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Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1920

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Mexican Communist Leaders Plan General Strike Oct 1

Mexican communist federation leaders vote to call a general strike October 1 unless labor disputes are settled by September 30. Sixty five branches in the republic join with 75 branches of a less radical group, plus ties to United States and Canada with Industrial Workers of the World backing. The presidency urges settlements before month end.

Republic Associated Press Mexico City Communist Federation of the Mexican Proletariat United States Canada Industral Workers of the World Workers Confederation of the

Big Cotton Break Hits New York Market Today

The Associated Press reports a sharp cotton decline in New York for November delivery with prices dropping over $5 per bale to 23.80. Other months fell 5 to 45 points from yesterday as selling intensified amid weak Southern spot markets and continuing price-cutting pressure nationwide.

Associated Press New York

Commerce group predicts steady year end despite risks

Washington reports the Chamber of Commerce of the United States foresees good business for the rest of the year. The committee on statistics and standards notes a liberal volume of buying but on a calm, sober footing across the commercial, industrial, and agricultural outlook.

Washington Committee On Statistics and Standards Chamber of Commerce of the United States

El Paso Collector Named in Wilson Appointee

Washington September 25 Warren W Carpenter of El Paso was appointed by President Wilson as collector of customs for district No 24 with headquarters in El Paso.

Associated Press Washington Warren W. Carpenter el Paso Wilson District No. 24

Governor Cox Visits Veterans in Denver Hospital

Governor Cox paid a visit to former service men in a Denver hospital today before departing for northern Colorado and Wyoming.

Associated Press Denver Colo Cox Colorado Wyoming

Local suit prices cited in breach case Blum vs Levin

In St Louis on September 25 the proceedings in the breach of contract suit Blum of New York brings against local jobber Philip Levin state that men s suits bought from area jobbers last May averaged under six dollars per suit.

Associated Press St. Louis Simon Blum New York Philip Levin

Inland passenger plane crash near London kills five

An inland passenger airplane crashed on the outskirts of London. The pilot and four passengers were killed, with several others seriously injured. The crash occurred today and is being investigated by authorities.

Associated London London

Paris Chamber Supports Government After Debate on Policies

The Paris chamber of deputies voted confidence in the government today after a debate on foreign and domestic policies. The vote was 570 in favor to 80 against.

Associated Ce Paris Tre Chamber” of Deputies

Boston Bank Closed by City Commissioner

The Cosmopolitan Trust Company in Boston with overseas agencies was closed by Bank Commissioner Joseph Allen this morning. It marks the fifth bank closure by Allen in Boston in the last five weeks.

Associated Press Boston Mass Cosmopolitan Trust Company Joseph Allen

Joint Commission Meeting Approval Abroad

Tokyo reports favored idea of a joint high commission to solve the California problem. The plan would include President Wilson’s cabinet, senior U S officials and prominent Japanese. Steps may push treaty rights and seek U S Supreme Court review to suspend California statutes.

Associated Press Tokyo Joint High Commission California Joint Commission Asahi Shimbun Jara- Saka Wilson United States Supreme Court

Robbery at Katy Coal Company Payroll Near South Radley

In Pittsburg Kansas on September 28 several men robbed the Katy Coal Company payroll from a cashier at South Radley. They seized nearly $11,000 and fled in the cashier’s car. Cashier W. C. Werg was seriously injured when struck with a heavy instrument during the robbery.

Py Associated Pléas Pittsburg Kans Katy Coal Company South Radley W. C. Werg

Prosecute Coal Dealers in Fort Worth and Wichita Falls

Fort Worth and Wichita Falls coal dealers face immediate prosecution if they continue current sale prices, stated United States District Attorney R. K. E. Taylor after consulting with the attorney general.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas Wichita Falls United States RK. E. Taylor

Railroad Sale Ordered by Federal Court in Denver

Denver officials say the Denver and Rio Grande railroad was ordered sold by Judge Walter H. Sanborn in federal court. The sale follows a suit brought by Equitable Trust Company of New York. A stockholders' committee petition for postponement was heard and rejected.

Associated Press Denver Colo Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Walter H. Sanborn Equitable Trust Company of New York

Machine Picking Engine Demonstrated Near Dallas

Dallas viewers see a tractor mounted cotton picker in action. Angus Campbell’s design, developed with Theodore H. Price, features dual vertical cylinders with revolving needles that wrap lint, claiming 500 to 600 pounds of seed cotton per hour and cleaner harvest than hand picking. A manufacturing contract has been awarded after positive demonstrations.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Angus Campbell Theodore H. Price New York

Dairy Herds Lead Riviera District to Prosperity

In Kleberg county Texas the Riviera district dairy herd rescue transformed hard times into prosperity. Settlers began dairy farming years ago and built purebred Jerseys into a growing nucleus. Creamery checks cover average farm expenses while milk byproducts support pigs and other lines, making cotton and other crops seem velvet by comparison.

Associated Press Corpus Christi Texas Riviera Kleberg County Jerseys

Raid Nets Stills and Whiskey Near Denison Texas

In a raid four miles south of Denison on Sept 26 two stills and 200 gallons of corn whiskey were seized. Two men and one woman were arrested in the operation conducted on a rural farm.

Associated Press Denison Texas

Fuel oil tests spark plan to revolutionize industry

In Galveston Texas a series of practical tests led by the Southern Pacific Railroad to raise the Baume gravity and improve the fluidity of Mexican Paneco oil aims to unlock 150 million barrels for ships and locomotives. Col Persech and Prof Detweller lead work with Beaumont refinery ties and future plant plans.

Associated Press Galveston Texas Southern Pacific Railroad Company John J. Perch New York Persech Detweller Bethlehem Beaumont Panneo

Laredo National Bank Statement Listing Finances in Texas

Balance sheet style note from Laredo National Bank Texas lists capital stock surplus undivided profits reserves and taxes figures. Shows deposits total liabilities and earnings components with assistant cashiers M W Brennan, A L Vidaurri, and J R Pasnacht named.

THE Laredo National Bank Laredo, Texas Ena

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