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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1915

Page

8

Slayden backs Pan American remedy to Mexican turmoil

Representative Slayden of San Antonio, chair of the military affairs committee, opposes European intervention in Mexico. He favors a Pan American approach with an American-led constabulary of well known Mexicans, patterned after the Philippines force, to restore order and curb crime. He notes Latin nations’ friendliness toward the U S and Mexico and argues European intervention would threaten Mexico’s sovereignty.

Slayden San Antonio Idda Mexico Philippines Islands United States Spain Witin Jlood Nuevo Laredo Monterey

The Houston Plan Exposed In Tax Debate

Tax Commissioner Pastoriza argues against Post criticism of the Houston plan. He notes a Supreme Court decision would leave taxpayers unhappy as the plan taxes real estate but exempts personal offsets. He says unimproved land bears little tax while improved lots rise, favoring land speculators over builders and workers.

Houston Henry George The Houston Post Pastoriza Houston the Post Supreme Court

Oregon backing bronco and French army tied to German strategy

A fragmented report links an Oregon backing bronco to the French army and flags a new German strategy. The text suggests the plan could involve forceful actions after earlier failures.

Bronco Oregon

54th Birthday Highlight for New York Water Chief

Jonas Waldo Smith civil engineer turns 54 as chief engineer of the New York Board of Water Supply. He led the Catskill aqueduct project costing 177 million dollars and oversaw the Rotor Dam, the world’s largest masonry dam. Born in Colts Mass he trained at MIT and shaped water supply solutions across New Jersey and New York.

of Smith Jonas Waldo Smith New York City New England Board of Water Supply of New York New York Board Catskills Mr. Smith Colt Mass Ya Hie O Mass, Institute of Technology Lincoln Ott New Jersey

Tuberculosis Treatment Advocated by San Antonio Doctor

Dr W Carhart of San Antonio argues for lime in tuberculosis diet and Eckmans Alterative as safe, non addictive therapy. He cites pulmonary tuberculosis cases showing improvement and urges druggists to stock or order Pickman Laboratory remedies in Philadelphia.

Heaar Counts Medical Society Louisville “Medical Progress W. Carhart San Antonio Texas Mekman Eckman Pickman Laboratory Philadelphia

Voice of Texas analysis shows odd claims about beasts and bread

A collage of opinions from the Voice of Texas and several papers mock the idea that wild animals hamper wool crops while food prices rise. Jitneys, bread, and politics surface in terse quips about Texas towns and leaders as “This Date in History” concludes the segment.

Dallas Spring showing derailed by rain and fashion rush

Dallas millinery items and style shows were disrupted by rain as women braved downpours to attend the spring opening. Notices mention fashion events, invitations, and local commerce ads amid weather reports and public notices.

Dallas Jaupiter Plivius Denison Herald

King's New Discovery Ad for Children's Cough

A vintage ad urges parents to treat a child's cough with Dr. King's New Discovery. The message promises quick soothing relief and a guaranteed outcome, urging readers to obtain a bottle from their local druggist.

King Dr. King

Notice to Creditors of Bernstein Estate Deceased

R A Bigden general paintings and paper hanging at 1206 Iturbide Street informs creditors that letters of administration on the estate of H B Bernstein, deceased, were granted February 15, 1915, by Webb County Court. Creditors must present claims within the prescribed period. administrator A J Barthelow provides address in Laredo, Webb County, Texas.

HH. Bernstein Webb County Laredo Texas A. J. Barthelow Bernstein

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