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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1913
Page
4
Capital cannot do without labor yet labor can do without capital is a sophism. Capital and labor are interdependent and both must cooperate for progress. Modern leaders seek calm arbitration, recognizing that one without the other fails. earnings reflect the balance between rights of both sides and the plant’s success depends on shared effort.
Galveston emerges as a top global port with depth and harbor strength. It handles forty one regular steamship lines and tramp traffic from many nations. Last year it set records in cotton exports and imports, plus growing fruit and wheat trade with Central America and beyond. The Panama Canal opening is set to boost this expansion.
Analysis praises Galveston as a rising port hub tied to the intercoastal canal and the Rio Grande region. It credits the city’s recovery since 1900 and highlights Treasure Island’s rapid development, the sea wall, boulevard, and the vital role of the Galveston News in publicizing advantages. The piece also notes Yaqui unrest, mixed with gunfire and rail accidents in Cotnnecticut and England, then references a French aviator’s risky feats and Gov Colquitt’s late arrival home triggering a light note.
A collage of editorials and notes lampoons on governors and editors from North Carolina to Corpus Christi. Included are quips about a Missouri governor, a nanny-teacher debate over corporal punishment, Laredo seeking federal protection, Thaw era legal fees, circulation claims by Rio Grande Clarion, and editor antics across Corpus Christi, Port Lavaca, and Galveston.
Advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a permanent cure for babies with widespread skin eruptions. It quotes a testimonial from Mrs Strubler of Dubuque Iowa and notes availability through Reed's Drug Store or by mail for 50 cents from Pfeiffer Chemical Company in St. Louis and Philadelphia.
Federal Judge Emory Speer, born September 3, 1848 in Culloden Georgia, marks his 65th birthday as his conduct comes under investigation. A Confederate veteran, he later rose to prominence as solicitor general, Georgia representative, U.S. attorney, and since 1885 a U.S. district judge in the Southern District of Georgia based in Macon. He is described as a leading legal authority and noted orator.
The first season of the Northern League produced many promising players likely to advance to higher levels. Catcher Larry McLean is thriving with the Giants both defensively and at bat. Major league scouts are evaluating talent from semi pro leagues and minor leagues.
Nearly every woman needs a good laxative and Dr Kings New Life Pills are praised for being prompt safe and painless. Mrs M C Dunlap of Leadill Tenn reports great relief and Reed Drug Store recommends a box priced at 25e.
A party of twenty one Americans from Tampico plus others from Monterey and Forteon are en route to Nuevo Laredo and home in the United States. Consul Garrett will arrange transport for the Tampico group, while others travel north on their own. Refugees report no immediate threats and many intend to return after conditions settle. some miners and investors await safe passage, with women and children sent ahead.
The Times reports new federal wildlife rules with a wintering zone in Texas. In Zone No 2, waterfowl like brant ducks and geese have a closed season from January 16 to October 1. A daily sunrise to sunset ban applies to migratory birds, with five year closures for cranes swans and shore birds and migratory insectivorous birds through 1918, then annual periods begin January 1 and end December 31.
Jackson Square White Label coffee awarded the first prize blue ribbon at the Texas State Fair in Dallas in 1912.
Regular trains run on schedule to Nuevo Laredo with rare delays on the other side American residents of Mexico discuss staying in the republic and return to the states United States troops drill tomorrow morning drawing crowds New auto tires advertised with cut prices Buick autos and local school board notes John A Applewhite and Jno A Applewhite are mentioned as agents and advertisers
Ownership and management details of Laredo Times published daily at Laredo Texas sworn in 1913. Editor W W Gregg and Justo B Penn as managing editor and business manager. Penn Publishing Co owners Virginia J Penn and Justo S Penn. Notarized Sept 3 1913 by J M Daniel Webb County notary.
Jose Pepe Cabellero a switchman on the Texas Mexican road was fixing a coupling in the yards when he slipped as cars moved and his left foot was caught under the wheels. All toes were severed and he was taken to the hospital where he is listed as doing as well as could be expected.
On the first anniversary of William Alexander's death, family and friends held memorial services at the Alexander home conducted by Ben Ashher of Houston with prayers for the departed. A. Saft gave a short address. Relatives later went to the cemetery to lay floral tributes on the grave.
Assistant United States District Attorney Staver left Laredo yesterday morning for Hidalgo to investigate smuggling cases. He was summoned to look into arrests of parties charged with this offense, with suspected involvement in arms and ammunition smuggling across the border.
Despondency is often caused by indigestion and constipation and quickly disappears when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken. For sale by all dealers.
A fragment notes New York Yankees talent from the Texas League, highlighting continued strong hitting and valuable contribution to Chance's team as he dominates at the plate.
Tiburcio Herrera and two alleged customs inspectors were freed from custody after prior San Antonio trials. Ten men were jailed on charges of recruiting for service in a foreign country, with seven remaining jailed pending bonds of 1000 dollars each. Professor Alvin Herrin spoke at the Webb County Teachers Institute on education topics including the nervous system and arithmetic proportion.
Classified notice offers quick pay by listing opportunities and cash incentives. Includes call for applicants to respond promptly and details on how to submit information.
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