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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1920

Page

10

German loyalty and Turks at Constantinople drew sharp verdicts

The piece lauds German Americans while denouncing Dr. Wolfgang Kapp and monarchist plots, contrasts German loyalty with treachery, and condemns Turkish rule in Constantinople, urging removal of the Turk from Europe and labeling him a menace with ashes as monuments.

Constan t inople and Turkish Rule Across Europe

In this European overview nations long backed the Turks in Constantinople. Russia and especially Great Britain are criticized for obstructing removal of Turkish abuses. Amid calls to dismember the empire, all fear Turkey's menace to Balkan peace while Britain resists ceding controla of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles.

Europe Constantinople Russia Great Britain Bosphorus Dardanelles Suez Canal England Turkey Balkans Constante Moham

March 18 1849 to 1889 anniversaries highlight arts and politics

Today’s anniversaries record Jenny Lind’s last operatic appearance in 1849, Jefferson Davis’s 1865 farewell address, 1867 Danish queen’s visit to England, 1870 Toronto Catholic diocese creation, 1877 Anna Held’s birth, 1889 British Lords defeating women’s suffrage bill, and a 1879 Austrian avalanche disaster with 30 deaths.

Jenny Lind Confederate States Congress Jefferson Davis Denmark England Princess of Wales Queen Alexandra Toronto Anna Held Paris New York City Bleiburg Austrian Tyrol House of Lords

Birthdays on March 18 Feature Notables and Leaders

Today marks birthdays of notable figures including Dr. Richard P. Strong of Harvard and the League of Red Cross Societies born at Fortress Monroe Virginia 48 years ago. Victor Murdock of the Federal Trade Commission born Burlingame Kansas 49 years ago. Louis Tracy born Liverpool England 57 years ago. William Sulzer former New York governor born Elizabeth New Jersey. Frank Moran heavyweight boxer born Cleveland 83 years ago.

Richard P. Strong Harvard League of Red Cross Societies Fortress Monroe Victor Murdock Federal Trade Commissions Burlingame Kas Louis Tracy Liverpool Eng William Sulzer New York Elizabeth N. J Frank Moran Cleveland

Daniels Endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets For Constipation

George F. Daniels of Hardwick VI, proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the best laxative after trying many others. The statement highlights the inn as a model hotel in New England.

Chamberlain George F. Daniels Hardwick

Advice to onion growers over early nitrate risk

County Agent Mally of Webb county warns onion growers there are over twelve thousand acres of Bermuda onions in Texas this year. If early crops yield heavily, move harvests early and avoid nitrate of soda to prevent second growth or delayed maturity. Focus on mid and late crops and push April shipments to strengthen May markets.

Bermuda Texas

Immigration Pass Policy Change Not Yet Implemented

Washington announced last Saturday that ten day passes would replace one day passes at border immigration stations, but the U S immigration service has not received any such telegraphed instructions. Most one day passes cover visits to the Mexican side of the Rio Grande and suffice for the purpose, with some travelers holding regular passports needing no permit.

Wolfgang Kapp Republic Germany America Immigration Department Washington Satuday Rio Grande United States Immigration Service

Laredo ISD to Hold April 3 1920 School Board Election

Proclamation by School Board President M S Ryan orders an election in the Independent School District of Laredo Texas for April 3 1920 to elect three trustees. polling places are Central Grammar School Building for precincts 1 and 2 and Urbahn School Building for precincts 2 and 4 with named election officers. Polls open at 8 p m and the election to be conducted under Texas General Laws.

I. M.S. Ryan Independent School District Laredo Texas Central Grammar School M. A. Hirsch Emeterio Mendoza C. Zagarnaga Urbahn P. P. Leyendecker J. T. Agan L Martinez State of A. D M. S. Ryan

Bonillas Receives Banquet Welcome as Mexico Nomination Nears

Aboard a special train Ignacio Bonillas left Nuevo Laredo for Mexico City after a grand Bristol Hotel banquet where he thanked supporters and signaled his likely acceptance of the Civilista Party nomination. The event featured speeches urging democratic rule and people’s sovereignty. Bonillas and his retinue departed early this morning amid plans for a major Sunday ovation in Mexico City.

