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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1920

Page

4

British and American miners urged not to join in England plan

The article argues against British miners seeking nationalization of mines and a September 25 strike with American miners. It asserts American labor largely rejects sovietism, warns such a strike would harm global commerce, and criticizes British leaders while stressing Britain’s internal failures. It then shifts to Mexico’s centenary, praising independence and urging unity to maintain freedom.

England United Kingdom Karl Marx Mexico Hidalgo Spain New Spain Concert of Nations Tldulgo

Observance Begins In Mexico As Diaz Legacy Wanes

Observance starts and continues tomorrow as Mexicans recall Porfirio Diaz on his birthday while praising Adolfo de la Huerta as a worthy successor. The piece notes national longing for peace and ascendancy among nations with American support and includes a Los Angeles wedding telegram about a Ta peda actress bride blossoming in film roles.

Porfirio Diaz Mexico Porfirio Adolfo de la Huerta Republi

Hidalgo's Legacy and the Grito Tradition in Dolores

A historical note recalls Padre Hidalgo's September 15 1810 grito from Dolores bells as the Mexican people remember a lone march toward independence. It highlights Hidalgo's small band, faith in God, and the global echoes of liberty inspiring revolutions.

Padre Miguel Hidalgo Dolores Mexico Republic Hidalgo Spain United States France Simon Bolivar Luis Lopez Mendez Venezuela

Western Chase Series to Decide Title in Memphis Tournament

Notes indicate the Western Chase association championship will be settled at a Memphis tournament in late September. Details mention Harvard football scheduling Center College Kentucky and Valparaiso Indiana, a Dempsey Gunboat Smith bout in late September, and plans for Legion field games at Franklin Field.

Western Chase Association Memphis Harvard Center College of Kentucky Valparaiso University of Indiana Revere Mass Jack Dempsey Gunboat Smith American Legion Franklin’ Field Maryland State Fair Association Laure Europe Keene Fitzpatrick Princeton International Bowling Association Minneapolis

Laredo Cotton Gin In Full Swing At 18 Hours Daily

Cotton rush pours into Laredo as wagons and trucks deliver seed cotton to the Laredo Cotton Gin Co. plant on the Heights. The gin operates 7 a.m. to midnight to handle Webb and Zapata county crops, with 730 bales ginned by morning and more arriving daily. The season is expected to extend several weeks to process all Laredo and surrounding crop.

Laredo Webb County Zapata County Flora Dilgarde Anderson Commissioners’ Court Ladias Tooke & Co St Anthony Victoria Street Laredo Optical Co Lincoln Street J. E. Fowler

Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities

A brief notice inviting readers to watch THE TIMES daily for opportunities and deals, highlighting steady updates and monthly Se. per opportunity.

the Times

Two Thirds of Number for Library Membership

A Times report from Laredo notes about 200 members, two thirds of a 300 goal, are enrolled for the public library. The piece suggests readers would pay $5 yearly for access, contrasting with higher costs for individual books. Pioneer Printer Returns: P E Arguindegut takes over Vidauril Printing’s internal affairs after a twenty year absence, praised as a capable manager.

Laredo

Rio Grande border tax rescinded on both sides

The Nuevo Laredo city government ended its eight cent vehicle tax for funds to street improvements and suspended the order. Laredo followed with its retaliatory ten cent vehicle tax ceasing as well. Officials say normal cross border relations may soon return with passportless travel possible again. Masonic notice: Laredo Lodge 547 called meeting at 7:30 tonight with work in F C degree.

Nuevo Laredo Nucevo Laredo Laredo Rio Grande Mexico Laredo Todge A. F P A. M Hk. B. Lee W. M

The Fortune Teller Starring Marjorie Rambeau at Royal

Marjorie Rambeau stars in The Fortune Teller a two day Royal engagement praised as a powerful drama. Her performance as Renee Browning sorry mother and wife draws deep emotion aided by makeup and facial expression. Notable scenes include custody loss and a twenty year later reunion with her son delivering strong pathos. Also featured is Gentry Bros Shows wrestling act Savage the Savage champion touring with the act. Public notice indicates hours of operation for Consumers Ice and Fuel Co.

Marjorie Rambeau the Royal Miss Rambeau Renee Browning Gentry

Artificial Limbs and Prosthetics Offered in Texas

Chicago Artificial Limb Co markets legs arms trusses braces from 8 9 Coles Block El Paso Texas with agent Thos J Guernsey Jr at 9016 Farragut Street Laredo Texas dated 9 10 1m

Chicago Artificial Limb Co Coles Block el Paso Texas Thos. J. Guernsey, Jr Farragut Street Laredo

Local imports and notices fill Webb county page

The column lists imports from Mexico through Lando port including beer baskets lead ixtle bones and blood. It notes Benito Juarez College courses and recent marriage licenses. Webb county court meets on road matters as civic notes include dress ads optics plumbing and Nuevo Laredo Independence Day events and local services.

