Ruling Limits Prohibition Debate on Medical Liquor Use
The attorney general's ruling states government cannot ban liquor, wines and beer for non beverage uses beyond what the Volstead act allows. It permits prescription use up to one pint per ten days with doctor discretion, and warns against misuse by physicians, druggists, and extremists. It notes enforcement should focus on real illegal sales and emphasizes integrity of medical professionals. It also notes dangers of aiding enemies and disloyal acts when press or individuals attack lawful government during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger
Germany
Austria
Barred From Mails Victor Berger and the Milwaukee Leader
The Milwaukee Leader editor Victor Berger faced a court fight over mail service and his anti war stance. A mandamus to restore the paper to mails failed as the postwar policy upheld barring the paper. Berger had twenty years for convicted offenses against the draft but the supreme court reversed and remanded.
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Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Berger
Supreme Court
Court of Review
Per
Roy Campbell Favored for Customs Collectorship in Texas
Prominent Texas Republican leaders endorse Roy Campbell of San Antonio as the best man for collector of customs for the district to succeed Democrat Thomas A. Coleman. Harding will delay confirmation, but Campbell’s name is expected to be submitted. Campbell has strong support and hopes to greet the new collector in the near future with his Laredo friends.
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San Antonio
Roy Campbell
Texas
Thomas A. Coleman
Harding
Senate
Campbell
Laredo
Customs Campbell
Boy Scout Band Forms in San Agustin Church
The San Agustin Boy Scouts committee organized a band after a city collection funded its creation. Professors J. M. de Villar and Tiburcio Gonzalez teach twenty two scouts daily since February 1, with lessons 6:30 to 6:45 p.m. Interested boys should join at headquarters. The committee includes IL. Villegas, Luis Cantu, J. M. Martin, L. Reyes Ortiz, L. R. Ortiz, B. J. Leyendecker, G. P. Farias, L. A. Lafon, Dr. F. Canseco and Dr. M. A. Martinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Agustin
IL. Villegas
Luis Cantu
J. M. Martin
L. Reyes Ortiz
L. R. Ortiz
B. J. Leyendecker
G. P. Farias
L. A. Lafon
F. Canseco
M. A. Martinez
Two Fire Alarms In Second Ward Yesterday
Two fire alarms sounded within two hours yesterday in the Second ward. The first alarm issued from Pedro Trevislo's store at the corner of San Agustin Avenue and Iturbide Street, the second from the EK B Ochoa home just east of the Trevislo store. No fire was found to warrant department action.
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Second Ward
Pedro Trevislo
San Agustin Avenue
Iturbide Street
EK. B. Ochoa
Trevisio
Fort McIntosh Notes Show Social Events and Baseball
Mrs Loren P Stewart hosted bridge for Post ladies in honor of Mrs Norman McNeil. The regiment band performed under Bandmaster Weber with the 17th Infantry March among selections. A double header pitted Headquarters Company and Company L, L winning 6 to 1, and Quartermasters beating Company B 9 to 3. the latter protest referred to committee. Headquarters suffered first season defeat due to wild pitching. Lieut D Lee Hooper Oversees spring cleaning with Engle assisting across the reservation. Officers’ Field Engineering exam results: Major Rogers top with 100 percent. Tickets for Sunday’s game selling fast. Post vs American Legion and Airdrome vs Laredo. Games at 2 pm, second after first. Lieut Robert V Finney sidelined by cold. wishes for quick return. Regimental parade tomorrow at 5 pm under Major Daniel M Cheston Jr. public invited.
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Headquarters Company
Company L
Company B
American Legion
Laredo
Laredo Onion Crop Delayed by Poor Markets and Pests
Laredo district onions are ready but shipments are delayed due to low prices from oversupply in Eastern and Northern warehouses. Thrips and lice have reduced yield. officials expect up to 1,300 carloads, with advisories for growers as Bureau of Markets agents plan April arrivals to aid packing, marketing, and market bulletins.
