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Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1920

Page

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Alleged profiteers arrested in New York by DOJ agents

Frederick Gimbel head of Gimbel Brothers department store and two others were arrested in New York on profiteering charges. Authorities say they profited 90 to 275 percent on clothing sales. Separately, Justice Rodenberck sustained Michael S Stern Clothing Co in a suit against Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America for a permanent injunction and $100,000 damages.

New York Department OF Justice Big Department Store Stern & Co Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Associated Press Frederick Gimbel Gimbel Brothers Department Store Gimbel J. J. Dowell D. Slaughter Rochggter N. Y A. J. Rodenberck Michael 5. Stern

Lejeune Named Marine Corps Commandant after War Service

Washington June 19 Major General John A Lejeune is named major general commandant of the Marine Corps to succeed Major General George Barnett. Lejeune led the famed Second Division in breaking the German line in the Meuse Argonne offensive and receives promotion as a reward for distinguished wartime service. He will assume command next week.

Associated Press Washington John A. Lejeune Marine Corps George Barnett Daniels Lejeune Meuse-Argonne Department

AFL selects Denver for 1921 convention in competition with Birmingham

Montreal reports that Denver Colorado was chosen by the American Federation of Labor as the site for the 1921 convention. Birmingham Alabama was the sole rival in the decision announced today.

Associated Press Montreal Denver Colorado American Federation of Labor Today Birminghama Alabama

Bainbridge Colby Declines Democratic Chair Bid

Washington June 19 Bainbridge Colby said he is not a receptive candidate for the permanent chairmanship of the Democratic convention. He added that many party members have stronger claims and deserve any honor in its gift.

Associated Press Washington Bainbridge Colby

Jubilee of Keble College Opens Oxford Observances

London reports Keble College celebrates a jubilee with four days of events. Founded 1868 1870 by Salisbury its chancellor, the college houses Keble and Liddon libraries and Holman Hunt painting The Light of the World in Liddon Memorial Chapel. An endowment fund will be established to preserve the original foundation.

London Oxford University Keble College St. Mark’s Marquis of Salisbury Oxford United States

Weather forecast for New Orleans area

The United States weather bureau forecast from New Orleans predicts unsettled weather tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions as supplied to The Times by the Telephone Co.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans Times the Telephone Co

Local Weather Report for Fort McIntosh Observations

Observations taken at Fort McIntosh for the 24 hours ending at 7 a m show no report available. No data on temperature precipitation or wind is provided in the record.

Fort McIntosh

Chamber Commerce Urges $100 Million Water Transport Grant

At the Union Chamber of Commerce convention in St. Louis on June 19, George O. Wilson of Dallas urged a congressional appropriation of 100 million dollars yearly for five years to develop water transportation routes, aligning chamber activity with national welfare.

Associated Press St. Louis United States Union Chamber of Commerce Committee On Expansion and Development George O. Wilson Dallas Union Chamber of Commerce

Universal Trophy Race Opens in Ideal Weather at Uniontown

Ideal weather greeted racers at Uniontown speedway for the 225 mile Universal trophy auto race. The event carries a $5,000 cap prize plus other awards totaling $9,000. Entrants include Ralph de Palma Joe Boyer and Gaston Chevrolet.

Associated Press Uniontown Ralph de Palma Joe Boyer Gaston Chevrolet

Memorial for aviators to honor aerial warfare pioneers

An organization formed in England under the Prince of Wales aims to raise about £400,000 for a commemorative monument honoring the Royal Naval Air Service Royal Flying Corps Australian Flying Corps and the Royal Air Force. It plans residential education for airmen children and support for disabled officers and dependents with the Air Attache of the British Embassy in Washington ready to provide information.

Associated Press Washington England Prince of Wales Royal Naval Air Service Royal Flying Corps Australian Flying Corps Royal Air Force America L. Chariton

Negro Mutineers Seek Clemency in Federal Case

In Kansas City on June 19 a petition for a writ of habeas corpus was filed for 89 Negro prisoners at Leavenworth serving life terms after a court martial tied to the 1917 Houston riots. The federal district attorney's office urged dismissal, arguing no legal basis for release even if petition facts are true. The judge took the matter under advisement.

Associated Press Kansas City

Hobby Signs Bills Expanding City Auto Safety Zones

Governor Hobby signed three bills. Cities with populations over 10,000 may establish automobile safety zones along streetcar rails. Banks must cover investigation costs. County school superintendents salaries rise from 1600 to 2800 dollars annually.

Associated Press Austin Texas Hobby Today Banking Department

United States champion Johnson wins London tennis final

William M. Johnson of San Francisco defeats William T. Wilden of Philadelphia in the London lawn tennis championship final. Johnson and Tilden capture the doubles title by beating R. Norris Williams of Philadelphia and C. B. Garland of Pittsburgh in straight sets.

Associated Press London England William M. Johnson San Francisco United States William T. Wilden Philadelphia Johnson Tilden R. Norris Williams Garland Pittsburgh

Shriner Parade Opens in Portland Rose Festival Week

Portland Ore June 19 The Imperial Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine holds its annual session with four parades and an electrical pageant. City decorates with scarlet orange and green as Shriner visitors arrive by special trains. About a quarter of a million dollars funds are set for entertainment and events including the electrical pageant Tuesday and the Rose Festival parade Thursday.

Portland Ore Imperial Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Alder

Statement of Laredo National Bank May 4 1990

The balance sheet for Laredo National Bank Laredo Texas shows condensed figures at close of business May 4 1990 with assets including loans and discounts 2061680.91 United States bonds 287050.00 other bonds and securities 2401.47 stock in Federal Reserve Bank 12000.00 redemption fund 60000.00 cash and exchange 1450437.80 interest earned not collected 6837.40 and total assets 329410.67. Liabilities include circulation 189800.00 other liabilities 6387.68 and total liabilities and capital 329410.67. Signatures of M W Brennan A S Cashier A L Vidaurri Asst Cashier J R Fasnacht Asst Cashier.

United States Federal Reserve Bank U.reeae

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Shantung Georgette Artmo Sfing C. Richter NEW Spring Clothing Alexander Clothier and Furnisher Laredo Optical Co Flores Ave City Hall A. B. Gale Italy U. 8 Sterns Lejeune Marine Weather Forecast Chamber Commerce Water Transporta Corpus Hobby Sons OF Desert THE Laredo National Bank Laredo, Texa Ccurrency J. K. Beretta B. M. Alexander Sam W. Brown Total M. W. Brennan Asat A. L. Vidaurri J. R. Fasnacht T. Cashier Breezesky Westinghouse A. Deutz & Brother China Joseph Netzer L. Daiches Jeweler Optician Margarita Fisher Tom Mix Harold Lloyd
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