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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1919

Page

24

Opium and Morality in a Changing China Reconsidered

A Saturday column revisits the Chinese opium saga, arguing earlier tears were misused as sympathy for opium addicts. It notes drug production spreads through Korea, Formosa, Philippines, and parts of Japan, affecting China, while praising Chinese restraint toward alcohol and criticizing stereotypes about Chinese propensity for vice.

British India China Washington Post Korea Formosa Philippines Japan Osaka United States

Divided Allegiance in Socialist Parades

The piece condemns Americans in uniform engaging with socialist speakers as betraying democracy. It argues Americanism equals equal opportunity and opposes class privilege, contrasting wartime aims to make the world safe for democracy with laborist priorities.

Soldier and Socialist Divide Under Red Flag in Cleveland

A commentary denounces socialists and Bolshevists as corrupting forces that provoke riots and dishonor the American uniform. It argues discharged soldiers should not wear uniforms at socialist events and condemns Russian Soviet soldiers as brutal. The piece warns against mixed loyalties and parallels Judas and St. Michael.

Europe Russia Berlin Bavaria Budapest Cleveland Judas St. Michael

Shoe Shop Moves to New Tlurhide Street Address

The Voz de Loreta shoe shop has relocated from Tlurhide Street to 64 San Agistin Avenue as of February 15.

Voz de Loreta Tlurhide Street San Agistin Avenue

Thomas Nelson Page Led U S Mission To Italy Since 1913

The article notes Thomas Nelson Page served as United States ambassador to Italy from 1913 with Italian blame on Wilson for Italy's postwar aims. Page, a Virginian by birth, was a scholar and writer who joined diplomacy at Wilson's invitation after a literary career that included novels poems and historical works. He also practiced law in Richmond for nearly two decades.

Thomas Nelson Page United States Italy Wilson Rome Mr. Pure Washington and Lee University Page Richmond

Today's Birthdays of Notable Americans and Canadians

Chariea C. Harrison former Penn provost born Philadelphia fifty years ago today Julia Arthur famed American stage actress born Hamilton Ontario fifty years ago today Rear Admiral Ralph Earle U S N chief of the Bureau of Ordnance born Worcester Massachusetts forty five years ago today Edgar W Howe Kansas editor and author born Treaty Indiana sixty five years ago today Lincoln Hulley president John B Stetson University born Camden New Jersey fifty four years ago today August Hermmann chairman National Baseball Commission and Cincinnati club president born sixt0 years ago today

Chariea C. Harrison University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Julia Arthur Hamilton Ont Ralph Earle U. S.N Bureau of Ordnance Worcester Mass Edgar W. Howe Kansas Treaty, Ind Lincoln Hulley John B. Stetson University Camden N. J August Flermann National Baseball Commission Cincinnati National League Club

Arrests Linked to Blanquet Diaz Movement In Mexico

Thursday dispatches report Roberto Gayon secretary to the late General Aureliano Blanquet was arrested in New York on a Laredo warrant and bound $5000. An earlier federal court indictment charged Robert Gayon General Santiago Mendoza Foster Averett Nemesio Garcia Naranjo and five others with planning a Mexican expedition. Mendoza Naranjo and Averett were seized in Laredo and San Antonio with bonds set, while incriminating documents connected the group to the Blanquet Diaz movement.

Robberto Gayon Aureliano Blanquet New York Laredo Gayon Robert Gayon Santiago Mendoza Foster Averett Nemesio Garcia Naranjo Mexico Mendoza Averett Lie Nemesio Naranjo San Antonio Roberto Gayon Naranjo Department of Justice Blanquet-Diaz

For Sale Block 42 Lot Details in Laredo Estate

Property on the northwest corner of Block 42 WT Laredo offering 3% lots totaling 110 feet along Market Plaza and 182 feet deep on Hidalgo Street. For particulars contact executor BO Chacon of the E. B. de Garcia estate at 1219 Grant Street.

