Senate Voters Reject Treaty Fate Now With Wilson
Washington November 20 The fate of the peace treaty and the league of nations rests with the president after the senate failed to ratify the pact. With no expected developments until the next session begins December 1, Senator Lodge warned the failure may end the pact unless the president withdraws it and resubmits.
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Senate
Washington
Treaty of Peace
League of Nations
United States
Lodge
New Industrial Conference Named by the President
President Wilson has appointed a new industrial conference to meet in Washington on December 1 with seventeen members. The group includes government officials business leaders and former cabinet members and former governors, continuing work from the National Industrial Conference which failed over collective bargaining.
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Washington
Wilson
National Industrial Conference
General Chamberlain endorses America's aggressive military training
Major General Chamberlain in a general inspection report says the army system of training adopted years ago at West Point justified by world war experience. He notes that in France it was necessary to abandon foreign defensive tactics and return to the aggressive American method.
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Washington
West Point
Chamberlain
France
How Ratification Was Defeated in Senate Roll Call
Washington November 20 The roll call on the Underwood resolution of unqualified ratification shows 38 in favor and 53 against. Democrats and one Republican supported adoption while a larger bloc of Republicans opposed it, with several pairs and absences noted.
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Washington
Underwood
Ashurst
Bankhead
Beckham
Chamberlain
Dial
Fletcher
Gay
Gerry
Harris
Harrison
Henderson
Hitchcock
Johnson
South Dakota
Jones
New Mexico
King
Kirby
McKellar
Myers
Nugent
Overman
Owen
Phelan
Pittman
Pomerene
Ransdell
Robinson
Sheppard
Simmons
Smith
Arizona
Maryland
South Carolina
Stanley
Swanson
Walsh
Montana
Williams Walcott
McCumber
Ball
Borah
Brandegee
Calder
Capper
Colt
Cummins
Curtis
Dillingham
Edge
Elkins
Fernald
France
Frelinghuysen
Grenna
Hale
Harding
California
Kellogg
Kenyon
Keyes
Knox
la Follette
Lemroot
Lodge
McCormick
McLean
McNary
Moses
New
Newberry
Norris
Page
Penrose
Phipps
Poindexter
Sherman
Smoot
Spencer
Sterling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Warren
Watson
Gore
Reed
Shields
Georgia
Thomas
Trammell
Massachusetts
Culberson
Texas
Nelson
Minnesota
Fall
Aggies Favored In Turkey Day Gridiron Classic
College Station Texas November 20 Aggie football stock rises with Texas vs A and M clash set for Thanksgiving at Kyle Field. Texas leads in recent scores but A and M analysts see the Aggies as strong contenders with the Texas scout outlook skewed.
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Robert Emory Hicks
College Station
Aggie
Texas
Kyle Field
University of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Aggies
Baylor Bears
Waterloo
Oklahoma Aggies
Texas Aggies
Arkansas
Rice
Sewanee
Fort Worth
Southwestern University
Bible
Texas Aggie Club
Oklahoma
Parlov
Longhorns
Texas U and A. and M. clash in Thanksgiving game preview
Austin November 20. A. and M. seeks to remain undefeated on the home grid as Texas U. aims to break the jinx. Breakdown shows A. and M. 264 points to 181 for Texas in all games, but Texas has faced tougher recent schedules and boasts a faster, open style with Can non and McCullough in the backfield.
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CH. R. Cox
Texas U
Austin
Southwestern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Texas
State
Oklahoma A
Baylor
Haskell
Texas Aggies
Howard Payne
Trinity
T. GC. U
Phillips
College Station
Bobby Cannon
George McCullough
Graves
Hart
Evon
Austrian violinist barred from Louisville performance
Austrian violinist Fritz Kreissler was forbidden by Mayor George W. Smith to perform at the leading opera house in Louisville tonight and the contract was canceled.
