Veracruz dock workers strike over Ricardo Flores Magon
Friday's Daily reports the Maritime League of Vera Cruz including all port dock workers strike to protest the alleged unlawful imprisonment of Ricardo Flores Magon in Leavenworth. They threaten to boycott American vessels unless Magon is released, while defenders argue such action harms Mexican consumers and is unlikely to succeed.
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Maritime League of
Vera Cruz
Ricardo Flores Magon
Leavenworth
Flores Magon
Mexico
Big Bill Haywood
Mieres Magon
Russia
Armistice Day Reflections On War And Peace
Four years after the November 11 armistice, echoes of war linger as nations sought a lasting peace. The piece notes the armistice was a stopgap and that true ending arrived when America pressed conditions for a state of war with Germany, with many American families receiving death notices during the conflict.
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America
Germany
Europe
All honor to the dead and living who bore the war burden
A World War armistice anniversary piece honors the fallen buried abroad and at home, the maimed and mentally scarred, and the living veterans. It calls for accountability for veterans’ care, criticizes government failures, and urges defense of home and humanity. It salutes mothers and families and champions peace over war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthone
Republic
Missing Person Notice and Local Economic Roundup
Local paper asks for truth about Benjamin Grace Kitchen formerly of Arden New York. Fort Worth Red Cross secretary Annie da Storma seeks information. Report covers imports from Laredo a pecan carts ixle goods moved by trucks. Farmers in Laredo area transplant young onions and plan Germanda onion plantings. Jury delivers five year penitentiary sentence with suspended clause for Antonio Moreno. Eugenio Garza case continued. County clerk issues four marriage licenses Amando Villareal Cristina Garcia Antonio Benavides Carlota Lopez Gerardo Rodriguez Anita Palacios. Armistice Day observed with bank and business closures in Fort Worth and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Grace Kitchen
Arden
N.Y
Annie da Storma
Home Service
American Red Cross
Laredo
Antonio Moreno
Eugenio Garza
Amando Villareal
Cristina Garcia
Antonio Benavides
Carlota Lopez
Gerardo Rodriguez
Anita Palacios
Proclamation Urges Armistice Day Observance in Laredo
A proclamation to Laredo citizens urges observing Armistice Day on Saturday November 11 to honor patriotism and sacrifice in World War I. It calls for displaying flags joining ceremonies and closing stores 9:29 AM to 2:00 PM to foster a spirit of rejoicing.
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Laredo
Armistice Day Parade Planned Across Laredo
Tomorrow marks the fourth anniversary of Armistice Day with a citywide celebration led by the American Legion and ex servicemen. A 10 o clock parade on Central School Plaza will proceed to the Royal Opera house for a tribute to the unknown soldier and a program featuring civic leaders Red Cross and Salvation Army units and schoolchildren.
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United States
Land of the Free
American Legion
Pfomorrow
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare League
Central School Plaza
U. S. Cavalry
U.S
Steel Cross
Boy Scouts
Royal Opera House
Tev
W. A. Wrisht
America
Menmoriam
I. B. Paisley
Luke W. Loftus
Percy R. Winch
George Bigden
Charles Woodul
Gustin K. Smith
Adams Bell
Jack Correu
Miles Little
Leonardo Diaz
Edmundo Lopez
Benjamin Hastings
Moises Carrero
Francisco Garcia
Lorenzo Rendon
Jose Ibarra
Maurice Akabass
Jose Zamora
Louis Folsom
Harold Smitht
J. P. Rossi
William Lake
William Ford
U.S. M
Central School
Matamoros
Ft. McIntotsh
U.S. Army Band
Chas Galbraith
Mackey
Chamber of Commerce
Bobbite
Rotary Club
Ney Brewer
W. of C
Tal Brennan
Kiwanis Club
FL. W. Moore
Lions Club
Frank Hill
Workmen's Council
F. G. Barker
Moose Club
McCarthy
McKeon
Ncting
Wells to Resume Drilling on Abandoned 1800-Foot Site in Webb Co
President Myers of Leasehold ers Producing & Refining Co says No 1 well abandoned at 1800 feet will be deepened to around 2200 feet for expected production. No 2 well on Gates-Kirkpatrick ranch produced about 200 barrels daily from 1050 feet. Company bought Surveys Nos 19 and 69 totaling 320 acres for 24000 dollars and plans major development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Myers
Producing & Refining Co
Gates-Kirkpatrick
Webb County
Gates-Kirkpatrick Ranch
Joe Olsan
Olgan Oil Co
Miranda City-Schott
Gates- Kirkpatrick Ranch
Ogden Jones
Forrester
Times
Forrester No
Store closure notice for Armistice Day
Will be closed all day Saturday November Tth in observance of Armistice Day. G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
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G. A. Stowers Furniture
Football Game Tomorrow At Legion Park
Tomorrow afternoon a fast football game at Legion Park pits St. Mary's College San Antonio against Laredo High School. The St. Mary's team has not lost this season and arrives by the morning train. Laredo High augments its squad for the match. The 4 o clock kickoff is expected to draw a large crowd on Armistice Day as many businesses close for the holiday.
