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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1922

Page

6

Oklahoma politics and court battles overshadow campaign

A Thuradfil’s Dally column accuses Republicans of crooked tactics in Oklahoma aiming to discredit Governor Robertson and Lieutenant Governor Trapp. It notes bribery charges, perjury cases, and a petition to overturn a judge’s disqualification, framing the dispute as part of a broader era of dirty politics and legal maneuvering ahead of the election.

Oklahoma Robertson Trapp Goyer Cut Distriet State Suprem Court Texas

Man Sues For Five Cents Overcharged Fare In Houston

A Houston resident sued an electric railway company in justice court for five cents claiming he overpaid seven cents into the fare box. The conductor refused refund claiming no fare was seen. A six man jury ruled for the company and the plaintiff paid $8 in court costs, saying it was a matter of principle. Public sentiment criticized suing rich corporations for trivial sums.

Corporation Asim Laredo Mouston Houston Electric Railway Company Bia

Mally Analyzes North Central Crop Trends For Webb County

Fred W. Mally county agricultural agent reports from a tour of Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. He notes corn and oats crops strong yet livestock shortfalls threaten prices and South Texas truck crop markets. Growers are advised to minimize acreage and plant within means to avoid losses.

Webb County Fred W. Mally Laredo Mally Towa Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Henee New England Bermuda

Wreck Strikes National Eines of Mexico Train Between Rinconada and Garcia

Passengers arriving in Laredo describe a Tuesday night wreck on the Saltillo to Nuevo Laredo route. A second class wooden coach derailed after hitting a rock, injuring about 40 passengers. The first class coach and baggage car were derailed, track torn up, and repairs begun within hours. Aboard were American teachers returning from a Mexico University program. The cause remains undetermined.

Laredo National Eines of Mexico Rinconada Dil Garcia Saltillo Times Ainconada Garcia Monterrey Mesxico University Nuevo Laredo

Arrow Sign Service Offers Bold Window Signs

Neat signs enhance the appearance of ventures offices or business places. Bold jeaf window signs do not come off. Phones 92 and 1267. Published 8-28-6t.

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Sterling Grocery Opens in Laredo Sept 1

Oren Store at corner of San Agustin Ave and Iturbide St hosts Laredo’s Sterling Grocery opening in the Valdez building. Brothers Fen Pena and Js J Petia lead, with Len Petia bringing twenty years of experience. Store to offer fresh fish sea foods smoked meats and diversified groceries.

Oren San Agustin Ave Iturbide St Sterling Grocery Laredo Valdez San Agustin Avenue Iturbide Street Richter Fen Pena Js. J. Petia Len Petia Leonard Nelson La +redo Sterling

Highest gravity oil found in Leaseholders No. 1 well

The Leaseholders No. 1 well in the Miranda City field near the Texas Mexico track was completed last night at 1710 feet producing oil of the highest gravity yet seen in the Laredo district. Estimated production around 100 barrels daily awaits official confirmation as O W Killam and other oil men monitor the pump start up.

Miranda City Laredo O. W. Killam T Aday

Rotary Club Meeting Draws Large Attendance in Laredo

The Laredo Rotary Club met at the tramill ion Cafe with 82 percent attendance led by Vice President W. S. Cantrall. Rev. E. B. Paisley spoke on Membership, with Vernon Proffitt and W. S. Cunningham as guests. Mrs. Courtney Slaughter Proffitt sang, and the group concluded with the Star Spangled Banner.

E. B. Paisley Mrs. Proffitt Laredo Rotary Club Tramillion Cafe W. 8. Cantrall Charley Deutz Long Beach California Woman’s Club John W. Ward Vernon Proffitt W. S. Cunningham San Antonio Ray. E. B. Paisley Courtney Slaughter Proffitt

Ward Announces Fall Term at Laredo Preparatory School

Mrs J T Ward announces the fall term of the Laredo Preparatory School starting Monday September 1. For information contact 1815 Washington St or call 876.

J. T. Ward Laredo Washington St

Killam-Condren No 5 Drives Laredo District Oil Output

Killam-Condren No 5 in the Miranda field shows promising productivity with all Killam-Con dren Co wells producing from 60 to 100 barrels per day. Two long-site wells exceed a year in age. Forrest Miracle No 1 drills at 1670 feet on Holbein ranch near Jim Hogs county,预计 production around 2000 feet. Community Haynes No 1 on Leonard Haynes Villa ranch in Zapata county targets depths below 1000 feet.

