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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1921
Page
8
A Tuesday Daily essay condemns Russian brutality under the Bolsheviks, denounces famine and ignorance, and urges moral aid and political action. It argues Russians bear blame for historical oppression and calls for casting out leaders, while praising Labor Day as a universal tribute to all workers and the dignity of labor.
The Laredo Labor Day parade drew few workers with thousands absent from formal celebration. Businesses closed mainly for a day off, while sports drew crowds but there was little entertainment or coordinated effort to honor workers. The piece suggests future efforts to create meaningful festivities.
J C Stein barber of 1620 Lincoln St Laredo describes severe backache and frequent nighttime urination. After using two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and endorses the remedy sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY handsigned.
The late Archbishop Montes de Oca y Obregon died in New York on August 18 while in exile from Mexico. His remains arrived yesterday afternoon in the private car Olympia, accompanied by Mr. Doyle and the archbishop's private secretary. A Knights of Columbus delegation and Mexican priests met them. they proceeded to Nuevo Laredo, where a funeral car joined the National Lines of Mexico train bound for San Luis Potosi for the funeral and burial in a tomb prepared years ago by Archbishop Oca.
Troop 7 invites every Scout to report at 7 30 a.m. in full uniform at the 1 G N depot to board a train with Kiwanis Club members, followed by a parade. J R Fasnacht is Scout Master.
W Killam general manager of Miranda Oil Co announces construction on a Miranda field pipeline will begin within two weeks. The line to the railroad will be ready in ninety days, with shipments underway and several wells expected to produce by then including Mirando No 8 and Mirando No 4 redrillings, as Webb and Jim hogs counties operators drill more wells.
Kiwanis and allied clubs in Laredo prepare a full day of welcomes for visiting delegates. A morning parade, a grand reception at the Latin American Club, sightseeing between the two Laredos, a 2:30 pm address at Club Social Fronterizo Nuevo, a 4 pm bullfight, and an 8 pm band concert with speeches before the visitors depart at 10 pm toward San Antonio.
Advices from Secretary Leonard Craig of the Laredo Kiwanis Club say Laredo was well represented at the district Kiwanis convention with about 35 percent of its membership. The dancing stunt by Mrs Lowry and Mr Osorio at the Gunter Hotel topped the program. The Corpus Christi trip was canceled, but about 150 Kiwanians were expected to come to Laredo and Nuevo Laredo for the day, though only about half that number may arrive.
Dr Payne spoke to city school teachers on Why We Teach presenting two theories cultural and utilitarian education. He argued for a double ideal aligning play and work to develop mind, imagination, intellect, and will while guiding practical citizenship. The school should coordinate with the community to enable self realization and broad citizenship through purposeful activity.
Mrs. T. A. Austin will restart Music Appreciation classes starting October 1 for boys and girls aged five to fifteen. Enrollment details are by phone, with Saturday sessions from 9 to 11 at 1815 Matamoros Street. The program covers Technical reading and performance as well as the Heresthetic approach emphasizing musical appreciation.
Santiago Armanta, wanted for the stabbing death of Vicente Vega in this city, was arrested this morning at the international border crossing by Police Officer Mendez as he came from the Mexican side. He was jailed after the capture, ending days of manhunt. Armanta had previously been believed to be hiding locally but was found in Nuevo Tuesdan.
A Texas Masonic delegation returning from Mexico met with Laredo lodges last night before continuing north. The group included Andrew L. Randell, W. M. Fly, Sam P. Cochran, Dr. A. A. Ross and R. H. Humphreys. Accompanying them were several ladies. The commission reported Masonry expanding in Mexico and found the situation satisfactory.
A compact list records notable biographical dates and historic milestones. Includes births of Catherine Beecher and Victo rien Sardou, Confederate raids in 1862, French war losses in 1871, Bristol's Tower inauguration in 1898, McKinley shooting in 1901, Peary poles discovery in 1909, and Sir George Cartier statue unveiling in 1919.
Notices show Flora Milton resumes classes on Tuesday September 13 from 9 to 6. The community listings include fresh oysters from Richelieu Cafe at Hidalgo 1217 with phone 942 and fresh fish offerings. Also noted are marriage licenses issued by the county clerk and various local business notices and services.
John W. Hamilton, who chairs the American delegation to the Ecumenical Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in London, has attended four world Methodist gatherings. A Virginia native now 77, he retired from the episcopate and serves as chancellor of American University in Washington, with a church career spanning over half a century. He graduated from Mt. Union College at 20 and was licensed to preach the same year, later becoming bishop in 1900 after long pastorates in Boston and nearby.
The article notes that men aged eighty five and ninety are thin and spare not fat. Even carefully, older men may overeat or eat unsuitable foods causing indigestion or constipation. A dose of Chamberlain's Tablets can move the bowels and invigorate the stomach, supporting a long life.
Alejandro Solis of Nuevo Laredo left his streetcar money at home after quitting work. Ignacio Ramos was caught Sunday with Solis clothes and money while crossing the border. Ramos faced an examining hearing and was bound over to the grand jury in two cases with $300 bond each, failing to meet it.
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