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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1919

Page

18

German Spokesman Attacks Allies and Blockade At Conference

The article critiques Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau's insolent stance at the peace talks and his claim that the blockade killed hundreds of thousands of noncombatants. It argues such figures are false, notes food shipments to Germany, and questions Allied responsibility. It also discusses Coxey's political proposals, direct elections, and the idea of a popular uprising, including enrollment at the Waldorf-Astoria.

Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Clemenceau Germany Holland Denmark Sweden Norway Jutland Rumania Russia Belgium Poland Aye

Coxey Returns With Plan for National Labor March

Jacob Coxey proposes a new army drawn from ten percent of every labor organization to march on Washington if Congress fails to act within two weeks after a special session. He says only labor groups would take part, while warning legislation must serve the whole country, not a minority. The plan targets the American Federation of Labor and other unions as the core of this movement.

Coxey United States Washington Waldorf-Astoria New York Congress Jacob Coxey National American Federation of Labor

Tanlac Restores Dawson Farmer’s Health Says Father’s Farm Boy Recovered

A. McGrew of Dawson Oklahoma reports his son John improved after six months of indigestion kidney pains and low energy. He credits Tanlac for renewed appetite weight gain and ability to work. He notes no more side or back pains and praises the medicine as widely recommended by leading druggists.

John Tanlac A. McGrew Dawson Oklo Mr. McGrew Viki Vanlac Vanlae

Notice of Separate Quarantine from Spouse

Notice states that after the date the husband will not be responsible for any debts tied to his wife Annie Mansur. Document from ALM MANSTF HL in Laredo Texas dated May 5 1930 indicates separation and responsibility disclaimer.

Annie Mansur Laredo Texas

Immigrant officer killed in Rio Grande clash with smugglers

Four dead in a night battle on the Rio Grande banks near Laredo as Immigration Inspector Charles Hopkins is fatally shot within feet of patrols. Four Mexicans in the skiff engage in a close fight with officers, two smugglers killed and two others wounded, including Jose Valdez and Ira Hill. Hopkins dies an hour after being struck, and Rumsey Chamberlain and Fetty escape unharmed. Valley and Dunnoway suffer injuries, with Mercy Hospital reporting critical conditions for Hill and Valdez.

Charles Hopkins Pedro Vargas Ira Hill State Health Service Jose Valdez Mercy Hospital James Dunnoway Immigration Service Rio Grande Warwick Charles E. Richter Aregdo Immigration, Customs and Public Health Robert Ramsey John Chamberlin Mal Petty Laredo Rumsey Hopkins Dunnoway Chamberlain Hill Bob Rumsey Fetty Canvery Undertaking Asa Rhlack Traii State Health Department Hill and Valdez Trannation Beth Tra Will Slate Health Service Jose Valeez Aiungpler

Laredo to Get Quarter Million Dollar Oil Refinery

Texas Gulf Refining and Pipe Line Co plans a $250000 refinery in Laredo near the Texas border. Joseph H. Parker will oversee construction, with crude oil shipped from North Texas fields and potential sales to Mexico once conditions stabilize. The plant aims to employ 300 to 400 workers and mirror refineries at Abilene Wichita Falls and Shreveport.

Laredo Texas Gulf Refining and Pipe Line Co Construcion Charles A. Lindsey Lareds Jindsey Zapata Webb Jim Hogg North Texas Mexico Joseph H. Parker Efinery Parker India Sumatra South America Aredo Lindsey Abilene Wichita Falls Shreveport

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Laredo News Briefs Include Imports and Local Ads

The Laredo page notes imports from Mexico through the port including manganese cala mine chile pequin and hides. Local notices announce beauty parlor move 815 Convent Ave and a variety of ads from Royal Cigar Stand and others. A grand jury reports nine indictments including murder of W C Siddens.

Mexico Laredo Chile Bessie Moore Convent Avenue Pablo Montez W. C. Siddens

Notable Civil War era figures and 19th century events listed

A fragmentary column mentions Jacob Brown a Quaker farmer and army commander born in Pennsylvania who died in New Jersey. It references John Brougham the author and actor dying in Dublin, plus a Philadelphia born explorer and commander connected to Sir John Franklin. Other items note disturbances in a Venezuelan region, German advances on the Austrian front, Pershing in Washington, and a 19th century campaign context with electric lighting appeal and Mexican pottery at a Royal Cigar Stand.

Jacob Brown United Sstes Army Piawuptv John Brougham Autor Huieger Bey Dublin New Haven Sir John Frenklin Philadelphia

Jewish Welfare Board Dance Postponed Then Rescheduled

Due to the Knights of Columbus opening there will be no dance at the Jewish Welfare Board Hall Sunday night. A dance is planned for Sunday night May 18 inviting residents of Laredo to attend from 6 to 8 30 p.m.

K. of C Jewish Welfare Board Laredo

Rail Schedule Fragments for Corpus Christi Service

Train No 1 departs Corpus Christi at 9 percent time. Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 2 36 pm. Through train to Louis Jeuves at 2 pm arrives 7 18 pm. Night Train from Lexven at pm arrives 9 am.

Corpus Christi Lexven

Train Schedule Between Rio Grande and Minera

Train No leaves Laredo daily except Sunday at 8:39 a.m. arrives at Minera at 10:20 a.m. Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 11:14 a.m. arrives at aret TM at Tit p wm.

