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United States
Mexico
Canada
Laredo
New Laredo
AP News Dispatches Rule Paper Republish Rights
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all dispatches credited and local news published in this paper. This notice asserts AP ownership and control over the newspaper content for republication purposes.
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Marihuana Rumor Spurs Federal Alarm in San Antonio
From Monday's Daily comes word that federal authorities fear a rising drug habit among soldiers after liquor restrictions. Mexican soldiers are said to be especially affected by marihuana, a deadly drug dried with tobacco to produce a numbing, brutalizing effect. The piece notes historical use among Indians and contrasts marihuana with other substances like opium and hasheesh, warning of impaired sensibility and associated violence.
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San Antonio
Mexico
German Fetish in American Music and the Push for American Leadership
An analysis traces German influence on American orchestras and the backlash as audiences rejected Kaiser propaganda after World War I. It argues for distinctly American leadership in major ensembles, praising Walter Damrosch Theodore Thomas Victor Herbert and others as native-born interpreters of German repertoires while condemning reliance on German directors amid rising nationalism.
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Bayreuth
America
Germany
Lusitania
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Switzerland
Mack
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Boston
Walter Damrosch
Theodore Thomas
Victor Herbert
Boston Orchestra
Ameri
Campaign Against Marihuana Among Soldiers
Authorities pledge full effort to stop marijuana’s spread among soldiers. The piece warns of the drug’s easy habit formation, severe oral and throat effects, and likely lifelong degradation for addicts. It argues most Mexicans know the harms and that educated soldiers face real danger without a cure.
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Cants
This Date In History June 2 1797 To 1918 Highlights
A compact retrospective lists events from 1797 to 1918 including congressional authorization for wartime loans, notable births and deaths, the founding of Fordham University, a Vienna invasion of Italy, a cornerstone raid at Albany, Hancock’s nomination, and a 1918 forfeiture notice in Texas. Notable birthday today June 24 features George Burdett Ford, a War Council Red Cross commissioner.
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Fordham
N. Y
Archbishop Hughes
Washington
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
Paria Ora
Corsica
Italy
Albany
N.Y
Winfield S. Hancock
Constantinople
Henry Ward Hoecher
Brooklyn City Hall
Saniliane
George Burdett Ford
War Council of the Red Cross
Europe
France
Belgium
Clinton
Mass
Ford
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
School Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Boston
New York City
Nat Rally
United States
Meeting of stockholders Texas Mexican Railway Company
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Texas Mexican Railway Company will be held at the office of the Company in Laredo Texas on June 26 191s at 9 aoy for electing Directors and to transact business. The Board will meet immediately after adjournment. Cholera Morbus remedy advised with a testimonial from Mrs Charles Enyeart Huntington Ind praising Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief in 1911.
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The
Texas Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
L. V. Boniger
Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
German Agents of the Kaiser Spur Patriotism Clash
Public sentiment swings as critics urge revised patronage to German agents of the Kaiser. They argue it would be more patriotic to heed George Cohan's music than to submit to this latest German atrocity.
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Ceorge Cohan
Monition Seizure of Gold and Silver Certificates in Webb County
United States files libel in the Southern District of Texas alleging export in violation of the 1917 proclamation. Gold and silver certificates, Federal Reserve notes, and silver seized in Webb County from Arturo Rendon, now in U.S. Treasury custody. A hearing is set in Laredo for July 18, 1918 to interpose claims. Another libel concerns three hundred dollars in American gold coin seized March 4, 1918 from Jesus Blanco, with a court date of July 15, 1918 to contest condemnation or claim.
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United States of America
Texas
Ing
United States
Treasury Department of the United States
Webb County
Guillermo Fartas
Treasury Department of the
U. S. District Court
Southern District of Texas
Laredo
Vexnas
United States Court Room
Jaredo
Federal Reserve and Bank
D. IL
Arturo Rendon
Federal Reserve
Treasury of the United States
District of
Treasury Department of
Jesus Blanco
Treasury Department
Southern
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Laredo Resident
Mrs. G Hochheimer of 1112 Loring Ave Laredo says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved her kidney troubles after she bought them at City Drug Co Price is 60c at dealers She advises others to ask for Dean’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Laredo
G. Hoechheimer
Loring Ave
Doan
City Drug Co
Dean
Elimination of youths 18 debated by Webb County board
Webb County Exemption Board objects to a draft age extension from 18 to 45 arguing no need to pull 18 to 21 year olds into army and proposing home cadet training and clerical roles for groups B and remedial defectives. The letter to Senator Chamberlain, dated June 23, 1918, outlines board members and estimates for new local boards. A drug ad for Herb ine appears at end.
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Webb County Exemption Board
Sheppard and Chamberlain
Military Affairs Committee
Chamberlain
Laredo
Texas
Senator Chamberlain
Washington, D. C
Webb CO
Juan V. Benavides
FE. H. Sauvignet
Gro. W. Sprague
Enlistments End For War Savings Stamps June Twenty-Eight
The proclamation urges every man woman and child to pledge by June 28 to save and buy government securities through war savings societies. It declares June 28 the final day of enlistment in the home front effort and calls for none to remain unenlisted. A medical ad for Herbine follows, touting quick relief for constipation with a 5 cent price.
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United States
White House
Washington, D.C
Great Volunteer Army
Woodrow Wilson
Local Civil Court in session as criminal docket awaits
Notices from Little Locals describe the supplementary civil court under Judge John L. Dannelley and the regular court awaiting criminal case resumption. Advertisements invite job seekers to Laredo Business College and list local services. Smugglers and deserters are noted, along with everyday commerce and community events across Laredo in 1918 era notices.
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District Court
John L. Dannelley
Ronard Green
Crockett
Ave
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
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