Tax burden and state spending curb urges fiscal restraint
A Friday editorial discusses the balance between government costs and tax revenue. It argues that rising school and public service costs require economical administration, warns against overtaxing, and urges stopping further expenditures until new income sources are found. It notes commissions and agencies inflate spending and calls for safeguards to prevent waste. It cautions that excessive taxation erodes incentives to work and hurts industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tani
Vexas
A Mexican View on Mexican Policy and Obregon
A Li Ren ta editorial by Nemesio Garcia Naranjo in San Antonio weighs the recognition of Obregon's government. It questions whether Hughes seeks a lasting anti Mexican policy or to foster Latin American goodwill and U S political aims. The piece praises Hughes as a shrewd politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li 2Rensa
San Antonio
Nemesio Garcia Naranjo
Obregon
Mr. Hughes
Mexico
Latin America
Garcia Naranjo
Hughes
Sir Hubert
Acti Aes
Mexican view on U S policy and Obregon support
A Mexican writer criticizes U S foreign policy under Hughes for economic blockades and distrust in Latin America. He contrasts Harding era politics with a claim that Wall Street influence drives U S actions and notes shifts in Mexican opinion between Obregon and Carranza while stressing nonpartisan U S recognition traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hughes
Obregon
Harding
Tinoco
Costa Rica
Benavides
Peru
United States
Carranza
Queretaro
Messrs
Warren
Payne
Heaney
Wall Street
Standard Oil
Jnsiination
Mexico
Obreronistas
Pari
Tuerta
Wilson
Permits Required for Recrossing from Mexico
Deputy Collector of Customs in Laredo announces that Form 446 permits, good for thirty days, are mandatory for Americans and Mexicans crossing the border by automobile starting June 1. Vehicles must present the permit or complete formal entry at the customs house to return to the United States. A. R. Skati directs residents to obtain cards at the office to avoid bridge delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredos
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
Treasury
Cress
Mexico
A. R. Skati
Laredo
Texas
Excellent Opportunity for Youth to Run Small Business
Wanted a young American to take charge of a small established business for three months. Must be a typist with some solicitation work. Can be handled in connection with other hues. Drawer 367 Laredo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Flashes in Action at Roy Theater Praises Soldiers
A wartime film "Flashes in Action" shown at the Roy Theater depicts United States Signal Corps photography from World War I under fire. The reel chronicles General Pershing and the First Division's voyage, Brest landing, front-line campaigns, airmen, and steadfast American resolve, urging all true Americans to see the sacrifice and triumph that kept democracy alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Theater
Ural
United States Signal Corps
John J. Pershing
Lafayette
Brest
Foreien
Gary
Vaquros Tour to Laredo Sparks Three-Game Series
The Del Rio Cowboys face the Milmos in a Legion Park series with games Saturday at 4 PM Sunday 10 AM and 4 PM. Officials promote fan turnout and optimistic hopes Milmos aim to prove themselves while Del Rio seeks victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuevo Laredo
Milmos
del Rio Cowboys
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Martha Hoy
We express heartfelt appreciation to kind friends especially Rev Nixon and the Masonic Order who helped during our mother and grandmother Mrs Martha Hoy’s illness and death and to those who attended dad and sent beautiful flowers at the funeral. Mr and Mrs J L Beckham and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Masonic Order
Martha Hoy
J. L. Beckham
Apartment House Bargain Near Business Center
20 room brick apartment building with four five room units near the business center. Monthly rent is 300 dollars. Fully furnished sale price set at 16000 dollars. See Hal Hailey at 235 Joseph Bldg. Phone 1108. 6-12-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Hailey
Joseph
Six New Producers Added In Laredo Webb County District
Six producers added this week to Laredo Webb County district nine. New wells include J W Russell No 1 in Block 48 Ochoa pasture partition and multiple aviators field wells producing from 40 to 200 barrels per day. A Bennett Gilliland rotary rig test failed but released 30 million cubic feet of gas before sanding and plugging after 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb County
J. W. Russell
Ochoa
Toyofuelos
Schott
Mid-Ojuelos
Radio No. 4
Radio Oil Co
Aviators Field
Miranda City-Schott Field
Ross Segundo No
Mirando City-Schott
No. 4
Los Ojuelos Grant
Mirando City-Schott I
Bennett- Gilliland
Miranda City- Schott
Weekly Drilling Report for Laredo and Webb County Areas
