Cox aide tells Senate panel evidence must be summoned
Edmand Moore of Ohio tells the Senate committee probing campaign expenditures that it is not seeking the best evidence to prove Governor Cox's charges. He argues the committee can subpoena witnesses and should call those with knowledge to substantiate or disprove the accusations, warning that failure to do so loses public trust and invites charges of whitewashing.
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Cox
Edmand Moore
Ohio
Senate
Senate Committee
Harding
Lorimer
Desperate Chances of Smuggling Mexicans Across River
The report suggests eleven people drowned entering the country by a skiff below town while attempting illegal entry. The grape vine route brings many Mexicans, and U S officers struggle to curb contraband labor and liquor smuggling. Coyotes, the smugglers, are increasingly labeled as the payers of high costs for illicit crossing.
Labor traffic and law reform discussed in Laredo column
The piece argues Mexican authorities should curb illegal immigration traffic across the river while noting relaxed entry rules and a new Mexican labor bureau. It highlights dangers of coyotes and deportation risks, urges enforcement, and cites local notes on residents, closures, and civic notices from Laredo.
This year's crop shelled pecans at the Olympia Candy Co
The Olympia Candy Co processed pecans from this year's crop at its facility, noting activity tied to shelling operations and inquiries via phone number 456 for service or purchase. Numeric contact included as a point of contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Candy CO
Band Concert Last Night At Roof Garden
The Thirty seventh Infantry Band performed on the Soldiers' Club roof garden to a large crowd. People on the roof garden and in Jarvis Plaza enjoyed the program announced in yesterday's Times. The concerts occur on the first and third Tuesdays each month on the roof garden.
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Soldiers’ Club
Thirtyseventh Infantry
Jarvis Plaza
the Times
Root Garden
Houdini Shines in Terror Island at the Royal
Spectators witnessed Houdini encore terror island feats with Lila Lee and Rosemary Theby among the stars. The escape artist freed from handcuffs and chains, escaping a blazing cabin and a box cast overboard, while underwater feats astonished the audience. The tale unfolds with a solid plot and nonstop thrills.
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Houdini
Royal
Terror Island
Lila Lee
Rosemary Theby
the Royal
Customs officials visit Laredo for winter quarters plan
Collector T. A. Coleman and Special Deputy Ed. Cotulla arrived by car from San Antonio via Corpus Christi and Alice. They plan to brief on winter quarters for Rio Grande guards in temporary housing pending the footbridge rebuild, before returning this evening.
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T. A. Coleman
Ed. Cotulla
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Alice
Customs
Rio Grande
Montreal Surrenders to English as Canada Falls Under British Control
A compact chronology notes key events: on September 8, 1760 Montreal capitulated and Canada came under English control. It records 1784 the death of Ann Lee leader of the Shakers in Watervliet New York born Manchester England February 29 1736 and 1831 Warsaw surrendered to Russia after two days of fighting.
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Montreal
Canada
Ann Lee
Watervliet
N. Y
Manchester
England
Dissolution of Lowry and Crawford Firm
The firm of Lowry and Crawford is dissolved by mutual agreement. All outstanding accounts will be paid by Dr. Lowry and all debts due the firm will be payable to him. Dr. Lowry will continue practice at 820 Flores Avenue, Telephone 266. Dr. Crawford has moved to 1817 Juarez Avenue. W. E. B. Lowry, M.D. J. L. Crawford.
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Lowry and Crawford
Lowry
Flores Avenue
Crawford
Juarez Avenue
W. EB. Lowry
D. J. L. Crawford
George M Kenedy Dies In San Antonio At 2:30 A M
George Mifflin Kenedy native of Corpus Christi aged about 36 died in San Antonio this morning at 2 30. telegramed to U S Consul from his brother in law. He lived in Laredo Browns ville Corpus Christi and San Antonio. Interment in Brownsville tomorrow. Survived by his wife Beatrice Samano and an adopted daughter.
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George Mifflin Kenedy
Corpus Christi
George Kenedy
C. B. Kenedy
San Antonio
United States
Randolph Robertson
A. D. Evans
Laredo
Mifflin Kenedy
Nuevo Laredo
Brownsville
Beatrice Samano
Mexican Officials Here En Route State of Sonora
A party of Mexican officials led by under secretary of war Pedro Francisco Serrano and General Eduardo P. Garcia arrived from Mexico City and planned to depart for Nogales en route to Sonora. They were accompanied by Consul General Arturo de Laracho and other officials. Mrs Volta Bankson of Chillicothe, Missouri praised Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and liver relief.
