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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1922
Page
10
Local column of light anecdotes and puns from Laredo including quotes on debt from neighbors, traffic behavior, Eugene the fisherman, a baby weighing 60 pounds, a French coin anecdote, smoking advice, political observations, and humorous city vignettes with residents and officers named.
The piece mixes aphorisms on fortune and wit with country living wisdom. It notes peroxide turning heads and dodge moves in life while mocking kitchen shelf advice and the glow of urban happiness.
The advertisement announces a special sale on men's popular stiff bosomed shirts starting tomorrow. It emphasizes the limited time offer and urges customers to visit the store for bargains on classic dress shirts.
Major General John L. Hines commander of the Eighth Corps Area arrives from San Antonio for his annual inspection tour of Fort McIntosh and outposts Dolores and Zapata. He will inspect troops today and depart for Fort Sam Houston tomorrow at noon after several hospitality events.
Twenty seven aliens including one woman were removed from Laredo by immigration officials at noon. Twenty three were sent to New York and four to New Orleans for deportation to Italy Poland Ukraina Greece Spain Germany Cuba and Jamaica. They had been held in county jail for two weeks to three months awaiting extr dition documents from Washington.
Antonio Salinas Sheriff of Webb County announces sale of Lots 6 and 8 in Block 262 Western Division Laredo Webb County Texas. On October 3 1922 the first Tuesday sale window runs 10 AM to 4 PM at Webb County Courthouse. Pilar Garcia has rights and interests to the described property.
On September 11 notable figures born on this date include Baron Byng of Vimy former Governor General of Canada born 60 years ago in World War I era. Rt Rev Thomas J Shahan rector of the Catholic University of America born 66 years ago in Manchester New Hampshire. Brig Gen James Brattle Burbank civil war veteran born 84 years ago in Hartford Connecticut. Lord Inchcape English shipping magnate born 7 years ago in Forfarshire. Rt Rev Arthur Crossaerts bishop of San Antonio born 61 years ago in the Netherlands. Raymond O Grimes National League first baseman born 29 years ago in Minerva Ohio.
Mrs. John J. Myers and her son return from Sillio vacation. Hal L. Brennan leaves for Waco for American Legion. Miss Sue Brennan returns from California. Several families travel to Cotulla and encounter heavy rain. Marie Antoinette Ligarde marries Gant Harold Howard Gulliet in a Laredo ceremony. couple to New York City then Des Moines. Continuous updates on club librarians, fishing trips, and residents visiting relatives across Texas.
Federal Judge Wilkerson heard arguments on the government motion to make permanent the temporary injunction against rail strikers. Donald Richberg argued the restraining order is unconstitutional and beyond the court’s power under the Clayton Act. He claimed the bill tries to criminalize noncriminal acts and lacks enforcement provisions, relying only on public opinion.
Kansas City police reported a 13 year old girl body recovered from the Missouri River near Napoleon Missouri. Authorities noted a skull fracture suggesting murder and questioned if she was the sister of another girl found in the river last week. A man detained in connection with the discoveries was identified as John Doe and is believed to be the father.
Washington reports Mrs Harding spent a fairly restful night with no marked change in her condition. The official bulletin says complications are subsiding and improvement continues aided by a full consulting staff including Dr Mayo. Secretary Wallace notified the White House of the morning update as business at the executive offices stands still.
Washington on September 11 the house approved changes to the judgeship bill paving the way for the president to appoint 25 additional federal judges to handle rising court business.
Scranton Pennsylvania reports the formal signing of a contract that ends a five month idle period. It brings 165000 miners back to work at their old wages with representatives for both miners and operators agreeing to the terms.
The river and harbor development bill outlining projects for government funds was passed by the senate on September 11 and now proceeds to conference.
Representative Neiller of Minnesota pressed for impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty calling for an immediate investigation. The House, citing quorum issues, voted to refer the resolution to the Judiciary Committee, effectively ending the immediate push.
Chicago September 11 leaders of the striking railway shop crafts convened in a peace meeting to chart a new policy for the shopmen. The decision is kept closely guarded and President Jewell said a ruling would likely be announced tomorrow.
Fort Worth Texas Sept 11 The opening game of the Dixie baseball championship between the pennant winners of the Texas league and the Southern association will be played in Fort Worth Saturday or Sunday The first two games will be at Fort Worth and the next three at Mobile.
A Royal Commission will investigate the distribution of British honors including peerages and baronetcies amid allegations donors sold favors. The inquiry will not produce a public report and both major parties face scrutiny over past practices.
On this day in history the tears and Stripes were first carried into battle at Brandywine Pennsylvania. Seventy five years ago Gen Scott began the attack on Chapultepec. Baron Byng of Vimy turns sixty today. The Kentucky State Fair opens in Louisville and runs through the week. An international conference of police executives opens in New York City at Commissioner Enright’s invitation.
A Houston jury found J. R. McGowen guilty of murder in the May 20 killing of George Emrey a mining engineer and neighbor. McGowen aged 28 pleaded self defense saying threats arose from disputes between the McGowen and Emrey families. A motion for a new trial will be filed.
A report from Texas indicates requests to raise freight rates on grain and lig commodities across state lines. Oklahoma officials and Texas representatives discuss potential reductions and shifts in transport costs affecting commerce.
London dispatch reports Mustapha Jemal Pasha’s forces sweeping into Asia Minor and winning a victory that partly nullifies earlier losses. The breakthrough creates pressure for immediate united policy by Great Britain France and Italy.
Dallas, Sept 11 Will York nine years old was shot at the Tollock farm near Wheatland and died or was fatally wounded. J N Tollock or Pollock was taken into custody claiming self defense as officers note estrangement between the men. York was brought to a Dallas hospital for treatment.
John T. Tigert national commissioner of education met in Austin with Miss Annie Webb Blanton state superintendent to discuss educational activities in Texas and he will address state officials today.
Sydney reports that all state governments agree to adopt a cathedral uniform export trade mark scheme. Export gonads will bear an Australian mark of a distinctive design while manufacturers may use their own trademarks in addition to the state mark.
In a breezy local remark, Width says she would rather dance than eat, hinting at lively social plans. The playful exchange suggests a spirited social scene with mentions of men and programs in a clipped, era-tinged style.
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