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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1919

Page

6

Japan Holds Firm Over Shantung Concessions At Peace Conference

Paris April 29 Japan refused any compromise on Shantung railway concessions at the big three session today and stood immovable. The situation mirrors Italy's withdrawal at the conference, with a secret pact looming and Britain wary of its implications for the Allied war aims. San Antonio rainfall totals 1.67 inches in 24 hours, easing drought fears though Crops gain. hail damage reported near Eagle Pass. Local Texas towns report rain aiding grain, corn, oats, and cotton prospects, with notable improvements in crop conditions across multiple counties.

Paris Japan Shantung Italy Fiume Far East London Great Britain Britain United States Wilson America San Antonio Tex Eagle Pass Austin Texas Travis County D'Hanis

Conscription Bill Passes Commons Amid Criticism

The British House of Commons approved the third reading of the Military Bill by 282 to 64 amid attacks on government pledge to end conscription. War Secretary Churchill defended the move citing Bolshevik menace and the need for conscription. He outlined troop deployments totaling about 850,000 across Britain France Italy and occupied zones to secure peace and enforce the peace treaty.

House of Commons Great Britain Winston Spencer Churchill Europe Germany Austria France Rhine Italy Churchill

Burleson to Return Cable System Control

Washington April 29 Government takes over all American cable systems last November will revert to private owners at midnight Friday Postmaster General Burleson issued order directing return of properties under President Wilson guidance and yesterday's recommendation.

Washington, D. C Burleson Wilson

Anti American Demonstrations in Fiume Reported

Reports via Germany say noisy anti American demonstrations erupted in Fiume. American officers were hooted in the streets while British and French troops struggled to maintain order in the city during April.

Copenhagen Fiume Germany

Surcharge on Cotton to Britain

The Shipping Board imposes a 25 cent per 100 pounds surcharge on cotton shipped from Atlantic and Gulf ports to Liverpool and London to replace demurrage due to delays at English ports. Announced by the director of operations, the surcharge takes effect at noon today and cannot apply to prior bookings.

Washington, D. C Atlantic Gulf Liverpool London The Shipping Board Loidon

For good commercial printing and quick service phove No. 40

For good commercial printing and quick service patrons are invited to evaluate the offerings. The notice emphasizes reliable turnaround and quality results for local customers seeking printing solutions.

Phove No

Nurse credits Tanlac in life saving recovery tale

Mrs. E. F. Milner a Corsicana nurse says Tanlac saved her life after a decade of decline. She details constant headaches a run down condition and paralysis of weight loss before gaining at least fifteen pounds and finishing two bottles. She praises the remedy and notes it is sold by leading druggists.

Tanlac E. F. Milner

Militia Fire During Phone Girls Strike in Indiana

In Linton Indiana tonight militiamen fired into a crowd outside a telephone exchange wounding one man and striking a militiaman with a stone. Eight companies on duty as strikebreakers were escorted out under guard. Federal officials and deputies prepared for possible wholesale arrests and further federal involvement as tensions rose.

Terre Haute Ind Linton Adjt Harry Smith Earl Houck Department of Justice United States Marshal’s Office Indianapolis General Smith

Largest Treasury warrant in Texas history issued

Austin April 29 State Treasurer John W Ba yer issued the largest Treasury warrant ever in Texas a 1 000 000 transfer from the general revenue fund to the available school fund under a Thirty sixth Legislature act Senate bill No 112 The transfer supplements the available school fund to insure payment of this year's apportionment of 7 50 per school district for public schools of the state

Austin Tex Treasury Texas John W. Bayer General Revenue Fund Senate

League of Nations set to meet in Washington October

Paris dispatch reports the first League of Nations meeting almost decided for Washington in October with Wilson steering a nine member committee to plan the inauguration. The Paris event notes a French Socialist push to reclaim excess war profits and to tax wealthy interests, plus calls for labor reforms and social protections. Sabinal boy rescues his father from drowning after a fatal bluff collapse, saving him despite injuries.

League of Nations Father Washington Paris Washington White House Wilson Nhne League Geneva Robert Cecil K. M. House Eric Drummond Reuters Limited Sabinal Tex Lee Jackson C. E. Freeman First State Bank of Mr. Freeman

Devastating Yokohama Fire Destroys Sixty Blocks

A massive Yokohama fire destroyed sixty blocks in the Japanese quarter yesterday. The disaster left thousands homeless, with two dead and thirty injured. Public buildings and residences burned as five fires raged simultaneously. the mayor opened a relief fund for the destitute.

Yokohama

Fatalities to Air Men in San Antonio Crash

Flying Cadet R S Jones of Brooklyn died after injuries from the plane crash near Stinson Field. Instructor Lieut C B Sherry was severely bruised but resting. Jones died at Kelly Field Hospital. body to Brooklyn. Earlier, Lieut Carter V Hines was killed and Cadet Joseph Massey injured when another plane fell near the Sheel farm eight miles from the city. Massey later reported resting well.

San Antonio Tex R. 5S. Jones Brooklyn N. Y C. B. Sherry Stinson Field Jones Kelly Field Hospital Sherry Kelly Field Flying Department Lieut Carter V. Hines Joseph Massey Sheel Farm Castroville Road Hines Massey

Accused Man Pleads Innocence in Houston Bank Heist

J. T. Murray alias Farnham, charged with fleecing four Houston banks of 11500, arrived from Texarkana under arrest. Nine teen bankers and businessmen identified him at police station as the man behind forged checks. Murray insists on his innocence and will not make further statements for publication. He has enlisted a Texarkana law firm to defend.

Houston Texas J. T. Murray Farnham Texarkana Ark Murray

Border News Briefs From El Paso and Douglas

Fifteen miles south of Columbus N M Villa faction captures hold a cattleman J P Robertson for ransom paying 5000 dollars. Adolfo de la Huerta elected Governor of Sonora with about 600 plurality. In El Paso a witness testifies in a case alleging theft of a machine gun rifles ammunition and supplies for Villa detailing trips by Holmes and Miller and transport roles by Salvad

el Paso Tex Columbus N. M J. P. Robertson Douglas Ariz Adolfo de la Huerta Sonora Mexico Agua Prieta de la Huerta George Holmes Frank Miller Francisco Villa Salvador Cano Holmes Cano Miller Felipe Angeles Villa Holme Here Rio Grande

Kill the blue bugs ad sale by Keidel and Kallenberg

An advertisement for Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer offered for sale by 41 Keidel and Kallenberg. The copy promises a money back guarantee if not absolutely satisfied and targets poultry owners in need of pest control.

Martin Keidel & Kallenberg

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