

Notice that the annual meeting of stockholders will be at the company office in Laredo Texas on June 27 1917 at 9:00 A M to elect Directors and conduct business. The Board will meet immediately after adjournment. Acting Secretary L V Boniger 5-26-30t.

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

Laredo City Ordinance Regulates Sale of Arms and Explosives

An ordinance requires dealers in arms ammunition and explosives to register with the Chief of Police within five days and provide inventories. It mandates keeping sales registers with purchaser details, reporting shipments, and applies to individuals and corporations. Violations carry up to 200 dollars fine or 60 days in jail.

City OF Laredo City of Laredo

Cardui testimonial and 1917 city ordinance notice

Glad to testif y Watoga West Virginia Mrs S W Gladwell recalls relief from female trouble after using Cardui for months and three bottles Now married with three children recommends Cardui to weak nervous women Also included is a 1917 city ordinance text noting exemption from city charter and mayoral approval dates and city secretary attestation 6 7 101

Watoga W. Va S. W. Gladwell Cardui

Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities

An advertisement offers daily access to opportunities from THE TIMES at a rate of 50 cents per month. The brief notice emphasizes ongoing availability and value for readers seeking regular updates.

the Times

Still Moving Southward but in Decreased Numbers

Mexicans fleeing conscription continue crossing the Rio Grande at Nuevo Laredo and Monterey. Train arrivals keep small groups heading to Mexico, where they face unemployment and scarce prospects, while some lack funds and hope for aid from relatives. Mexican employers avoid hiring them, and recent departures by Mexican Americans are not met with sympathy in Mexico.

Mexico International Bridge Rio Grande Laredo Monterey Texas United States Uncle Sam Nuevo Laredo

Border Foundry Installs Large Oxy Acetylene Welder

The Border Foundry and Machine Co has installed one of the largest oxy acetylene welding and cutting machines in Southwest Texas and employs an experienced mechanic to operate it. Patrons will receive prompt attention. Phone 812. Con Mims, Mer. 5-11-1f.

Border Foundry and Machine Co Texas CON Mims Mer

Safety First with Cough and Cold Cures

Early advice warns neglect of a cough can lead to grippe or pneumonia. Dr King's New Discovery fights colds, kills germs, soothes the throat, loosens phlegm, and clears air passages. Mild laxatives remove waste. Available at druggists for 0.3 or 1.00.

Elks Flag Day Exercises in Laredo Elks Hall

The Laredo Elks lodge hosts Flag Day ceremonies Thursday at 8 PM in Elks Hall. Public invited. Program includes introductory exercises by Exalted Ruler and officers, a prayer by Rev Chas W Cook, songs, a chorus, a band performance, altar services, a tribute to the flag, and Auld Lang Syne.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Elkdom Laredo Eiiks Elks Hall Elks America Mesdames G. ©. Woodman Sue J. Sschmitt Messrs C. W. Cook F. A. Lattig Estelle Kline Seus Esas Chas. W. Cook Columbia Piag Chas W. Cook 37Th Infantry Band Esquire Suwanee River A. Taliaferro Ellis L. Bobbitt

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