Laredy Dally Minera Aret Tit

Peace Pageant to Replace May Day Event on School Plaza

School Fete opens with a Baby Buggy Parade at 5 45 this afternoon followed by a 6 15 crowning of the Goddess of Liberty Miss Mildred Leyendecker on the plaza. Attendants include Miss Esther Penn Miss Alice Penn and Miss Fklena Garcia with vocal and instrumental numbers and dances. Grand festival expected to attract several thousand spectators.

School Plaza Siros Goddess of Liberty Mildred Leyendecker Liberty Maidanche Cours Italy Esther Penn France Alice Penn Belgium Fklena Garcia

Notice to Teachers Registration Cards Requested

By direction of the State Superintendent all teachers must obtain registration cards at the County Superintendent of Public Instruction office. Cards are to be filled out and mailed to the Department of Education in Austin.

County Superintendent of Public Instruction Department of Education Austin

Webb County Nears Victory Bond Drive Target

Webb County has raised 367000 of 479900 for the Victory Bond drive with 112000 still needed. A mass meeting at Market Hall yielded 30000 in subscriptions, and organizers urge every citizen to contribute before the final deadline. A list highlights Laredo’s patriotic women and their high pledges as campaign momentum continues.

Webb County C. Richter Robert L. Bobbitt Dallas Federal Reserve Texas Market Hall Laredo Charles Moser Helen Richter George W. Derby Ni Jonson Valentin L. Puig Charles E. Richter Isaac Gill, Jr B. G. Saliinas Alfred Matthews Arthur Derby Charles Deutz August ©. Richter Katherine Tarver H. D. Shelby the Times

Special Meeting of Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Railway Stockholders

Notice is given of a special meeting of the Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Railway Company stockholders to be held in Laredo Texas at 3 PM on Monday May 26 1919. The meeting will authorize conveying two lands Porciones 2 and 3 Webb County to the Cannon Coal Company. GAC RIGGIO vice president and J I Merriman secretary sign.

Rio Grande Eagle Pass Laredo Texas Cannel Coal Company Webb County Porciones GAC Riggio Rio Grande & Eagle Pass

Olive Tablets Sell Quick Relief From Constipation

Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets offer a calomel free laxative for constipation and torpid liver relief. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes at all druggists, they are sugar coated olive colored tablets that gently affect the bowels and liver without griping. Thousands use them nightly to stay regular.

Edwards Calomel Dr. Edwards

Times Ad Offers Daily Watch for Opportunities

An advertisement invites readers to watch THE TIMES daily for opportunities with a subscription price of one cent per month.

Watch the Times

Twelve Carloads of Onions Shipped Out of Laredo

Rain Wednesday evening left Laredo onion shipments light last night with only twelve carloads sent. A few days of clear weather are expected to revive harvesting and packing, pushing totals higher. Through tonight the Laredo shipments reach 691 carloads, with a correction noting fifty one carloads on Saturday night and a revised grand total of 701 carloads.

Laredo

Prospect Leases Filed Large Tracts In Webb County

County records list several oil and gas lease filings including Mrs Lamar B Benavides transferring 4500 acres to Morris Sass of Ardmore Oklahoma and Fred S Boltz with wife selling 9074 acres to A M Bruni in Webb County. Also notice of sale for Block 42 W D Laredo corner lot at Market Plaza and Hidalgo Street pending through executor B C Chacon.

Lamar B. Benavides Morris Sass Ardmore Okla Webb County Fred. S. Boltz Manfield Mass A. M. Bruni Block 42 W. D Laredo Market Plaza Hidalgo Street B. Chacon Atate BE. B. de Garcia Grant Street

Dissolution of Rio Grande Auto Machine Co

The firm of the Rio Grande Auto Machine Co composed of Andrew Ritter and M M Holland has been dissolved by mutual consent. Andrew Ritter will continue the business assume all debts and collect all debts due said firm. Laredo Texas May 7 1919.

The Rio Grande Auto Machine Co Andrew Ritter M. M. Holland A. Ritter

Your Troubles May Be a Warning of a Nervous Breakdown

Nine failures out of ten arise from personal physical conditions. Early signs include slight brain fog memory lapses insomnia nervous indigestion and rising irritability. If untreated nerves strain and a complete nervous system breakdown may follow.

Women figures and campaigns across nations

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. The article notes women make up nearly a quarter of India's factory workforce and highlights wage gains for Winnipeg telephone girls. It credits Romanian women with strong leadership, cites unemployment bonuses in Britain, and mentions a 9000-member Washington federal workers group. Honolulu hosts a women’s beautification society. It also references Detroit civil service exams, Massachusetts suffrage events, Chicago political banquets, and Texas organizing for the May 24 suffrage vote.

India Winnipeg Washington D. C National Federation of Federal Honolulu Detroit Massachusetts Association Boston Jolia Ward Howe Chicago Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Congress J. Dunnoway Gulf Refining & Pipe Line CO Wichita Fallg SES Econ Foca News al J. Nolen P. O. Boz Reich Royal Cigar Stand Juarez J. Nieto Ey Bon Ates Jose Lopez Virginia Lana J. L. Fierros Farragut Street Moran Music Co Lincoln Street Farias San Antonio Bellmont Main Ave United States Immigration, Customs and Health Jaredo Will W. Gregg Notary Public Times Cee I Jewish Welfare Board Activitie Railrfour Eagle Pena Bellans Paign EAGLE Pass Railway J. 1. Merriman Here Mrs. Lamar Benavides Fred. Boitz Andrew Ritter, M. M. Holland City Drug Co Money Makers
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