Struggle Over Hungary Throne Splits Public Opinion
Amid Hungary dispute, pro Hapsburgs claim Charles as king while Independents vow independence. Kovacs warns against plots to restore Austria then Windischgraetz says Charles is rightful ruler and could win support from France, with Horthy pledging no crown plots and to keep peace.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Charles
Otto
Hapsburg
Hapsburgs
Horthy
Saint-Stephen
Stephen J. Kovacs
Austria
Kovacs
Vienna
Louis Windischgraetz
National Assembly of
France
Europe
Equilly
Idlers in Poland Refugees Targeted for Work Push
Warsaw forums report the Polish government cracking down on wandering idlers in eastern Poland six years after the war. Refugees, often with children, roam seeking work while the state and Red Cross urge return to original districts and insist on employment readiness for relief aid. Red Cross notes over 500000 orphans in Poland amid refugee life strain.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Mny
America
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Social Calendar List for Tuesday to Wednesday
The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church meets at the Rectory at 4 PM. Mrs. R. L. Muller hosts the Tuesday Bridge Club at 3 PM. The Sunbeam Band at the Baptist Church gathers at 4 PM. Mrs. J. S. Denike hosts the Wednesday Auction Bridge Club at 3 30 PM. Christ Church Parish Guild meets at Mrs. A. B. Younkin's home at 3 30 PM to pack the Joy Box for Rev. Mr. Bush of Newport Oregon.
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Christ Church
R. L. Muller
Sunbeam Band
the Baptist Church
J. S. Denike
A. B. Younkin
Mr. Bush
Newport
Ore
Confiscating Arms in Ireland Under New Government Rule
Ireland orders confiscation of arms and ammunition with permits abolished. Sinn Fein activity continues despite the ban. Government stores hold confiscated items including cherished war souvenirs and even a disabled revolver. Police prosecute noncompliance amid incidents of theft by Sinn Fein.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Sinn
Noted social rounds and gatherings in city society
Mise Helen MacGregor visits the city while Enrique Zuazua stays on business with his brother in law Dario H Sanchez. Dr and Mrs H M Austin return from the Southern Medical Association convention in Louisville. Mrs Greer is honored at a Nulles Club afternoon. prizes include a chafing dish apron and silk hose. A bridge party hosted by Mrs J A Wilson features etched crystal prizes. The Woman's Club hosts a formal program with performances by local musicians and a report by Amar Penn on the San Antonio Federation meeting. Posadas volunteer lists are announced with five daily groups led by local families and couples.
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Enrique Zuazua
Mexico
Dario H. Sanchez
Greer
L. J. Christen
Nulles Club
Hal Greer
A. C. Hamilton
Mesdames Greer
Hamilton
Turner, Witting
Huberich
Shelby
O'Meara
Chas. Deutz
Clarence Miller
Austin
A. EB. Derby
Copeland
Amar Penn
C. A. Burbank
Genevieve Camp
Dorothy Borchers
M. K. Whittington
Allen Stowers
P. V. Blanchard
State Federation
San Antonio
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times presents a daily forecast: tonight fair and freezing, Wednesday fair. Fort McIntosh observations show a 24 hour period ending 7 a m with a maximum of 70 and a minimum of 33 degrees. Winds from the northeast and clear skies.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
Army Surplus Sale of Uniforms and Gear
Central surplus sale lists 1000 pairs russet shoes 600 pairs black shoes renovated by U S Army Quartermaster at 3 25 and 3 00 per pair 500 gray blankets 5 50 each 150 dyed black overcoats 15 00 1000 wool shirts 2 50 to 3 00 each 1000 comforts 1 50 to 3 00 each 500 suits 9 00 each 1000 woolen underwear 1 00 each 9000 hats 0 25 to 0 60 each 1000 riding bridles 3 00 each and other items including saddles harness trunks kits at 1701 Hidalgo St.
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U.S. A. Quartermaster Department
Hidalgo St
List of Couples by Household Gathers Name Variants
Readers see a long roster of couples by surname across multiple households from Jaane to Dario Sanchez. The fragment lists Mr. and Mrs. pairs including Mejia Gonzalez de Fernandes Videurri Layendecker Martin Laton Ramos Vidaurri and others in groups Sixth Seventh Ninth with priests and wives noted.
