Arabs and Turks in the Eastern Question Debate Protectorates
The author argues against American protectorate involvement in Arab lands and criticizes Mohammedan violence while urging unity of nations to solve the Eastern question. It warns of German propaganda and emphasizes disarming Germany rather than aiding its resurgence. The piece condemns taking sides in Turkish Arab rule and calls for limited American intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
United States
Europe
Spain
Africa
Jewish Welfare Board Provides Entertainment for Texas Border Troops
H Rieser of the Jewish Welfare Board, with Geo W Habinett, returned to Laredo after two weeks visiting posts from Fort Brown to Jamber's Farm. They staged day and evening programs at outposts and YMCA buildings, with prizes ranging from safety razors to writing tablets, to boost morale for isolated soldiers along the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rieser
Jewish Welfare Board
Texas
Laredo
Here
Brownsville
Geo W. Habinett
San Antonio
Rieser
Fort Brown
Piper's Hlantation
Point Isabel
San Pedro Hanceh
San Benito
Mercedes
Llano Grande
Me. Allen
Madero
Hidalgo
Sam Fordyce
Las Guarra
Fort Ringgold
Roma
Guadalupe
Zapata
San Venacio
Armen
Dolores Creek
Jamber’s Farm
YY. M
German propaganda and peace terms debate analyzed
The text discusses German propaganda aimed at resisting peace terms and questions whether Germany will sign the treaty. It argues that a German refusal would not end Allied domination and suggests continued blockade or occupation to compel submission, warning against accepting German dictates as a victory for Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Discharges Rise As War Strength Shrinks for Thirty Seventh Infantry
The Thirty Seventh Infantry sees many men seek discharge to return to civilian work as army quotas tighten. Company strength has fallen from about 250 to maximum 160, with 15 men discharged this week and several more awaiting final papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-seventh Infantry Regiment
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Property transfers in Laredo listings
Several substantial real estate deals filed with the county clerk include J. K. Forseck selling the Heights home to E. Salinas and M. Little selling lots 6 and 8 in block 93 Western Division. Transactions cover lots 1 2 and 3 in block 795 and lots 1 9 11 12 in block К008, with values of 800 and 750 dollars. J. O. Walker purchases from M. Little the same block sums totaling 2 204 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Little
J. O. Walker
Block 93
Laredo
Poreck
Heights
Boarseck
Prequint
Little
J. O Walker
Captain Leonard Returns From Censorship Duties
Captain Leonard, former local manager of the Weeen Union The graph o in this city, and later in charge of military telegraph censorship along the border, returns to Laredo. He will be relieved of censorship duties here but will remain in the city with his family who own a home on the Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Laredo
Capoa SN Leonare
Weeen Union
Thegraph O
Leonard
Tix
Younkin launches large apiary north of Laredo
Dr A K E Younkin begins the first sizable apiary project in the Laredo area on his farm seven miles northwest of Laredo. The nucleus includes 135 bee colonies of two adapt varieties. Bee inspector Mr King supervised hive installation and plans call for experienced tenders and a strong honey production by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
A. KE. Younkin
Younkin
King
Rio Grande
Pir Younkin
The Railroad Man Praises Employment Service Efficiency
A farmer cites quick labor help from the United States Employment Service. He explains telegraphing the office yields immediate orders without costing labor or money, praising the service as a model efficiency. J. O. Walker, Examiner in Charge, is referenced as part of the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Employment Service
Borderette Sunday Specials and Port Weather Note
The page lists Borderette Sunday Specials Pineapple Ice Cream and Orange Sherbet with phone 145 for Consumers Ice Company. It also reports two carloads of ixtle through the port from Mexico and notes Gov Ozuna will join Gov Hobby in a conference in Laredo on April 7. A storm rumble is described with a forecast of showers tonight and fair cooler Sunday. There is hope rain precedes the cold spell to reduce dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borderette
Consumers Ice Company
Mexico
Ixtle
United States
Randolph Robertson
Andres Ozuna
Tamaulipas
Hobby
Laredo
Proposed Texas Governor Salary Amendment Vote
A historical notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 13 proposing to amend Texas Constitution Article IV Section 6 to fix the Governor’s salary at ten thousand dollars and grant use of the Governor’s Mansion. It details the election process, ballot wording, and a five thousand dollar appropriation for publication and proclamation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State of Texas
State of
Texas
George F. Howard
Church groups meet this afternoon across town
The Sun Beam Band of the Baptist Church gathers at 3 30 at their church. Junior Boy Scouts Troop No 1 meet at the Methodist Church at 2 58 o'clock in the afternoon. Girls' Honor Guard convenes at the Woman's Club at 4 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
The
Baptist Church
Woman’s Club
Vas Clee ieeRe
Womans Club
Methodist Missionary Society
Parr Glasscock Senate Contest Ends After Long Battle
The Parr Glasscock senatorial contest in Texas ends with Parr seated by a 16 to 14 vote after weeks of testimony. The dispute, marked by high costs and witness summons from sixteen counties, ends as the legislature closes its session with relief and lingering memories of the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer Parr
SV Glasscock
McAlien
Uke
Parr
Parr Ting
Aot
RR. M. Johteton
Houston
Austin
Natorial
Texus
Ranger
Texas
Grand Jury Discharges Thirteen Indictments in District Court
The district court grand jury returned thirteen indictments, including three just this morning, bringing total indictments to thirteen. Trials are set for the week starting March 24 and to continue for two weeks, with additional old and fine indictments to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Walls
Important Caled Meeting of Associated Chapities at Presbyterian Church
Notice calls a very important meeting Sunday at 3 30 at the Presbyterian Church. The object is to tabulate campaign results closing Saturday and plan use of funds. The entire Board is urged to be present. Watch The Times daily for General Secretary opportunities. 60c per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Howharton
TIMES
Opportunities
For a Bad Cold Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A vintage testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, time tested treatment for a bad cold. It emphasizes dependability and long standing effectiveness.