Block 42 Laredo Market Plaza Hidalgo Street BO Chacon E. B. de Garcia Grant Street

Sprain care note urges Liniment use after injury

Immediate care guidance advises applying Chamberlain's Liniment to a sprained ankle and following the printed directions with the bottle. It stresses quick action after receiving the injury.

Mexican woman charged with hotel guest theft

Gregoria Espinoza a Mexican maid at a local hotel faced an examining trial before Justice of the Peace Juan Henavides charged with theft over 4540. She was bound over to the district court grand jury in 500 bail, which she could not furnish, and remanded to jail. Authorities found eight gold pieces hidden beneath a trunk at her home after a search warrant was executed following the robbery discovery.

Gregoria Espinoza Justice of the Peace Juan Henavides District Court Grand Jury Sieg City Brennan Grasoria

Cinco de Mayo celebrations and local pageant plans

Monday marks El Cinco de Mayo with celebrations across Mexico including Nuevo Laredo parades and speeches. A big Peace Pageant by schoolchildren is set for School Plaza next Thursday barring rain that could turn the plaza into a lake due to a new sidewalk. Dr John T Hassell resumes practice Monday May 12 in the Richter building.

Mexico Nuevo Laredo John T. Hassell Richter Building

Rabid dog on San Bernardo bites 12 year old boy

A rabid dog roamed San Bernardo Avenue yesterday biting Roberto Cruz, 12, as Adolfo Cruz rushed him to Monterey to Pasteur Institute for treatment. Reports conflict on the dog's fate, with fears it may have bitten other animals before its demise or escape.

Monterey Pasteur Institute San Bernardo Avenue Roberto Cruz Adolfo Cruz

Today’s anniversaries span elites and wars across centuries

Entries note Daniel Clarke Sanders born 1768 in Sturbridge and dies in 1850 Medfield. Napoleon II wars with Austria. 1875 Nanaimo coal mine disaster with 150 deaths. 1899 Dennis O Connor installed Toronto archbishop. 1901 Jacksonville fire at $10 million loss. 1909 Wright brothers gold medal. 1912 Lake Champlain ceremonies. 1915 German submarine attack on nine British trawlers. 1915 Sinn Fein leaders executed and Fresnoy village captured in Arras battle.

Daniel Clarke Sanders University of Vermont Sturbridge Mass Medfield Austria Italy Nanaimo B. C Dennis O’connor Toronto Jacksonville Fla Aeronautical Society of London Wright Brothers Lake Champlain Crown Point North Sea Dublin Fresnoy Village Arras

Webb County Victory Bonds Subscriptions Reach Half Quota

Victory Bonds subscriptions in Laredo and Webb County total 239800, just over half of the 479900 county quota. Committees press on with less than a week remaining to reach the goal by next Saturday evening, counting on large future subscriptions to push toward 400000 by midweek.

Victory Laredo Webb

Nations and events mark anniversaries and observances today

Brazil observes a national holiday for its discovery anniversary while Italy notes the 450th birth of Machiavelli. The Victory Loan parade unfolds in New York under War Department oversight. Philadelphia hosts the American Academy of Political and Social Science sessions with global speakers.

Brazil Italy Macchiavelli New York City War Department United States Philadelphia American Academy of Political and Social Science

Notice of Saturday closing hours for freight offices

Beginning Saturday May 3 and throughout the summer months our freight offices and warehouses will close at 1 p m on Saturdays. W. S. Cantrell, Agent. I. & G. N. Ry. G. W. Sprague, Agent. as Mexican Ry. H. G. Cacamara, Agent, R. G. & E. P. Ry. 4-26-61.

W. S. Cantrell G. N. Ry G. W. Sprague H. G. Cacamara R.G E. P. Ry

Onion Shipments From Laredo Near 600 Carloads Tonight

The Laredo onion shipments are set to pass 600 carloads tonight, with about 30 carloads and rising daily. By yesterday 420 carloads had left, last night added 42, bringing the total to 462, and around 50 carloads are expected to depart tonight.

