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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1922

Page

4

American interests seek six million acres in Chihuahua

From Chihuahua comes word that American interests have a treaty with the state governor and legislature to buy and develop six million acres for cultivation by small farmers of all nationalities. If approved, an American-backed company will exploit the land, with irrigation and transport links key to success, while warning against nonviable crops and stressing water supply and favorable climate.

Chihuahua Mexico United States

Economic fight over alcohol drives temperance change

The article notes critics who call the prohibition struggle an economic issue not a moral one, highlighting how wasteful spending on alcohol mirrors wartime aid needs. It cites Austria’s six and a quarter billion dollar alcohol bill last year, three times its tax bill, warning such spending cripples national resources.

Austria Havers Cnal

Gatti-Casazza Extends At Metropolitan Opera For Three Years

Giulio Gatti-Casazza has his Metropolitan Opera Company post extended for three years marking his fourteenth season as general manager. Since 1908 he has led the Met after moving from Milan where he ran Scala Opera for a decade. He hails from Ferrara and once left naval service to direct his hometown opera. He has staged about 150 operas at the Met, with nearly fifty never performed in America before. He also produced ten new American works and revived about fifty older titles.

Giulio Gatti-Casazza Metropolitan Opera Company of New York Milan Scala Opera Ferrara Gatti-Casazza Scala Gatti- Casazan The Metropolitan America

Ku Klux Klan Claimed To Be Organized In Laredo

A Times card claims the Ku Klux Klan is now organized in Laredo with membership by invitation only. The card details some principles but gives no source and is handwritten in pencil.

KU Klux Klan Laredo Times the Times

Latin-American Club Stockholders Meeting in Laredo

A general meeting of stockholders of the Latin-American Club in Laredo Texas will be held at the club rooms on Friday February 17 1922 at 8 00 P M The meeting will authorize the Board of Directors to execute a deed of trust on the club real property to secure its indebtedness and discuss the club’s economic situation. Secretary Matias de Llano notes the notice dated March 14 1922 with filing code 3 14 31.

Matias DE Llano Laredo Texas

Mrs Grosse Claims Brazil Radium Discovery Expedition

Mrs. Alexander Grosse, a Royal Geographical Society fellow, returns to England from an interior Brazil expedition and believes she found a radium mine. She travels to Paris to consult with Mme Curie, renowned radium discoverer.

Alexander Grosse Royal Geographical Society England Brazil Paria Mme. Curle

Gossip From Laredo Sparks Mild Scandal and Humour

Local chatter notes common faults and social squabbles among Laredo residents. It lampoons pretension, recalls campus memories, and mocks gossip about street fashion on Hidalgo. The piece ends with a quip about townsfolk and pride in everyday life.

Faith and labor in Laredo life and Lent

The excerpt muses on Laredo residents aged 18 or 20 and comments on dedication to work versus pay. It notes faithful Lent observance by Laredo people and contrasts faith in locals with that of women’s faith in a safety pin, reflecting a dated, opinionated tone.

Laredo

Today’s events span parliaments and jubilees across the nation

Today marks the assembly of the Northern Parliament of Ireland and the 68th birthday of ex Vice President Thomas Marshall. Chicago hosts the American Railway Engineering Association convention while Tacoma hosts a Pacific Northwest credit men meeting. Indiana hosts a business and professional women’s convention. Galveston celebrates St Mary’s Cathedral diamond jubilee. Hotel men converge in Chicago for the American Hotel Association gatherings. New Hampshire holds town meeting day with selectmen and school appropriations.

Ireland Thomas R Marshall United States Chicago American Railway Engineering Association Association of Credit Men Pacific Northwest Tacoma Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Indianapolis Galveston St. Mary's Cathedral Texas Canada American Hotel Associaton New Hampshire

Divorce Seen as Logical Outcome of Marriage

A reflective note asserts that modern journalism often treats divorce as the natural endpoint of marriage. The line suggests social attitudes toward dissolving unions influence public discourse and legal practices.

Wife of Lawyer Confides Husband Loves Babies

A whispered remark attributes to a lawyer’s wife that her spouse harbors affection for babies. The overheard line hints at personal feelings but offers no formal claim or event.

Found a Cure for Indigestion Claims

George W Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He states the tablets suit his case better than any remedy and allow him to eat normally again. The product contains no pepsin and helps the stomach digest food naturally.

Chamberlain George W Emory Rock. Mills Ala

Six Irish Republicans Executed in Dublin at Year Anniversary

One year ago today six young Irish Republicans were executed in Dublin. Secretary Hughes offered to rectify the Panama Costa Rica boundary.

Dublin Hughes Panama Costa Rica

Sport Notes From York And Beyond

York Pennsylvania may honor pitcher Jim Work of the Cubs as his home city. Charley Rentrop the Belgian wrestler dominates the Southwest with sixteen straight wins. Jockeys ride at St Moritz while Jack McAuliffe seeks a heavyweight prospect in England for a Dempsey bout. Giants pitching is weak early, and Dempsey may seek about $300000 for a Wills fight. Jimmy Wilde may retire due to an injury from horseback riding. Babe Ruth earns about $500 per home run as Yankees fans cheer. Red Sox shed stars while others demand more pay. Pekin Kid Herman eyes Johnny Luff’s bantam title. Tris Speaker’s Indians are social lions in Dallas. St Louis chamber questions what is wrong with the city before the season. Sam Harris grows a string of horses and returns to turf. Jimmy Johnston refuses to join the Dodgers over pay. Cubs train camp hints at a new second baseman. Ruth may top all-time earnings with salary and bonus. Ralph Smith at 21, 6 ft 7 in, to represent LA AC in nationals. Cardinals see Ku Klux Klan violence in Texas.

