Editorial Cartoons Congress Soda Water Fizz and Frowns
The Kansas City Post blasts Congress for inaction after an extra session, mocking Republican officials as schoolboys and soda water fretting. It condemns delays on the tax repeal, treaty action, and military matters while warning of socialism and Bolshevism as dire threats to American order.
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The
Kansas City Post
Congress
Peck
the Post
Army
Navy
Messrs. Baker
Danjiels
Congressional Record
Grover Cleveland
General Pershing
Reds Split Over Socialists and Communists Debate
In a factional dispute at a convention, a socialists wing separated to align with the communists, not out of deep communist conviction but from dissent. Communists are seen as anarchists under a gentler label, while socialists seek state control for equal rights, though the lines blur between the two ideologies.
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Russia
Germany
Hungary
America
Socialist Party
Railroad man praises Tantac relief after long stomach illness
Charles Schwendel, a Milwaukee railroad switchman, claims Tantac cured years of stomach trouble, enabled him to gain twenty pounds, restore sleep, and eat without pain. He notes prior remedies failed before trying Tantac. Tanlac is advertised as sold by leading druggists.
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Charles
Schwendel
Viet St
Milwaukee
Wis
Central Drug Store
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tanlac
Taniac
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
A brief promotion notes a daily opportunity feature in THE TIMES with a subscription at 60 cents per month.
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Boy Scouts Outing A Huge Season Highlight
The Laredo Boy Scouts returned from a week at Hargis Dam near Cotulla on the Nueces River after a rain drenched but fruitful trip. Led by Scout Master Robert L. Bobbitt, the group camped on riverbank grounds, learned first aid and sanitation, and earned merit badges in swimming and lifesaving despite wet weather and a busy schedule. Local Cotulla residents and Cotulla officials supplied tents, meals, and hospitality, with a grand cream and cake party and support from Laredo friends sustaining the camp.
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Laredo
Hargis Dam
Nueces River
Cotulla
Robert L. Bobbitt
W. T. Neblett, Jr
H. €. Hall
G. L. Trout
Wright
Hall
H. Richter
J. Eistetter
Almund
Kerr
Applewhite
Fasnacht
Fort Mcckntosh
Nueces
la Salle
Master Harbour
Keck
McComb
Cotulla Mercantile Company
H. C. Hall
Uncle Sam
Hassell
Sam
John Windenthal
Neblett
James Greer
Texas
Hall H
Jack Hassell
Hall B
Biggio
Wharton
Phelps Netzer
Emerson, Wright, Applehire
DaCamarea S
Phelps T
Phelps R
Emerson
Morton
Netzer
Puster
Consumers Company
Ladies of
Jefferies
R. L. Bobbitt
C. Jeffries
C. C. Shiner
T. A. Austin
Sweet Home
Diarrhoea Remedy for Children Advised by Doctors
Advice urges use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for children one year old and up. Give a dose of castor oil after the remedy at the first sign of loose stools and keep the remedy on hand for sudden illness.
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Chamberlain
Cotton Gin in Operation Turns Out 1919 Laredo Bale
The Laredo Cotton Gin Co on the Heights began the 1919 season by turning out the first bale of cotton last Saturday morning. The gin is in full operation with about twenty bales ginned by yesterday afternoon and more cotton arriving by cart and motor. A strong market with high prices supports quick handling by big cotton buyers in Laredo.
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Laredo
Labor Day Band Concert Draws Thousands In City
A Labor Day celebration by organized labor unions started with a street parade of allied trades, moved to the Strand Theater and Negrete home, and ended with a large band concert on Martin Plaza. Crowds filled the plaza as the evening was ideal and the concert lasted until near midnight.
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Strand Theater
Negrete
Martin Plaza
Weather forecast for New Orleans area
The United States weather bureau forecast from New Orleans says tonight and Wednesday will be fair with warmer conditions tonight.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary
Observations show a maximum temperature of 98 degrees and a minimum of 59 degrees. Winds were from the southeast and the sky clear.
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Fort McIntosh
Mexican rifle fire seriously wounds American aviator near Laredo
Captain David B. McNabb commander of the Eighth Aero Squadron and Lieutenant Johnson were attacked from the Mexican side of the Rio Grande near San Isabel creek, Laredo. McNabb sustained a scalp wound but landed safely and is recovering at Fort McIntosh.
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Laredo
David B. McNabb
Eighth Aero Squadron
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Rio Grande
McNabb
Fort McIntosh
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Leyendecker & Mullally Farm
Post Hospital
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