Laredo

Metropolitan Café Sunday Special Dinner Menu

The Sunday menu at Metropolitan Café offers a selection through 8:30 pm on May 4 1919. Dishes include Spanish mixed olives, shrimp cocktail, potage of turkey printaniere, filet of sole saute Villeroi, filet mignon parmentier, asparagus vinaigrette, orange ice, and beverages such as coffee tea and milk.

Printaniere

Mrs Johnston hosts Married Ladies Social Club

Mrs H W Johnston will entertain the Married Ladies Social Club in the afternoon at 3 30 o clock. The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church will hold their regular weekly meeting at the Baptist Church in the afternoon Monday.

H. W. Johnston Sunbeam Band The Baptist Church YoPo Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church Epworth League of the Methodist Church League Room Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Woman's Club the Heights Civic Club M. P. Cullinan H. W. Keller Bridge Seymour Denike Hebrew Ladies Aid Society F. Wormyser J. Goodman

Fort McIntosh Thirteenth Infantry Band Opens Summer

The Thir ty-seventh Infantry Band directed by Lt Carl Everlof gave the first summer concert at Fort McIntosh lasting one hour starting at 8 30 o clock. Laredo residents and others rode street cars to the post and enjoyed the selections. Concerts are scheduled each Wednesday night at the post and Thursdays on Jarvis and Martin Plazas. The next city concert is planned for Martin Plaza next Thursday night.

Fort McIntosh Carl Everlof Laredo the Post Jarvis Martin Plazas Martin Plaza

Record Cattle Deal Sets Regional Price Benchmark

A Friday sale on the la Josephine ranch in Jim Hogg County fetched a record price with cattle at 100 dollars per head. Buyer Juan Vera Zamora of Zapata County, a prominent cattle raiser, acquired the range cows from seller Wilbur P. Allen.

Wilbur PL. Allen la Josephine Jim Hogg County Juan Vera Zamora Zapata County

Society News and Local Announcements Highlights

May items from The Times include society notes on visitors and departures, baptisms, and club meetings. Dr. H C Hall and Major A B Muller are in town. Miss Doris Bigden visits Miss Hazel Irwin. Baptism at Christ Church. Heights Civic Club meeting. Hebrew Ladies Aid Society event. Blue Bird Camp Mire Girls social. Boy Scout Troop 2 report. Ellis Hall dance with Villar's Orchestra.

the Times Noo Blue Bird Camp Mire A. Poggenpohl Mabel Barr Mollie Swartzman Helen Pixon Doris Dorothy Wilob Eugenia Copeland Nellie Ward Jennie Muay Gallahan Evelyn Kerr Nellie Netzer Anne McKinney Margaret Ward

About Rheumatism and a Remedy for Relief

Rheumatism causes great pain and restlessness but Chamberlains Liniment offers relief and makes rest and sleep possible. The text promotes the liniment as a common remedy to ease suffering from rheumatism.

Cause of Headache and Relief with Chamberlains Tablets

The article states headaches often stem from a disordered stomach or constipation and can be avoided by addressing the cause. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a simple, mild remedy that has provided permanent relief for many users.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Money Makers General Mendoza Ee Aiag Jocal Newspew Chacon Ed. Sweeney Detroit Michigan Gc. Co. Thomas J. IF. Mullally Thomas Floresville Running Amuck Thomas Lawrence Louis Davies Supreme Court of Canada Christian Endeavor Societies South Old South Church Boston L. 8. Ross Texas Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College United Synagogue of America New England Metropolitan Cafe Violet Oberfeldt Society Post Thirty-seventh Infantry Air Alice Freeman Palmer H. C. Hall City A. B. Muller Robert McCulloch Little Son Corpus Christi GH. Winch Mrs Con Mims Lee Vollmer Doris Bigden Hazel Irwin Peyton Kerr Pearsall Yesteray Will Mike Butler W. D. Butler Birmingham Alabama Teo Mary Edwards Ursuline Convent Falfurrias Martha Anderson P. P. Leyendecker 8. J. Shaffer Dr. Davis State Board of Health Christ Church C. W. Cook Boy Scouts Troop No. 2 Master Craig John Maher Villegas Ellis Hall Wilbur P. Allen Hebbrowville Austin C. S. McKinney Interior
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