Rail unions debated as strike risks public support
The piece argues radical labor organizers push toward a single global union and Bolshevist outcomes, warning that a railroad strike would hurt the public and aid capitalists. It credits Samuel Gompers with keeping union workers aligned and urges exploring nonstrike methods to resolve disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Soa
Foderation of Labor
Federation
Radicala
Fresifleni Lee
Schame
Third Internationale
Cup
Tha Wnion
Thirty Three Candidates Enter Knights of Columbus
The Laredo council Knights of Columbus conferred the free degree on thirty three candidates at their hall. Tomorrow morning the second and third degrees will be conferred, with many candidates listed to be made full-fledged Knights of Columbus. Names include Botello Cardenas Cejudo Ferrara Garza and de la Garza among others.
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Laredoouncil Knights of Columbus
Order
Columius
Arto Cc. Botello
Luia I. Cardenas
la Alba
Conference on Railway Mail Service Held in Laredo
A civic meeting at the Latin American Club discussed inaugurating a railway mail service on night trains between San Antonio and Laredo. Officials from postal and banking sectors presented data on delivery, invoicing delays, and distribution plans, with Postmaster James pledging study and final decision by the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Rooma
Gaines
M. Gaines
Port Worth
J. A. Arnold
San Antonio
Ligerde
Reyes Ortiz
Geo. Scratchley
Fo Trout
Sain W. Brown
A. J. Norton
Leo M. Purwin
W. S. Cantrell
Cleirlycok
Othe Oorgainteadons
Cizena Preset
Mio Ligarde
Ed. Chngenpeel
Mr. Tlingenpeel
Melarey
ATRUS
A. C.munition
Menbers
Messrs. Sam, AW. Brown
A. J. Newton
Laredo National
Milmo National
James
Ita
Elks Flag Day Exercises in Laredo Lodge Hall
The Laredo Lodge of Wis will hold Flag Day exercises at their hall tomorrow afternoon beginning at 2 30. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Laredo Lodge
Wis
Laredo
Lincoln Cleaning Dyeing and Pressing Club Closes Under Bankruptcy
A Lincoln based cleaning, dyeing and pressing business on Vidaurrl Ave, and also listed as in Laredo, Texas, shut June 16 1922 after bankruptcy. The owners announce a rapid sale of all assets including shoes and clothes to pay creditors and invite interested buyers to inspect equipment before June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Cleaning, Dyeing & Pressing Club
Vidaurrl Ave
Strick
South Plains-Coursen-Matuks No. 2 Drilling Near Miranda City
Reported actions show South Plains-Coursen-Matuks Co No 2 near Miranda City drilling three wells five to seven miles south of Laredo with a target of 200 barrels per day. Avia tors Weill and the A G K Avia tors wells produce gas and oil, while South Laredo Oil Co secures a $100000 charter with Green Martin P Floyd A J Landrum and William Curry as officers and directors.
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South Laredo Oil Co
Laredo
Green Martin
P. Floyd
A. J. Lane
William Curry
Zafata
Rio Grande
Curry
Creen Martin
Frio County
PL Floyd
A. J. Landrum
Webb County
Miranda City
Webb County Democrats Convene Meeting in Grand Jury Room
The Democratic Executive Committee of Webb County must meet Monday June 19 at 6 p.m. in the Grand Jury room of the Webb County courthouse. All members are urged to attend to transact important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrell
Democratic Executive Committee
Webb County
Grand Jury
Web County Court House
Asher Smith in the Valley in Interest His Campaign
The Brownsville Herald notes Asher KR Smith of Laredo running for the Texas state senate from the 23rd district extending to Corpus Christi, Laredo, and Brownsville. He plans several days in the Valley and will speak at Donna's American Legion Fourth celebration after visiting Donna. Smith is a UT and Maryland educated lawyer with eleven years' practice in Laredo.
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Brownsville
Asher KR
Smith
Laredo
Senate
Asher
Corpus Christi
University of Maryland
Laredo Lodge Elke Hosts May Day Exercise
The Laredo Lodge of Elke will hold a May Day exercise at their hall starting at 2:30. The public is invited to attend.
Colegio Benito Juarez Adopts New Typewriters And Staff
At 1018 Flores Ave the Colegio Benito Juarez introduces brand new typewriters of all makes under Principal Jose Naranjo and Prof Feo. The school offers Spanish and English, plus commercial and grammar high school subjects.
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Colegio
Benito Juarez
Flores Ave
Feo
Naranjo
Heavy rains boost verdure in Laredo region
Last evening and night brought scattered downpours across southwest Texas with Laredo receiving about .61 inches. Reports say one to two inches fell along the Texas Mexico road from Laredo to Corpus Christi as the storm system tracks from Brownsville, leaving the area lush and grazing conditions excellent for ranchers and gardeners alike.
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Laredo
Texas
Brownsville
Brownaville
Corpus Christi
Hese
Ita
Sunday Social Calendar and Local Notes
Sunday events include Christian Endeavor Society at 6 46 PM at the Presbyterian Church and Junior B Y P U at 5 PM at the Baptist Church. Monday calendar lists Woman's Club called meeting and Woman's Missionary Society at 4 PM, plus the Tournament Club in the afternoon. General notes mention residents moving, visits from San Antonio and Dallas, summer study plans, and several trips for summer outings.
