Talian Ultimatum Over Fiume Sparks Conference Worries
An Italian delegation issue an ultimatum demanding a peace accord include a settlement of the dispute with Jugoslavia over Fiume and the Dalmatian coast, prompting alarm among other peace conference participants. The British dominions decline to assume responsibility for Europe-wide differences, while Estonian and Lettish forces threaten Bolshevik positions and a Bolshevik mobilization follows. Royal spectators witnessed a Texas and Oklahoma division football match as 26th Texas beat 86th division at Chaumont.
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Paris
Supremé Council
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Itle
Fiume
Dalmatian
Chaumont
King Albert
Queen Euacery
Belgium
Texas
Oklahoma
Amaro Defeats Villa Force Near Chihuahua
General Joaquin Amaro defeated a strong Villa force near Satero fifty miles south of Chihuahua in a military telegram. Forty nine Villa fighters were killed with Amaro suffering no reported losses.
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Associated Press
Chihuahua
Mex
Joaquin Amaro
Satero
Here
Amaro
Suffrage Convention in St Louis Promises National Momentum
Suffragists from many states converge on St Louis for what is billed as the last great National American Woman Suffrage Association convention. The jubilee gathering honors Wyoming's fiftieth anniversary of woman suffrage and marks the rise of a league of women voters to push national suffrage.
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St. Louis
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Wyoming
Kansas
Special Session Planned May For Peace Treaty
A special session of Congress is likely in mid May as President Wilson aims to return to the United States. The Senate may convene sooner if the peace treaty progresses, with the president possibly touring the country to sell the League of Nations plan. Secretary of War Baker urged support for the League in an El Paso address.
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Associated Press
Paris
American Congress
Wilson
Senate
Washington
League of Nations
Paso
Texas
France
League, of Nations
Bakes
Texas Casuals Arrived in New York on Louisville
New York report notes Texas Casual Company 376 reached port today aboard the transport Louisville after sailing from Brest.
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New York
Texas Casual Company 376
Louisville
Brest
Vienna asks Charles to quit the country again
Copenhagen reports Vienna government notifies Emperor Charles to leave the country for a second time, signaling ongoing political pressure.
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Copenhagen
Vienna
Charles
women voters seek unified laws at convention close
After the regular business of the convention ends, questions arise on unifying state laws defining women's legal status and how women voters can improve election methods. Saturday’s closing day promises a composite working organization of voters and non-voters, aimed at influencing vital political issues and leadership standards for the United States.
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United States
Tax receipts total over one billion in first quarter
Reports from 6 percent of 64 collection districts show that income and profits tax receipts due last Saturday total 1 001 244 000 dollars. Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper announced today the figures reflect early payments and improve revenue outlook.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
Centennial birth anniversary of Archbishop Elder observed
Today's note highlights the centennial birth anniversary of Most Rev William H Elder archbishop of Cincinnati observed today The Womans Association of Commerce of Indiana opens its second annual convention in Indianapolis The NAWSA executive council session opens in St Louis The US Employment Service cuts 80 percent funding due to Congress inaction A milk cooperative campaign launches at Utica by New York State Dairymen League
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William H. Elder
Cincinnati
Womans’ Association of Commerce of
Indiana
Indianapolis
National American Woman Suffrage Association
St. Louis
Executive Council
United States Employment Service
Congress
Utica
New York State
Dairymen’s League
Pomerene Backs League of Nations Vote With Monroe Doctrine Safeguards
Senator Pomerene of Ohio told a Cleveland audience that he would support the League of Nations covenant whether or not it includes amendments. He preferred a definite amendment to exempt the Monroe Doctrine but said no better proposal has been offered by critics.
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Cleveland
Ohio
League of Nations
Pomerene
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mackay Removed as Head of Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Postmaster General Burleson removed Clarence H. Mackay from leadership of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co. A. F. Adams, president of the Kansas City Home Telephone Co., was appointed to supersede Mackay.
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Washington
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Burleson
A. F. Adams
Kansas City Home Telephone Co
Mackay
Opinion Finds No Commission for County Treasurers
The attorney general rules county treasurers are not entitled to any commission on the portion of motor vehicle registration or transfer fees that must be transmitted by the tax collector to the state highway commission.
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Austin
Texas
Mareh
State Highway Commission
State Agent of the Laredo National Bank Laredo Texas
Financial statement shows liabilities and capital for Laredo National Bank with figures for capital stock surplus undivided profits and reserves. It lists rediscounts with the Federal Reserve Bank, deposits, and total liabilities and resources totaling over 82 million.
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Laredo National Bank
Laredo
Texas
One Who Knew Her Bank Scandal Prompt Dialogue
A fragment shows a bank teller refusing to cash a check until identity is confirmed. A bystander in a go cart offers a baby and requests the person be brought in while a judge presides. The text hints at a courtroom or bank scene with a child present. The tone suggests a dramatic exchange in a local setting.
Third Sunday in Lent and church milestones marked
The Third Sunday in Lent notes the semi centennial of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M EB Church and the close of the Presbyterian church thirty eight million dollar victory fund campaign.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
MEB
Presbyterian Church
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