Gompers Attacks Industrial Board Proposal
Friday's Daily reports Samuel Gompers denouncing the president’s proposed industrial board as likely to fail. He argues existing dispute machinery, run by organized labor, is simpler and more effective than outside board control, warning a one sided worker dominated system risks bias and law avoidance.
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Samuel Gompers
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United States
Gompers
Call to enlist in the Signal Corps for Alaska service
The article extols enlisting in the Signal Corps highlighting travel, Alaska hunting and fishing passes, and ample clothing. It notes a military cable line in Alaska and overland lines in Washington, praising telegraphy and radio work as vital, with opportunities for young men in Texas and beyond. It stresses the corps as essential, shaping civil life and future invention, urging immediate enlistment.
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Alaska
Washington
Texas
National Defense
Signal Corps
Batio
The World Admires A Man of Nerve
A man of nerve energy stands out in his successes as others admire him. He has strong nerves and rich blood guiding his body. With clear eye, active brain and steady hand he acts quickly and works fast. His tremendous energy ensures success.
Observance of Passover by Jews Worldwide
The Jewish festival of Passover begins Friday evening April 2 and ends Saturday April 10 for strict adherents while liberal Jews end April 9. Originating as an agrarian festival it shifted toward an historical event and spiritual meaning. In spring it symbolizes liberty and freedom from tyranny and bondage.
Prices at Flores Northside Market Square
Flores, Northside Market Square, lists prices: California pink beans eight cents per pound, Jewel black handle brooms ninety cents each, Balboa sardines eighteen cents per can, six packages Searchlight matches thirty cents, with every other article in proportion. Phone 249.
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Flores
Northside Market Square
Great Picture at Strand Tuesday with Constance Talmadge
Constance Talmadge stars in A Virtuous Vamp at the Strand starting Tuesday. John Emerson and Anita Loos adapt Clyde Fitch's The Bachelor for First National Exhibitors Circuit. Talmadge plays a girl whose captivating smile brings many heart throbs.
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Constance Talmadge
First National
Strand Theatre
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Clyde Fitch
Miss Talmadge
Why Colds Are Dangerous
Why Colds Are Dangerous explains how a cold weakens lungs and lowers vitality, increasing risk of serious diseases like pneumonia consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It notes quicker recovery reduces danger and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted pleasant remedy.
Rotary Club Banquet for Charter Members
Charter members of the Rotary Club for the proposed local installation were the focus of a noon luncheon today at the Metropolitan Cafe. Speakers discussed the new civic activity and its planned start in the community.
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City Barber Shop Extends Hours on Saturdays
Attention announces longer Saturday hours beginning April 1 with the shop staying open until 10 p m and until 12 p m on Saturdays A G Linares proprietor notice dated March 26 1f
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Army Goods Salvage Sale at 1701 Hidalgo Street
Economy Salvage House offers 20,000 Army shoes 1,000 Army wool shirts 300 Army cotton mattresses 20,000 Army leggings and many other articles plus 1,000 pairs of ladies shoes new at less than cost of manufacture located at 1701 Hidalgo Street 3 3 tf.
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Today’s anniversaries march through geologic founders and world events
March 26 marks reflections on James Hutton's death in Edinburgh in 1797, with dates noting 1812 Venezuela earthquake losses, 1823 poet Margaret Davidson born in Plattsburgh, 1838 death in Saratoga, 1870 Soule’s diverse political career and New Orleans birth, 1831 Bucharest capital, 1882 Irish Moonlighters, and 1888 International Council of Women meeting in Washington.
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Roumania
Bucharest
County Clare
Ireland
International Council of Women
Washington, D.C
Found Money Hidden in Room in Nuevo Laredo
A Mexican woman hiding about a thousand pesos in a room on the Nuevo Laredo side left it under a loose floor plank during baggage inspection. She reported the loss after crossing to the other side, and the money was later found intact where she had hidden it.
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Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Rio Grande
Far Off Service Calls For Alaska Radio Operators
During the war many youth visited foreign lands and returned home. The Signal Corps seeks radio and telegraph operators for Alaska service with pay up to 110 dollars monthly plus lodging and clothing. Inducements are highlighted as superior to outside jobs, aiming to attract skilled telegraphers.
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China
France
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Best Laxative Endorsed by Inn Proprietor
George F. Daniels of Hardwick Vermont, proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as the best laxative for occasional use. He notes his sedentary habits necessitate relief and praises the product as superior to others he has tried.
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George F. Daniels
Hardwick
Daniels
Hardwick Inn
New England
Weather forecast from New Orleans issued by Times
The United States Weather Bureau forecast for New Orleans area states tonight will be fair and warmer, followed by a Saturday that is also expected to be fair.
