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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1920
Page
6
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A historic editorial condemns anarchists tied to a wave of bombings aimed at prominent Americans. It urges continued deportations and arrests, calling for harsh punishment of those connected with propaganda, while contrasting Bolshevik Soviet aims with American ideals and warning of foreign influence.
The Galveston occupation by Texas troops ends on the 20th with martial law lifted and city and county officials resuming control. Captain Joe Brooks will command the police, aided by State Rangers, as order, safety in work, and normal port traffic resume despite past labor unrest and violence.
Charles Lang a leading onion grower and respected Laredo resident died at 12:10 AM after sudden severe pain in the left side. A Montreal native aged 69, he moved to Laredo in 1882, married Katharine Friday in 1889, and leaves wife, two sons Charles and George, and two daughters Vera and Grace. Funeral held at his home then at the city cemetery with Elks Lodge and Episcopal Church rites.
On September 20, notable birthdays include ex-President Cecilie formerly of Germany born in Mecklenburg. Most Rev Samuel P Mathewson Archbishop of Rupert's Land born in Kildonan Man. Dr L Clark Seelye of Smith College born Bethel Conn. Herbert Putnam Librarian of Congress born New York City. Pierre Maupome famed billiard pro born Vera Cruz Mexico. Nails trivia notes fingernail growth rates vary by finger.
An advertising note promotes daily access to The Times with a subscription offer at 60 cents per month, inviting readers to follow opportunities featured in the paper.
The Royal Theater featured Georges Carpentier in the drama The Wonder Man. Attendees marveled at his boxing exhibition in three rounds that echoed his London fight fame. Tonight’s show is expected to attract encore crowds.
Leonard Layton of Brownsville was arraigned for an examining trial for the stabbing death of John Burke on Saturday evening September 11. He waived examination and was bound over to await the next district court grand jury with no bond granted.
E B Milburn of Guion Drug Store Guion Arkansas reports repeated customer satisfaction with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy over the years. He asserts the product consistently delivers perfect satisfaction to buyers.
J D Steakley a prominent banker and oil operator of Desdemona Texas arrives in Laredo this afternoon and will meet Bor Tex Oil Co directors. He believes Bor Tex will soon bring in the first oil gusher for the Laredo area. Drilling led by Driller Black is progressing rapidly and exciting developments are anticipated. Local stock sales surge as investors flock to Bor Tex.
The Western Texas Presbytery meets in the Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 7 30 with about forty commissioners from Rio Grande Valley to San Marcos and Uvalde. After opening preaching, officers are elected and a reception follows. Sessions run all day Wednesday and Thursday with events at Hamilton Hotel and a Thursday 7 30 Africa talk by Rev Chalmers Vinson. Public is welcome to all sessions.
Chicago Artificial Limb Co advertises legs arms trusses braces through El Paso Texas and Thos J Guernsey Jr agent in Laredo Texas with street addresses and date 9 10 1m.
A highly contestable baseball game at Caliche Park saw the civilian Laredos defeat the Thirty seventh Infantry 6 to 4. Ortiz and Kissel pitched for the Laredos, Salinas and Winters for the 37th Infantry. The game swung with a 2-2 tie, Soldiers led 4-2 entering the ninth before the Laredos rallied for three runs to seal the win.
A local store announces it will close on the upcoming Wednesday for the holiday. L Daiches, jeweler, requests customers plan accordingly and notes the date 9 20 21.
Strong drama headlines Rialto Sunday program featuring May Allison in Held in Trust. Audiences hailed her performance in this vehicle with critics noting it surpasses Walkoffs. Showtimes today include matinee and evening engagements.
Despondent patients with indigestion are told recovery is possible. Hundreds have been permanently cured and can now eat what they crave. The tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. If you have not tried them do so at once.
All boys ages 12 to 18 interested in the Boy Scout movement are invited to a mass meeting at 8 o clock Friday evening at Scout headquarters on Convent Avenue opposite the Soldiers Club. Topics of importance will be discussed and new troops formed if sufficient material is available.
Due to crowded conditions and rising enrollments at Laredo High School Superintendent L. J. Chris ten transferred Mrs. E. H. Burr from the Fourth Ward School. Mrs. Burr began duties at the High School this morning.
The First Methodist Church will dedicate the paid building next Sunday at 10:30 AM. The public is invited to attend this solemn service. 9-20-61. Also noted are imports from Mexico at Laredo including bones zinc and ixtde. Listing for Benito Juarez College at 1018 Flores Ave offers a complete commercial course with English and Spanish specialty. 9-8-1. Wednesday marks Yom Kippur with business closure by Jewish residents. Studio opening by Mrs Flora Dilgarde Anderson on Sept 7. reservations at 4538. 9-4-11. Other briefs cover marriage licenses, local ads, probate court session, jewelry buyers, classes, plumbing, electrical ads, oil prospect interest, and watch/jewelry repairs.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad touts 35 years of use, states the medicine acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and expel poison, and urges immediate purchase with testimonials from Toledo Ohio and local druggists.
The United States weather bureau forecast from New Orleans is carried by The Times via the Telephone Co. Tonight and Tuesday show generally fair conditions. Observations at Fort McIntosh record a max of 96 degrees and a min of 75 with a southeast wind and clear skies.
Gentry Bros Dog and Pony Show comes to Laredo tomorrow with new acts. Lions leopards pumas and other forest bred beasts added to the Wild Animal Arena trademark. Street parade features animal performers clowns and novelties for children to enjoy the dogs ponies and elephants in parade dress.
One year ago today on September 20 President Wilson addressed Los Angeles in support of the League of Nations. The report notes that twelve hundred and fifty American troops departed Vladivostock bound for the United States.
The Thirty seventh Infantry Regiment stationed at Fort McIntosh and Fort McIntosh Camp will move to Fort Wayne Michigan within weeks. The Seventeenth Infantry is ordered to hold to depart for Fort McIntosh to replace the 37th. Laredo residents will bid farewell as officers and men leave, leaving behind many friendships.
Mrs John Poe of Pekin Illinois details a fifteen year illness cured by Tanlac. She describes agonizing digestion heart pressure fainting and rheumatic pain then notes a 30 pound gain and restored energy. Tanlac is sold in Laredo by Windrow Bros.
A compact list of notable historical dates and figures with brief biographical notes. Includes Charles Carroll of Carrollton born in Annapolis and died in Baltimore in 1832, Covent Garden fire in 1808, Gen. John F. Reynolds born in 1820 and killed at Gettysburg in 1863, Laura Keene’s 1852 New York debut, and milestones such as Novgorod’s 1000th anniversary, the 1870 end of Papal temporal power in Rome, Garibaldi monument unveiling in 1895, and Cardinal Farley’s body viewing in 1918 in New York.
The Chamber of Deputies endorsed a vacancy law to fix cabinet members in the line of succession if the President dies is incapacitated or absent. Interior Minister leads the order, ensuring a loyal administration assumes the presidency rather than an opposition member. Critics doubt Senate approval will follow amid conservative control and political risk.
In the Pacific Islands cricket thrives with high zeal as sixty to seventy players per side. Games stretch across weeks, culminating in a fierce clash that ends in a murderous assault on the umpire.
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