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Associated Press Notice on News Reprint Rights
A standard AP notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches credited to AP or not credited, including local news published in the paper. The statement confirms AP ownership of content and republication rights.
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Associated Presse
The Old Story on Mexican Elections
Monday's Daily laments Mexico's campaign style echoing old tactics from past eras. The piece urges legal defalcation checks and condemns threats and assassinations as unfit for a democratic process.
No prehistoric hate between Canada and Great Britain argues for independence
A historical cartoon is set against the idea of prehistoric hatred between the United States, Britain, and Canada. The piece argues that shared language, law, and evolution toward federation explain growing Canadian autonomy and closer ties with the United States, including a push for Canada to have its own Washington representative.
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Uncle Sam
Lioyd
George
Great Britain
John
Napoleon
Albion
Europe
Britain
McWnenzie Wine
Canada
Eanot
Clood
Tiuetiee
Custeme
Wether
England
Washington
London
Laredo Triumphs Over Pearsall In 26-3 Football Victory
Laredo High School defeated Pearsall High 26 to 3 on Saturday. Jefferies scored the opening TD, Dickey added a second, and a late miscue by Pearsall led to a field goal for Laredo as the maroon and grey rolled to a dominant win.
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Tiger
Laredo
Pearsall High School
Maroon and Grey
Tigers
Jefferies
Persall
Dickey
Pearsalls
Seyfried
Pears
Pearsall Warriors
Pearsall Eleven
Banda de Policia Arrives in Laredo for Concert Tour
Mexican police band arrives in Laredo after touring the United States. Local officials greet director Major Presa and band members at 1 G N Ry station. A morning concert at the Latin American Club honors Fort McIntosh officers. an evening show on Martin Plaza is open to the public with streets roped off.
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G. N. Ry
Banda Policia
Mexico City
United States
Laredo
Major Presa
M. W. Brennan
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Martin Plaza
Notice in Probate Webb County Texas Hear on November 19
The state commands publication in a general newspaper for ten days before the return day. Laura Blossman Bleigo executrix seeks probate of the will of C O Blevio deceased and letters testamentary in Webb County Court at the Laredo courthouse. Probate term begins the third Monday of November 1923. interested parties may appear and contest.
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State OF Texas
Webb County
Webb
Texas
Laredo
Laredo Events Offer Concert Flowers and Local Ads
Readable items include a charity concert invitation by Banda Policia in Martin Plaza, flower shop ads with telephone numbers, clothing specials from Butler Bros with free pants, chrysanthemum listings, Chaplin film at the Royal and Katherine MacDonald feature, All Souls’ Day flower orders, gas heaters from Central Hardware, and a note on local paving.
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Butler Bros
All Souls
Lincoln Street
Notice to public forbids hunting on Webb County pastures
W H and R S Jennings control about 79000 acres in the Habra Fartas Hulsache Novillos Tios San Ignacio El Quiete Charco and Potrero en el Medio pastures Webb County Texas. A District Court writ of injunction bans hunting or trespassing. violators may be held in contempt of court.
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W. H. & R. S. Jennings
Webb County
Texas
San Ignacio
District Court of
Teazus
W. H
R. F. Jennings
Australia’s Youths Outpace Parents in Strength and Brain
Archbishop Du hig in Queensland says Australia is developing a race of giants physically and intellectually. He notes country districts reveal youths and maidens outclassing their parents, growing big and brainy on broad acres, thriving in a pure air atmosphere. The raw material offers a foundation for a great nation.
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Associated Press
Brisbane
Duhig
Queensland
America
Australia
Times advert offers watch for daily opportunities
An advertisement promises access to opportunities by watching The Times daily with a monthly price of zero dollars. The copy emphasizes daily engagement and ongoing availability.
Salinas Surrenders for Two Year Penalty
Santos Salinas who had appealed to the Court of Civil Appeals was surrendered by his sureties to Sheriff Con dren on Saturday afternoon. He is in Webb county jail awaiting transportation to the state penitentiary to begin a two year sentence for liquor law violations.
Laredo to Host St McIntosh in Season Opener
Laredo’s football eleven, rebuilt with new equipment, faces Fort McIntosh’s team in the season opener next Sunday at 4 pm. The A B Frank team of San Antonio also lines up against Laredo on November 18, with more games to come as the schedule is arranged.