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Laredo
California
Colorado
Siles
Mally
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bureau of Markets
Deep Water Seaport Gain for Corpus Christi Proposed
Texas-Mexican By Co General Manager W DeWolf and First State Bank official Royle K Mims led 33 delegates from Rural Land Owners Association at a Peinysville conference. They backed Corpus Christi as the coast’s deep water port over Rockport Aransas Pass and Port Aransas, forming the Corpus Christi Deep Water Association with DeWolf and Mims on the executive board. Delegates from twenty Southwest Texas counties attended, boasting wealth in the hundreds of millions. The group visited Santa Gertrudis ranch after adjournment and returned to Corpus Christi for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. DeWolf
By. Co
Royle K. Mims
First State Bank & Trust Co
Laredo
Peinysville
Rural Land Owners Association
DeWolf
Corpus Christi
Rockport
Aransas Pass
Port Aransas
Congressional Rivers and Harbors Committee
Texas
Congress
King
Irish Weather Change Brings Aerial Refrigeration
The weather shift around St Patrick’s Day orders aerial refrigeration to temper heat. The clerk’s action, carried out last night, left spring’s lap with winter slumber this morning. Icicles absent, yet some residents lament the chill and pull out winter dolus again.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Erin
Probate Notice In Webb County Texas 1921
The notice commands publication for twenty days in a Webb County newspaper. It concerns the estate of Dario Arizola deceased with executrix Josefa Arizola de Baca. The application for probate and letters testamentary will be heard at the Webb County Court in Laredo on the third Monday of March 1921.
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State OF Texas
Webb County
State of
Texas
Dario ‘Arizola
Josefa Arizola de Baca
Laredo
A. D
J. A. Rodriguez
Webb Co
Edwards Ohioan West Point graduate potential Army Chief
Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards, an Ohio native and 1883 West Point graduate, may become Chief of Staff. His career notable for administrative roles including creating and running the Bureau of Insular Affairs under McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft, and for orderly Camp Dix leadership. In WWI he led the Northeastern Department from Boston, overseeing New England troop training bound for Europe.
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Clarence R. Edwards
United States Army
West Point
Bureau of Insular Affairs
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Edwards
Camp Dix
Canal Zone
Northeastern
Boston
New England
Europe
Global and national elections and religious rites mark today
Today sees the Cuban special partial elections for president and other officials, the new German Diet summoned, the League of Nations transit congress in Barcelona, the Rome consistory investiture for new Cardinals, the Ardmore Oklahoma murder trial of Mrs Clara Smith Hamon, and the Religious Education Association’s eighteenth general meeting in Rochester New York under the theme Education for World Fellowship.
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Cuba
League of Nations
Barcelona
Rome
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Republican National Committee
Ardmore
Oklo
Rochester, N. Y
New Meat Market Opens on Santa Maria Avenue
The People's Meat Market opens at 1702 Santa Maria Avenue by EB. T. Lesterjette. Visitors are promised a sanitary clean shop with the freshest meats available.
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People’s
Santa Maria Avenue
EB. T. Lesterjette
Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Calomel Substitute
A reprinted ad promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative and breath freshener. It claims the tablets gently stimulate the bowels and liver, purify the blood, and mimic calomel without bad aftereffects. Dosing is one to two nightly for a week, priced 15¢ and 30¢ per box.
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Edwards
Anita Stewart Shines in Harriet and the Piper at Rialto
Spectators praised Anita Stewart in the First National film Harriet and the Piper at the Rialto Theater. The story follows a Bohemian romance and a mock marriage, ending with a devoted man restoring a home for his mother and two deserted youths. The production features an all star cast and drew strong applause yesterday afternoon and night.
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Rialto Theater
Anita Stewart
Harriet and the Piper
Miss Stewart
The
Rialto
Pound Notice on Three Burros to be Sold at Auction
Three burros picked up for violation of the city stray animals ordinance will be sold at public auction in front of City Hall on Monday morning March 14 1921 at 10 oclock unless the owner calls before that hour and pays all accrued costs. M Brennan City Marshal Laredo Texas March 10 1921. Watch THE TIMES everyday for 3 10 31 opportunities 60c per month.