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Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Report
Observations for Fort McIntosh show a max temperature of 83.8 degrees and a minimum of 46 degrees over the 24 hours ending at 7 am. Wind direction is generally north and skies are clear.
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Young Mexican banker suspect linked to Laredo embezzlement case
Alvaro Pena, a Merchants State Bank employee who vanished weeks ago, is en route to Laredo after being captured near Mexico City. Indicted by a district court grand jury for embezzling about 94 000 dollars, Pena reportedly confessed that I G Palacios and Manuel Vara were the real robbers. He offered police money to secure release, saying it was for bond.
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Mexico
Mexico City
G. R. Garcia
Pefia
Laredo
Times
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Peia
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Pena
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Santa Clara
Ozumbilla
San Antonio Ranch
State of Mexico
Department of War
el Democrata
Merchants State Bank and Trust Company
I. G. Palacios
Manuel Vara
United States
Las Abejas
General Mugica
Villa de Guadalupe
Democrata
Laredo Times Notices And Local Item Snippet
Inquiries about oil operations flood the Times from all sections as rumors claim oil near Laredo will spark a rush. Notices advertise Home Made Eats sale by St Peter's Church and a St Royle Mims sale. Civil case Alanis v Vela drags through, while local commerce and services run adlike. Born today to Mr and Mrs Rafael Gonzalez a girl. Local plumbing, shoe repair and furniture ads appear with several businesses in Lincoln Street and Juarez. The Laredo High School basketball team prepares to meet Eagle Pass for the Southwest Texas championship.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Fidel Cantu
Car shortage grips onion shipments from Laredo region
Freight bureau officials report a critical shortage of refrigerator cars affecting Southwest Texas onion shipments. The Interstate Commerce Commission vows immediate action to supply sufficient cars, with Laredo growers relying on Congressman Garner to secure relief before peak shipping begins. Daily moves average fifty cars, sometimes nearly a hundred, with trains serving markets nationwide.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Congressman Garner
Southwest Texas
Laredo
John N. Garner
Garner
Nutty But Good Banana Nut and Lemon Ice Cream
Banana nut and lemon ice cream go for Sunday specials from Consumers Ice Co. Ready Saturday afternoon, order by phone 145. March 26, 1921.
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Consumers Ice Co
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets A Gentle Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild vegetable remedy for constipation and biliousness. It claims the product eases digestion without griping and restores normal liver and bowel action, with soothing olive oil content and bedtime use, priced 10c or 25c per box.
Farewell Banquet Planned for Fort McIntosh Commander Buck
Citizens of Laredo will honor Colonel Beaumont B. Buck with a 100 cover banquet at Hotel Hamilton Cafe at 7 30 pm tomorrow, in advance of his departure next week to a new post. The event expresses public regret and hope for his future return.
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Laredo
Dollar Princess at Royal Opera House Delights Large Crowd
The Maria Caballe company staged Dollar Princess to a large Royal Opera House audience. The familiar light opera impressed with fine costumes and scenery. Tonight the company presents La Reina del Carnaval.
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Maria Caballe
Royal Opera House
Caballe
Sale at Mrs Boyle Mims home by St Peter's Church ladies
A sale of home made eats fancy work and flowers will be held this Saturday at the home of Mrs Boyle Mims organized by the ladies of St Peter's Church. Proceeds benefit church activities and community aid.
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Lincoln Street
St. Peter's Church
White Sox Short-handed in Camp Hit by Absences
With four or five regulars missing from training camp the White Sox struggle to perfect team play. The article notes key missing players limit practice time and cohesion as they prepare for the season.
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White Sox
Notice of Expert Gladiator Repairman Services
J. E. Applewhite of Crescent Garage at 1420 Lincoln Street announces services as an expert gladiator repairman with guaranteed work. The notice is dated March 20, 1961.
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J. E. Applewhite
Crescent Garage
Lincoln St
Companies rushing work in drilling operations
Judge Lane of the Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co said drilling at Santo Tomas tract had reached about 209 feet with casing set and operations advancing quickly. Bor-Tex Oil Co on the L. KR. Ortiz ranch near Laredo neared 68 feet and expected to pass 100 feet by night. No reports were received from Imperial Oil & Development Co west of Webb, Cactus Oil Co north of Webb, Hughes Oil Co south of Torrecillas, or the operator on La Perla ranch southeast of Laredo.
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Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co
Santo Tomas
Bor-Tex Oil Co
L. KR
Webb Station
Cactus Oil Co
Hughes Oil Co
Torrecillas
la Perla Ranch
Laredo
Masonic Notice for Laredo Lodge Meeting Friday Evening
Called meeting of Laredo Lodge No. 547 A F and A M Friday at 7 30 p m Work in F G C degree All visiting brethren invited to attend Fritz Werner W M
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A. F
A. M
Fritz.werner
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