Manchester prices threaten American cotton profits
The Financial Review of New York argues for lower raw cotton prices to Manchester to aid British mills, warning that American growers would bear the cost and that Wall Street supports Manchester while Oriental trade declines. The piece notes evolving global supply, British control waning, and rising U.S. production, with growers resisting price cuts and brokers seeking to shield the British market.
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New York
Financial Review of New York
South
Manchester
India
China
Liverpool
New Orleans
Manchesters
Orilent
Wall Street
Candidate Henry Young Seeks Ballot via Mandamus in Texas
In a heated dispute over senatorial nominations, Henry Young of Waco declares his bid as the State Rights Democratic Party candidate. He plans a mandamus to force the secretary of state to certify his name, arguing the party formed after the August primary and that federal law permits ballot inclusion.
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Texas
Aoman
Farle DB. Mayfield
United States
Henry Young
Waco
State Rights Democratic Party
Pexas
Eters
Various anniversaries mark this day across nations and cities
Cuba observes the start of the ten years' war for independence and China marks the republic's anniversary. William H. Seward dies fifty years ago. Presbyterian Hospital of New York City reaches its semicentennial, opened October 10, 1872. Father Mathew's birthday, temperance anniversaries, and the seventieth anniversary of the Rock Island railroad’s first passenger train are noted. Henry Cabot Lodge launches his Senate re election bid with a Greenfield speech. Denver voters face a 6.14 million bond for new schools. Edmund Burke statue unveiled in Washington. U S cotton congress opens in Rio de Janeiro with strong U S representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
China
Wiliam Seward
Lincoln
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Theobald Mathew
Rock Island
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Greenfield Mags
Denver
Edmund Burke
Sungrave Institution
Washington, D.C
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Priest leaves Laredo for teaching post in Mexico City
Rev. Father Petro Bernaola, longtime pastor of San Agustin Church, departs for Tacubaya Mexico City to teach at Passioniat Seminary. Local Catholic groups gather at Nuevo Laredo station to wish him well and thank him for his service including blessing the electric tower clock at San Agustin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Petro Bernaola
San Agustin Catholic Church
Tacubaya
Mexico City
Passioniat Seminary
National Lines of Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Wather Bernsola
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
Athar Bernaoa
Laredo
San Agustin
Hich
Bernadls
Burke Statue Given to Washington by Sulgrave Institute
The Sulgrave Institute presented a 2500 pound bronze statue of Edmund Burke to Washington and the nation. Dedication events drew prominent English members as audiences heard about Burke, Pitt and Bryce memorials. Bryce will be unveiled in the Capitol tomorrow. Pitt bust earlier in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edmund Burke
Sulgrave Institute
England
Bristol
Tingland
Burken
Massachusetts Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
America
United States
Harding
Burke
William Fit
Earl of Chatham
Viscount Bryce
Great Britain
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pittaton
Massachusetts
Bryce
Capitol
Elks Lodge Plans Evening Meeting in Laredo
Attention Elks. Laredo Lodge No. 1018 B P O Elks holds a regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock. A B Muller secretary. Signs advertised for offices and businesses appear with NO DELAY Mariana today. Shop Murphy Sign Service at Club Cafe for neat signage and appearance.
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Murphy
Mariana
Laredo
O. Elks
A. B. Muller
First Batch Indictments by Grand Jury in Webb County
The Webb County grand jury returns twelve indictments in the first batch this term. Cases include thefts of automobiles by Benjamin Clubb, Lieyvyd Baucum, John Breen, Frank J. Burt, and Ebert Dubose, plus embezzlement by Fortino Lerenzy and liquor-law violations by Cumersindo Mendoza Ernesto Garcia and Santos Salinas. Additional burglary and theft charges target Cenahia Chentaca and Juan Vargas et al. The panel notes many cases involve out-of-town offenders and more indictments are expected this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb County
Qauke
Laredo
Mexico
Grand Jury
Benjamin Clubb
Lieyvyd Baucum
John Breen
Frank J. Burt
Ebert Dubose
Fortino Lerenzy
Telesforo Ramirez
Cumersindo Mendoza
Ernesto Garcia
Santos Salinas
Juan Vargas Et al
Cenahia Chentaca
Renewed Testimony on Durborow Back Pain Relief
W S Durborow of 1919 Farragut St testifies May 20 1915 that back pain from a cold impeded sitting and Dean's Kidney Pills helped. He notes no trouble after using them and no use for a year by April 28 1919. Price 60 cents at dealers. Donn's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Laredo
W. S. Durborow
Farragut St
Dean
Ideal
Mr. Durborow
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Hotel Arrivals List From Miscellaneous Cities
Hotel Pena and Anthony Hotel entries show guests from Miranda City Linares San Diego San Antonio Chicago and Cotulla with names including Jack C Rittel Jose Ma Garcia Tomas B Namirez Isidro Saenz Juan Saenz and J G Morris among others listed as staying in Del Rio era accommodations. The snippet records guest names and originating locations rather than events or outcomes.
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Hotel Pena
Jack C. Rittel
John MacDenny
Jose Ma. Garcia
Wm. McMumma
J. QO. Cass
Robert Watson
Tomas B. Namirez
City
E. Aguilar
Alberto Puebla
Aguilares
Fred HH. Hath Cook
J. A. Teague
P. T. Punrase
LH. Wiecher
A. Saunders
Miranda City
J. de la Garza Galvan
Linares
Mex
Anthony Hotsel
D. A. Garza
Montterrey
W. W. Smith
Cotuila
BR. L
Mason
How Better Than Pills The Question Has Been Asked
The text asks how Chamberlain's Tablets surpass ordinary cathartic and liver pills. It asserts they are easier and more pleasant to take and that their gentle effect is hardly felt as medicine. The excerpt ends abruptly.
