Feud Over Arms in Mexican Campaign Escalates
Friday’s Daily reports rising violence in Mexico’s presidential race. Police found a truck with a machine gun and rifles in Mexico City. Jorge Prieto Laurens demanded the arms’ return, claiming they defended the capital. Deputies warned of assassination plots, while both sides blame the others for street and congressional bloodshed. The piece urges leaders to restrain passions and govern without arming followers, noting public weariness and calls for stable government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Cu Tods
Jorge Prieto Laurens
Cooperatistas
Adolfo de la Huerta
San Luis Lotos
Calistas
Cooperatista Party
Obregon
Chamber of Deputies
de la Huerta
Republic
Congress
Them that Sleep Remembered in Armistice Day Observance
A memorial note honoring fallen soldiers recalls sacrifice that helped win peace yet left some with no homecoming. It emphasizes remembrance of those who died before Armistice and the enduring duty to honor their memory.
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Industrial Week Talks
Kiwanis Luncheon drew a good crowd with guests from Dallas and Laredo. Col Ischry chaired as Tom Murray outlined local laundry history, Frank Lattig spoke on oil refining, and Henry Zachry discussed cement manufacture and freight savings. Armistice Day notes closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Mr. Arnold
Dallas
Messrs
Tom Murray
Frank Lattig
OW & Refining Company
Laredo
Lattle
Lattig
Mikko F
Miranda City
W. Killam
Texas- Mexican Oil & Refining Company
Lattlg
Henry Zachry
Zachry
Armistice Day Remembered As Honor To Great Sacrifice
A commemorative address honors Armistice Day as a sacred pledge to defend liberty and self government. It recalls those who died in the war, the enduring symbol of the flag, and the duty to honor and remember the fallen while living to uphold freedom for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suys Port
America
Armistice Day Observances Mark Fifth Anniversary
The 1928 Armistice Day marked five years since the World War end with global relief. In Laredo the American Legion will lead a 9:20 parade from Matamoros Street to the Royal Theater, followed by a patriotic program. Banks and many businesses will close on Monday as the nation honors veterans and remembers those who opposed the Axis powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Enyland
France
Italy
American Legion
Land and Patriotic Societies
Laredo
Matamoros Street
Central School
Federal
Perry
Tommie Simpson
Rosalie Wormser
Rotary Club
R. L. Bobbitt
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Brown
Kiwanian
John Dannelley
Lions Club
James Roark
Jim
Louisiana
Col Perry
Col. Perry
Lions
Chile
Black and White Ointment Promises Fast Skin Relief
Advert says pimples blotches rash eczema and other skin troubles vanish with Black and White Ointment. Claims two million packages sold yearly prove its success and notes economical pricing with a 10 cent size and a larger 25 cent size widely available through dealers.
Thanks for support after our loss of Mrs. Angela G. Vda. de Bravo
We express sincere gratitude to friends who aided during our mother and sister’s illness and death, attended the funeral, and sent flowers. Your kindness is deeply appreciated by our family.
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Angela G. Vda. de Bravo
Tax Collector Opens County Office for 1923 Taxes
Notice to taxpayers from Amedeé Ligarde, Tax Collector, announcing office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5, at the County Court House, for collection of State and County taxes for the year 1923. Call to settle taxes.
American Legion Chorus Seeks Participants for Armistice Day
Singers are asked to contact Mrs Travis Brace Bunner with their choir leaders. The chorus meets Saturday at 8 pm at Elks Hall. The notice also mentions The White House in Nuevo Laredo opening November 1 and a Friday oyster fry event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Travis Brace Bunner
Elks Hall
White House
Nuevo Laredo
Red Cross Lauded as Reliable Disaster Aid
The statement praises the American Red Cross for swift and efficient aid during disasters both near and abroad, asserting the organization has never failed to respond when needed.
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Red Cross
Shriners Dinner Hosted by Ladies at Christian Church
The Ladies of the Christian Church will entertain the Shriners of this city with a dinner at 8 p.m. Tuesday the 43rd in the church basement. Reservations can be made with Mr. C. Ja. Milton at Dualches Jewelry Store.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Christian Church
C. Ja. Milton
Dualches Jewelry
Venison Barbecue at Shamrock Buffet in New Lareio
John Williamson invites guests to a free venison barbecue at the Shamrock Buffet in New Lareio on Saturday afternoon November 10 from 4 to 9 P M. Guests may enjoy complimentary venison served to all attending.
