Propaganda and Prohibition Laws Draw Across Border Involvement
The Mexican embassy in Washington blames U S based propaganda for the Suarez revolt amid a border campaign by General Murguia. The piece argues Americans and Mexicans abroad violate neutrality and Volstead laws, urging equal punishment for all violators and stern enforcement of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suarez
Murguia
Mexico
Obregon
Morquia
Murgula
Lucio Blanco
San Antonio
Sidelights on Booze and Grand Jury Revelations
A federal grand jury report accuses prohibition officers of misusing seized liquor and diverting about 100000 worth of confiscated alcohol for personal use or gifts to friends. The piece notes the paradox of officers pursuing bootleggers while officers themselves are implicated in fraud and questions the New Orleans convention liquor supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguor
Fafa
Nac
The
Plain Association
New Orleans
Washington
National Grain Dealers’ Resecration i
District of Columbia Grand Jury
Ccmns
Campaign to crush bourgeoisie psychology in Soviet Russia
Moscow reports a party conference condemns bourgeoisie psychology, the idea of wealth and limited state control. It warns that easing capitalist leeway is temporary and criticizes intellectuals exiled for not fully embracing communist thought. The regime seeks a monopoly on thought and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Communist Party
Jedarald
Moscow University
Communtate
Report Corrected on Boxcar Collision In Laredo
The Times corrected a prior report saying Bernardo de la Garza’s car struck a Texas-Mexican Railway boxcar on San Yatio Avenue. Evidence shows the automobile hit the stationary boxcar, with the car damaged and the boxcar splintered. The railroad notes their crossings are carefully watched and accidents are rare in Laredo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Riv. Co
Bernardo de la Garza
San Dario Avenue
Young de la Garza
de la Garza
Texas-Mexican Ru Co
Laredo
Texas- Mexican Railway
Texas
de la Carta
Zapata County Court Adopts Quick One Day Term
District court of the Forty-ninth Judicial District in Zapata county adjourned after a term lasting less than a day. Judge Mullally convened the grand jury at 1 pm, they reported by 6 pm with three indictments. Two cases moved to county court while Francisco del Zosque is bound for district court. Next week Webb county district court meets in Laredo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-ninth Judicial District
Zapata County
Zapata
Mullally
Francisco del Zosque
Laredo
Webb County
Lucille M Nunnelly
Farragut Street
Rosario Street
Sanitary Grocery Co
Laredo Candy Company
Laredo Oil District Sees Rising Shipments and New Wells
Oil shipments from the Laredo district rise to eighteen carloads daily with potential growth. Wormser No. 1 begins casing at 2104 feet and aims to drill next week. Moon No. 1 pressures ahead at 2026 feet as casing set early next week. Other wells, including South Plains No. 1 and McKenzie-Ryan No. 1, push toward production while a tank car shortage limits shipments. A public auction will sell a horse and wagon seized for customs violation on October 12, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex-Pata Line Co
Miranda City
Wormser No
Moon No
South Plains Oil & Gas Co
McKenzie-Ryan No
Reiser
Villegas
Dave Maternee
M. P. Oil Co
Walters
Oklahoma
Port of Laredo
Texas
Custom House
A. R.kahn
Tennis Finals Set Between Moore and Graves on Camphais Court
The city tennis tournament of forty players, begun in August, reaches the final Friday afternoon at 3:00 after H W Moore faces J W Graves. Both players advanced through forfeits and tight wins, with Moore defeating Aguilar and Peterson and Graves defeating Seabury and Hardin to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Moore
J. W. Graves
Camphais Court
Moore
Aguilar
Martin
Passidy
Peterson
Gilbert d. Biskamp
Hatley
Hobart
Peterson d. Austin
Moore d. Aguilar
Martin d. Hanchett
McDonnell d. Stamps
Paisley d. Seilfred
Capt
Seabury
D. Wright
Graves d. Tafet
Tlardin d. Arellano
Ward d. Hayes
Hill d. Grissom
Lt. Byers d. Sorrell
Wright d. Hein
Garcia d. White
Deering
D. Freuler
Rubiamen
Dickey
McKinney d. Moreno
Killam d. Carter
Gilbert d. Allen
Peterson d. Hatley
Moore d. Martin
Paisley d. McDonnell
Graves d. Seabury
Hardin d. Ward
Byers d. Hill
Garefa —d. Wright
Rubs
Moore d. Peterson
Graves
D. Ge
City Council Passes Ordinances and Adopts Budgets
The city council met in regular session with Mayor Leopoldo Vidlegas and eight Aldermen present. Ordinances were read and passed including a gasoline vend prohibition and a fee for the city attorney, with several land and street matters referred for report. Bills were ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldo Vidlegas
Chouk
Henry
Leyendecker
Martin
Salinas
Brennen
Mims
Leonard
J. Blake Alexander
Lyle J. Berkins
Webb County
Brennan
C. O. Burgen
Chihuahua Street
Tapeiste Avenue
Malinche Avenue
Alan Buena Vista
Market Street
Corpus Christi
Royal Opera House
Rialto Theatre
Albert Ur- Lahn
Cluck
Finance Committee
World Series games spark nation as fans await results
The world series baseball championship begins in New York with games slated over several days. Readers are urged to stay tuned for daily results as millions watch with anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long skirts and glossy hats storm gossip in Paris society
Gossip column notes Mabel Normand reports stressmakers favor the long skirt while her New York purchases are admired. Gertrude Astor shines in a Pierrette hat and fashion flair, Rosemary Theby captivates in a draped crepe de chine afternoon dress with a contrasting hat, underscoring chic silhouettes and color accents in society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Normand
Paris
New York
America
Miss Normand
Gertrude Astor
Rosemary Theby
Norma Talmadge
Mexican Artillery Band Passes Through City on Return to Mexico
The Artillery Band of ninety musicians under Captain Manuel Rosas arrived this morning en route to Dallas for the Texas State Fair. They did not stop for a concert in this city due to tight schedules but plan to perform for Laredo residents after the fair as they proceed home to Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Dallas State Fair
Laredo
Dallas
Phone Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Lincoln Street
Sanitary Grocery Co
Mexico
Artillery
Mexican Republic
Manuel Rosas
Thi City
Strip City of Posters
Berlin police blotter notes a new theft type as billboard strippers target street posters for waste paper. Thieves work at night tearing down posters from pillars and collecting colored bills advertising theaters restaurants and dance halls. One youth hoarded about 50 kilograms of torn paper for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
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Bellans Indigestion
Bellans
Leonard Craig
Bankers Life Company of
Des Moines
Lowa
Knights OF Columbus
Cc. B. Kenedy
K. of C
Eet
Laredo Creamery Company
Itu
Daily Digest
Laredo Fields
Moon
Wells
Moore and Graves
Jitney Station
Milmos
B. Juarez Plumbing Co
Lincoln St
Washington St
Hidalgo St
M. M. Dunphe
Shart
Battery E
4Th Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Keene
A. Stowers Furniture Co
Phere
Hamilton Hotel
National Motor Co
Wormser Brothers
Juan Brian
Nuevo Laredo
Ronald Guerrero
Guerrero
Fidel Cantu
Will W. Gregg
Times Office
Corpus Christ! Street
Saft's
Dorothy Phillips
First National Pictures Star
Mildred June
Ste
London
Assembly of
League of Nations
League
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