Public notice of relocation and return visit plans
A resident announces moving to San Antonio on February 1. They will stay in Fredericksburg during the last week of each month at their former residence on Liano Road for access by the public.
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San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Liano Road
Schumann
Jarvis
New York City
Alamo Plaza
Nellie Schbumann
Albert
Schumann Studio
BUICK
Holland Refuses to Surrender Ex Kaiser to Allies
Holland replies to Allied demand for surrender of the Ex Kaiser, flatly refusing to comply. It argues Germany’s obligation to surrender rests with Holland, cites Versailles not binding on Holland, and says Dutch law and tradition forbid surrender. The note asserts justice, national honor, and historical refuge for the vanquished prevent such action.
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Holland
Germany
Netherlands
Second Council of the League of Nations to form permanent court
Washington reports the second League of Nations council meeting in January plans to convene in February in London to discuss establishing the permanent court of international justice. The United States helped originate the idea, with Elihu Root named as American member on the organizing panel.
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Washington
D. C
Council of the
League of Nations
London
Permanent Court of International Justice
Paris
Saar Valley Boundary ComMission
United States
Council
American Senate
League
Elihu Root
Kno
Root
Europe
League of Nation
Secretaries Picked for Treasury and Agriculture
President Wilson names David Franklin Houston to succeed Carter Glass as Secretary of the Treasury and Edwin T. Meredith of Iowa to be Secretary of Agriculture. Houston wires acceptance from Miami and travels to Washington. Meredith, editor of Successful Farming, lives in Des Moines and has held bank and commerce roles.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
David Franklin Houston
the Treasury
Carter Glass
Edwin T. Meredith
Iowa
Agriculture
Houston
Meredith
Miami
Ila
Washington
Washington University
St. Louis
Bcene
Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas
University of Texas
Economic Council
Des Moines
Successful Farming
United States
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
McAdoo
Board of
Excess Profits Tax Advisers
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Advertising Men’s Clubs
Ambassador Fletcher resigns as United States envoy to Mexico
Washington January 27 Henry P Fletcher has resigned as United States ambassador to Mexico effective in a few weeks after four years in the post He cites continued issues under President Carranza as untenable and says he can no longer aid in maintaining proper relations He ends 18 years in the diplomatic service and had planned to depart earlier but stayed to advise on Latin American affairs Fletcher is currently absent from Washington and no official confirmation has been issued
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Washington, D. C
Henry P. Fletcher
United States
Mexico
Fletcher
Ito
Car
State Department
Department
Washington
Latin America
Ranza
Mexican Oil Settlement Pleases Americans
President Carranza sent a note allowing Mexican oil companies to resume unrestricted operations, pleasing American businessmen in Mexico. The easing of industry restrictions is seen as a hopeful sign of reconciliation between the Mexican government and oil interests after prior hindrances to American business expansion.
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Carranza
Mexico
Runge Man Buried in Runge Cemetery
The remains of C. B. McKenzie who died in Amarillo were buried here yesterday in the Runge Cemetery. He formerly lived in Runge and leaves a wife, one child, a half brother W. T. Box of Runge, Walter and John Box of Georgetown, and Mrs. Charlie Manlove of Kenedy.
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Runge, Tex
C. B. McKenzie
Amarillo
Runge
W. T. Box
Walter and
John Box
Georgetown
Charlie Manlove
Kenedy
Bruns wick Tire at Felix Maier price inquiry
A reader asks if Bruns wick Tire was bought at Felix Maier at cost price. The note references a cost price question and requests clarification on pricing details.
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Brunswick
Felix Maier
Vera Cruz Sees Second Major Quake with Aftershocks
Reports from Mexico City state strong tremors were felt in Vera Cruz city from 3 to 9 am on January 93. No casualties yet though many residences were destroyed. Tremors demolished all structures not wiped out in the January 6 quake while twenty minute shocks harmed Salmoral and San Francisco de la Penas.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Courtlan
Salmoral
San Francisco de la Penas
Wood Alcohol Poisons Eleven in Chicago
Eleven persons were poisoned by wood alcohol in Chicago since yesterday afternoon. Eight victims are in hospitals with critical conditions. no deaths reported yet and no arrests have been made.
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Chicago
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Opera House
Mack Sennett
Walter Klaerner
A. H. Wendel
Harper,Texas
Ety W. F. Darts
Klaerner
Erich Hakelberg
Voigt
Hakelberg
Walter
Partne Fire
Iba
McKinney Cooperage, Company
Simpson Street
San Antonio, Texas
Second Council
OF the League OF Nations
Treasury and Agriculture
Runge Man
Fredericksburg Buick Co
Texas
General Tire
Cameron’s Grocery
P. W. Lemons
A. Walter
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