Mexico Lando Ixtle Benito Juarez” College Flores Avenue Jose R. Garza Aurelia Trevisio Russell C. Snyder Marzelle Elizabeth Bettie

Webb County bank statement shows assets and deposits total

Official statement from Webb County Texas bank dated September 1920 lists loans and discounts totaling 578 456 85 real estate loans 30 803 62 furniture and fixtures 5 800 00 cash and sight exchange 217 100 58 and deposits 669 099 35. It includes capital stock 125 000 90 undivided profits 24 844 54 and liabilities to banks and depositors with guaranty funds noted. Signed by presidents and cashiers with notary attestations.

Proguces Guaranty

Mass Meeting Called to Organize Laredo Boy Scout Council

A citizens mass meeting at Elks Hall in Laredo is set for Friday at 8 PM to organize a first class Boy Scout council. The call urges all parents to attend to support the aims of Boy Scouts, focusing on development, discipline and stronger manhood for local boys.

Elks Hall Laredo Elks’ Hall Boy Scouts In Enuui Boy Scouts

Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Easy Application

Advertises Zemo as a skin remedy available at drug stores for 35 cents or a dollar for extra large bottles. Claims to remove pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema and ringworm, leaving skin clear and healthy. Describes Zemo as a nonsticky antiseptic liquid that stains nothing and is easy to apply. By E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland.

E. W. Rose Co Cleveland, Oo

Money Makers Ad Teases Cash, Jobs and Deals

An upbeat want ad fragment touts opportunities to earn money, urging readers to explore ads for lucrative listings and quick profits in a bold classifieds style. It highlights financial gain and consumer bargains, inviting participation and inquiry.

A Daily Lesson in History September 15 Events

The entry lists milestones from 1817 to 1916, noting Gen. John M. Palmer birth and death dates, Porfirio Diaz birth and death, Utah governor proclaiming Nauvoo Legion review ban, Justice Benjamin R. Curtis death, Walter G. Campbell Niagara swim, Toledo floods with 3000 drowned, 1908 Budapest George Washington statue unveiling, and 1916 British Columbia voters adopting prohibition.

Utah Nauvoo Legion Benjamin R. Curtis Supreme Bench of the United States Newport Walter G. Campbell Niagara Rapids Toledo George Washington Budapest British Columbia

Notable Birthdays Mark September 15 in 1900s Era

On September 15, several prominent figures born that date are celebrated in histories. William H. Taft, ex president, hails from Cincinnati and turns 58. Sir Esme Howard, British ambassador in Madrid, 57. Frederick L. Blackmon, Fourth Alabama district congressman, Polk County Georgia born, 47. Henry D. Hatfield, former West Virginia governor, from Cogan County, 45. Dr. Edmund Otis Hovey, curator at the American Museum of Natural History, born in New Haven Connecticut, 54.

William H. Taft United States Cincinnati Sir Esme Howard Madrid Cumberland England Frederick L. Blackmon Congress Alabama Polk County Henry D. Hatfield West Virginia Cogan County W. Va Edmund Otis Hovey American Museum of Natural History New Haven

Lincoln Statue Unveiled in Manchester England

A new Lincoln statue was unveiled in Manchester England marking a ceremonial tribute. Simultaneously Russian forces under Admiral Kolchak reported driving Bolshevik forces from three sites in northern Siberia, signaling a strategic advance.

Abraham Lincoln Manchester England Admiral Kolchak Siberia

The Best Advertisement by E. B. Milburn

The best advertisement any merchant can have is a satisfied customer. E. B. Milburn of Guiomi Drug Store Guion Ark reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has sold for years with perfect satisfaction.

E. B. Milburn Prop Guiomi Drug Store Guion Ark

Prince Humbert the Sixteen Year Old Heir to Italy

Sixteen year old Prince Humbert, known as Umberton in Italy, is beloved by future subjects. A passionate Boy Scout, he asked to join the army as Italy entered the war, and his father let him accompany visits to the front where soldiers cheered him. He grows toward leadership as he matures.

Prince Humbert Umberton Italy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Porfirio Diez Los Angeles Christine Hill Thompson Afies HV Tapeda John Paul Thompson Sporting Ber Public Library Pioneer Printer P. E. Areuinudegut Vidauril Printing Contine Arguindégul New No Oliver Wm. A. Parker Co. Distributors Flores Ave Gex Two Laredos Rata Consumers Lee & Fuel Co Juarez Fidel Cantu Will W. Gregg Notary Public Times Office Merchants State Bank and Trust Company First State Bank and Trust Company Resources Guaranty Fund Wera Tomo Tarreka State of Texas Webb L. Villegas D. M. Valdez Db. M. Valdez A. D C. M. de la Garza Webb Co. Tex M. Ferrara Volpe A. M. Gonzalez B. G. Salinas Ss. We RK. K. Mims L. A. Lafon Benk R. K. Mims A. Lafon Webb Co Tex Pablo B. Juarez A. Mielar U. CL Aed Wits Ee Ie Eee Organized Scout Council Zemo John M. Palmer Tinois U. S Scott County Springfield Paris Thedford’s JLACK
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