Russia's Children and Soviet Policy Criticized in Fragments
A disputed wire service report condemns Soviet policy toward children in Saratov and Moscow homes, describing half starved, vermin-covered youths living in woods. It argues the government uses propaganda, cites relief efforts, and calls for reform amid looming winter and broader union tensions in mining areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratov
Moscow
Lenine and
Trotzky
Burntey
Kinsin
Russia
Lenine
The Miners Strike and Court Injunction on Dues
A federal court forbids the check off system used to deduct union dues from miners’ pay and hand them to union leaders. Leaders warn the ruling may doom unions, arguing compulsory dues undermine worker choice and split the industry. The piece notes historical use of check weighers and weighs the political effect on operators and miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocnl
Miners’ Union
Armerican
Laredo Gossip Mixes News Quips and Local Ads
A quirky Laredo column blends social observations and humorous quips from Hidalgo street to Matamoros and Webb county. It notes burlesque chatter, farm talk, a winter night school notice, a rising knit tie fad, and a local classroom offer by OMN Reynolds at 717 Lincoln Street with November 7 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omn Reynolds
Lincoln Street
Times Ad Offers Daily Watch Subscriptions
An advertisement from THE TIMES promotes a daily watch service with a monthly subscription rate noted in a compact offer. The text emphasizes ongoing access and value for regular readers.
Armistice Day Parade Plans and Passport Rules
The grand street parade on Armistice Day will march from Matamoros to Salinas and Hidalgo streets under Capt. W. M. Ryan with numerous groups including police military band fort personnel American Legion and community organizations. Mexican officials announce no more passport cards will be honored for interior travel. Americans must carry Washington or national passports beyond the forty mile border zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior of Mexico
Washington
Grand Street
American Legion
W. M. Ryan
Matamoros Street
Sta.Ursula
Independent Plaza
San Bernardo Avenue
Iturbide Street
Filores Avenue
Flores Avenue
Hidalgo Street
Salinas Avenue
Houston Street
Houston Steet
Juarez Avenue
Farragut Street
la Salinas Avenue
Mexico City
Enrique Ruiz
Mexico
Rio Grande
Invitation to Circulo Social Foraterizo Buffet
Agustin Salinas invites all members of Circulo Social Foraterizo of Nuevo Laredo to a choice lunch on Sunday at 11 a m. He has just assumed charge of the buffet and asks club members to attend and allow him the pleasure of serving them. signed Agustin Salinas 21 Pelon. 11-4-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circulo Social Foraterizo
Nuevo Laredo
Agustin
Pelon
Salinas
Fourth Cavalry Regimental Unit Forming at Fort McIntosh
Officers and troops arrive from Fort Brown Fort Ringgold and Fort Sam Houston to establish the Fourth Cavalry regiment at Fort McIntosh. Colonel Howard R. Hickok commands with 16th Cavalry and attached units joining as squadrons arrive to station and organize a full regimental band.
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Fourth Cavalry
Fort McIntosh
Fort Brown
Fort Ringgold
16Th Cavalry
17Th Infantry Regiment
Fort Sam Houston
Howard R. Hickok
Fort Mclntosh
Laredo
Louis G. Givney
Sixteenth Cavalry
R. E. Thomas
A. H. Seabury
R. L. Cox
R. J. Merrick
Brownsville
Fourth Cavalry Regiment
Mule Seized for Stray Violation To Be Sold At Auction
One mule picked up for violation of the city ordinance governing stray animals will be sold at public auction in front of City Hall on Tuesday November 8 1921 at 10 am unless the owner calls before that hour and pays all costs. M Brennan City Marshal Laredo Texas November 4 1921.
Rapid Pipeline Work From Mirando Field Advances Toward Miranda
Construction of a pipeline from the Mirando field to the Miranda townsite, 14 miles distant on the Texas Mexican track, is accelerating. O W William reports progress with five miles of ditching completed, storage steel arriving, and right of way cleared. A telephone line from the field to Laredo is being rebuilt, contracts awarded locally, and tanks contracted to Evans P Peterman of Laredo will begin erection next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirando Field
Miranda
O. W. Willam
Fieht
Laredo
K. J. Foster
Mr. Killam
Evans P. Peterman
Miranda Oil Co
Armistice Day Parades Promised in Laredo
Two major parades are planned next Friday in Laredo. The forenoon procession will honor Armistice Day with American Legion and allied groups, while a noon parade will be staged by the Selis-Floto Circus. Music is promised as part of the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
American Legion
Selis-Floto Circus
Kiwanis Program Emphasizes Americanization In Laredo
The Kiwanis Club held a patriotic meeting presided by Vice-President Hal L. Brennan with about 70 percent attendance. Guests included Rev. Chas Nixon and Fred A. Matthes. talks on Americanization impressed the audience. Chairman Brennan spoke on the American Legion and Armistice Day as the club plans to participate in the observance.