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Posadas
Ricardo Gonzalez
G. Rivero
E. V. Yzaguirre
F. R. Canseco
Martin Volpe
Vidaurvi
C. M. de la Garza
Justo
J. M. Ramos
Rafael Vidaurri
Ramon Gozalez
Constancia Vidaurri
Maria Tojeda
Felix Garan Gongora
Arturo Saracho
Daniel Valdex
Robert Alexander
Herlind
Scotland's five dry spots in Temperance Act poll
Scotland records five dry spots Kilsyth Sanquhar Kirkintilloch Auchterarder and Rutherglen after local veto polls under the Temperance Act Glasgow backed no change with 142 343 votes while 182 580 favored no change across Scotland and anti prohibition campaigns drew lively street posters and jeers from both sides.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Kilsyth
Sanquhar
Kirkintilloch
Auchterarder
Rutherglen
Newport
Langholm
Robert Burns
Aberdeen
Glasgow
William K
Pussyfeet) Johnson
Colonel Kyle
Olvagon
London “Evening News
Puss Johnson
London Daily Graphic
America
Saving an Old Tree in White Mouse Grounds
One of the only two Japanese stacta trees in the United States is sick from rot at age forty five. J Rebaume, the White Mouse tree doctor, works to save its life.
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United States
White Mouse Grounds
Forts
J. Rebaume
That's Different Kitty at the Club
A light exchange hints at a misunderstanding over a husband’s remark about cats. The reply clarifies he is devoted to a Write kitty they have at the club, implying affectionate humor rather than a literal aversion to felines.
November's fatal month claims singers and composers
The text recalls November as a deadly month for musicians like Jenny Lind Mendelssohn and Rubinstein. It then notes that certain wasps lay eggs and surround them with caterpillars so the young are well fed when they emerge.
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Jenny Lind
Mendelssohn
Rubinstein
Bolling Denies New Charges In Shipping Board Row
R W Bolling son in law of Wilson and treasurer of the shipping board denied before the Walsh committee that he took money to influence contracts. He urged an investigation of all his dealings with T K Sands and testified to personal records and a 40000 payment from a ship corporation for representation before the board.
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Associated Press
New York
R. W. Bolling
Wilson
Shipping Board
Walsh Congressional Committee
Bollhie
Sands
Éirner
Hig
Sunda
Bolling
Deputy Shot Doctor Fatally Wounded in Arkansas Home
Little Rock Arkansas 80 year old Dr Woodyard was shot and fatally wounded and died at 10 o clock this morning at his home. A deputy United States marshal attempted to arrest Woodyard on a warrant charging violation of the Harrison antinarcotic law.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Woodyard
A. Eee
United States
State Insurance Debates Hit Rural Holland Courts
Reported by Associated Press, the Dutch law on state insurance faces cases in Holland. In this town 48 matters reached the court, many alleging discrimination against any insurance as a safeguard against fate.
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Appladoorn
Holland
Holand
Charles Popal Pleads Guilty in Postal Fraud Case
In Boston Maia on November 80 promoter Charles Popal admitted using the mails to defraud in federal court. Judge Hale gave five years in Plymouth County jail, noting this was the first of 44 counts accusing him of promising 50 percent interest within 45 days from profits in trading international postal coupons.
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Associated Press
Boston
Maia
Charles Popal
Federal District Court
Hale
Plymouth County
Survivors Found of Missing Barge Crew Near Cape Johnson
Two crew members of the missing barge Wy J Pir were found alive by an Indian searching party near Cape Johnson Washington. The telegram from Cla lam Bay to the Seattle Merchants Exchange reported the discovery and noted the barge’s loss with 23 aboard, including the captain’s wife and baby, with no trace of the craft.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
A. Titra
Cape Johnson
Washington
Clailan Bay
Seattle Merchants Exchange
Clilam Bay
Meneage
Ey Teace
Secretary Daniels Attaches Statement on Cable Policy
Secretary Daniels filed a statement in the District of Columbia supreme court denying foreign monopoly cables along U S shores. The supplement addresses Western Union Telegraph Company’s suit seeking to bar naval interference with laying short cables over Biscayne Bay near Miami Florida.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
District of Columbia Supreme Court
United States
Western Union Telegraph
Naval Secretary
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Florida
National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture Meets in Chicago
Members from nearly all states gather in Chicago for the National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture annual meeting. Sessions start tomorrow and run through Thursday to discuss agricultural problems of extraordinary public interest and importance.
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Chicago
National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Loot Recovered Near Council Bluffs Leads to $22000
Postal Inspector Coble reported Keith Collina guided officers to a cache near Council Bluffs containing $22000 from a mail car loot recovered on November 30 in Omaha Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Coble
Omaha Today
Keith Collina
Council Bluffs
Opening of Federal Council of Churches Meeting in Boston
Boston officials announce the quadrennial Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America opening in Boston with 400 delegates from across the nation. The week long program features daily business sessions and five public evenings with national and international speakers including Taft, Bryan, Governor Coolidge, Brown University's Faunce, and several ministers.
