This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 51 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1914
Page
5
The Carrancista authorities moved troops to the eastern trenches of Nuevo Laredo after rumors that Mexican residents planned to move horses to the Mexican side for enemies of the Carranza cause. Officials warned the public but no incident occurred as reports proved unfounded.
At the regular meeting the Laredo Woman's Club heard committee reports and a keynote address by Judge Hal W. The group voted thanks to the press, the county commissioners, churches, and fraternal orders. Kristmas Ship toys and clothing were en route to Europe, while funds supported the Girls Training School and soliciting efforts continued with extended time. Members thanked Mrs Reed and elected new officers and eligible members.
A two reel drama Dixie Theatre Self Defense features William Shay and Violet Mercereau in a tale of sacrifice. An Essanay comedy drama The Pay as You Eat Man plays in ty reels with a benefit performance for Girls on for the raining Sy hol.
In a farmer’s notice dated 10 27 1% the owner warns hunters to stay out of the pasture now stocked with cattle and declares likely prosecution for trespassing. Men will watch for violators and enforce the warning. Public notice warns hunters to avoid trespass and pursuit of penalties.
Landowners warn hunters not to enter pastures or covenants on their property. Trespassers will be prosecuted under the full extent of the law. The notice names the undersigned and calls for enforcement against any landing or other activity.
Jack Shelton of St Louis and Dale Garner of Oakland California prepare for a twenty round bout in the arena at Nuevo Laredo next Sunday afternoon. Both fighters train in San Antonio and nearby towns and arrive soon to continue final preparations.
A long list of visitors checks into the Hamilton from Ene, Hebbronville, Monterey, Dolores, San Antonio, and beyond. Included are Sam J. Jordan Ene. Dr. and Mrs. R K Stacey Minera. Oscar Thompson Hebbronville. Henry Edds Hebbronville. P Gifford Monterey. D D Davis and Hannah Davis. Reuter & Harrington architect party. and numerous other figures from San Antonio to St. Louis.
I have leased the International Hotel opposite the 1 & Ge oN, report to Mr. Enrique Resendez and all outstanding accounts against the establishment up to this date should be brought to me for payment. Fish Co. Lareda, Texas, Nay 1, 1914. TEWetl (Ady).
In multiple notices the landowners warn that hunting and trespassing are strictly prohibited on their properties. Violators will be prosecuted and sued for damages to the fullest extent of the law. Includes names and locations with dates from 1946 notices.
Jefferies and Thompson reported yesterday afternoon crossing 10 head from Mexico a shipment of twenty carloads of cattle totaling 1,800 head. The cattle were bought in Mexico for export purposes and will be shipped to field locations for sale.
The article notes aeroplane propellers may use selected ash or built up spruce with mahogany centers for strength and lightness. Spruce frames are common due to straight grain and soundness, and various preservatives have been tested to protect wood from decay. It also mentions German invasion impacts on park trees and cavalry restrictions on tying horses to trees.
Vague notice fragment references a person named Una and a deadline of December 2. Mentions charges, disposal, and a case file or code 112-60. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery to soothe throat and bronchial inflammation. It claims quick relief of coughing and congestion and cites a user endorsement from a Texas reader.
The December issue features Christmas guidance across housekeeping cooking fashion and handicraft plus a two page spread with 1000 gift ideas categorized for mothers fathers grandparents daughters sons maids and Boon. It includes talks by Anne Morgan and Charles E Jefferson and a diet piece by Dr Roger H Dennett alongside letters urging support for American products and a new serial The Roving Pool with illustrations by James Montgomery Mage.
The United States will withhold several million dollars in Vera Cruz customs receipts until a stable government is formed. Provisional President Gutierrez appears to accept Carranza retirement terms but has not confirmed them. Villa may depart Mexico under American conditions. An American woman was injured by a stray bullet in Nuco Arizona as clashes resumed near the border.
The Associated Press reports from Washington that by November 17 the temperature is below zero in Minnesota and Montana, signaling an ongoing severe cold wave across the upper Midwest and northern plains with record low expectations.
Hog prices in Chicago eased back to normal after yesterday’s brief rise of 0 cents per hundred, as reported by the Associated Press.
Miss Anna A. Gordon of Evanston was elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Atlanta on November 17. The announcement marks a leadership change as the organization continues its temperance advocacy and public outreach under new guidance.
A large fire swept the Southern Pacific elevator in Galveston Texas igniting from the roof to the ground. The blaze engulfed over 60000 bushels of wheat and officials estimate total loss near one million dollars. Fire crews fought the flames through the night, with damage expected to be complete.
Lily May, infant daughter of Mrs. Marshall Coleman, receives a triple christening at Ban Asop shureh. Present are the god-parents Mr. and Mrs. Leopoldo Villegas, alongside other families in the ceremony.
Notice to hunters that permits issued to hunt in a Zapata County pasture are cancelled on December 1 1914 as the owner will stock new cattle and cannot allow hunting. Stay out after December first according to adjacent ad.
Real estate transfers filed include Geo OW Sprague to Jesus Moreno for Lot New 7 and JY Ol W, Sprague re Mat of block No. 59, with consideration R$75. Manuela Cruz de Mores to Robert Frinises ip for Lot New 4 in block No ee oh, with consideration $375.