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Pedro Francisco Serrano
de la Huerta
Eduardo P. Garcia
Luis Amezana
Enrique Monteverdi
Antonio L. Jauregut
Trinidad Sanchez Benitez
Jove
Juarez
Enrique Trujillo
Mexico City
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Arturo de Laracho
Son of Mrs George T Lake Operated On In Tampico
Telegraph from Tampico reports Warl Lake son of Mrs George T Lake underwent an operation yesterday and is recovering well at a Tampico hospital. He is employed by an oil concern there and will return to Ledredo to recuperate once travel is feasible.
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George T. Lake
Tampico
Warl Lake
Laredo
Resolutions of Condolence for Eliza J. Barnard
Miriam Chapter No 86 of Laredo Texas adopts resolutions honoring Sister Eliza J Barnard. The note expresses grief for her passing and sympathy to her daughter Sister Elizabeth Ritter and family. It states the chapter’s loss as a linked member despite reduced health and directs copies to bereaved families daily papers and chapter records.
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Laredo
Texas
Miriam
Eliza J. Barnard
Elizabeth )Ritter
Ritter
Bridge Franchise Granted by Laredo City Council
Laredo Texas September 7 1920 city council in regular session grants a new franchise for the Laredo Bridge Co. for 25 years beginning January 1 1921 with annual rent 6000 and 50 per 1000 population increase. votes pass the ordinance after readings with public comment and revisions. The council also abolishes city corral boss office creating a corral administrator and approves sewer bond payments or bonds.
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Laredo
Texas
L. Villegas
DaCamara
Henry
Leyendecker
Martin
Salinas
Brennan
Richter
Alderman Moore
Laredo Bridge Company
da Camara
Messrs. J
Mexico
U. S
Yeas
City Corral
Yeas—DaCamara
Eleven Drowned While Smuggling Into Nuevo Laredo
A skiff with eleven aboard capsized in the Rio Grande near Nuevo Laredo as smugglers tried to move ten laborers into the United States. The boat overturned in the rising current. one report says the wreckage was found miles downstream.
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Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Notice to Farmers From Medina Valley Irrigation Co
The Medina Valley Irrigation Company offers irrigable lands for rent at seven dollars per acre with one dollar additional for farms with improvements, and water at five dollars per acre. To ensure a crop in 1921 rent an irrigated farm, good insurance. Encourages a good tenant to rent large tracts and farm them via sub tenants under personal control. Applications in person to R A Atkins Supt Natalia Texas.
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Medina Valley Irrigation Company
R. A. Atkins
Natalia
Texas
Louise Glaum Stars at Rialto in Lone Wolf’s Daughter
Louise Glaum, widely acclaimed, headlines the Rialto today and tomorrow in Lone Wolf’s Daughter. The strong star, famed worldwide, delivers a forceful performance in a Golden West tale, drawing large crowds to all shows.
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Louise Glaum
Rialto
Louse Glaum
Rialto Theater
Lone Wolf
Miss Glaum
Publication citation in land suit Webb County Texas
Court summons to John F Fowler or heirs and unknown owners of Survey 231 to answer a 1920 petition by Bess Jones and H J Jones seeking title possession and damages for 227.8 and 80 acres in Webb County Texas with chain of title issues and a void deed claim against Joseph Ogden dated January 8 1909. Proceedings set for the Webb County District Court in Laredo on the fifth Monday after the first Monday in September 1920.
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State OF
Texas
Webb County
John F. Fowler
John I. Fowler
49Th Judicial District
District Court
Less Jones
H. J Jones
John
C. C
S. D
General Land Office
Commissioner General Land Office
Joseph Ogden
John P. Fowler
Bess Jones
C. M. de la Garza
Laredo
A. D
Economy Salvage House
Economy Salvage House lists bulk Army gear including 20000 army shoes 1000 wool shirts 800 mattresses 20000 leggings and many other items plus 1000 pairs ladies shoes new offered at below manufacturing cost located at 1701 Hidalgo St.
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Hidalgo St
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New Mexican Labor Bureau
Coyote
Hsteban Perla
Jose
San Bernardo
Messrs. Tooke
Cottingham and Williams
Tooke & Co
Victoria Street
Times
St. Anthony Hotel
Pont of Laredo
Ixile
General Obrefron
Republic
Warsaw
Gale
Vincennes
France
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Wendell Phillips
Massachusetts
Labor Reform
Prohibition
Iowa Woman Suffrage Association
Des Moines
Wilson
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Atlantic City
Rome
George M. Kenedy
Mary B. Arkell
Daisy D. S. Millar
R. M'Culloch
Ferdinand King
New York
Weedames
Nac
A.calleros
Guatimozin and
Tilden Streets
Alderman da Camara
Tomas Arispe
Convent, Flores and Garza
Committee On Public Health
Juana Valdez
Zaragoza Street
John P. Dabb
John O. Buenz
Paul C. Sulak
Hidalgo Street
Salinas Avenue
Sanitary Board
Austin
A. R. Garcia
Secreta
Citizens Auto Company
Cor
Houston
St. Maria Ave
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