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Newspaper

San Antonio Evening News

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1919

Page

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Mexican bandit Cordova surrenders Jenkins case looms

Cordova the Puebla bandit who captured Jenkins has surrendered to the Mexican government in Puebla. Carranza must meet US demands for the release of William O Jenkins the American Consular Agent, as Washington signals readiness to pursue arbitration or escalation if refused. Continued on Page Two.

U.S EL Paso Tex Cordova Puebla Jenkins United States Washington, D.C Cararanza State Department William O. Jenkins Carranza Etiw Tnday Abbielon Fou Cuttanee Mexico Crise Dan Brean

Teachers Seek Ten Million Fund to Raise Pay

State teachers association leaders push for a ten million dollar fund increase to raise Texas teachers pay. A special session proposal to fund a one hundred percent salary boost is under consideration at the Texas teachers convention in Houston, with San Antonio delegation planned to attend. The plan includes a special tax on culture mines and inheritance tax as potential revenue sources to finance the raise.

ALORS Texas Aneriit Atari Houston Moore San Atconso San Antoni MMA XM Maere

Weather summary for San Antonio and East Texas

Cloudy and much colder tonight and Wednesday. North winds shift in from the northwest with cooler temperatures. East Texas mostly cloudy with rain in southeast portions, colder in the east and south. Temperatures range from the mid teens in the northeast to near 40 in the southern canal region.

San Antonio Interior Canal Region Asmidpigtecsys

Heatless edict looms as fuel shortage grows

Dec 2 report from St. Louis and Washington notes a 50 percent cut in all train service to conserve coal. Miners fewer at work, Georges Creek district closed, West Virginia and New Hampshire fields about 15 percent down. Officials warn of gradual shutdown of nonessential industries and possible heatless days as the fuel crisis deepens.

ST. Louis Washington, D. C National Coal Association Georges Creek West Virginia New Hiver

Cold Wave Grips Texas With Freezing Temps Soon

A sharp norther moves into Texas from the plain states and is expected to drop temperatures rapidly. The forecast calls for a high near 80 degrees by tonight before a plunge to freezing levels within 24 hours across several sections. Amuarilly recorded dangerously low readings this morning as the cold front advances.

Travis Club Sold at Auction for 915000 to Mayor Bell Group

The Travis Club building sold at public auction on courthouse steps to Mayor Sam Bell Henry L Halff and G A C Halff for 915,500. Central Trust bid fiercely against Halff and Drought with final bid 915,500. Sale terms include 10 percent down with court approval and potential lease arrangements. building appraised value and furnishings noted.

Travis Club Mayor Bell and Associates Coarthouse Sam Bell Henry L. Malff G. AC. Halff Central Trust Drought G. A. C. Halff Halff Bell Henry L Helff A. L. Coagrader Travin Ginb Aude Central Trust Company Ga & Halff Central Trust_Company Mr. Halff H. P. Drought Walff Acconta Rammet A.C. Jonax Tor Cantal Trage Campsos Fravis Club Withheade Travia Club S&do Veroxide Anderson Thirty-seventh District Court Asife

Death of Financier Henry Frick at Fifth Avenue Home

Henry Clay Frick, noted steel magnate and Carnegie ally, died at his city residence on Fifth Avenue and Seventieth Street after a fortnight of illness. At his bedside were wife Adelaide and daughter Helen. Funeral planned private at the residence Thursday. burial location not announced. Frick, born December 11 in West Overton, rose from clerk to president and director of the Frick Coke Company and chaired Carnegie related firms.

W Yore Henry Clay Frick Helen Ko Onl Charles Toois Long Island Frick Milt Hensie Andrew Carnegie Ameringo Steet Mr. Hriek West Overton H Frandfather Il Stiller Cole Frick Coke Company Homestead Misa Adelaide Howard Childy Wittsburgh Carnegie Brothers Carnegie Steel Company Bennays Railront Company Atchison, Ante. Fey Railway Company Feamedhwestort Bal Wor Co United rSatea Steel Corporttion Mellon National Bank of Pittaburgh Volon Trust, Company Norfolk & Western Railway Company

Trial promises for Newberry amid delays in 1930s cases

Senator Newberry of Michigan faces a January trial on campaign irregularities while Judge Sessions vows no delay and Upholds swift action. Attendees A I Moore and W E Jeer plead guilty, with others awaiting defense actions as government prepares with full time. Washington dispatch notes Newberry’s indictment link to Michigan allies and Senate investigation.

Rand Raplds Mick Der United States Teumon H. Newberry Rossions Sosstana Uilea Sessions Lt Tr Hill Wither Sisle Frank ©. Dalley Tornes General A. I. Moore W. E. Jéer Washington Trinnan Newberry Michigan Renate

Tugs Guarding U S Ship Hit by Mine Off Dutch Coast

London December 21 dispatch reports United States steamer Barwood struck a mine off Terschelling in the Dutch coast area while escorting a merchant vessel. The Barwood, 2221 tons, sailed from New York to Hamburg on November 13 with a razzo.