Killam-Condren No Murando Killam-Condren Co Laredo Holbein Ranch Jim Hogs County Miranda Field

Notable early American governors and writers in brief

A compilation of notable birth and death dates across figures such as John Houston governor of Georgia born in St. George Parish and died near Savannah in 1796. Biographical notes include Detroit’s first newspaper in 1809 The Michigan Essay, Theopiste Gantier born, Arthur St. Clair Northwest Territory governor died 1838, Emma Coldman arrest 1893, and Samuel Merrill former Iowa governor died 1899.

John Houston Georgia St. George Parish Savannah Detroit Michigan Essay Theopiste Gantier Arthur St. Clair Northwest Territory Chestnut Ridge Scotland Emma Coldman Philadelphia British Medical Association Montreal Canada Samuel Merrill Iowa Los Angeles Turner Maine

Curwood Film "The Broken Silence" At Royal Theatre

A new James Oliver Curwood picture titled The Broken Silence will screen at the Royal Theatre Friday and Saturday. Produced by Pine Tree Pictures, Inc and directed by Delt Henderson, it is the third film in the Curwood series and promises to be the most elaborate release yet.

Curwood the Royal James Oliver Curwood Royal Theatre Pine Tree Pictures, Inc Delt Henderson Arrow Gereen

St. Cecilia Music Academy Opens at Residence

On September 1 the author will open an academy of music named St. Cecilia at 702 Iturbide Street. The program will feature piano voice and theory with several capable teachers. Special attention will be given to children seven years and older and a class will be conducted.

St. Cecilia Iturbide Street Pat St. Cecilia Music Academy Turbide Street J. M. de Villar International Mercantile Co Kiwanis Club Hamilton Cafe the Times

Laredo Advertising Notes and Local Notices

Local notices include import shipments from Mexico via Laredo, school openings, grocery ads, Kiwanis meeting teaser, cattle for sale, Snow Queen flour offer, Santa arrival tease, pest powder, furniture rental, Labor Day banking closure, kindergarten enrollment, hotel dining, service stations, dove hunting season, Cleveland cars promotion, florists, oyster season hint, plumbing, beauty shop, electrical contractors, chamber tour, and a beacon brand shoe.

Resolutions of Laredo Chamber on Rumsey Murder

The Laredo Chamber of Commerce adopts resolutions honoring Robert S. Rumsey Jr a mounted inspector of customs since 1910 murdered by bootleggers while on duty. It commends law officers press editorials and calls for constant pursuit of the murderers with copies sent to Rumsey s widow family and federal officials.

Robert S. Rumsey, Jr Mr. Rumsey

Resolutions on Death of Robert S Rumsey Jr

The Laredo Notary Club expresses deep regret over the murder of Robert S Rumsey Jr LAM an officer renowned for fearless service to country and law. The group commends law enforcement and resolves that a copy of this resolution be presented to CG M Greeman Fred W Mally and Joe B Moser as thanks for his patriotic service.

Robert S. Rumsey Lam Mr. Rumsey Laredo Collector of Customs Secretary of Treasury Washington, D. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thuradfil Rinconada Big Rock Arrow Sign Service Kelloggs Bobbie Kellogg's Kellogg’s Kellogg W. K. Kellogg Daily Digest Laredo Fields Rotary Club Hidalgo St Ford DODGE Merbiae and Salines Mexico W. Y. Bunn Santa Furman Villegas Patio Hamilton Hotel Columbian Refining Co Santa Maria Avenue Houston Street B. GC. Alexander Moser Auto Co Stella May Alexander Bldg Bender Hotel Lopez Santa Maria Ana Johnny Loys Cleveland The National Motor Co Phone Crockett 8Th St Juarez Plumbing Lincoln Street Lincoln ‘Street Wormser Brothers Beacon” Shoes At Saft’s Wim W. Gregg Notary Public Times Office Corpus Christi Street Robt. Rumsey, JR Hat. L. Brennan Leo N. Purwin E.G. Clingenpeel Committee Robt, S. Rumsey, JR Jitney Station Webb County Lumber Co Ado Welding
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