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Louisville
Fritz Kreissler
George W. Smith
Prairie Oil and Gas Boosts Oil Prices Prompting Field Activity
Fort Worth reports Prairie Oil and Gas will pay two dollars fifty cents per barrel for crude oil immediately, an advance of fifty cents over Burkburnett prices and twenty five cents above Ranger oil, likely spurring field activity.
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Fort Worth
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Burkburnett
Ranger Oil
George Martin in Dallas Hospital After Football Injury
George Martin, fullback for the A and M team, is hospitalized in Dallas for several weeks after breaking his leg in the game against the Horned Frogs last Saturday. Ward received Ike Ashburn, commandant, in the report.
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Ward
Ike Ashburn
George Martin
Dallas
Martin
Horned Frogs
Butter fat tops 66 cents at Brenham creamery
Brenham reports record prices with butter fat at 66 cents per pound on Wednesday. Sweet milk brings 35 to 50 cents per pound. eggs 55 cents per dozen. country sausage 40 cents per pound. home grown vegetables selling well. turkeys at 25 cents per pound.
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Brenham
Washington County
Brenham Creamery Company
Boundary dispute settled in friendly agreement
Fort Worth November 20. Two governors appointed District Judge Calhoun of Texas and District Judge Jones of Oklahoma to decide which judge has jurisdiction over disputed oil properties in the Red River bed. The district judge with boundary lands jurisdiction will operate wells sell oil and hold receipts until the U S Supreme Court decides ownership. The agreement preserves rights of both parties in any final Washington suit.
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Fort Worth
Calhoun
Texas
Jones
Oklahoma
Red River
United Stat Supreme Court
Washington
Felipe Angeles Captured Near Parral in Villa Revolt
El Paso reports General Felipe Angeles, termed the Villa rebel movement's intellectual leader, has been captured near Parral. Details are scarce, with a cave suspected as the hiding place and no exact capture time given. Angeles, a former federal officer, rose under Huerta before his later involvement with Villa.
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el Paso
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Parral
Andres Ortiz
Chihuahua
Andres G. Garcia
Mr. Garcia
Garcia
Angeles
Federal
Porfirio Diaz
Diaz
Victoriano Huerta
Morelos
Zapata
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Cuidadela
Huerta
Railroads Curtail Non Essentials to Conserve Coal
Regional railroad directors unrestricted in curtailing non essential industries and unnecessary passenger traffic as extraordinary efforts intensify to preserve the dwindling coal supply.
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Chicago
Teachers suspected of radical ties summoned in New York
Sixteen teachers in New York City public and private schools were ordered to appear before a legislative committee probing Communist activities. The summons reflect ongoing concerns about radical influences in education.
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New York
New York City
Legislative Committee
San Marcos Mourns Longtime Resident Edward Northcraft
Edward Northcraft, born October 18, 1833 in Fulton Indiana, died at his San Marcos home. A Civil War era immigrant, he married Eliza Donalson in Canton Missouri in 1868 and lived in San Marcos ever since.
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San Marcos
Edward Northcraft
Fulton
Ind
Eliza Donalson
Canton
Fifteen Turkeys Bring in $74.25 at Brenham Sale
Louis Sternberg sold fifteen bronze turkeys in Brenham on a Wednesday for $74.25. Another farmer, Charles Schulze, sold ten turkeys weighing 202 pounds for $50.50.
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Brenham
Louis Sternberg
Charles Schulze
Russians Refused Service and Land Sale in Arizona
Russian colonists were deported from Caza Grande Pinal country in Arizona Saturday by an American region group after real estate men refused to sell them lands for refusing military service. The colonizing agent was loaded on cars with them, Deputy Sheriff Sullinger said.
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Tucson
Ariz
Caza Grande Pinal Country
Arizona
Sullinger
Steamship Roman in distress calls S O S near New York
The steamship Roman bound from New York to Marseilles sent SOS calls after steering gear broke. Coast guard received signals as the vessel was buffeted by rough seas. Navigation authorities confirmed radio reports via naval communications service.