A notice states that hunting permits are revoked and access to pastures is closed to any hunting. It cites DPARTO SANCHEZ at 13-16Im Cady as the authority revoking rights and forbids any hunting or hinting at a will on the land.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a May period action labeled no hunting. Authorities or officials are not clearly named in the readable text. The fragment mentions a prohibition or caution, with unclear jurisdiction or scope.
The regular weekly concert by the Nitth Infantry Band will be held Thursday evening starting at seven o clock weather permitting. An excellent program of selections will be performed on this occasion.
Notice to tax-payers announces City Hall branch open for WW year 1914 taxes rent and personal property settlements. Tax collector HLAdm invites callers to settle early daily from 7:12 p.m. to 12 noon with hours listed and city office contact at Lachica.
A pasture landowner announces a strict hunting prohibition with no permits issued. Anyone found trespassing in the pastures will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, warning targeted at Alfred Matthews.
fragmentary notice warns against unauthorized taking or lifting property in pastures with valued animals. ungrammatical text references consent, ownership and potential repercussions, implying a complaint or demand for respect of property boundaries.
All hunters are barred from the pastures and all permits previously issued are revoked. Any parties found hunting will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. TACOTGNALAN 10-7-1f.
A daily opportunity offer circulates promising low subscription costs and high returns. The notice urges readers to verify legitimacy and beware hidden fees and automatic renewals while avoiding unrequested offers.
E R Tarver advertises pyramidal arborvitae for cemetery planting. All orders received before November 20 will be chanted and planted free. Contact E R Tarver at phone 460. November 13 1971. Ady.
Benny Allen of Kansas City pocket billiard champion defends his title tomorrow night against James Maturo of Denver. The match runs three evenings for 200 points each. If Allen wins the emblem becomes his property. if Maturo wins he defends it for a year, facing Henry Hart next.
In celebration of the nineteenth anniversary of the New England Woman's Press Association members will hold a Peace Meeting tonight Speakers include Albert G Bryant World Peace Foundation director and Jay W Hudson University of Missouri professor The event features prominent figures in peace work hosted by local press members.
A group of prominent Mexican citizens visited the Ninth Infantry headquarters to thank General iuvans staff and officers for participation in the funeral of General Trevisio. They praised the Ninth Infantry Band and the courtesies shown to the deceased’s family during the time the remains were at the Gongora home.
Mr and Mrs John A Applewhite and Royle K Mims returned home from near Cotul la with two deer trophies from a hunting trip They reported a pleasant outing though one deer was left behind as not worth bringing back Mrs Applewhite stayed at Piloneillos ranch as guest of Miss Jones
Paris reports say fighting along the Yser intensified with renewed German inundation attempts halted by Allied artillery. South of Dixmude water forced Germans from trenches. German tactics at Bixschoote and Ypres repelled. Aisne and Rheims see heavy cannonading with trench destruction and French advances on the Moyen heights near Verdun.
Reports from Hortheny Proves indicate that the artillery battle continues. A rain spell of 36 hours turned the county into a quagmire with trenches and bells shared and their bottoms covered with Crush.
Fragmentary report notes 40000 Austrians lured to a grave site described as one day, with dimensions four miles long and feet wide. Mentions Dana weave layers and killing by battle, plus abuse of foreigners and references to American war efforts in Asia Minor and British, French, and Russian responses.
London reports from a German source that a Russian fleet departed Helsinki to target the German squadron in the Baltic. The maneuver suggests a planned engagement or confrontation at sea.
London dispatch reports heavy German casualties near Dunkirk with claims of Allied progress. The correspondent cites four days of fighting resulting in substantial German losses and notes ongoing Allied advances.
London reports the German auxiliary cruiser Berlin seen off the Norwegian coast suggesting a German warship is trying to break the North Sea blockade to strike at Allied commerce. Officials note the sighting may indicate efforts to disrupt sea trade.
Washington reports that since the war began Europe has drawn about 200 million dollars worth of American supplies of all kinds, reflecting strong demand and extensive trade.
President Wilson declared there is not the slightest hint from any European belligerent that it wants peace. He stated the United States plans no peace action unless formally requested by the belligerents.
Berlin reports operations against the Russians are favorable with no details given. German forces repulsed several French attacks yesterday near Verdun and Cirey.
London announces the North Sea will be a military area with all ships searched for alien enemies. Neutral vessels face oil and copper declared contraband under wartime rules.
Indiana cities observe Made in Indiana Day with banquets focused on Indiana products. The holiday promotes state goods as participants eat only Indiana made food and discuss local industries stemming from the Made in the U. S. A movement.
Hardie H. Jeferrirs announces revocation of all hunting permits granted to friends and relatives after a Stereford cow valued at 200 dollars was killed in his pasture. He stresses friendship remains but not at the cost of his cattle.
New Orleans reports ten futures fell as markets retreat on decline signals. In New York trading on the spot market cotton also softened with declines of 16 points noted amid selling pressure.
An engineer from Chickashea was killed when a Rock Inland fast passenger train derailed near Cotmanche. A fireman was injured and one passenger also hurt. Authorities investigate the crash.
Rev. Thomas J. Gassen told an Irish society in Washington that Algonquin tribes descend from Irish families the Quinns and Merrimacks while North American Indians originated from Irish extraction. He conceded the claim is not yet fully proven by history.
National Municipal League opens in Baltimore with leaders from across the country to review civic problems including child welfare food supply city manager plan and urban uplift. Noted speakers Edwin Warfield William Dudley Foulke and Miss Jane Addams headline sessions through Friday.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.