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Butler Bros
CG. A. Stowers Furniture Co
Green
the Florist
Phone Crockett
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Ike
B. Juarez
Laredo
St. McIntosh
Fort McIntosh
A. B. Frank
Army
McIntosh
Volcano feeds steam heat from volcanic fissure
Steam pours from a fissure near Kivaea on the Island of Hawaii as officials fix a system to supply steam heat for the office of the Hawaiian National Park Commission. The ongoing flow keeps ground temperatures high and alights nearby terrain.
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Associated Press
Hilo
Island of Hawaii
Kivaea
Hawaiian National Park, Commission
Railway project from Stamfordyce to Laredo described
A special Austin telegram to the Texas Oil Ledger details a proposed railway from Stamfordyce up the Rio Grande to Zapata and Miranda City, extending through Webb Zapata and Starr counties to connect with the Texas Mexican line at Laredo. If built by Gulf Coast Lines, it would link to Houston New Orleans and Mexico, opening vast oil regions to rail service. The plan, filed with the railroad commission, covers over 150 miles and aims to serve Webb County oil fields while boosting regional development.
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Austin
Texas Oil Ledger
Samfordyce
Rio Grande
Zapata
Webb Counties
Miranda City
Laredo
Texas
Stamfordyce
Miranda
Webb County
Railroad Commission
Dallas
Rio Grande Valley
W. A. Naborg
Webb Couty
Gulf Coast Lines
San Ignacio
Zapata County
San Igncio
Web Counties
Corpus Christi
Guilt Coast Lines
Houston
New Orleans
Harlingen
Mexico
Mexican Republic
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The forecast from the Weather Bureau New Orleans lists Tonight fair and warmer Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer. Fort McIntosh observations show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a high of 75 and a low of 45 and a north wind. Clear conditions noted.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Times
Fort McIntosh
Milmo National Bank Reopens After Major Reorganization
Milmo National Bank in Laredo reopened at 4 am after nearly two months closed since August 25. August C. Richer remains president with A M Brunt as vice president and W E Hamilton named vice-president and general manager. Directors include M T Cogley T A Austin S N Johnson J A Ortiz and others. The bank, founded in 1880 by Pat Milmo, resumes solid financial footing and renewed local confidence.
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Milmo National Bank
August C. Richter
A. M. Brunt
Gonzalo P. Farias
Hugh Cluck
Albert Martin
L. E. Bruni
M. T. Cogley
T. A. Austin
8. N. Johnson
J. A. Ortiz
Hee W. E. Hamilton
Bank Examiner
Hamilton
Washington
Milmo Bank
Laredo
Pat Milmo
Texas
Mimnie National Bank
Another 100 Per Cent Record Looms Up in District Court
District court opened its criminal docket with several cases disposed. Frank Dauwee found guilty of unlawfully transporting intoxicating liquors and sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. Manuel Tijerina convicted of burglary and given three years. Antonio Pica failed to appear and his $300 bond was forfeited. Arturo Trevino bond forfeited with judgment final. Ireneo Salinas and Guadalupe de la O to be heard this afternoon.
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District Court
John A. Walls
Frnk Dauwee
Manuel Tijerina
Antonio Pica
Arturo Trevino
Ireneo Salinas
Guadalupe de la O
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de la Huerta
Treasury
Alberto Pant
de Si Huerta
Pani
Pancho Villa
Bar of Justice
Pearsall
Laredo High
Pearsall Wright
Brown Puig
G. Busby
Wharton Summers
Richter
Armand
Rogers
Leyendecker
Blackaller
Aye Ferguson
Trevisto Toalson
DaCamuara
Essary
Raves
Mann
Garnett
Banda DE Policia
Gale
Chihuahua
Corpus Christi St
Beatrice B. Zagarneaga
Ilaredo
Charlie Chaplin
the Royal
Katherine MacDonald
First National Pictures
Olympia Candy Company
Butler L Bros
Central Hardware Co
Felix Hernandez
Fidel Cantu
Will W. Gregg
Notary
Times Office
Corpus Christi Street
Bohemian Club
Nuevo Laredo
the Times
Mirando City
Jim Hege
Duval
Thos. H. Ward
Joseph Building
Darwin
Dolores
Cobb
Sherman
Davis
Joe Davis
M. G. Delling
Weather ‘Forecast
Busine
W. E. Hamilton
Iner
Frank Davies
Bonde
Laredo Cotton Gin CO
Verdzapata
Boston
Pan
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