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Endeavor
Ciety
The
Presbyterian Church
Dallas Allocates 6000 for City Music Commission
Dallas city commissioners earmark 6000 for the City Music Commission to spend toward advancing music next season. The funds are separate from amounts granted to the Park Board for summer band concerts.
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Dallas
City Music Commission
Park Board
Boy Scouts Invitees for Flag Day Services at Elks Hall
The executive F. L. Mackay invites all Boy Scouts to Flag Day services at Elks Hall Sunday at 2 30 PM. Scouts should wear their uniforms for the event.
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Boy Scouts
Tris
Elks Hall
F. L. MacKay
Congressman's Onion Tariff Gain Praised by Chamber
The letter from Hon John N Garner confirms onion tariff protection to one cent per pound, up from 40 cents per hundred. Garner pledges to notify agricul tural committees if tariff status changes and lauds support for the Voight Bill to regulate milk processed with vegetable oil.
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Chamber of Commerce
John N. Garner
Agricultural Committee
Garner
Board of Iiractors
Congressman Voight
Wisconsin
European Music Festivals Set Amid Global Tours
Around the World notes Zimbatist touring Japan and the Sistine Chapel Choir visiting England and Scotland. Mme. Gadski visits Germany after eight years as European Music Festivals rise with Munich Brahms and Salzburg Mozart events and Veron opera's Roman amphitheater. Rubenstein and Leschetizky friendship appears as Rubenstein, nervous before pupils, plays brilliantly after an hour of pacing.
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Munich
Salzburg
Gloucaster
Veron
Italy
Community barbecue and concert at Centro Social Fronter
Tomorrow from noon to 2 PM the Rialto Orchestra will perform and provide dancing in the ball room at Centro Social Fronter in Nuevo Laredo. Families attending will be served, with rides and activities for children. A marriage license for Santiago Juarez and Virginia Dell was filed by the county clerk. Imports through Laredo yesterday included a carload of deer a carload of oxen and Ikxtle along with trucked goods crossing the bridge.
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Centro Social
Cruz
Nuevo
Laredo
Rialto Orchestra
Santiago - Juarez
Misa
Virginia
Mexico
Ixtle
Acroga
Community gathers for charity dinner and birthdays
A chaotic notice describes a women led effort to foster civic involvement and wholesome entertainment for youth. It highlights Mrs. Keithley hosting a sixth birthday party for Katherine Keithley with daisies ferns a birthday cake and gifts. Also documented is a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Halsell for Mrs. Colbern and Miss Davis with elaborate floral decorations and multiple games.
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Keithley
Katherine
Katherine Keithley
Ann Elise Butler
Sara Isabel FM
Jack Guinn
John Morgan
Lyle
Alice Perkins
Baby Nelle
Dorothy
Addie Lou Balance
Gertrude Bryan
Ruth Bryan
Ruth Whity
Jane Tarver
Hope Craven
Maurine Braden
Martha England
Bonus Bill Debate Spurs Senate Party Conference
Associated Press reports June 17 from Washington that Republican senators held a conference to back a compromise plan granting a soldier bonus, with Senate control after tariff measures. Democrats were said ready to fight to secure precedence for the bonus proposal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Debates Soldier Bonus Bill After Agreement
June 17 reports show attempts to call up the soldier bonus bill in the Senate on Monday. Senator Ashurst of Arizona indicated a deferment plan was considered, with Republican support for the pause in deliberation.
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Wii
Washington
Senate
Ashtrst
Arizona
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Hall
Erintendent
Laredo, Texas
South Plains
Aviators Weill
Asher Smith
Flora Dilgarde Mitton
Milton
Margaret Hazelrigg
Texas Music Teachers’ Association
Flora Dilgarde Milton
Elisabeth Reed
Travis Brice Bunn
Laredy
Bureau of Extension
University of Texas
Frank LeFevre Reed
Woman’s Club
Ths
Mra
Travis Bruce Buon
M. E
Nevin
H. J. Leamond
Wilson
Woman's Club
Woman's Missionary Society
Geris
Disraeli
Nan Terrell Reed
New York Times
Wilmer Threadgill
Montross
Ernesto Vidales
Dr. J
Guajardo
Josephine Sauvignet
Christine Siros
Austin
University
Wilbur Allen
Henry Borchers
Dorothy Borchers
Kerrville
Isabel
W. H.colbern
Mary “Beverly Colbern
Colbern
Dailan
Kansas City
H.C. Ostrom
Flay
Miranda
John ‘Colwnan- Hap
Ft Trip
Hagle Pa
Congress
Zimbatist
Japan
Sistine Chapel Choir
England
Scotland
Mme. Gadski
Germany
Rubenstein
Leschetizky
Lescchetizky
Vienna
John Tucker Halsell
W. J. Colbern
Misa Mary Lois Davis
Matt
McKinney Low
Calhern
Mias Davis
Pergonne
Mesdames W
JH. Colbern
Christen Witting
Johnston
Vidales
G. .W. Derby
McKinney
J. B. DaCamara
Evelyn Moore
Ruth Bernard
Waco
Mary Lola Davis
Violet Oberfeldt
Minerva
G'Sall
Emilio Hassell
Gary
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