Jack McAuliffe England Tosa J Jack Dempsey Giants San Antonio Tis Jimmy Wilde Babe Johnny Luff Tris Cleveland Indians Beem Dallas Prand St. Louis Chamber of Commerce St. Louis Sam Harris Harris Paddy Sullivan Jimmy Johnston Brooklyn Superbas Ebbets Cubs Santa Catalina Island Zeb Jerry Chicago New York Babe Ruth Ralph Smith Los Angeles A. C St. Louisa

Birthday Remembrances Marking Noted Figures

March 1 marks the birthday anniversaries of Maxim Gorky born Nijni Novgorod 54 years ago today William Graves Sharp born Mt Gilead Ohio 62 years ago today Thomas RK Marshall born North Manchester Indiana 68 years ago today William N Selig pioneer of the motion picture industry born Chicago 58 years ago today Charles F Curry congressman from California born Naperville Illinois 64 years ago today.

Maxim Gorky Nijni Novgorod William Graves Sharp United States France Mt. Gilead Ohio Thomas Rk, Marshall North Manchester Ind William N. Selig Chicago Charles F. Curry California Naperville

Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations

The United States Weather Bureau forecast from New Orleans carried by The Times predicts tonight and Wednesday will be fair with cooler and clear conditions. Fort McIntosh observations show a high of 90 degrees and a low of 45 with winds from the north.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans the Telephone Co Aken Fort Mclntosh

Sao Paulo's Theater Legacy and Dog Days Title

Sao Paulo, Brazil's second city, boasted one of the world's finest municipal theaters costing millions. The term dog days refers to hot summer days linked to Canis Major rising in the sky.

Sao Paulo Braail Canis Malor

Laredo Orders Modern Combination Pumper From LaFrance

At an evening city council meeting the LaFrance Fire Engine Co. won approval to supply Laredo with a modern combination pumper for 12 500 dollars. Delivery in 45 days includes demonstrations by mechanics. Fire insurance rates are expected to fall, benefiting insured property owners. Alderman Salinas Fire Chief Biggio and the fire committee are credited for securing the purchase. The unit may be christened The Volunteer to honor the past volunteers.

American LaFrance Fire Engine Co LaFrance Concern Laredo B. G. Salinas Biggio

Eight Bills of Indictment Returned by Grand Jury

The grand jury empaneled in district court returned eight indictments this morning and yesterday afternoon. Joaquin Ramirez et al face theft from the person charges. Herculano Cervantes has three bills for passing forged instruments. Juan Eboras stands charged with unlawfully transporting intoxicating liquors. Manuel Martinez et al are charged with theft from Agapito Farias and Pedro Fajardo and unlawfully transporting intoxicants. Juan Ramirez et al face theft from the person. The court continued civil docket cases under Judge Mullally until all cases receive attention.

Joaquin Ramirez Herculano Cervantes Juan Eboras Manuei Martinez Agapito Farias Pedro Fajardo Juan Ramirez Mullally

Doan’s Kidney Pills Move Back Pain in Laredo Tale

A Laredo resident recounts cold settling in kidneys and back pain. After trying Doan’s Kidney Pills bought at City Drug Store, her back pain eased and kidney function regulated following four boxes. Price 60¢ at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Laredo A. Leichhardt Rosario Sr Dean City Doan

Rio Grande Rose Cabbage Weighs Thirteen Pounds

A large head of cabbage titled Rio Grande Rose is exhibited in the window of A. Deutz & Bro. This thirteen pound blemish free specimen was grown in Dr. F C Canseco’s yard and promises ample kraut and slaw for the Laredo family.

A. Deutz & Bro

Most Creditable Window Display at Richter's

Pete Matzow, window decorator for Richter's department store on Flores Avenue, creates an up to date display during oil fever. The Mirando and Schott oil fields with derricks and a Mirando City pipeline highlight the industry's activities, drawing customers and showcasing Richter's enterprise and affordable offerings.

Pete Matzow Richter Flores Avenue Pete Mirando Schott Mirando City Oif Richter’s

Carolina-Texas Oil Well Gusher near Torrechilas

News from Torrechilas reports the Carolina-Texas Oil Co well twelve miles north of town flowed about 14,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day after a test. Indications of oil appeared before the gasser event. Miranda City Townsite well shows strong production indications and will provide a production estimate in a day or two.

Carolina-Texas Oil Co Torrechilas Miranda City

Notice of Seizure Ford Auto Laredo March 1922

The Ford automobile license 65170 seal 41436 motor 3542854 seized near Laredo Texas on March 6 1922 for violation of Section 3082 R 8. Claim within twenty days of first publication. if none sold at public auction at the Custom House 16 A.M. April 12 1922. A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs.

Port of Laredo Texas Laredo Custom House A. R. Kahn Customs

Notice to claim BN Overland automobile seizure

Notice states BN Overland automobile with registration 613673 and serial numbers 4524 may be seized for violation of Section 9082 R. 8. Claimants must file within twenty days from first publication. absent claims, vehicle to be sold at 10 AM on April 12, 1922, by Deputy Collector A. R. Kahn.

Notice of Vehicle Seizure in Laredo March 1922

Authority of Deputy Collector of Cu tome Port Laredo Texas 1922 notices a Dodge automobile license 486347 motor 692811 seized in Laredo on March 6 1922 for violation of Section 082 R 8. Claimant may pursue remedy under this notice.

Cutome

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Vienna Europe United States Department of Agriculture Hidalgo Street Pastor Ureole Abner Louise York Jim Work Charley Rentrop St. Moritz Switzerland CERES Timms Everrdar Eciatica Asis al Areyiae Carolina BN Overland
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