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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1923

Page

4

Land laws versus Japanese residents spark long debate

The piece reviews historical land ownership bans in California and Washington aimed at aliens ineligible for citizenship, the U S federal stance urging repeal, and Japanese objections. It notes schools restricting mixed attendance, disputes over land title refunds, and public opinion siding with restraint on immigrant ownership. It also discusses a Mexican duel issue surrounding a presidential candidate and the unlikelihood of electoral success.

California Washington Japan United States Supreme Court of the Mdst Legion Union

A Farcical Mexican Duel Over Presidential Hopefuls

Gen Arnulfo Gomez and Antonio Villareal exchanged insults and planned a duel. Mexican law bars duelists from office, so they postponed the fight until three days after the elections, ensuring Villareal’s continued presidential prospects. The episode underscores a ludicrous campaign season with absurd twists.

Arnulfo Gomez Garriion Mexico City Antonio I. Villareal Carranza Villareal

Laredo Testimony Endorses Doan's Pills for Back and Kidney Pain

A Laredo resident Carmen Zamora recalls backache and kidney discomfort from cold exposure and overexertion, noting Doan's Kidney Pills cured the issue after a visit to City Drug Store. Thirteen years later Zamora confirms continued relief and high regard for the product from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N.Y.

Laredo Dean Doan Carmen Zamora Iturbide St Foster-Millburn Co Mfrs Buffalo, N.Y

Laredo Onion Growers Expect Strong Early Harvest Despite Cold

Weather prognostications predict an early severe winter, but Sermidae onion growers in the Laredo district anticipate little damage. About 3,000 to 5,500 acres of Bermuda onions are set in Webb county with an expected 1,400 to 1,800 carloads shipped next summer if pests and weather cooperate. Transplanted onions in open fields show good stands after irrigation, signaling a healthy crop ahead.

Sermidae Laredo Bermuda Webb County

Olympia Confectionery Change of Ownership Notice

Notice states the Olympia Confectionery has been purchased and will be conducted by new owners. The new proprietors have no liability for debts contracted by former owners Mesdames Creale and Zylicsz.

Olympia Confectionery Mesdames Creale and Zylicsz

Legion Triumphs Over Army With Standout 3-0 Victory

In a stormy crowd, the Legion defeated the Army 3-0 on a defensive battle. DaCamara kicked from the 80 yard line for the only score as both sides showed trim, with Trout and Gaines notable for recoveries and end runs amid a game of few yards and frequent fumbles.

Legion Dth Cavalry DaCamara Graves CG. Niehter Set. Sehullian John Garnett Army Af Merrick Ce Eevee Loenanet Wes Ee Haydon Cree Ene J Julingon Mann Louis Hrooks Larkin Sly Trout Gaines Leyendecker Connally Gilbert Cavalry Jones Cavalry Kirby Devine Cowan Brown DaCsamara Schlefeh Loeedon Uaines McLandrich Connelly Funile Schleich Curtis Pengner Fome Yardain Chapman Lenzner Legton

Auction for Mexican American Soap Company plant in Laredo

The court appointed liquidator will sell by sealed bids the soap plant machinery and all accessories capable of producing 4,000 boxes per month. The $30,000 value must be exceeded by bids at least 50 percent. Bids due November 20 at 4 p.m. at Milmo National Bank. For details contact A. Garcia Rodriguez P. D. Box 78 Laredo Texas.

Milmo National Bank

Deportations Across Border Rise As Mexican Authorities Return Fugitives

Mexican authorities at Guerrero opposite Zapata Texas deported fugitives wanted by the United States, while extraditions have not been granted. Encarnacion Garcia, felon from Duval county, was landed at Zapata and placed in Zapata county jail. He will be brought to Laredo and surrendered to Duval sheriff for return to San Diego to face trial. Joe Biata and David Lamar are among others mentioned in requests for extradition.

Mexico United States Texas Joe Biata David Lamar Guerrero Zapata Encarnacion Garcia Duval County Garcia Zapata County Laredo Olivero Duval

Citation by Publication in Webb County Land Suit

Public notice commands Webb County Sheriff to summon numerous defendants heirs and associates in a 1923 land dispute case filed in Webb County District Court. The action seeks title to part of Porcion No. 30 near Laredo and damages of 10000 dollars with annual rent valued at 1000 dollars.

State OF Texas Webb County Luciano Vergara Jose Francisco Cordova Moreno Carlos de la Cruz Ramon Mendiola Candelario Ortegon de Mendiola Candelario Ortegon Mendiola Hilario Moreno Natividad R. de Moreno Dolores Lopez de Moreno Victoriano Salinas District Court City of Laredo Eloy B. Moreno Concepcion B. Moreno Cleofas Moreno Remigio J. Chapa Magdalena M. de Chapa Dolores M. de Santos Macedonio Guerra Matias Guerra Raul Casso Ricardo Chavana Julian Granados, Jr A. M. Bruni Manuel Mejia Tirsa Porcion No. 30 Crown of Varas Varagz C. M. de la Garza A. D

Chamber of Commerce to Elect Directors at Elks Hall Event

Merchants and citizens will attend an Elks Hall banquet and annual election of the Chamber of Commerce board. Hon. Clarence J. Gilmore of the Texas Railroad Commission will speak and inspect Webb Zapata oil fields and local rail terminals. A conference with railway officials is planned. Reservations must be made by 5 PM Wednesday.

Elks Hall Chamber of Commerce Clarence J. Gilmore Texas Railroad Commission Gilmore Laredo Webb-Zapata Corpus Christi Gilmora National Railways of Mexico

Black and White Ointment Offers Quick Eczema Relief

A promotional ad claims Black and White Ointment quickly relieves eczema rash breaking out boils pimples and related irritations. It markets economical pricing with larger sizes offering more for less and notes availability from all dealers.

Norma Talmadge Star Heads Weekend at Royal Theater

The Royal Theater lists Next Sunday through Tuesday showings of First National’s Within the Law with Norma Talmadge in the lead role. The program also includes Ashes of Vengeance, another Norma Talmadge First National feature, booked by Manager Epstein.

The Royal Theater Norma Talmadge First National Epstein

City Tax Office Opens For 1923 Levy In Laredo

The City of Laredo announces 1923 tax collection, with office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. D C De Lachica serves as City Tax Collector.

Laredo D.C. de Lachica

Carry On Support and Business Move in Flores Avenue

Community appeal calls for continued Red Cross support and effort as duties rise anew. B Cardenas announces Garcia music shop partnership offering sheet music and instruments at 608 Flores Avenue with demonstrations and a 944 phone number.

Red Cross The B. Cardenas Flores Avenue

British Hop Growers Seek Ban On Imported Hops

British hop growers unite to block imported hops. AP reports that 900000 hundredweight of foreign hops entered Britain in the last three years, a figure that would have employed about 46000 men at 45 shillings a week if grown domestically.

Associated Press London

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Epublic Comez Coupe-Secan Willys-Knight National Motor Co, Cor Houston St Jores Ave Legion Park S. DaCamara Schleigh Geeeeen Nese Creer Eens Brennan Comnelly Cee L. Johnson Welffer Fle Ee Tea Simon Rally Elks Hall Clarence E. Gilmore Railroad Commission David C. Garcia Cardenas and Garcia Music Store de Morse
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