Opinion on Daugherty alcohol ruling disrupts foreign ships
A dramatic Attorney General Daugherty opinion declares that the prohibition enforcement act bars possession and transport of liquors on foreign vessels in American waters. It argues foreign crews lose wine allowances and may force ships to avoid U S ports, risking trade disruption and international friction.
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Congress
Lasker
Shipping Board
Canada
Europe
Urfless
Laredo Chamber Publishes Cautious Oil Field Bulletin
The Laredo Chamber of Commerce issues an official bulletin to inform outsiders about the local oil field. It stresses conservative, verifiable facts, highlights steady growth, cautious investors, and avoids boomer-style speculation while projecting lasting benefits for residents and the city’s economy.
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Laredo
Chamber of Commmerce
Chamber of Commerce
Submission to the Supreme Court with Interest
A court filing notes the submission to the Supreme Court with accrued interest. The document frames an appeal or motion and specifies the amount due, the basis of interest, and the parties involved. The filing marks a formal step toward a final decision on the dispute.
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Supreme Court
Today’s National Events Across Festivals Trials and Conventions
Today marks the Festival of St Denis observance across the U S and Canada. The third trial of Arthur C Burch for the murder of J Belton Kennedy is set in Los Angeles. The Mississippi Alabama Fair opens in Meridian and lasts through the week. The American Mining Congress begins its 26th anniversary convention in Cleveland. President Harding opens the American Red Cross convention in Washington. Hackensack New Jersey hosts the trial of George Kling and others over the murder of Jack Bergen.
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France
United States
Canada
George Sykes
Gettysburg
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Los Angeles
Meridian
American Mining Congress
Cleveland
Harding
Washington
American Red Cross
Hackensack
N. J
George Kling
Jack Bergen
Grand Jury Empaneled for Long Texas Webb County Term
The Forty-ninth District Court in Webb County opens with an eight week term, followed by another eight weeks. Foreman Reuben Davis leads a panel including Leopoldo Valdez and P P Leyendecker Jr. Fifty four cases are listed for the grand jury with many serious offenses ahead including potential indictments. Investigation into the Rumsey murder and Blanco Martinez kidnapping may be considered.
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Forty-ninth Judicial District of Texas
Webb County
J. F. Mullally
Mullally
Reuben Davis
Leopoldo M. Valdez
P. P. Leyendecker, Jr
Robert S. Rumsey
Lucio Blanco
Martinez
Port of Laredo Imports Reflect Mexico Trade Mix
Yesterday shipments from Mexico through Laredo included one carload of pecana two carloads of ixtle one carload of hops and one carload of bones. Local notices list services products and personnel including a barber shop beauty instructor and marriage license details. The column also mentions hotel dining tax timing and various classifieds and ads plus social notes on community events and business openings.
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Laredo
Mexico
Pecana
Ixtle
Magnolia Petroleum to Launch Big Webb County drilling program
Magnolia Petroleum Co plans extensive development in Webb county Laredo district after its Schott Field well produced 200 barrels daily. The company has arranged a 20 car spur from Texas Mexican Ry near mile post 3fcmile, and will build a 55,000 barrel storage tank on a hill east of Mirando City to support future production.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
Webb County
Laredo
Schott Field
3Fcmile
Mirando City
Torrecillas
Magnolia Company
Miranda City
Webb County Texas Election Proclamation 1922
County Judge A Winslow proclaims election to be held November 7 1922 in Webb County Texas for multiple county and precinct offices including County Judge Sheriff Clerk Tax Collector Tax Assessor Treasurer Clerk District Court County Attorney Superintendent Public Instruction and several precinct officials. Polling places to be in conformity with state and US law.
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Webb County
Texas
State of Texas
United States
Laredo
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Schott Field Boom Drives Texas Oil Activity
In Webb county Schott Field shows rapid growth with 34 derricks since September and a 49 000 barrel underground storage tank by Carnahan Oil Co. Laredo No 4 and Kan Oka wells advance. Ross No 2 leads production at about 660 barrels daily as Cole Petroleum drills toward Tampico lime.
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Schott Field
Webb County
Texas
Carnahan Oil Co
Laredo No. 4
Miranda City
Carnahan No. 6
Schott
Kan-Oka No. 4
Kan
Cole Petroleum Co
Tampico
Cole
Treasury offers new 1% bonds 1947-1952 with early notes
The treasury offers a new issue of 1 percent bonds dating October 16 1922 with a provision for acceptance of 4 percent Victory notes and treasury certificates maturing December 15 1922. Subscriptions are now received by this bank. Full details on application. B A McKinney Governor Federal Reserve Bank Dallas.
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Treasury
Knights of Columbus Admit 33 New Members in Laredo
Thirty three new members joined Laredo Council No. 2304 Knights of Columbus after completing second and third degree exemplifications. The day included Mass at St. Peter's church, breakfast at Texas Cafe, clock blessing at San Agustin, and a reception with talks at the R. of C. Hall honoring Rev Father Pedro Bernaola.
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Laredo
Knights of Columbus
Terry de la M. Allen
U. S. Army
Manuel G. Barrera
Rafael Benavides, Jr
Fortunato Cantu
John Henry Cole
Robert Doyie Craven
Manuel Cruz
Lloyd Evert David
Roy Paul
David
Charles Clifton
United States
John Walden, Jr
Henry Wolff
Antonio Walls
St. Peter's Church
John Dubourget
Knight of Columbus
Texas Cafe
San Agustin Church
Ursuline Convent
R. of C. Hall
Pedro Bernaola
San Agustin Parish
Pianoforte Courses in Repertoire and Opera Reopening
Studios reopen Oct. 16 offering special courses in repertoire interpretation opera church music and accompanying. Limited pupil acceptance. early registration advised by calling 1349 J.
Laredo Insurance Agency Opens in Joseph Building
The Laredo Insurance Agency by Albert Martin and J B Fellheimer joins the local market as a new firm opening tomorrow morning in Room 233 of the Joseph building. They pledge to insure satisfaction to all clients.
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Open General Insurance Agency
Laredo
Laredo Chamber Plans Columbus Day Observance
The Board of Directors at a regular meeting October 5 endorsed observing Columbus Day in Laredo on Thursday October 12. Knights of Columbus liaison Matias de Llano urged the action and asked merchants to close for the day as banks would. The secretary was instructed to publicize the measure and promote a spirit of patriotism and optimism to inspire renewed vigor in business for the week ahead.
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Chamber of Commerce
Matias de Llano
Knights of Columbus
Will Rogers Star in A Poor Relation Photoplay at Royal
The photoplay adaptation of Edward E Kidder's comedy A Poor Relation stars Will Rogers as Noah Vale at the Royal Theatre for a two day run starting Tuesday. Critics praise Rogers' timing and temperamental craft matching the beloved town character.
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Wil Rogers
Royal
Edward E. Kidder
Coldwyn
Will Rogers
Sol Russell
Royal Theatre
Noah Vale
Murphy Sign Service Ad Encourages Office Signage
Local shop Murp hy Sign Service promotes signs for offices and businesses. Ad copy notes contact numbers 72 776 and 1267 and urges immediate order with no delay.
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Murphy
Our Leading Citizen at Strand Theatre Tomorrow
Thomas Meighan stars in Our Leading Citizen a Paramount drama. In a rough and tumble fight with Tom Kenney the scene fakes a devastating punch as Meighan pulls his blow but Kennedy demands realism as the two actors perform the knockout sequence.
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Thomas Meighan
Tom Kenney
Paramount
Strand Theatre
Meighan
Kennedy
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