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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1921

Page

8

Old Diplomacy Reignites in Postwar Debate

A Tuesday editorial laments the return to secret diplomacy among France and Britain, questions U S mediation, and warns that the League of Nations is being bypassed. It calls for American voice on reparations, criticizes excluding other nations, and warns of imperial overreach in occupation plans. It also discusses labor unrest and immigrant communities linked to anarchist strains, noting dangers and evoking caution about undercover investigative tactics.

Anarchist Trail Leads Police to Missing Woman

Police and secret service seek Bety, alleged sweetheart of Tito Ligi arrested in Scranton, for insights into the Wall Street blast. Trails of anarchists are elusive and may point to unlikely locations, with past leads often dead ends.

Tito Ligi Scranton Pennsylvania Wall Street Secret Service Bety Sigi Ligi I. Ww

Constance Talmadge stars in Dangerous Business at Strand

At Laredo Strand Theater today and tomorrow Constance Talmadge headlines Dangerous Business a comedy drama sure to provoke laughs. Max Linder comedy Seven Years Bad Luck opens at Rialto tomorrow for a two day run. Linder returns after five years in the French army.

Constance Talmadge Comediennes of Pictures Strand Theater Connie Talmadge Max Linder Rialto Theatre

Ancient horse tooth found in Torrance lime pits

Four inch long tooth from a wild horse indicates age with eight rings. Excavations at Torrance reveal tusks from saber tooth tiger sharks teeth whale side bones and bones of gigantic animals. A ten pound ancient stone weapon with hollow sides was unearthed. Dr. C L Edwards notes deposits are at least 1 000 000 years old and show former giants inhabited the area. Smithsonian representatives and other institutions have examined the finds.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Torrance United States C. L. Edwards Dr. Edwards Smithsonian Institution

Lewiston Woman Endorses Tanlac After Long Illness

Mrs. Alice McCluskey of No. 66 Park Street Lewiston Maine testifies to dramatic relief from indigestion and rheumatism after taking Tanlac. She gained about 14 pounds and can perform housework again enjoying improved health and energy. Tanlac is sold in Laredo at City Drug Store and other leading druggists.

Alice McCluskey Park Street Lewiston Laredo City

Hadfield to Receive John Fritz Medal for Ironsteel Work

Sir Robert Hadfield of Sheffield will be presented with the John Fritz Gold Medal by American engineering societies. The British scientist is honored for manganese steel invention and long scientific research career. Lady Hadfield is American and sister of former U S Attorney General George W. Wickersham.

Robert Hadfield John Fritz Associated Engineering Societies of American Sheffield Lord Kelvin William H. White Elliot Cresson Franklin Institute of Philadelphia Lady Hadfield Sir Robert George W. Wickersham United States

Allied premiers at San Remo grant Armenia independence

One year ago today, Allied leaders at San Remo announced Armenia’s independence under a framework tied to the postwar order. The conference also dissolved a combined rail and mining monopoly in the Headling anthracite coal case, shaping regional energy and transport controls.

San Remo Armenia United Supreme Court

Villa’s Novel Offer to Rebuild Mexican Cities

Associated Press reports Fran cisco Villa now lives peacefully on a Canutillo ranch in Durango with former lieutenants nearby. He is said to offer to rebuild Jiminez and spend twenty thousand dollars to improve Parral’s school system, while kept guarded despite amnesty from President Obregon.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal L Francisco Villa Jiminez J. &. Hardy Durango Hardy Villa Canutillo Parral Alvaro Obregon

Kilauea Volcano Power Plan Gets Hawaii Backing

A Honolulu dispatch reports a memorial urging Hawaii to fund a $25,000 start for using Kilauea’s heat to light and power towns and industries. The plan, supported by the Pan-Pacific scientific congress, highlights gas-sourced copper and nitrogen extraction as possible byproducts.

Ity Associated Press Honolulu UT. H Kilauea Hawi Kawellan Volcano Research Association Panluetie Scientific Congress

Industrial notes span sugar, pulp, and coal industries

In 1919 the United States produced 49 percent of world petroleum. The Indian government studies bamboo paper in Burma. U S and Canada pulp workers reject a 30 percent wage cut. Coal mine deaths rose with output. Fifty years since coal supplanted charcoal in iron furnaces. A 1 million pound ten story building rises in High Point North Carolina for the Southern Furniture Market Association. London printing trades see unemployment rise in recent months.

Chile United States Burma Canada High Point N. C Southern Furniture Market Association London

Tiburon Island Visit Clears Cannibal Myths

Capt. George Allan Hancock of the yacht Valero reports Tiburon Island off Lower California is uninhabited by cannibals. He and his party found only primitive huts, and no natives appeared to greet them amid their hunt for legendary aggressors. The voyage included La Paz pearl fishing and talks with Mexican officials about an American colony at Magdalena Bay. Grounding hazards due to imperfect charts were noted along the voyage.