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Boston Mass
Boston
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
America
United States
William H. Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Calvin Coolidge
William H. Faunce
Brown University
J. McConnell
Denver
C. D. Williams
Detroit
Henry van Dyke
Prenceton
Head tax levied on visitors in Belgrade
Belgrade reports a new rule imposing a head tax of 120 crowns per day on all visitors to the city. The measure was announced today by city authorities and applies to transient guests staying within Belgrade limits.
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Hy Associated Press
Belgrade
Hawaiian Trio to Perform at Rialto This Week
The Hisite Theater presents the Honolulu Hawaiian Trio at the Rialto for tomorrow and Thursday with shows at 3 7 20 and 8 36 p m. Local residents are expected to attend in large numbers.
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Hisite
Honolulu
Rialto
Laredo
Hebbronville Delegation Visits Laredo for Banda Ustado
Four prominent Hebbronville citizens Reuben Holbein W T Acklen W A Danneley and Santos Canales arrived in Laredo by anto to hear the Banda Ustado but the band failed to appear so they spent the day sightseeing before returning home.
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Reuben Holbein
W. T. Acklen
W. A. Danneley
Santos Canales
Hebbronville
Laredo
la Banda
City Tax Office Open for 1920 Collections in Laredo
Notice to taxpayers announces City Hall office now open in Laredo for 1920 tax collection. Hours are 5 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm. Signed by City Tax Collecter Lachica, 118-s0t.
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Laredo
de Lachica
Dempsey Carpentier Bout May Move to England
Reports from New York indicate promoters may stage the heavyweight championship between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier in England if no suitable venue is found in the United States. Several conferences have occurred in recent days and an official announcement is expected soon.
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Associated Prey
New York
Jack Dempsey
Q@eorads Carpentier
Maghind
Cireles
Visiting Schools Opener for Arkansas Legislature
Governor elect Thomas Mckae and 80 Arkansas legislators arrived to visit the Missouri School of Agriculture. The party will also tour agricultural schools in Iowa and Indiana to gain firsthand knowledge of operations and facilities.
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Associated Praga
Colombia
Nev
Thomas Mckae
Arkansas
Japanese Delegation Skips Proposal on Radial Equality
Geneva November 20 The Japanese delegation will not make a proposal for radial equality at this session of the League of Nations assembly Viscount Ishiiami opened the morning session.
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Ansocrsted Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Assembly of the League of Nations
Viscount Ishiiami
Cork City Hall Fire Damages Landmark After Morning Blaze
A Cork city hall fire damaged the building and nearby sites, with officials reporting significant destruction this morning. The blaze affected the Thomas Ashe Lun Penn Club and Charlatio Quay, causing extensive damage and prompting emergency response.
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Uy Associated Press
Hellas
Ireland
Cork
Thomas Ashe Liun Penn Club
Charlatio Quay
Vicar Attacks National Frivolity in Hampstead Sermon
In Hampstead Garden suburb London on November 30 the vicar denounces a rising spirit of frivolity. He says no girl will jaze herself into heaven and warns that a giddy people cannot bear England's Empire. National frivolity could lead to national collapse.
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Associated Press
London
Hampstead Garden
B. J. Gourchier
England
Former Chancellor Mueller Stirs Reichstag Debate on Frederick the Great
The comparison between Wilhelm II and Frederick the Great sparked a Rights demonstration and a Lefts counter demonstration in the Reichstag. Mueller asked whether Frederick the Great would have deserted and fled to Holland, asserting he would have died for his country at the front.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Herman Mueller
Wilhelm II
Frederick the Great
Reichstag
Holland
Obelisk Unveiled Marking 1914 Kluck Advance Halt
In Louvres near Senlis France an obelisk about 12 feet high topped by a Pisheh soldier statue was unveiled to mark the exact spot where on September 7 1914 von Kluck's advancing armies were halted about 15 miles from Paris, on the road to Paris.
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Associated Press
Senlis
France
Louvres
Here
Paris
von Kluck
Germans in Mexico Increase Settle in Chiapas Farms
Mexican immigration from Germany is rapid with about 100 families arriving at Vera Cruz in late October. Earlier waves settled in Chiapas, where they work in agriculture, as reported from Mexico City on November 29.
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Ty Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Vera Crug
Chiapas
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