Bartlett Mayor Blocks Ku Klux Klan Parade In Public Warning
In Bartlett Texas the mayor ordered the city marshal to post notices forbidding a Ku Klux Klan parade and pledged to enforce state laws against masked appearances. He warned deputies and armed citizens would prevent the march, while critics argued officials overstep by arming themselves and that the law should apply only if crimes occur. The piece also weighs unemployment in New York and rural Texas suggestions for work on land to improve self-sufficiency.
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Bartlett
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
South
Commonwealth
New York
Health Department
Europe
The Auction Block and Its Unemployment Message
In New York Ledoux plans a five story building lease to house a thousand men with sleeping quarters dining room and kitchen as part of an auction block effort to publicize unemployment and aid men through workshops and self help measures. The approach aims to dramatize the crisis and provide practical aid through cobbling repairing and other shops while urging public support.
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Ledoux
Zero
Fie
New York
Doux
Cade
Presbyterian Church Institute Opens Sunday In Laredo
A Church Institute will begin this Sunday at What Presbyterian Church in Laredo with Dr. T. W. Currie of Austin leading the Junior Bible class and preaching at 10:20 am and 7:30 pm open air. Howard Paisley of McAllen will conduct evening services Tuesday through Friday at 7:20 pm and speak to ladies Thursday at 4 pm. Public invited to all events through Rally Day services next Sunday.
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What Presbyterian Church
T. W. Currie
Austin Presbyterian Church
University Presbyterian Church of
Currie
Men's Brotherhood of the
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Paisley
Paisley
The
Institute
Cotton gin season closing notice at Laredo plant
All parties with cotton for ginning are asked to bring it in before September 20. After that date the Laredo Cotton Gin Co will close for the season to enlarge repair and alter facilities. Action dated 9 21 31.
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Laredo Cotton Gin CO
Population Decline in Palestine Reported by Sir Herbert Samuel
London dispatch reports that Palestine now has about 700000 inhabitants, far below ancient levels. Ten thousand immigrants arrived in the seven months ending May 1921. Water shortages prompt use of the pools of Solomon as authorities plan new reservoirs. The garrison is 5000, costing £2500 each battle-ready man.
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Associated Press
London
Palestine
Gatlee
Sir Herbert Sammuel
Jerusalem
Solomon
Laredo Gossip Roundup From the Street and Saloons
A fragmentary Laredo gossip column notes Louise the stenographer glad saloons are gone screens on windows avoided bar files, Henry Ford’s car in sight, the IGN railroad claim, a barber’s joke about a sleeping man’s open mouth, Eng Christen the fisherman's feats, a 48 pound baby weighed on seeles, hose play in warm days, old cheese fad, milk valued, miners drinking fellowships, night crawlers sought by San Ramon fishermen, fat men “tip the light fantastic” on the town, and Louise’s remarks fading as she toils.
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Louise
Notice to Patrons From Harper Dairy
Notice to patrons. Cattle tested for tuberculosis and found free of disease. M. A. Harper of Harper's Dairy announces health status and provides phone contact 494. Dated 6 22 f.
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M. A. Harper
Harper's Dairy
A Pronounced Success of Chamberlain’s Colfe Remedy
The uniform success in relieving bowel complaints has made Chamberlain’s Colfe and Disrrhoea Remedy nearly universally used. It helps both children and adults and is regarded as unrivaled by those who have used it.
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Chamberlain
Dew Learns From Papers He May Lose Moonshine Still
A fragment notes Dew hopefulness and speculation about John Marley or others possibly losing their grip on a moonshine operation as reports hint at shifts in his status. The text reads like a gossiping snippet from a small town paper.
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John Marley Orn
The
Times Daily Watch for Opportunities and CC Per Month
The Times offers daily monitoring for opportunities and CC charges on a monthly basis. Readers are advised to stay alert for new business openings and related credit considerations.
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TIMES
Oportunities
Farewell to the Officers by Kiwanis Grand Affair
The Laredo Kiwanis Club hosted a farewell party for the 17th Infantry officers at the Hamilton Hotel. The event featured elaborate club décor, regimental colors, speeches by Col. Cochran and others, prize drawings, a strong musical program, and a formal dining menu.
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Kiwanis
Notice to Hunters on Mann Farm Lease
Notice to hunters that the T. Mann farm is leased and hunting or fishing is strictly not permitted. Do not request permits.
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T. ©. Mann
Red Cross seeks missing persons in cross-border notice
The notice asks anyone acquainted with Felicitas Flores Aguilar Estanislada McLeod and Mary D. Vandervert to inform them they are being sought by the Red Cross. Aguilar and McLeod are listed with unknown current addresses formerly in Laredo and Vandervert last heard at Hotel Morelos in Nuevo Laredo. They are urged to report to Rev W. Cook for possible financial assistance.
