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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1922

Page

6

Southern Tariff Jubilation Stirs Washington Meeting

The Southern Tariff Association convened in Washington for a two day jubilee to voice opposition to the new tariff law. John Kirby of Houston called the gathering a Victory Congress to express the South’s view on duties that affect farm and lumber products and the cost of manufactured goods.

Southern Tariff Association Washington John Kirby Houston South Kansas City Congress Texas

1492 Columbus Day Celebration Program

The Laredo Council Knights of Columbus hosts a Columbus Day program with an open air mass at San Agustin Pro-Cathedral lawn, a grand parade from San Agustin Plaza to St Peter's Plaza, bilingual speeches, a baseball game at League Park, a grand band concert by the Nuevo Laredo Municipal Band, and fireworks at San Agustin Plaza. All residents of both Laredos are invited.

Christopher Columbus Laredo League Park Nuevo Laredo San Agustin Plaza Laredos

Howard W Moore Wins City Tennis Championship

Howard W Moore defeats Graves in three sets to claim the city championship in a Friday afternoon final. Moore owned the match with precision placement and clutch lobbing, losing no set across the tournament and entering the record as city champion for the season.

Howard Moore Moore Art Moore Graves Flo Laredo Moort Tafel Hanchett Lynch Camphais & Co Moora Dw. G

Sanitary Grocery Co Ad Promotes Spray Solution

Notice announces a spray advertisement from the Sanitary Grocery Co urging readers to buy today. The fragment cites the date 10 6 21 and promotes the product as a modern cleaning spray.

Sanitary Sanitary Grocery Co’s

National Holiday Proclaimed in Memory of Columbus

Proclamation declares Thursday October 12 a national holiday to honor Columbus. Schools to observe with stories and events. all businesses asked to close. Knights of Columbus lead a fitting celebration for the occasion.

America Christopher Columbus Knights of Columbus

Seizure Notice of Airplane at Laredo Texas 1922

Office of Deputy Collector of Customs announces seizure of airplane Model 041648 Curtis OX No. & at Laredo Texas on September 21 1922 for violation of Section 3082 R S. Claimants must file within twenty days of first publication or aircraft will be sold at public auction October 30 1922 at 10 A M at the Military Airdrome.

Port of Laredo Texas Laredo R. S Military A.R. Kahn Collector ‘of Customs

Wormser No 1 Well Near Laredo Opens Oil Prospects

Oil operators in the Laredo district focus on Wormser No 1 on the Wormser ranch as casing proceeds at 2104 feet and gas shows earlier. Moon No 1 nearby may follow if Wormser yields oil, signaling a new Laredo Field. South Plains sites and Petroleum Heights plans await after Wormser and Moon results. The Texas-Mexican Oil & Refining Co begins refining using Mirando crude at its shop area.

Laredo Wormser No. 1 Wormser Ranch City of Moon No. 1 Moon Ranch Wormser Texas-Mexican Oil & Refining Co

District Attorney files fifty-one cases for grand jury review

District Attorney John A. Wailis submits fifty-one cases to the grand jury for investigation. The grand jury will be empanelled next Monday morning after the district court term begins for eight weeks. Local clock chimes mark the time in San Agustin tower and residents adjust to the new electric clock. Marriage licenses issued include Juan Luna with Maria Reyes Alvarado and Francisco Avitu with Ramora Acevado. Penito Cruz, arrested for liquor violations, posted a $300 bond for grand jury examination. The 1922 Boy Scouts quota remains due, and Mayor Villegas urges business houses to close on Columbus Day, October 12, for ceremonies planned by Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters of America.

John A. Wailis Grand Jury District Court San Agustin Tower Laredo Juan Luna Maria Reyes Alvarado Francisco Avitu Ramora Acevado Penito Cruz Larodhe Council of Boy Scouts Mayor Villegas Grand Street

For Those We Love at Royal Theatre Sunday

Betty Compson stars in a Goldwyn release directed by Arthur Rosson. The story by Perley Poore Sheehan follows a simple country girl who befriends a town gambler. His change of heart proves love can reform, despite danger and temptation.

Royal Betty Compson Royal Theatre Goldwyn Perley Poore Sheehan Arthur Rosson Miss Compson

Laredo Chamber Publishes Official Oil and Gas Bulletin

The Webb Zapata oil district tour led by Sam Mackin and J C Netzer informs the Laredo Chamber's new oil and gas bulletin. The issue aims for broad Texas circulation to spur Webb Zapata field development and Mexico trade relations.

Chamber of Commerce Webb-Zapata Sam Mackin Oil and Gas Committee J. C. Netzer Mackin Laredo Board of Chambers of Commerce of Texas Mexico Mally Waco Texas Chambers of Commerce Special Oil Bulletin State Secretary Association

Clara Kimball Young at Rialto in The Hand of Nora

Clara Kimball Young promotes The Hand of Nora at Rialto Theatre. She says hard work keeps nerves strong and cites Mark Twain on dying. The film was written by Richard Washburn Child and produced for Samuel Zierler Corp with Metro as chief distributor. See it Sunday and Monday at Rialto.