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New York
Coast Guard Office
Marseilles
Naval Communications Service
Insurgents Fail in Attempt to Seize Vladivostok
Vladivostok November 20 revolutionary forces trying to seize Vladivostok were defeated. Their leader wounded and captured as government forces control the city and occupy the railway station. Executions of prisoners have begun. Allied troops patrol the city with American units guarding American facilities. US cruisers New Orleans and Brooklyn lie in harbor.
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Vladivostok
United States
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Stock Judging Team Heads to Chicago Exposition
The college stock judging team departs tonight for the International Stock Judging contest in Chicago visiting Missouri, Ames, Iowa, and Des Moines en route. The event on November 29 will feature fourteen institutions from the U.S. and Canada at the International Livestock Exhibition. The team includes W. T. Burns, W. B. Cook, W. W. Derrick, K. J. Edwards, L. R. Reed, and D. L. Stevens, senior Animal Husbandry students with prior team experience.
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Chicago
Missouri
Ames
Iowa
Des Moines
United States
Canada
W. T. Burns
W. B. Cook
W. W. Derrick
K. J. Edwards
L. R. Reed
D. L. Stevens
Colonel Burns
Major Edwards
Sergeant Reed
Oklahoma City and
Fort Worth
Body of Lieut. Garrett Killed in Russia Arrives in Gatesville
Lieut. Frank P. Garrett killed in action in Russia. His body, with military escort from Hoboken, is expected to arrive next Thursday and be buried in Gatesville at 1 30 p m if time allows. The funeral will be held with Rev P A Heckman officiating. Survived by wife Cecile Mistrot, he was brother in law of Felix Mistrot and nephew of former Mayor H B Mistrot of Waco. American legionnaires from across the state summoned for full military funeral.
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Waco
Frank P. Garrett
Garrett
Russia
Hoboken
Gatesville
P. A. Heckman
Church of the Assumption
Felix E. Mistrot
H. B. Mistrot
Cecile Mistrot
Bryan
W. H. Wilson
H. B
Mistrot
Felix Mistrot, Jr
W. G. Robinson
American Legioners
Widely Known Banker Dies in Oklahoma Hotel
Joplin reports William B. Kanes a renowned capitalist and banker died suddenly at a hotel in Waggoner Oklahoma. The obituary notes his prominence in financial circles and his sudden death today.
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Oklahoma
Joplin
William B. Kanes
Waggoner
Okla
Peace Treaty Into Effect Now Urged By Supreme Council
Paris November 20. After the US senate adjourned without ratifying the peace treaty peace conference circles were surprised. The supreme council withheld comment while French officials showed disappointment no surprise. Foreign Minister Pichon urged the treaty be put into force by December 1 and this view appeared to prevail.
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Paris
United States Senate
Washington
Supreme Council
Pichon
Riot Claimed Ten Lives in Cairo Demonstrations
Cairo reports ten killed and about one hundred twenty injured in Sunday riotous demonstrations. Three police stations were set on fire and prisoners released as rioters paraded with the wounded. British troops restored order across the city.
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Cairo
Egypt
Lodging Quarters for Thanksgiving Crowd Problem
The Bryan College area faces a lodging shortage for the A and M versus Texas Thanksgiving game. Hotel Bryan is booked full and records show 10 000 to 12 000 visitors expected, with many arriving a day early. Citizens may need to open homes to provide rooms, and the commercial club could assist the athletic association in housing overflow.
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Bryan
College
Texas University
Hotel Bryan
Commercial Club
Athletic Association
Novelty Show Delights College Crowd
The Livestock Novelty show at the college livestock pavilion drew a large crowd last night. A campus parade led by the band preceded the event with many students participating. The program featured goat roping, potato races, a chariot race, and amateur vaudeville acts to raise funds for the stock judging team bound for the Chicago exposition.