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Chamberlain
Another well on wee tiny lease of the Schott Field
Leaseholders drill off the Kan Oka No 1 as Magnolia causes draw of interest. The daily digest notes activity at the Schott Field lease with focus on offsetting wells and ongoing drilling.
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Kan-Oka
Langpo
Schott
Kan- Oka No. 1
Magnolia
Laredo imports carload of ixtle and local oil activity noted
The report details yesterday’s port of Laredo import of one carload of ixtle from Mexico, followed by oil field news from Schott Field. The Vindicator Oil Co. No. 2 yielded about 150 barrels, and a small lease near Villareal shows plans for four wells. Magnolia Petroleum Co. contracts for a spur track and a large 55,000 barrel storage tank to support anticipated production near Miranda City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo Candy Company
Laredo
Schott Field
Vindicator Oil Co
Villareal
Mr. Morgan and
Gates No. 2
Gates-Kirkpatrick
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Texas-Mexican Ry. Co
Miranda Citty
Torrectlina
Magnolia Company
Mirandés City
Finids
Bond Forfeiture in Federal Bird Possession Case
A. W. Johnson was held to the federal grand jury in bond of 300 after an examining trial for violation of federal laws prohibiting possession or importation of certain wild birds. The proceeding occurred yesterday before U. S. Commissioner Henry. The report also notes various local notices and upcoming civil docket actions in the 49th Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Johnson
U. S
Henry
B. Juarez Plumbing Co
Lincoln St
Hidalgo St
M. M. Dunphe
49Th Judicial District
Hamilton Hotel
Webb County primary candidates named in 1922 notice
J A Rodriguez Clerk certifies Democratic Primary returns of July 22 1922 naming candidates for county and precinct offices including Winslow Condren Rodriguez Ligarde Leyendecker Bruni M de Garza Neblett Jr Richards ton Leyendecker Foster Johnson Puig Martin Davin Slaughter Atlee Juarez Peha Vidales Davis and others with official seal dated August 1 1922 in Webb County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rodriguez
Webb County
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
A. Winslow
A. J. Condren
H. Ligarde
EB. J. Leyendecker
A. M. Bruni
M. Dea Garza
W. T. Neblett, Jr
B. Richardston
EB. J. Foster
Johnson
V. N. Puig
J. M. Martin
D. D. Davin
J. M. Slaughter
T. A. Atlee
Francisco T. Juarez
Tomas Peha
Agustin Vidales
M. C. Davis
A. D
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times prints a daily forecast from the United States weather bureau in New Orleans. Tonight and Wednesday are expected to be somewhat fair with continued mild conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Local Fort McIntosh Weather Report Summary
Observations for the 24 hours ending 7.4 am today at Fort McIntosh show a maximum temperature of 86 and a low of 53.4.
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Fort McIntosh
Birthday Anniversaries of Noted Figures Gather Today
Lord Reading born in London 62 years ago. Brig Gen George B Duncan born in Lexington 61 years ago. Fridtjof Nansen Arctic explorer born near Christiania. Prince Charles born in Brussels 19 years ago. Walter H Newton U S Congressman born in Minneapolis 42 years ago. William Kilifer manager catcher of Chicago Nationals born in Bloomingdale 34 years ago.
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Lord Reading
England
India
London
George B. Duncan
Toul
Lexington
Fridtjof Nansen
Christiania
Prince Charles
Brussels
Walter H. Newton
Congress
Minnesota
Minneapdods
William Kiilifer
Chicago
Bloomingdale
Mich
To Gain a Good Reputation in Cough Remedy Entry
An advertisement praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims every bottle produced by the manufacturer has been accounted for the reputation built on consistent efficacy.
Columbus Day Program Set for Laredo Celebration
Catholic Daughters and civic societies of Laredo to participate in a Columbus Day parade Thursday morning. Knights of Columbus council to finalize plans at a meeting, with events including an open air mass, grand parade, speeches, baseball, and a band concert with fireworks. Residents of both Laredos invited to join.
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Catholic Daughters and Civic Societies of
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
San Aguatin Plaza
Laredos
Association Charities September Report 1922
General secretary records for September 1922 show destitute families aided zero. food distributed 234.98 dollars. medicine distributed 63.66 dollars. Cases investigated not clearly listed. doctor referrals 5. City notices accepted 19, not accepted 2. Employment secured 8. Burial arrangements one. Hospitalized one. Deaths in hospitals one. Sick visits thirty. Friendly visits fifteen. Transportation granted three. Signed respectfully CHAS. Nixon Secretary.
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Chas. Nixon
Sec’y
Webb County Election Proclamation Issued by County Judge Winslow
Webb County Texas holds a county and precinct officers election on November 7 1922 as proclaimed by County Judge J A Winslow. The notice lists offices including County Judge Sheriff County Clerk Tax Collector and others and directs polling places and lawful conduct of returns in accordance with state and federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Winslow
Webb County
Texas
State of Texas
United States
Laredo
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NEW York View
Father Bernaola
Passionist Seminary
Walter Evans Idge
New Jersey
Carmilla Sewall
Bath
Gy Associated Press
West Side
Sanitary Grocery Co
J. G. Netzer Co
Alexander
Daily Digest
AD Tarepollows
Ixtle
Cleveland
Nation Motor Co
Santiago Sandoval
Misa Carmen Cantu
Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Lincoln Street
Webb County Commissioners Eccurt
Wormser Brothers
Naje
Monterey
Hfe
Win W. Gregg
Corpus Christ
Saft
Matamoros Street
Webb Co
Weather Forecast
Associated Charities
Laredo Creamery Company
Iturbide
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