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Kiwanis Club
Hal L. Brennan
Robert L. Muller
B. G. Salinas
Chas. Nixon
New Methodist
Laredo
Fred A. Matthes
Joseph GC. Netzer
F. L. Mackay
Boy Scout
Nixon
Brennan
American Legion
Kiwanis
JE. G. Clingenpeel
American Red Cross
Capers
The
Red Cross
Wm. T. Capers
Greater
West Texas
Episcopal Church
Bankers Gather in San Antonio to Organize Loan Company
Representatives from Laredo banks B. M. Alexander Milmo National Bank A J Notton First State Bank R K Mims and Col J H Zachary Merchants State Bank traveled to San Antonio for an important meeting of bankers stock men and business leaders to discuss forming a loan company to support livestock and agricultural interests in Texas and aid cattlemen and farmers financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo Banks
B. M. Alexander
Laredo National Bank
A. J. Notton
Milmo National Bank
R. K. Mims
First State Bank & Trust Co
Col. J. H. Zachary
Merchants State Bank & Trust Co
San Antonio
Texas
Armenta Sentenced Thirty Years for Vega Killing in Self Defense
Santiago Armenta was found guilty of the September 4 killing of Vicente Vega and sentenced to 30 years in the penitentiary. In his testimony he said Vega attacked him and he stabbed Vega with Vega's knife after a quarrel at a restaurant, then fled and surrendered days later. Other witnesses disputed his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago Armenta
Vicente Vega
Armenta
Vega
Two Criminal Cases Disposed In District Court
Isidro Santana was tried for embezzlement of an automobile and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Federico Tijerina faced a conversion of a horse charge and received a two year term with a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidro Santana
Federico Tijerina
Nevada Van Der Veer and Reed Miller Here Tonight
Laredo audiences will hear two of the best American singers this evening as the Kiwanis Club stages a Royal Opera House concert. Following Rafaelo Diaz’s opening show, the program features Nevada Van Der Veer and Reed Miller, with Mme Marie Rappold slated for the final attraction.
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Laredo
Kiwanis Club
Nevada van der Veer
Reed Miller
Royal Opera House
Rafaelo Diaz
Mme
Marie Rappold
Hearst and Miller Pass Through Laredo En Route Home
William Randolph Hearst, long known as a newspaper publisher, arrived in Laredo this morning after several weeks in Mexico City and continued northward to New York. Col Harvey W Miller, military attaché at the American embassy in Mexico City, also passed through Laredo today bound north.
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Laredo
William Randolph Hearst
Mexico City
New York
Col
Harvey W. Miller
Secretary Mally Heads to Waco for Cotton Palace
Fred W. Mally of the Laredo Chamber of Commerce leaves for Waco to represent the chamber and local residents at the Cotton Palace and to attend the Meridian Highway meeting in the same city.
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Fred. W. Mally
Chamber of Commerce
Waco
People of
Laredo
Cotton Palace
Sells Floto Circus Brings Beauty To Laredo Armistice Day
Pulchritude and Pullman cars headline the Sells Floto show coming to Laredo on Friday November 11 Armistice Day. Two hundred bright eyed rose complexioned performers parade in the streets and perform in afternoon and night shows. Costumes rival Lucile and Paquin frocks though fabric is ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Sells-Floto
Laredo
Long Street
Will Cut Wages in Sweden After New Year
Stockholm November 4 The Union of Workshop Owners informed trade unions that wages will be cut after the new year. Workers aged 24 and over will receive about 63 cents per hour instead of 50 cents. No wage guarantees on contract work and the two weeks free vacation will be abolished. About 360,000 men in minor industries affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stockholm
Union of
Many Events Mark Historic Birthdays and Meetings
Centenary of Thomas Keefer birth noted while Scotland observes James Montgomery 150th anniversary. Texas bishop Alexander Garrett begins his 90th year as Masons mark Washingtons 1752 initiation. WWI veterans in Nashville host Old Hickory Division reunion. Marshal Focht visit to Indianapolis tied to Indiana WWI memorial site dedication. Industrial Relations Association of America ends with Hotel Astor dinner led by Secretary Hoover. Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen promotes Midwest trade at New York forum on St Lawrence canal project.
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Richard M. Bishop
Ohio
Fleming County
Jaccksonville
Pla
Clinton
New York City
Lake Erie
Erie Canal
Lombardy
Italy
Turin
Denver
Colorado
Richard J. Oglesby
Illinois
Chicago
Edward R. Poynter
The
Royal Acad
Thomas
Keefer
Scotland
James Montgomery
Alexander C. Garrett
Dallas
United States
George Washington
Fredericksburg
Tennessee
Carolinas
Nashville
Old Hickory
Marshal Foch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Industrial Relations Association of America
Hotel Astor
Hoover
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Middle West
New
Mexican Trade Meets Record U S Sales Lead Mexico
Mexico City reports the American Chamber of Commerce states the United States sold Mexico over 40 million more in the last year than Mexico’s pre-revolution trade. Silver gains aid Mexico’s economy as transportation improves, though wood products shipments from U S lumbermen near 14 million reflect forestry constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
American Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mexico
The
Republic
Watch TH TIMES everyday for opportunities
Read TH TIMES daily to catch opportunities offered in the paper. The notice hints at earning potential of 600 per month through listed programs. No explicit job or location details provided. Acts as a generic promotional teaser inviting readers to engage with the publication.
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the Times
J. S. Gault
Thaison
B. Juarez
Times
Japanese Pronunciation Simplicity Noted in Study
A study highlights Japanese as one of the world’s easiest languages to pronounce with most words ending in vowels and consonant sounds posing few difficulties for learners.
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Coursies
Webb County
Abner
Yesteryear
Tio Carlos
Court House
Matamoros Stret
Boy Scouts
Rotarians
Knights of Columbus
Two Laredos
Citizens
M. Brennan
BSS
Saft's
Sanitary Grocery Co
Raul Oscar Couret
Genoa
Couret
Philadelphia
hLaredo Greamery
Will W. Gregg
Times Office
Rev. Nixon
F. A. Matthes
America
Mally
Emy
Tammany
H. F. Graham
Vermont
Gov. Clement
County
Sligo
Ireland
Lloyd C. Grisecom
Riverton
N. J
Robert Ernest Vinson
University of Texas
Fairfield County
D. C
Thomas S. Butler
Congress
Pennsylvania
Chester County
Eden Thillpotts
Mount Aboo
India
City Drug Co
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