Hungary Workers Declare Communist Republic in Turbulent Era
The article argues Hungary's workers set up a communist republic and seek alliance with the Bolsheviks while denouncing allied nations for imposing peace terms. It warns of Bolshevik propaganda spreading to Europe and criticizes foreign influence and immigration. The piece urges crushing Bolshevik influence and cautions about defending a fragile world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Mmalley
Penn
Lenine-Trotzkoy
Herdi
Russia
Iso
Bolsheviks
L W. W
International Brotherhood
Europe
Germany
Teutons
Apostles of Anarchy
Austria
Nations seek league with strings attached in Paris letter
A Paris letter reports nations eager to join the league of nations but each insistent on conditions. Japan seeks racial equality and immigration repeal pressure, the United States guards the Monroe Doctrine, France wants protection against German aggression with a league staff and international police, and Great Britain may exclude the Irish question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petual
Norway
League
Spain
Gibraltar
Sweden
Aland Islands
Wilson
France
Emerald Isle
Switzerland
Denmark
Mediterranean
League of Nations
Paris
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Cooks Welcome Baby Girl As Family Grows
Dr and Mrs O J Cook are proud parents of a baby girl born Sunday morning, joining a brother at home. Mother and child are reported well. A typewriter and ten filing cases from the Webb County Exemption Board will be sold March 27 as the office closes in Laredo. Rain totaled one inch in Fort McIntosh area last night and this morning. Andrew Jackson Center and Estella Costello have marriage license. Ranger Claude Franklin and Inspector Rumsey arrested Corporal J S Garland for violating the ten mile zone law by bringing four bottles of mescal into the zone. he is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Cook
Webb County
Exemption Board
Laredo
Fort McIntosh
Andrew Jackson Center
Estella Costello
Claude Franklin
Rumsey
J. S. Garland
87Th Infantry
Garland
Prince Lichnowsky Seen as Likely German Ambassador
Prince Charles Max Lichnowsky, born 1860, from an old Polish family, is described as the probable German Ambassador to the United States after peace. He previously served in London, driven by a focus on Anglo German relations, and once blamed Germany for starting the war while praising Britain’s avert efforts. He is portrayed as dark haired, haughty, and somewhat mysterious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Charles Max Lichnowsky
United States
London
Prussian Silesia
Court of St. James
Germany
Great Britain
Prince Lichnowsky
Soldiers Enjoy Open Air Vaudeville in Zapata Show
Zapata residents witnessed a first ever open air vaudeville at the YMCA hosted by G G Mitchell and Co A 37th Infantry. Acts included songs banjo, comedy juggling a pie eating contest boxing and polka numbers, with a Spanish song by Mexican consul Torres and strong audience applause throughout. First Sergeant Shaulse was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torres
Zapata
Shaulse
Co. A
Laredo Elks Lodge Elections Set Tonight
Attention Elks. Laredo Lodge No. 1018 BPOE holds regular meeting with secretary election on the agenda. Full attendance urged by G R Weber secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Laredo Lodge No. 1018
G. R. Weber
Stc’y
Dolores Hosts St Joseph Feast Celebration Event
Residents of Dolores with Rev. Father Juan Coma and coal miners held a weekend feast of St. Joseph on an open platform. An eighteen miner cast staged a life of St. Joseph and the Virgin Mary, followed by Father Coma sermons and first communions for 122 children with music by Professor Villar's orchestra from Laredo.
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Dolores
Juan Coma
Father Coma
St. Joseph
Villar
Laredo
Spinach Market Report March 24 from Laredo Chamber
Spinach market data from Laredo Texas dated March 24 shows Virginia and Texas figures at twenty four and twenty one. Totals reach forty five with destinations including St Louis Chicago Kansas City Denver Boston and more. Diversions list Chicago Philadelphia Jersey City Providence Milwaukee Boston market Kansas City and Buffalo at varying dollar quarters and halves.
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Laredo
Texas
Virginia
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Boston
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Providence
Milwaukee
Ft. Worth
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Money Makers Advert in Times Want Ads
Classified note highlights money making opportunities in Times Want Ads. Advertisers promise quick earnings and simple steps, urging readers to contact listings for details.