U. S Dutch London United States Mondas Lleds's New York Hamburg

Dickman Named to Be Maj General Permanently

Washington dispatch reports President Wilson sent nominations to the Senate for permanent promotion of major generals including Ioan h T. Dickman and James P. Harbor. Also listed are permanent brigadier generals Henry P. Metcalf James Ho Me Pac William S. Groves and Frank T. Hines.

Washington, D.C Wilson Totay James P. Harbor A. J. Beaman Geremis Henry PF. ‘MetCain James Ho Me- Pac William S. Groves Frank T. Hines

Fragmented OCR item hints at jewelry and watch ad

OCR fragment mentions McNeel Jewelry Co and The Fox Co with references to platinum and diamond wrist watches, wall hangings, and a tailor Lentz. Contains garbled names pRED RUNMERT and Bishen, suggests a scattered advertisement layout with product lines and a large Kodak finishers claim, unclear date or place.

Runmert ran + McNeel Jewelry Co

President Wilson urges broad reconstruction program

President Wilson sent to Congress a message urging sweeping reconstruction measures. He calls for labor reform, budget budgeting, tax simplification, and protection of soldiers. He aims to curb unrest, curb Bolshevik influence, and promote democratization of industry while preserving capital and labor rights. He emphasizes a future permanent peace and a balanced approach to capital and labor relations.

Washington, D. C Wilson Congress America League of Nations Dix Proglitent Lu Ie Undine Ehebt Hare Romtuk Fu Bark Chie Li Bille Senate Reda Impa Ment Lowe Comerce Bodzet Kriyaten

President Wilson proposes reform aims in 66th Congress

President Wilson's message to the Sixty-Sixth Congress outlines a national budget system, tax simplification, veteran benefits, farm production support, chemical industry protection, federal aid for good roads, forest development, and labor democratization including worker participation and labor reforms. It also calls for registration programs and Lever Act extensions to regulate industry.

Washington, D C Wilson America Pwimeen

Harmless man shoots home owner then kills self

A disturbed man shot and killed a resident at 49 North Papic Street before setting fire to a home at Lig fone. He then fired on his brother’s business partner, and later died in the blaze. Police suspect a personal motive linked to family and past legal trouble as the fire spread through two upper floors. A second item notes unconfirmed reports of the Romanian cabinet’s overthrow in Bucharest.

New York Times Chicago Tribune Robert Ned North Fapic Street Arin Lena" Anzodrove William Rome Li Hood Avenue Fimsett Jeslonss Dix Brother Siccuvs Bnatness Furntybel Tr Linm -Reid Maran & Huschart Machinery Company South Jefferson Street Reid Jeferhy Tendesidearn Wilusthane Corma Ei) Gatherdin Alice Brower Nelebbor Trurit Company No. 2 Tast Meany Neilh Throweh Mis Heml Magre Doguti Paris Bucharest

Beyer Sells Typewriters and Office Supplies in West Commerce

Beyer located at 310 12 West Commerce advertises sale of four typewriters along with Edleon Phony staphs and Revorda Adn2 items. The listing highlights office equipment available for purchase.

Ave. Beyer West Commerce

President Wilson's message to the Sixty sixth Congress printed

The article notes that President Wilson's message to the Sixty sixth Congress is printed on page 3 of the issue, indicating coverage of his address and related political context. It mentions anticipation and public interest in the administration's legislative agenda.

Wilson Sixty-sixth Congress

Testimony Details Poison Whisky Murder Case Testimony

A witness testified that Aurelia Flores gave Alfredo Ochoa a whisky bottle laced with poison under the instructions of Pete Uehon, the boy's father, during a murder trial. She described taking the bottle and the suspect’s plan to use it on Flores. Letters in Spanish, interpreted by a clerk, were entered as evidence and urged caution. multiple witnesses linked the crime to a chain of events in Fort Worth, San Antonio, and nearby areas.

Relty Meaneny Crigan Alfred Ochoa Pete Uehon Au- Merson Aurelia Ochoa Che Flores Flores Wiloena Sherif Vatier Alfredo Noyrin Mexquite Street Maggie Carter Narti Peeog Street Ayite Gheart Alfreda Oehon Driwetie Alfred Ana V Cutter Anid Abe Cela Alfrinta Fort Worre Naghvilles Carter Cirtier Derrty Dinteick Jumea Toefl Aguas Pein Nasbelle Theough

Middle West Demands Pact Reservations in Treaty

Congressmen from the Middle West return from Thanksgiving visits firm that the peace treaty should not be ratified without reservations to the league covenant. They note widespread support for prompt government action on the Mexican situation and urge vigorous intervention if needed. Senator Capper says he has heard strong local support for the administration’s party position.

Ashington D. C Middle West

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