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College Livestock Pavilion
Chicago
Battle Near Palomas Between Federals and Villa Rebels
Juarez, Nov 20. General Escobar says a battle is looming between Mexican federal forces led by General Manuel Diguez and Villa rebels near Palomas, south of Ojinaga, Chihuahua.
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Juarez
Manuel Diguez
Palomas
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Escobar
Juarez District
James Callan to Face Examining Trial Today
In San Angelo on November 20 the James Callan case is scheduled for examining trial at Menard ville with authorities preparing formal proceedings and defense coordination.
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James Callan
San Angelo
Menardville
Methodist Minister Retires After Half Century Service
Ballinger Texas reports Rev. W. H. Doss retires from the Methodist ministry after fifty years of service. He preached in Tennessee for forty years before moving to Texas and served at Fore at water Mills before locating near his son Judge A K Doss.
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Ballinger
Tex
W. H. Doss
Mr. Doss
Tennessee
Texas
Water Mills
A. K. Doss
Count It Disaster If Rand Americans Withheld From Work
The Manchester Guardian editorial laments American opposition to the peace treaty, arguing Europe must understand that opposition targets the treaty’s outcome, not nationalism. It says the covenant arose from passion and is morally urgent, risking disaster if America withholds its hand.
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Europe
London
The
Manchester Guardian
America
Gulf Pipe Line Advances Price On Texas Crude
Wichita Falls reports Gulf Pipe Line company raised the price of Texas crude oil by twenty cents to two dollars and twenty five cents per barrel today.
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Gulf Pipe Line
Texas
Wichita Falls
Gulf Pipe Line Company
Governor Hobby names two candidates for Texas Supreme Court
Austin November 206 Two men qualified to sit as associate justices in the Texas supreme court because they do not own automobiles have been found They are C B Birkhead of San Antonio and C C Mulkey of Commerce Governor Hobby announced their appointment to try the case of Adkins against the State Highways department
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
C. B. Birkhead
San Antonio
C. C. Mulkey
Commerce
Hobby
Adkins
State Highways Department
Governor Harding proposes working mines by states
Des Moines November 20 Governor Harding prepared a message to the governors of other coal producing states suggesting a conference to discuss concerted action toward a resumption of mining under state control.
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Des Moines
Harding
Mexican Federals Defeat Indians in San Javier District
Reports from Nogales Arizona dated November 20 indicate Mexican federal troops defeated the Indians in the San Javier district driving them from the area with heavy losses.
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Nogales
Ariz
San Javier
Bank Doors Closed For Seale Funeral Observance
In tribute to the late Mrs Elizabeth Seale the First State Bank and Trust company closed today and will stay shut tomorrow per notices posted on the door.
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Elizabeth Seale
First State Bank & Trust Company
Death of Texas newspaper veteran Colonel Taylor McRae
Fort Worth reports Colonel Taylor McRae aged 78 a longtime Texas newspaper man died at city hospital after a brief illness. The announcement notes his stature as one of the state’s oldest in the field and honors his career.
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Fort Worth
Taylor McRae
Texas
Formation of Hungarian Cabinet Under Lissat
Vienna reports the formation of a Hungarian cabinet led by Julien W. Lissat, formerly president of the court of justice.
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Lissat
Vienna
Julien W. Lissat
Court of Justice
Exodus of brewers to China ends temperance gains
St. Louis November 20 Dr Mary Stone national president of the W C T U in China told the National Women's Temperance Union convention that an exodus of brewers to China will undo prohibitionist accomplishments there.
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China
St. Louis
Mary Stone
National Women’s Temperance Union
Britain Holds Firm on Egypt Policy Despite Demonstration
London sources say Britain will not be deflected from its Egyptian policy by a national demonstration. The stance, reaffirmed November 20, underscores consistency in imperial policy amid public pressure.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
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