Lloyd George Attacks League of Nations in San Remo
San Remo April 21. British Premier Lloyd George denounces the League of Nations as a time losing machine and threatens its collapse after French and Italian premiers meet. The flare comes amid France's protest over a Ruhr evacuation delay and Millerand’s disarmament demand. An animated exchange follows, implying France may withdraw from Frankfort.
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San Remo
League of Nations
Lloyd George
League
France
Supreme Council
Germany
Ruhr
Millerand
Wilson
Mille
U S Would Extend Time Limit For Germans on Rhine
Washington April 21 State Department suggested extending the three month limit for German forces in the neutral zones near the Rhine. San Remo decisions are read as discouraging a extension. Germany had asked for more time to withdraw guards opposite Coblenz and may risk unrest if forces depart.
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U. S
Rhine
Washington, D. C
State Department
Germany
San Remo
Ruhr
Millerand
Goeppert
Precher Miller
Coblenz
Senate approves large army reorganization bill
The Senate approved the Wadsworth army reform bill by 46 to 10, authorizing a regular army of 297 000 and a National Guard of 425 000 with universal training for youths 18 to 21. The measure moves to conference, with Norris opposing after being absent.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Wadsworth
Norris
Nebraska
Reed
Missouri
Vo Baan
National Guard
House
Langbein Boerner Wedding at Sisterdale
Miss Hilda Langbein wed Arthur Boerner on April 21 at the Langbein home in Sisterdale. Justice C. A. Fellbaum officiated with only the parents present. The couple then moved to the old Boerner place above Comfort.
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Hilda Langbein
Wm. Langbein
Sisterdale
Arthur Boerner
Fred. Boerner
Comfort
C. A. Fellbaum
Boerner
Cotton Prices Driven Down by Farmers Giving Away Pickings
Ennis Texas April 17 Farmers who give cotton away for picking depress market prices. A H Wicker Co warns low prices spread globally as not only the few bales but every unsold bale fuels ammunition for bears and speculators. Rabid marketing pits farmer against producer and spinner amid concerns over rot and lost earnings.
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Ennis
Texas
A. H. Wicker & Co
Four Per Cent Beer Bill Passed in Rhode Island Assembly
Rhode Island lawmakers define four per cent beer as non intoxicating under state law and allow sale within the state. The General Assembly passed the measure clarifying that this beer quality is not intoxicating and falls under state authority.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. L
General Assembly
Well Known Comfort Citizen Is Dead
Comfort April 20 T N Matter aged fifty seven died at his home near Comfort on Monday April 19 at 7 oclock p m He was a well known farmer in the community and had lived in Comfort nearly forty years since 1882 from Elizabethville Pa He married Sophie Roemer on December 22 1889 and they had ten children eight living including Elizabeth Hedwig Clarence Harry Theodore and Elmer Matter Three grandchildren and three sisters Mrs F Roach of Chicago Mrs L KE Gerhard and Mrs John H Wharton of San Antonio and one brother A G N Matter of Colony Kansas survive him
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Comfort
Apri
T. N. Matter
Matter
Elizabethville
Sophie Roemer
Chas. Roemer
L. KE. Gerhard
John H. Wharton
San Antonio
A. G. N. Matter
Colony
Kans
Women Battle for Ballot in Louisiana and Beyond
The National Woman's Party sends Mrs. Anne Calvert Neely to New Orleans to coordinate efforts as Louisiana lawmakers prepare for May sessions. The outcome in Delaware could push Louisiana to supply the 36th or 37th state needed for ratification amid ongoing campaigns and Ohio referendum concerns.
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Washington, D. C
National Woman’s Party Today
New Orleans
Anne Calvert Neely
Cam
Delaware
Louisiana
Ohio
Arm Break Draws Fisher Store Owner to Blanco
Hans Fisher of Fisher Store suffered a broken arm above the wrist after a Ford car kick. He was taken to Blanco where Dr. Fulcher treated the injury and reported he was doing nicely.
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Hans Fisher
Fisher Store
Blanco
Fulcher
Hans
University Men Adopt Overall Wear for All Students
Junior Law students at the University vote to make overalls compulsory for male members. Middle and Senior Law Classes quickly back the move, and by Monday morning overall-clad students become common across departments. The overall club gains universitywide membership and challenges the High School of Texas.
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Austin
J. A’s
Texa
Corn Shelling at Reliance Roller Mills
A brief notice reports WANTED to shell corn at Reliance Roller Mills. The item seeks workers or contractors to perform corn shelling duties at the mill facility.
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Reliance Roller Mills
Receiver's Notice in Gillespie County Texas
J F J Maier appointed and qualified as Receiver of the property and estate of William Engel Jr of Cam City Gillespie County Texas demands all debts be paid to him and all claims presented to him as Receiver with immediate effect.
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J. F. J. Maier
District Court of
Gillespie County
Wm. Engel
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Aintira
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Lee Cauley
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A. J
Dick Prazsel
Crescent St
Alamo Heights
San Antonio, Texas
Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Schmidt Bros
Klaerner’s
Schlueter’s Orchestra
Walter Klaerner
Boerner-Langbein
Felix W. Maier
University
Fredericksburg, Texas
Hotepp
California
Knopp
Nash
Kenosha
Hohmann & Stehling
Richard Henke
Henke Bros
Petermann
Fordson Farm
Louis Kott & Co
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