A detailed weekly drilling report covering the Laredo district in Webb County with numerous surveys and company activity. Entries include Magnolia Petroleum No. 1 at 1735 feet, Schott Oil No. 13 at 2300 feet, various cemented and derrick statuses, and multiple other firms such as Bay-Garcia, Ross Segunda Syndicate, Ross Amigos, Magnolia Petroleum, Los Ojuelos Grant blocks, and Puig Ranch locations, noting depths, drilling, and equipment movements across many tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb County
Schott-Miranda City
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Schott Oil Company
Bay-Garcia Oil Company
Jones-Garcia Oil Company
Ross Segunda Syndicate
Ross Amigos Company
Laredo Oil Company
Community Oil Interests
Los Ojuelos Grant
Coloradge Oil Company
Witherspoon Oil Company
Republics Oil & Gas Company
Rydal Oil Company
Carnahan Producing & Refining Company
Porcion
S. W. Forrester
Nye
Rio Grande River
Los Angeles Tract
Cole Petroleum Company
A. D. J. Oil Company
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
Finley, Beatty, Baker & Bailey
W. G. Burton
Carolina-Texas
Puig Ranch
Radio Oil Company
Andrews Petroleum Company
J. K. Hughes
Miami-Laredo Oil Co
Black Panther Oil Co
Six room brick bungalow on Heights for $5700
Real estate notice for a six room brick bungalow on the Heights with two lots and fine soil. Features include garden and shrubbery and a high location. Contact 235 Joseph Bldg telephone 1108. 5-18-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Hailey
Joseph
Rachal Stays On As Corpus Christi Deputy Marshal
W B Rachal deputy United marshal at Corpus Christi faced resignation to U S Marshal Harvin but pressure from local residents forced him to remain on the job. He acquiesced to the demand and will stay at his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Rachal
W. B. Rachal
United
Corpus Christi
United States
Harvin
Mr. Rachal
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times reports the U S Weather Bureau forecast for New Orleans noting unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with probable showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Times
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh Weather Report Highlights 90/70 Conditions
Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 a m report a max temperature of 90 degrees and a min of 70 degrees at Fort McIntosh. Winds come from the southeast with clear conditions prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McIntosh
Oil and Gas Well Totals by Webb Zapata Counties
Production report lists wells by field across Webb and Zapata counties. Webb fields include Schott-Miranda with 98 producing oil wells and 13 gassers, Aviators with 21 oil wells and 2 gassers, Mid-Ojuelos with 3 oil wells and 1 gasser, Leaseholders with 1 producing well, Carolina-Texas with 4 gassers, and Reiser with 13 gassers. Zapata fields show Miranda Valley with 20 producing oil wells and 2 gassers and Lang with 1 gasser. Call 873 to report errors or add information to Mr. Fansler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schott-Miranda City
Webb County
Mid-Ojuelos
Carolina-Texas
Miranda Valley
Zapata County
Lang
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in Laredo
Notice to all persons indebted to the City of Laredo for taxes from 1885 to 1923 to call and pay to the city tax collector without delay or face suit to foreclose the tax lien, sell the property, and collect taxes penalty interest and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
The Times Preview Page Teases Upcoming Events
A fragment from The Times hints at upcoming events and notices with price marks, page references, and brief catalog notes. The readable text suggests a promotional or schedule listing rather than a full article, with no clear names or dates discernible.
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Taxation and Progress
Altos
Mid-Ojuelos Fields
Charley
Miss Belmont
Miss Derby
Miss Murray
Col. Hickok
Committee On
Claude Hamilton
Sam Brown
Hal Brennan
Kiwanis Club
A. C. Hamilton
H. L. Brendan
Kiwanis Club of
A. R. Garcia
Leonard Craig
Willis Teas
R. Grissom
Hal Haley
National Anthem Club
Albercas de Arriba
T. W Binney
Alonzo Jr
Mirando Oil Company
Boston Mirando Company
Holbein Tract
EL. M. Oil & Gas Interests
Zapata Company
Crimmins-Gleason
Panaco Producing Company
Empire Gas & Fuel Co
Hale Stamfh Et al
Jim Hogg County
Carolina
Carolina-Texas Oil & Gas Trust
Harvey Dome Ol Company
Muckelroy
Laurel Oil Company No
Derrick
Aviator
Alonzo Et al
Cosmos) Company
Laurel Oil Company
O. C. Johnson
Nueva
Reber Field
McKenzie Et al
Killam-Lee
Usher Carson
W. C. Mading
Leaseholders Field
Weber Interests
East Miranda Field
J. W. Pippin
Duval County
Mesquite Ranch
Mesquite Oil Company
Bruni
Durrick
Iowa-Texas-Oklahoma Syndicate
Peters Ranch
Queen Oli Company
Dinn
New Brunswick
Nelson
Caroline Bonaparte
Napoleon I
Trieste
Ajaccio
National Assembly
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Peter Cooper
New York
Jacob Gould Schurman
U. S
China
Cornell University
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
A. B
A. M
Becen ii
Flores Avenue
W. T. Neblett, JR
W. M
Fansler
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