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M. Brennan
Laredo
Texas
Times subscription ad signals daily issue access
Advertisement urges readers to watch The Times every day for opportunities and offers a 60 cent monthly subscription. It promotes continuous, daily engagement with the newspaper.
Local items and notices clutter Times page
A collage of notices includes houseforms such as first-class hemstitching and picoting by Mrs Tooke at 1304 Victoria opposite St Anthony, a Mexico City railroad strike report with Obregon terms, and various ads. Additional items mention Mrs H Crotty clairvoyant readings, a marriage license for Roberto Nava and Cecilia Perez, and ads for trips, floral offerings, plumbing, theater tickets for The Naked Truth, auto painting, and a Times job department.
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Tooke
Victoria Street
St. Anthony
Mexico City
Obregon
Mexico
Traveler’s Hotel Cafe
H. Crotty
Clairvoyant Reading
Bender Hotel
Laredo
Texas
Roberto F. Nava
Cecilia Perez
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Fidel Cantu
Tanlac Claims Cure for Rheumatism and Stomach Ailments
Knoxville resident C R Hudson credits Tanlac with freeing him from twelve years of rheumatism and a long stomach trouble. He describes severe muscle knots, cramping, gas affecting his heart, and sleepless nights before taking Tanlac. After using it, he says he can eat freely, sleeps well, and plans to return to farming. Tanlac sold in Laredo at City Drug Store and other druggists.
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Tan Jac
C. R. Hudson
Knoxville
Ill
Laredo
City Drug Store
Notable Birthdays Marked Across North America
March 10 observances note anniversaries of Sir Clifford Sifton born in Middlesex Ontario at 60, Anna Vaughn Hiatt born in Cambridge Massachusetts at 45, Rt. Rev. John Hazan White born in Cincinnati at 72, Dr. J Harvey Brumbaugh born in Huntingdon Pennsylvania at 51, and Dr. Arthur Everett Shipley born in England at 60.
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Clifford Sifton
County Middlesex
Ontario
Anna Vaughn Hiatt
Cambridge
Mass
John Hazan White
South Bend
Cincinnati
J. Harvey Brumbaugh
Juniata College
Huntingdon County
Arthur Everett Shipley
Excellent Remedy for Constipation
An advertisement extols Cham berlain s Tablets as an excellent constipation remedy. It notes they are easy to take and mild in effect and invites readers to give them a trial when needed.
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Chamberlain
Navy Admiral James Nicholson Born One Hundred Years Ago
One hundred years ago today the United States Navy saw the birth of Rear Admiral James W. A. Nicholson, the eighteenth member of his family to serve in the Navy, marking a storied family tradition of naval service.
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James W. A. Nicholson
United States Navy
Coast Guard Cadet Exams Open for June 27 1921
The United States Coast Guard will hold a competitive examination for cadets and cadet engineers starting June 27, 1921. Opportunities include education at government expense, service afloat and ashore, and aviation, with Cadets training as line officers and Cadet Engineers as engineer officers at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut.
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United States Coast Guard
United States
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
English Channel
Mediterranean
West Indies
Navy
Academy
Coast Guard
Army
Marine Corps
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Norfolk
Savannah
Key West
Mobile
Galveston
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Fost Stanton
San Francisco
Seattle
U. S. Coast Guard
Washington, D, C
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Boy Scout Band
Fort Mcintosh
Eeeee
Weber
D. Lee Hooper
Lieut
Hooper
Set. Engle
Major Rogers
Robert V. Finney
Inf
Daniel M. Cheston, Jr
Kingsville
Naples
Gulf
Sloan
HAT Sloan's
Sloan’s
Liniment
An Brea
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Tocat News
Juarez Plumbing
A. Saft
Will W. Gregg
Times Office
Farragut Street
Times
Hudson
Tanjac
Upper Lousiana Territory
Commodore Samuel Tucker
Bremen
Marblehead
Queen's University
Kingston
Illinois
Russia
Dr. Jameson
London
Chicheater
Diamon van Ville
Rigetai Sk
Tamond
Hest
Chichester Skills
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