State Highway Engineer to Attend Big Meeting in Laredo
The Good Roads committee led by Julian Montgomery along with County Surveyor EB Foster and Stanley Copeland prepared a visit to Laredo Webb County to promote good roads. A public meeting and hearing is set for 8 pm at the Laredo Chamber of Commerce with county officials and citizens urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Committee
Julian Montgomery
State Highway Commission
EB. J. Foster
Stanley Copeland
Chamber of Commerce
San Tomas
Encinas
San Antonio
Laredo
Webb County
Montgomery
Corpus Christi
Foster
Page
Davis
Puig
Zapata
District Court Handles Multiple Criminal Dockets
District Court processes multiple cases from DA Walls docket. Jose Elizondo faced a dagger carry charge and a $100 fine. Bernardino Gutierrez was convicted of assault with intent to murder and sentenced to one year in prison. Pedro Miranda’s zone law violation continued. Leo Malone was found guilty of auto theft from Mrs. W N Young and sentenced to five years. Roy Coggins’ joint indictment with Malone proceeded in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Elizondo
Bernardino Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Pedro Miranda
Leo Malone
W. N. Young
Malone
Roy Coggins
Mrs Mary L Hillert Dies After Four Month Illness
Mrs Mary L Hillert died at Mercy Hospital at 4 am after an illness of four months and a recent operation. Born July 14 1864 in Glasgow she came to Laredo in 1882 with her father and sister Jessie Whitelaw and married Max Hillert in 1891. Surviving are her daughter Miss Jessie Hillert and sister Miss Joseph Whitelaw. funeral by Rev L H Wharton will be held the next day at 2 o clock from the family home 1115 Houston street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Hillert
Mercy Hospital
Austin
Mary Laing Whitelaw
Glasgow
Scotland
Jessie Whitelaw
Laredo
Max Hillert
Jessie Hillert
For a Bad Cold Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, time tested cure. It promises dependable relief for a bad cold, reflecting a century old confidence in the product.
War Department circular on bonus payments to veterans
The Times publishes a War Department telegram detailing procedures for veterans eligible for a $60.00 bonus under the February 24 1919 act. It explains using certified discharge copies, required attestations by recruiting officers, and forwarding papers to the Zone Finance Officer in Washington for payment.
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War Department
Times
Washington, D. C
Lemon Building
Good Rains Visit Laredo From Southward
A thunder squall and heavy rain fell last evening around Laredo with pools forming in streets. Rain extended lightly toward Pescadito and north a short distance, with more showers overnight and into morning broadening the soaking area. A telephone report from Pearsail stated a heavy hailstorm damaged onions there last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Laredo
Pescadito
A. E. Younkin
Pearsail
Convict Thanks District Attorney Walls In Letter From Huntsville
Ernesto Lanfranco, a former Mexican cowboy and Laredo resident jailed for killing Aurelia Guevara, writes a heartfelt note to District Attorney John A. Walls. He says he has learned lessons from reform and expresses gratitude to lawmen and the town, seeking future opportunity to show his appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernesto Lanfranco
Laredo
Huntsville
Aurelia Guevara
John A. Walls
Lanfranco
Lared
Ernesto Sanfranco
C. O. D. Grocery Co Changes Hands
The C. O. D. Grocery Co. Inc purchased the business from O. H. Guinn with G. H. Beyette as manager. Beyette invites old friends and customers to support the new management as thanks are offered for past patronage.
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C. O. D. Grocery Co. Incorporated
C. O. D. Grocery Co
O. H. Guinn
G. H. Beyette
Beyette
C. O. D. Grocery Co., Inc
Mgr
C. C. D. Grocery Co
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Eral
Tocal Aews
Union Mercantile Co
RIO Grande Auto & Machine CO
Ritter & Holland
Citizens Garage
Matamoros St
Sonora News Company
Republic
Prodium
P. W. Booth & Co
Metropolitan Cafe
Richter
Gulf
37Th Infantry
J. W. Falvella
Seral
Laredo, Texas
Walls
Travelers Hotel
Heart Of¢Business District
Lincoln St
Laredo Business College
Burroughs
F. M. Ramsay
Iturbide St
ROY Campbell Company
T. M. Reid
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
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