08 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1922
Page
1
Legal battle over a temporary injunction against striking unions continues as Richberg denounces government tactics while the Justice Department presses for swift action. Authorities cite violence and ties between leaders and sailors actions, with Texas cases cited and implications for rail and mine disputes across borders.
The City of Mexico reports a balance between Americans killed in Mexico and Mexicans killed in the United States. It lists 14 Americans dead in Mexico and 23 Mexicans dead in the U.S. with no period specified for the Mexico toll, noting no apology or redress from Mexican authorities.
The Kiwanis Club met Thursday at the hotel Tamilton with large attendance. Tony Bordeaux attended and spoke, joined by L. T. Kenry J. C. Lynch and Tom Fetz. A. C. Hamilton described sights from a trip to Mexico City and Rev. Knight discussed Oklahoma City Kiwanis efforts to reduce accidents. The meeting closed after brief business and the Star Spangled Banner.
Arthur Butman of the Department of Commerce heads the shoe and leather division and collects foreign samples to compare quality with American shoes. He seeks to expand the foreign market for U S footwear and urges Americans to support broader export efforts.
The blessing and inauguration of the electric four face clock in the San Agustin church tower will be Sunday at 10 a m with Rev Father Pedro Bernaola presiding and Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters as sponsors. A solemn high mass and sermon will follow plus special choir music. An evening concert by the San Agustin Boy Scouts Band closes the day. The clock, funded by public subscription, cost about 7600 and will strike every quarter hour regulated by Western Union time. This event marks the parish’s tribute to Father Bernaola who soon turns parish duties over to six Oblate Fathers.
Notice notes the September 1st availability of the west side store space at the Sanitary Grocery Co. location formerly occupied by J C Netzer Co. The building is described as fireproof and is linked to I Alexander as of 8 29 1f.
Customs Inspector John Chamberlain and City Officer Abel Cantu arrested George Efsteithin and George Nichols, two Greeks, at a local hotel last night. Bundles of aigrette feathers valued at 500 dollars smuggled from Mexico were seized and are in customs custody. The two men are held in the county jail.
The Deputy Collector of Customs, Port of Laredo, Texas, announces a public auction to the highest cash bidder on October 14, 1922 at 10 A M at the Custom House. A burro and cart seized for violation of Section 598, Revised Statutes will be sold. A R Kahn Deputy Collector of Customs.
Mr. I. Martin promoted to depot agent at American Railways Express Co. He becomes on-hand clerk to EB. M. Dovalina who fills Martin’s prior role. Milton Worsham is appointed to the vacancy created by Dovalina’s promotion.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been used for colds croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years. It has grown in favor and is a standard remedy in thousands of homes. It is dependable safe and pleasant to take especially for children.
Prince A. Long a night bellboy at a Salinas Avenue hotel shot himself last night at about 8:30 near the Salinas and Houston corner. The 46 calibre bullet caused instant death. a note to his wife was found and no motive was known as he appeared to be in good spirits.
The Times reports McKay No 1 on the 100000 acre Naranjo ranch near Rio Salado south of Nuevo Laredo is drilling below 600 feet after oil shows appeared at 450 feet. Cin Tex Nuevo No 1 and other wells in Aviators Field near 500 feet casing soon. Ross No 2 tested at 670 barrels per day, Alonzo No 1 indicates potential big production. Mexican Oil Co No 1 drilled to 1433 feet and to reach 1468 feet next.
Rev. Father Pedro Bernada, retiring pastor of San Agustin in Laredo, was honored at a Hamilton Hotel banquet hosted by the Knights of Columbus. Speakers lauded his work increasing parishioners, forming church societies, aiding Catholic groups, and leaving a strong legacy as he heads to Mexico City.
Display notice seeking customers to visit Sanitary Grocery Co for daily specials with a dated run of October 6 encouraging immediate purchases.
The latest Select Pictures feature stars Constance Talmadge with Vera Doria and Harrison Ford in a comedy praised by critics. George Fisher and Goodwins Mercedes Templiart are also highlighted as part of the capable cast.
Notice lists Reverend W A Knight away attending the Rio Grande Baptist Association in Pearsall Texas with plans to return for Sunday services. Also includes various local ads and short notices such as barber services, education studios, imports, dining, and business reminders.
A historical account explains how actress Mary Thurman cut her chestnut curls after a studio mishap on a Mack Sennett set. The bobbed cut helped her advance in silent films, with her new look coinciding with a rising career in First National's The Bondboy starring Richard Barthelmes.
The Texas Cafe in the Joseph Building is now owned by Mesars Thos K Lambros Thos G Lambros and James Bellas, former managers of the Metropolitan Cafe, who promise the public the best service and invite patronage. Calendar date 10 5 31 mentioned.
Radio brings World Series results to Wormser Bros electrical store on Farragut Street. Hundreds of baseball fans gather daily to hear San Antonio Express and San Antonio Evening News broadcasts with loud clear play by play and interim news to keep the crowd entertained.
A historical ad text touts a cough and cold remedy and its claimed excellence. It links reputation to action and asserts every bottle met high standards, promising relief from coughs and related ailments. The piece emphasizes trust in the product and manufacturer quality.
Fred F Helf died of a heart attack while on vacation in El Paso after a storied career with the Western Union Telegraph Co. He came to Laredo in 1916, rising to chief operator, then local manager, later serving in Dallas and Beaumont. He was found in his hotel room after retiring for the night.
A playful column of clipped quips and rural gibes. Snippets mock marriage, fashion, and daily life with a wink. The notes touch on yeasts and cures, berry pests, hunters, and odd sayings from Uncle Abner to Little Tommy.
A collection of brief musings on gender and daily life. Reflections on widowhood, male influence, and the dynamics of poverty and marriage. The voice casts social observations in a sharp, period tone.
The Paramount Tailoring Company forms a pressing club offering monthly cleaning and pressing of four suits for 3.00 dollars. Individual pressing is 1.50 dollars, reflecting a 25 percent reduction.
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