Associated Press San Diego Cal Tiburon Lower California Ceres George Allan Hancock Los Angeles Gulf Guata Rogalia Captain Hancock Lower Caiffernig Hancock la Pag Gnuff Islavnnd la Paz Magdalena Bay Geo Diego Gectiong Guaymas

Farmer Cured of Rheumatism by Liniment

A farmer near Patten Mills New York was crippled by rheumatism when C P Rayder gave him Chamberlains Liniment. After using it for a few days the man walked in straight as a string and paid for another bottle declaring it cured him and that he wants it in the house all the time.

C. P. Rayder Patten Mills N. Y

Shrine for Poets Plans for American House of Poets

Plans underway to establish the House of Poets an American shrine to be modeled after London's Palace of Song. Cost estimated at about 100000 dollars and to serve as home for the American dean of poets with clubs and a clearing house for veridication. Edwin Markham named as first dean candidate. national poets show strong interest including Ralph Waldo Trine Henry Van Dyke Zona Gale Don Marquis Corinne Roosevelt Robinson and others.

Sy Associated Press New York House of Poets Palace of Song London Edwin Markham Robert Mackay Ralph Waldo Trine Henry van Dyke Zona Gale Don Marquis

Mirando oil boom as ten firms plan wells around Mirando lease

Ten oil companies other than Mirando prepare to start drilling on portions of the Mirando lease. Norman Oil Corporation of New York plans three wells on their northern line just south of Mirando. Within thirty days at least twenty wells are expected nearby. Mirando No. 4 derrick is finished and a four mile pipe line will supply water to run over thirty rigs. Land leases in Laredo and Webb Zapata counties surge as operators buy and consolidate leases to fuel development in the southeast Webb county area.

Mirando Oil Co Mirando Norman Oil Corporation of New York Webb-Zapata Oil Co Zapata County Miranda Mirando No. 4 Laredo Zapata Webb County

Laredo Windstorm Strikes at 1 A M and Fades

A fierce windstorm struck Laredo around 1am shifting direction several times and reaching high velocity. The gusts caused dust to fill homes but no structural damage was reported. Residents, including housewives, cleaned dust and noted real estate activity unaffected by the weather.

Laredo Orly

A LAREDO MAN S EXPERIENCE WITH DOAN S KIDNEY PILLS

Laredo resident Chas Wharton of 1206 Davis Ave reports chronic back pain and kidney issues. He credits Doan s Kidney Pills with immediate relief after a box, and says after two boxes his kidneys normalized and his back strengthened. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.

Laredo Chas. Wharton Davis Ave Doan

May Festival to Honor May Queen on School Plaza

May Day falls on a Sunday this year, so Miss Ruth Cooper is crowned May Queen at the May Festival on School Plaza Monday evening May 2 starting at 6. The fete aims to match the town’s previous elaborate events and is expected to draw thousands of Laredo residents and visitors.

Ruth Cooper School Plaza Laredo

Anselmo Jimenez Found Dead After Likely Foul Play

Anselmo Jimenez, 31, a well known city resident, died last night after being run over by a Texas-Mexican switch engine near the Heights. Police investigate foul play as missing watch and cash are noted, following a prior hold up in which Clarence Riddle was jailed on related charges. The body was taken to his home on Matamoros street, with funeral set for 5 PM at the Catholic cemetery. survivors include several brothers and sisters.

Anselmo Jimenez Jimenez Brennan Clarence Riddle Jackson Matamoros Street San Agustin Avenue

Civil Service Announces Examinations for Navy Engineer Corps

The Civil Service Commission calls for civilian applications to sit for lieutenant (junior grade) civil engineer corps exams. Details via Chief, Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Department, Washington. Examinations include preliminary fitness, medical, and professional tests in New York, Chicago, and Mare Island with later advisement on dates. Applicants must meet height and health requirements and cover their own travel costs.

United States Civil Service Commission Tenth Civil Service District Navy Civil Engineer Corps Bureau of Yards and Docks Navy Department Washington B.c Board of Medical Officers of New York Chicago Mare Island Navy Yard California San Francisco

Stolen Buick Recovered by Owner in Laredo

Thomas J. Butler arrived from Austin to reclaim his Buick roadster stolen in Austin on April 6. The car was found in the possession of Van A. Lile in Laredo the next day. Butler was notified after the car’s recovery and the sheriff’s department turned it over to him.

Thomas J. Butler Austin Laredo van A. Lile Lile Butler Sheriff's Department Mr. Butler

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