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New Lareio
John Williamson
Soldiers Prepare for Armistice Day Football Clash
Fort Mcintosh plans to push to even the score against the American Legion team in a Armistice Day game at Legion Park. With Schleigh fullback Merrick and Hneman back, two weeks of practice boost Fort Mcintosh chances, but the city squad has action planned, making Monday’s 3 30 kickoff pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Park
Fort Mccintosh
Schleigh
Merrick
Hneman
The Red Cross Spirit
The piece extols the Red Cross as ready to act for the public in mercy missions. It envisions war orphans in France and Italy under Red Cross programs, and describes children learning basic crafts and health. It urges local support to ensure more children in towns get fair treatment and a better life.
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Red Cross
France
Italy
The
Laredo City Tax Collector Announces 1923 Tax Hours
The City of Laredo says it is ready to collect taxes for 1923 with office hours from 9 to 12 and from 2 to 5. D. CG. De LACIHICA is named City Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
D. CG. de Lacihica
Armistice Day Parade Invites All Laredo Veterans
Laredo calls on ex-service members from civil war through World War I to join a Sunday Armistice Day parade. The march begins at 9 30 a m from Matamoros street near the Central School building as a tribute to fallen heroes and a reaffirmation of patriotic service.
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Laredo
Matamoros Street
Flanders Field
Battefield
All Wara
United States
17th Infantry Band to Broadcast Concert in Ormada
Sergeant J N Kenery director of the 17th Infantry Band says the unit will perform at the Woodman of the World building in Ormada Nebraska this evening from 6 20 to 8 oclock The Woodmen have a powerful broadcasting station and Laredo radio fans may hear the music of a band that gave many delightful concerts in Laredo.
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17Th Infantry
the Times
J. N. Kenery
17Th Infantry Band
Fort McIntoyh
Woodman of the World
Ormada
Nebraska
Woodmen
Laredo
Jackie Coogan Stars in Oliver Twist at Royal Theatre
First National Pictures presents Jackie Coogan in Oliver Twist at the Royal Theatre today. The cast includes Frank Loyd and James Hazleton, famed for his Lincoln assassination night eyewitness tale. Hazleton recalls the historic event during the long engagement, sharing the story with Jackie Coogan.
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Oliver Twist
Jackie Coogan
First National Pictures
Royal Theatre
Sol Lesger
Frank Loyd
James J. Hazleton
Grimwig
James H. Hazleton
Ford
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Booth
Jackie
Weekly drilling report covers Laredo district fields
The report lists drilling and location activity across Webb and Zapata counties including Los Ojuelos Grant and Schott-Miranda City Field. Notable entries include 1 million feet gasser in Los Ojuelos Block 12 and Magnolia Petroleum flow 200 barrels high gravity oil in Block 11.
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Webb
Zapata
Jim Hogg
Duval Counties
Times
Harry L. Fansler
Schott-Miranda City Pool
Allsworth Oil Company
McCree Petroleum Co
Schott Oil Company
Jones-Garcia Oil Company
Ross Segunda Syndicate
Ross Amigos Company
Los Ojuelos Grant
Carnahan Producing & Refining Company
Laurel Oil Co
Oilton Field
Carolina-Lexus Oil & Gas Interests
Muckelroy Et al
Lowery Oil Corporation
George A. Lowry
Laurel Deep Well Oil Company
Morgan and Gibble
Aviator
Puig Ranch
Rio Grande Petroleum Corporation
Radio Oil Company
Andrews Petroleum Company
Black Panther Oil Company
Bennett & Gilliland
Los Ojuelos
Aztec Oil Corporation
Texical Oil Company
Wausenfuss
Cin- Tex Petroleum Company
Laurel Oil Company
J. J. O’hearn
Wolcott
Chico Pool Oil Company
E. L. M. Oil and Gas
Weslaco Oil Company
White Et al
Ochoa
Esperanza Oil Corporation
Schott-Miranda City
Webb County
Mid-OsJuelos
Walcott
Reiser
Miranda Valley
Zapata County
Lang
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Kiwanis Club
Dr. King
Royal
Amedee Ligarde
Frank Williamson
President Coolidge
Shriner Dinner
Royal Theater
R. F. Duggan
Carolina-Texas Gas Field
Frank LI. Booth
McKenzie-Ryan
Leaseholders Producing & Refining Company
Olson Et al
Brunt Field
Josefa Cuellar
Cole Petroleum Company
Mesquite Ranch
Mesquite Oil Company
W. Forrester
Rio Grande River
A. D. J. Oil Company
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
Finley, Beatty, Baker
W. G. Burton
Carolina-Texas
Alonzo
Neal, Binney
Mirando Valley
Witherspoon Oil Company
Mirando Oil Company
Survey
Panuco Producing Company
Porclon 6
Hale Stamfli Et al
Pedernal Grant
George Marshall
Jim Hogg County
Holbein Tract
Weber Interests
East Miranda Field
Homer Tyson
Richards
Diego Anojosa Survey
Holden Et al
Duval County
Petera Ranch
Fansiler
Shila
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