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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1922

Page

4

Vigilantism under Fire as Law Enforcement Debated

In Montgomery county near Houston a citizen posse stopped cars seeking liquor and arms amid rumors of crime. Two travelers were shot. one killed, one wounded, prompting calls to limit vigilante action and hold officers accountable for posse violence.

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Local Disaster From The Regeant Flood

The regeant flood leaves families homeless and destitute within our limits. Hundreds lack meals and clothing as many struggle to work and survive. Appeals will come from charities, but our priority is aiding local residents in distress.

la ‘Yado

Laredo Gossip Sparks Local Snippets and Wit

The column scatters social musings and humorous observations from Laredo. It jests about taxes, pride, manners, spring fashion, and local characters like Uncle Abner and Louise the stenographer, ending with a playful note about a neighbor bragging.

Rio Grande Flood Deluges Laredo and Nuevo Laredo

The Rio Grande surged to a record forty six to fifty one feet flooding the lowlands of Laredo and Nuevo Laredo. The Holding Institute, Red Cross, and workers rescued twenty four people including an invalid woman as bridges and waterworks were submerged.

Rodriguez Bridge Destroyed by Flood on National Lines

Torrential rains swollen the Rio Salado washed away the 100 foot Rodriguez bridge of the National Lines of Mexico. Rail traffic through the line was paralyzed while repairs and a temporary bridge are prepared. The first train reached Nuevo Laredo in three days yesterday morning, followed by two more, but traffic remains halted for several days.

Nuevo Laredo Omredio Rodriguez Merco Rio Grande Laredo Red Cross Red Cross Society Holding Institute Zacate Zapata Rio Salado National Lines of Mexico

Road to San Antonio Nine-Hour Overland Trip Report

A postcard from J. Denike describes a nine hour drive from Laredo to San Antonio with Louis Lafon and children, noting rough sections due to ongoing construction but overall good roads. The note urges water conservation as Laredo’s pumping plant is out of service during a flood emergency.

Teo Laredo Denike Lafon Here San Antonio J. S. Denike Thea Times Louis Lafon

Fire safety notice from city fire department officials

Precaution urged to prevent fires with emphasis on preserving the water reserve and ensuring extinguishers are in working order. Fire Chief C. Biggio and Fire Marshal Eug Christen issue the alert.

C. ©. Biggio Eug, Christen

Limited Fire Extinguishers Available for Flood Protection

Notice announces a limited supply of chemical fire extinguishers and urges immediate orders for rush shipment from San Antonio or Corpus Christi. Ward Insurance Agency.

San Antonio Corpus Christi Ward Insurance Agency

Flood fears grip Laredo residents as river swells

Thousands crowded near the international bridge watching the Rio Grande surge with fear it might flood. A wakeful night followed rumors of danger and the bridge’s possible closure drew public attention to the river’s rampage and the stability of local crossings.

Laredo Rio Grande R. J. Poster Auto. Supply Co

Laredo Water Co Locks Hours During Low River

Special notice from Laredo Water Co acting manager J W Brewster states water service will run 11 30 A M to 12 M and 5 30 P M to 6 00 P M only for urgent needs. Lawn sprinkling and other nonessential uses banned. violators will be cut off without notice. Chambers of Commerce endorse the action.

Laredo Water CO J. W. Brewster

Water Supply Warned as Laredo Plant Submerges

Laredo Water Co. reports its pumping plant submerged and machinery flooded. Manager Breuster says the reservoir holds enough water for about three days but urges customers to conserve and avoid waste, especially on lawns, as officials close edges and monitor access.

Laredo Water Co Brewster Cavan

Red Cross Opens Emergency Kitchen For Flood Sufferers

The local Red Cross chapter set up an emergency kitchen in the Brunt building at Hidalgo and San Bernardo to feed 200 to 300 flood refugees. Police will issue admission tickets to the needy. Red Cross chair Clingen Peel promises aid for any reported suffering.

Red Cross American Red Cross Brunt Hidalgo Street San Bernardo Avenue Clingenpeel

New Latin American Club Selects New Board Directors

At a meeting of the Latin American Club the outgoing board passed control to the newly elected board. The new directors include Eduardo Cruz Mina J Pena Raul Casso Matias de Jano Melquindes Garcia G P Farlan Ezequiel Salinas J M Garcia and Ir Rodriguez. After installation the group elected Eduardo Cruz president J S Pena vice president I Rodriguez secretary and Ezequiel Salinas treasurer.

Las Alfaira Eduardo Cruz Rk.’ Mina J. 8. Pena Raul Casso Matias de Jano Melquindes Garcia G. P. Farlan Ezequiel Salinas J. M. Garcia Ir. Rodriguez J. S., Pena I.’ Rodriguez Ezequiel Salinas

Series of Clay Modeling Demonstrations Show Progress

A partial report notes a series of demonstrations on clay modeling. The current event shows what can be done in clay form and signals more demonstrations to follow, arranged by Hays.

We. Hays

Laredo Fields Show Active Drilling as Forrester Promotes New Wells

Forrestor advances first off well on Catarina ranch in Webb county while plans proceed for a test on the Espejo ranch near Laredo. Rigs move to Rose No. 1 site and several wells begin cementing as 59 drilling operations continue amid heavy rains.

S. W. Forrester Webb County Catarina Ranch Harry L. Fangler Espejo Ranch Laredo H. L. Carnahan Porcton No. 49 Mr. Carnahan and Associates el Dorado North Texas Mexia R. Rosa Jones Rose No. 1 Laurel Brothers Ranch Torreciilas Webb Shasta-Laurel-Barngley No Witherspoon Oil Co Rio Grande Oil & Gas Operators Association

Colegio Benito Juarez Admits Students at Flores Avenue Site

Spanish English commercial grammar and high school subjects offered under Prof Feo Naranjo and Dr Jose Naranjo with Julio Naranjo as architect engineer. Brand new typewriters of all makes listed. Contact 1018 Flores Ave. Phone 309.

Colegio Benito Juarez Flores Ave Feo. Naranjo Jose. Naranjo Julio Naranjo

Local Help Desk Note From Seymour Denike

While in San Antonio on business this week, the office will render the same prompt service on all multigraphed work and reports. Miss M. C. Riser will be there to serve you. Seymour Denike, 229 Joseph Bldg. Phone 1246. 6-19-21.

San Antonio M. C. Riser Seymour Denike Joseph Bldg

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