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W. Cook
Felicitas Flores Aguilar
Laredo
Estanislada McLeod
Mary D. Vandervert
Hotel Morelos
Nuevo Laredo
Red Cross
Dressmaking Shop Moves to Lincoln Street Location
Mrs J F Sorrille announces relocation of her dressmaking and hemstitching shop from Richters to 1117 Lincoln Street near Central Hardware Store. The notice dates 9 19.1m.
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Richter'’s
Lincoln Street
Central Hardware Store
J. FE. Sorrille
City Attorney Warns Laredo Water on Retroactive Rate
John A City Attorney states notice to Laredo Water Company regarding September rates. City Council action dated September 20 and retroactive rate disputes are cited. Company cannot charge $1.00 behind the meter after meter charges, and future rate plans will be challenged in court if not agreed by the city.
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Laredo Water Company
John A
Laredo Rail Traffic Clears Across Rio Grande
The Laredo Chamber of Commerce telegraphed Mexican Rail officials congratulating them on moving all freight cars destined for Mexico, freeing yards and opening traffic. The note says congestion since December 1920 due to locomotive and rolling stock shortages is ended and shipments will resume regularly.
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Laredo Chamber of Commerce
P. S. Alvarez
National Lines of Mexico
Monterey
Ernesto Quntanza Liano
Mex Lco City
Rio Grande
Mexico
Marinesblank the Bears as Mitchell shuts out San Antonio
The Dallas Marines defeated the San Antonio Bears 5 to 0 at Caliche Park in a game highlighted by Mitchell’s pitching for Dallas. The Bears were limited to two runs on two hits, while Dallas scored in three different innings. After the game, the teams traveled to Mexico City for a series of games, with 36 team members and wives in the party.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Mexico City
San Antonio Bears
Dallas Marines
Texas Baseball League
Caliche Park
Mitchell
Marines
Bears
Robertson
Tiner
Coachman
Brock
Hamilton Hotel
Opening Dance at Puig Building Friday Night
An opening dance will be held at the Puig Building located at 115 Lincoln St on Friday evening September 23 at 8 30 p m. Five string music will be featured and an admission of 1 00 is charged with ladies admitted free. The notice is dated September 22, 1921.
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Puig Building
Lincoln St
Hotel Hamilton dining room decor credited to Kiwanis group and Mackay
The Laredo Kiwanis Club officers and members together with the undersigned committee express thanks and appreciation for Mr. F L Mackay Boy Scout Executive who crafted the artistic decoration of the Hotel Hamilton dining room last evening. SAM W. BROWN, HOWARD W. MOORE, EDGARDS. JEWELL, Committee.
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Hotel Hamilton
F. L. Mackay
Laredo Kiwanis Club
Mackay
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers for Ensuring Year
New Laredo Council No. 2304 Knights of Columbus elects officers for 1921 1922 term from Oct 1 1921 to Oct 1 1922. Named are Dr Francisco R Canseco grand knight Ismael Rodriguez deputy grand knight Adolph R Kahn recorder A Z Galea financial secretary Felipe Moreno treasurer Francis L Lewis chancellor M J Raymond advocate J M Herrera warden A Charola inner guard T J Saucedo outer guard A B Gale Alfonso Zufliga and Ricardo M Gonzalez trustees.
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Laredo
Knights of Columbus
B. J. Wleyendecker
Francisco R. Canseco
Ismael Rodriguez
Adolph R. Kahn
A. Z. Galea
Notice on Hunting Prohibition Near Target Range
Property owner prohibits hunting in pastures adjoining Target Range. Trespassers will be prosecuted vigorously under applicable laws and penalties.
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Court of Appeals
Klan
Church Institute
Nuevo Laredo Bull Ring
Tom White
Bobbie Mason
Battling Hanson
Tony Mario
Kid Lewis
Bobbie Burns
Manuel Valle
K. O. SI
Pete Herman
Ringside Shade
Fotagat
Obregon
Enrique D. Ruiz
Zionist Organization of the
United States
Zionist Movement
Henry Ford
City Drug Co
City Hall
Earth
Eng. Christen
Beatrice
San Ramon
Jean Omos
Walls Louise
Louvain
Louvain University
Murray Bother
Stobert Bue
France
806Th
Seventy-Seventh Division
Mott Street
On Leong Tong
Fort Mcintosh
17Th Infantry
Wm. B. Cochran
America
Chas. W. Cook
Paul C. Sulak
Scotch Woolen Mills
Clyde C. Connor
Howard W. Moore
Camphais & Company
Alden B. Muller
Bordeaux
Sam W. Brown
Kiwanis Club
Cook
Laredond
8. Cochran
Harry L. Gwynn
Lloyd
P. V. Blanchard
R. H.R. Dallas
Edgards. Jewell
Committee
New Laredo
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