Clara Kimball Young Rialto Nora Blank Theatre Mark Twain Nara Richard Washburn Child Harry Carson Samuel Zierler

Laredo Boy Scout Council Appeals to Delinquent Subscribers

Dr. Be H Sauvignet president of the Laredo Council of Boy Scouts appeals to all subscribers who pledged for the 1922 budget but have not paid to settle their obligations immediately. Unpaid debts impede meeting the council budget, and committees will visit delinquent donors next week to urge payment.

BE. H. Sauvignet Laredo Ang Aone

Saturday Bridge Tea and Sunday church activities listed

Miss Amar Penn Mrs J and Penn and Mrs Whittington host bridge at 3 30 PM Saturday. Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6 45 PM Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. Junior B Y P A meets at 2 00 PM Sunday at the Baptist Church. Senior B P J meets at 6 30 PM Sunday at the Baptist Church. Christian Church society gathers at 6 45 PM Sunday.

Amar Penn J. &. Penn Whittington Bridge Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church

Society notices and visits fill city calendar

Announcements urge clubs with reporters to send weekly notes to the Society Editor and phone meeting dates to keep the daily calendar accurate. Mrs Hutchinson returns to spend winter with her daughter Mrs Manford. Local residents travel to San Antonio Dallas Mercedes and Austin for visits, fairs, and family events. A Sunbeam Band meeting at the Baptist Church is scheduled at 3 pm with shown stories enjoyed by the youngsters. Mrs B M Alexander hosts a Friday bridge party with guests and elegant decorations.

Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church H.L. Guinn Fletcher Smith James Graves Violet Beaman Ruth Young Genevieve Tommy Goodwin Louie Lilian Simms Mary Thomas Ollie Yeary Truett Lamar Smith Vernon Marguerite Schelped Louie Judkins

Church Music Shaping Sunday Services at Local Methodist

Morning program features Mrs H F Smith as soloist with Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m Violin solo by Robert Phelps cornet by Otis McCauley vocal by Miss Alta May Board choir directed by Mrs Virginia Board and piano by Mrs W S Keithley Opening Chorus and Evening offerings include Violin Trio Evening Star and Up to the Hills Ladies Chorus directed by Mrs L J Perkins with pianist Mrs A B Manford There will be no services at the Presbyterian and Episcopal Church.

H. F. Smith Christian Endeavor Robert Phelps Otis McCauley Alta May Board Virginia Board W. S. Keithley Evening Star Aveek Wagner Prof. Compean Virginia Skinner Rebecca Guajardo the Hills L. J. Perkins A. B. Manford Presbyterian and Episcopal Church

Dynamite Mine Ready to Open Near Masontown

Three dynamite blasts closed the Provant mine near Masontown this morning destroying the tipple and fan house. Plans had been made to reopen next Monday with non-union labor in Uniontown.

Associated Press Uniontown Masontown

Opposition to Klan Entry in Wisconsin Politics

Mayor Arthur A. Bentley of La Crosse warned that the Ku Klux Klan’s entrance into Wisconsin politics would heighten race hatred and religious prejudice. His remarks came during a campaign stop by the Democratic candidate for governor in Port Washington on October 7.

Associated Press Port Washington Wis Ku Klux Klan Wisconsin Arthur A. Bentley la Crosse

Resumed Journey for Rio Flight Reaches Haiti

Port au Prince Haiti October 7 Lieutenant Walter Hinton resumed his flight from New York toward Rio de Janeiro after delays for engine installations. He had been delayed several weeks while the engines were replaced.

Associated Press Port Au Prince Haiti Walter Hinton New York Rio de Janeiro

Striker Killed in Texas Ranger Shooting

Austin Texas Oct 7 The killing of a railroad striker at Tyler was reported to the adjutant general by FP W Green vice president of the Cotton Belt He said a Texas ranger killed the striker and Ranger Captain Aldrich was sent to investigate

Associated Press Austin Texas Tyler Adjutant General FP. W. Green Cotton Belt Aldrich Investti Bale

Ranger Pierce Fires in Self Defense at Cotton Belt Depot

Tyler Texas Oct 7 L L Pierce a Texas ranger shot and killed Clayton Hudson a striking shopman on picket duty at the Cotton Belt depot early this morning police say Pierce claimed self defense and the police report.

Tyler Texas L. L. Pierce Clayton Hudson Cotton Belt Depot Pierce

Farewell Luncheon and Bunco Night at Central Christian

A social day featured a two course luncheon with pink and white motifs and angel food cakes for club members and guests. The Central Christian Church farewell party at the Bradford home included Bunco on nine tables, prizes of candy, pink and white ices, and a handkerchief shower for Miss Florence M. Riner and Mrs. Allan Stowers before their San Antonio departure.

Meadames White Manly Morrow Witting Cantrell Shelby Mesdames Daiches Joe Moser Grumport New York Harry James Albert Martin E. H. Buenz Vidales Harry Johnston O'Meara Woods Asherton Alexander Miss Inez Hellman Mrs. Hellman St. Louis Missouri Bsuilders Central Christian Church Heights Bradford Florence M. Riner Allan Stowers San Antonio Messrs Bradford and Hiatt Elizabeth Leissner Bila Watkins Bunco Carl Bergman Leo Wright H. F. Smith Mr. Morgan Miss Nunnelly Katherine Kelibley Mary Selissa

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