Mexico City Concordia Theater Civilista Party of Mexico Ignacio Bonillas Bristol Nuevo Laredo Jose Perez Taylor el Universal Gonzalo Cardenas Macrovia Herrera Club Taylor Republic San Antonio Bonillas Zaragoza

Rats Snap End Rats At John Tuthill’s Place

The quote from John Tuthill describes persistent rat problems and failed poisons before RAT SNAP proved effective within ten days. Directions advise breaking a cake of RATSNAP and placing it where rats scamper, promising no more rats. Sold by A. Deutz & Brother, City Drug Co., and Sanitary Grocery with guarantee.

John Tuthill A. Deutz & Brother City Drug Co Sanitary Grocery

Civil case progress in district court today

The non jury civil case Alanis vs Alanis was continued today. The jury civil case Abe Cohens vs Bernard Ilfeld, a damages suit, was called and taken up for trial before a jury in district court this morning and is now before that tribunal.

Alanis Abe Cohens Bernard Ilfeld

RAT SNAP ad story from Mr. R. C. King

A testimonial by Mr. R. C. King describes rats invading his premises and chicken losses. He tries RAT SNAP and soon no live rats remain, with the few that survive gone after a few days. The product is offered in three sizes 25c 68c and $1.89, sold and guaranteed by A.

Pastor Refuses to Resign. Church Reaffirms Support

The First Baptist Church held a called session to consider Rev. Albert F. Beddoe's resignation after a offer to be evangelist for the Southern Baptist Convention. A motion to reject the resignation and raise his salary passed, with Beddoe to respond next Sunday. Baptist boys of Fort McIntosh praised his work among soldiers, warning they would lose their sole religious tie if he left.

First Baptist Church Albert F. Beddoe Beddoe Southern Baptist Convention

Ask Your Soldier Boy How Cooties Got Such a Hold

A wartime slogan warns that battlefront rats spread disease and urges use of RAT SNAP to kill them. The ad lists three sizes 25c, 50c, and 1.00 and credits A. Deutz & Brother City Drug Co. and Sanitary Grocery as sellers.

Europe A. Deutz & Brother City Drug Co Sanitary Grocery

Sanitary Bakery Opens in Laredo on Farragut Street

The Sanitary Bakery, Allen Stowers proprietor, opened in the McComb building west of Piggly Wiggly. Visitors toured the plant to see sanitary equipment and working mixing machines. The bakery promises open daily for inspection and aims to supply high quality breads and pastries.

Laredo Sanitary Bakery Allen Stowers McComb Farragut Street Mr. Stowers Sanitary

Masonic Notice for Laredo Lodge Meeting

Called meeting of Laredo Lodge No. 547 A F and A M Friday at 7 30 p m Work in B A degree All visiting brethren invited to attend Fritz Werner W M 3 18 21

Laredo Lodge A. F A. M Fritz Werner W. M

Surge in Mexican Labor Smuggling Across Southwest Texas

Immigrants flood the region as a labor surplus meets weak enforcement. From Nuevo Laredo daily arrivals of 200 to 300 with half entering illegally and traveling toward San Antonio and beyond. Laredo records show 245 Mexicans admitted legally on March 17 at head taxes totaling $1950.

United States Immigration Service Immigration Department el Paso Brownsville Laredo Nuevo Laredo Mexico United States Rio Grande San Antonio Alice San Diego Hebbronville Corpus Christi Texas

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Balkan Spain City OF Constantine Yiagnolia THE Cleveland Metal Products Coo Platt Ave Cleveland, O Magnolia Petroleum Company Mally F. W. Mally Webb County Universal Chemical CO Hill Mr. Hill Money Makers Joe P. Leyendecker Civilista Party R. C. King Liniment Bliss Bliss Native Alonzo O. Bliss Medical Co Washington, D. C A. F. Beddoe Laredo Church ELK J. W. Falvella Times Office Citizens Auto Company Col. Houston and St. Maria A Miade Consumers’ Ice CO National Motor Company Flores Ave Houston ST
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