Woman's clubs and high school sports update
Regular Woman's Club meeting scheduled for Monday at 3 30 p m. Blue Bird Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a Chacon hike with camp supper and named participants. Brotherhood of St Andrew held a parish rectory meeting on homecoming plans. Laredo High School challenges San Antonio team for state basketball title. Laredo team plans a wind up supper at Mr Wharton's tonight with both squads attending. High School baseball begins with 21 candidates coached by Mr Britt. Stimo Trent named captain and J O Hara manager as new season starts.
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Louw Star
Blue Bird Camp Fire Girls
Alfred Poegenpoll
Chacon
Mabel Barr
Etta May Niendorff
Julia Pelle
Thekla Deutz
Evelyn Kerr
Nellie Ward
Josephine Daiches
Gladys Sauvignet
Katherine O'Sell
Mary Condren
Jennie May Gallahan
Adelaide MacDonald
Mollie Swartzman
Nellie Netzer
Mrs. Poggenpoh
Order of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Christ Church
Dourme
Heyes
Our Boys
Jaredo High School
Ym, Ac
San Antonio
Al & M_. College
Kelly Pield
Dregarde Laredo
Laredo
Wharton
Mr. Britt
37Th Infantry
Stimo Trent
J. O Hara
Nephe
Murt Cub
Hotel Arrivals From Cities Across North America
Travelers from Rue Oliver and family Kneinil L Berkwitz St Ronis Ma ce By Glassberg New York City Mo Bushy Boston Samianito San Luis Potosi Rafael Liongueras Monterey Fernandy Aguilar Laredo Ghoney Opaiias arrive at local hotel with lists of names and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Kneinil
L. Berkwitz
St Ronis
Mace
Glassberg
New York
Mo Bushy
Boston
Samianito
San Luis
Airy About It Muse Draft Boston Script
A fragment reads like a draft dialogue or stage note about Boston and a muse. The garbled text hints at characters Melman and Te, with questions about wind and meeting a draft. Overall it resembles a script note or rehearsal snippet from a Boston project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melman
Boston
Prans Script
Fragmentary Washington Star Quote Prompts Hidden Threats
A garbled Washington Star passage references coercion and abuse with phrases about facing fate and urging persistence. The text includes scattered words like brother and threats, creating a bleak, unsettled snippet.
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Mohammedan Nature
J. K. Forseck
ON Heights
E. Salinas
A. E. Younkin
J. O- Walker
Mpo Ras
the Times
Autema
Jesus
John
Jit PD Long
Massachusetts
Levendecker
Baby
Bacinal
Cleores Hevette
Amive Boino
Aransas Pass
Dewey Bevette
Artin Ro Tleyes
Army and Navy Order of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
Corpus
Eo Adkins
Refugia
Whoao
Ach Cun
A. Ho Osan
Aid
Tleayy
Grant Strecdil
Farragut
Mr. Mc Pherson
Army Order of the Fatherhood of Saint
Roe Oliver of
Euenial
Myr
Dr. Davis
Dolores
Hamilton
EJ Wiggins
Dalis
Y. M.H. A. Hall
Mra
Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Cate
Senator Parr
Eady
W MacGregor
Woman's Club
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Washington Star
Meyer Bros
St. Louis
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