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Legion Park
St. Mary’s College
San Antonio
Laredo
Texas
St. Mary’s
Parade instruction for Legion march to Royal Opera House services
A formal marching order confirms positions ten paces behind the organization and designates a guide. The American Legion unit will march to the parade site and disband in front of the Royal Opera House for services, with all members urged to attend.
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American Legion
Royal Opera House
S. S. Scothorn
Series of Fast Games Set for Laredo Fans
Laredo fans await a weekend series between the San Antonio Al Professionals and the Cuauhtemoc Brewery team from Monterey. Players including Najo Arguijo Silverman and Huber are noted, with several having played here before with Milmo. The teams arrive tomorrow for a Sunday morning start and are billed as fast and furious.
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Laredo
San Antonio
Milmo
Texas
Najo
Arguijo
Silverman
Huber
Knights of Columbus Armistice Day Parade Rally
Knights of Columbus urged to participate in the Armistice Day parade on Saturday November 11. Gather at the K of C Hall at 9 a m sharp.
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Knights of Columbus
K. of CG. Hall
Delightful KOC Concert At Royal Opera House
Edna Etter Jones nicknamed the Jenny Lind of the South gave a delightful concert at the Royal Opera House with Walter Dunham as accompanist. The audience applauded generously and the Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Daughters of America will benefit from the event, which sponsors plan as the first in a series of entertainments.
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Royal Opera House
Edna Etter Jones
Jenny Lind
South
Walter Dunham
Flora Dilgarde Milton
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
Laredo Employment Agency Offers Wide Labor Help
The Laredo Employment Agency can supply house girls restaurant hotel office and store help and all kinds of laborers. Apply Room 38 Bertani building phone 304 P. O. Box 13.
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The
Laredo Employment Agency
Bertani
P. Q
Laredo Independent School Board Meeting Action Notes
At yesterday's regular session Superintendent Christen reported relief from crowded school conditions. The board ordered all requests in writing and announced no school on Thanksgiving Day November 30 with school resuming the next day.
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Laredo Independent School District
Christen
Murphy Sign Service Ad Promotes Office Signs
A local sign shop advertises neat signs to improve the appearance of offices and places of business. The notice lists phone numbers 92 776 and 1267 and references a shop located near Club Cafe with a dated sign reading No De Lay Not Majsia na today.
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Murphy
Majsiana
Notice to Ex-Service Men Parade Call
Notice urges ex service men to join the parade tomorrow either in uniform or civilian clothes. Charles Galbraith, Post Commander of Laredo Post A, Laredo.
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Legion
Charles Galbraith
Laredo Post A, L
New Jersey Couple Plans Cafe New Jersey in Redo
Last evening a Cadillac with eight passengers from Ashbury Park N J arrived in La redo to establish a new restaurant named Cafe New Jersey. The travelers Angel Borlio A M Lopez and their families completed a 2500 mile journey without incident.
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Laredo
Ashbury Park
N. J
Cafe
New Jersey
Angel Borlio
A. M. Lopez
Catholic ladies hold apron sale for Orphanage on the Heights
The Catholic ladies of Laredo plan a large apron sale to benefit the Orphanage on the Heights. The sale location will be announced later after November 7.
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Catholic Ladies of Laredo
Skeleton Found In Old Convent Street Mains Dig
A Times reporter in El Paso area uncovered a decayed wooden box with human remains near Convent Avenue and Matamoros Street. The skull and bones suggest burial over 50 years ago, with uncertainty about the deceased's identity or cause of death.
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Times
Convent Avenue
Matamoros Street
Berderas Co
Leo Wright
Lhe Times
Concensus
Yesteryears
Matamoros and
Convent
M. A. Hirsch
St. Peter’s Church
Bender Hotel
Tiones
Terra Firma
Armistice Day Hours Change at Consumers Ice and Fuel
Note for Sunday hours on Armistice Day weekend. On account of Saturday November 11th being Armistice Day we will observe Sunday hours at Consumers Ice and Fuel Co.
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Consumers ‘Ice & Furl Co
History lessons from a November 10 anniversary list
November 10 1775 marked the founding of the United States Marine Corps by Congress. Notable births and deaths include Robert Young Hayne born in Charleston 1789, Joaquin Miller born Indiana 1841, and Sir John A. Thompson born 1844. The Ashburton Treaty was proclaimed 1642 and Taft traveled by ship in 1910 for canal inspection.
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United States Marine Corps
Robert Young Hayne
St. Paul's Parish
Asheville
N. C
Joquin Miller
Sierras
Wabash
Ind
Oakland
Calif
Ashburton
Canada
Maine
Sir John 8. Thompson
Halifax
N. S
Windsor
England
Boston
President Taft
Charleston
S. C
Panama Canal
Prince of Wales
United States
Rouse's Point
Henry Van Dyke at seventy a man of letters and church leader
Henry Van Dyke turns seventy as a noted Presbyterian clergyman and writer. The former United States minister to the Netherlands planned Dutch studies in The Hague, and his wartime duties were shaped by the European crisis. He is Princeton educated and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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Henry van Dyke
Presbyterian Church
United States
Netherlands
Hague
Dr. van Dyke
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
American Academy of Arts and Letters
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