Nippon Expected To Accept Hughes Navy Reduction Plan
United Press reports Japan may accept the Hughes ratio of 60 percent for capital ships if no war is started against Japan for six months. Japan seeks to reject fortifications on the Pacific first, then accept the Hughes plan as a humanitarian sacrifice to world peace. internal Japanese debate continues amid warnings of conference disruption.
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United Press
Tashington
D. C
United States
Japan
Hughes
America
Pacific
Itaiptomatista
Tallitudyt Party
Tupan
Nobleh
Washington
French Honor Men Will Be Fochs Guard
An appeal asks all Americans who received decorations from France to report to the American Legion headquarters in Crockett and Logoya Streets to be considered for Fochs guard. Citations include Croix de Guerre and Medaille militaire recipients in San Antonio and Houston. Warne Davis heads to El Paso for the marshals train. crowds are expected in the city as Foch visits.
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Maskhul Foch
Alemo E Post
American Legion
Headquarte Chamber of Commercy
Crockett and
Logoya
Lang
Foch
San Antonis
Houston
Ual
S6th
Highway Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Committee On
Marshaly
Amer- 4
Travis Park
May Become U S Envoy to Austria
Dr Emanuel Baruch, prominent New York physician, has been discussed as a possible American ambassador to Austria. The idea arose from a delegation representing the United Societies of American Citizens of German Ancestry. Baruch, born in San Francisco, is educated abroad and known in Europe through his roles at United States medical conferences.
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Emanuel Baruch
New York
Austria
United Societies
Racuch
Seo Francisco
Europe
United States
Bt Nations
Cureton and Keeling Are Sworn In Today
In Austin Texas on December 2 the Chief Justice administered oaths to Cureton and Keeling. Cureton became Attorney General following Judge Nelson Phillips’s resignation. Moments later W A Keeling took the oath to succeed Cureton as head of the state legal department.
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Austin
Tex
Tustice
Supreme Court
Cureton
Nelson Phillips
W. A. Keeling
Mayor Besieged Over Jitney Retention Fight
A protest storm greeted Mayor Meyer Black after the city settled with the Traction Company. Jitneys face elimination except for trips to and from Gamp Trains in exchange for a 6 cent streetcar fare and small gas and electricity rate cuts. Committees visited City Hall. no answer was given as protesters gathered. A jitney operator vows to keep fighting, while injunctions or legal action against the ordinance may follow.
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Meyer Black
Traction Company
Gamp Traiis
Black
Bays Jitnry
Meath
Heard
United States Supreme Court
Heath
Battle in Santa Cruz Leaves Four Dead and Jailed
Bolivian police in plain clothes and two American citizens clashed at the Mix residence in Santa Cruz. Details from the State Department say one American, Tart Mix, died and another, Metz, was jailed. Three Bolivian officers were killed and two wounded. Metz was ordered released amid an official police probe. In Dayton Ohio three men were hurt when a brick dwelling collapsed during work on a new block.
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D. C
State Department
Mix
Metz
Santa Cruz
Dayton
Ohio
Dee
Public Ledger
Servier
Dee. Strangi
Viensa
Coburk
Atve
Essari
National beauty contest winner Kathleen Collins prepares for cinema world trip
Kathleen Collins, Evening News winner of a national beauty contest, chats by her Collins home fireplace about her career plans, favorite books and music. At 18 she appears mature beyond years while planning her move into the motion picture world, with her mother shopping today and a luggage list in hand.
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Mary Carter
Collins
Fifth Street
Kathleen Collins
Evening News
Thomas H Ince
Pio
Thorn
Tathleen Collins
McClain Given Ten Years In Assault Case
A jury in the 45th District Court deliberated for over 43 hours before returning a guilty verdict against C B McClain on an assault charge involving a young girl. He was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary as the trial concluded after a long deliberation and courtroom proceedings.
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McClain
Dudge ‘Taylor
Abe Devendane
Tayeine
Tayloe
Marisa
State probes alleged conspiracy to murder Madalynne and Burch
Case outlines a planned murder plot involving defendants Madalynne and Burch aimed at luring lover Jono Kennedy into a trap at Coverly Glen. Testimony references a hotel clerk and sightings linking Buren to the scene as detectives prepare to present the Kennedy mariner cane as evidence.
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H. Barthwolomew
Kennedy Mariner
Madiynoe Neha
Henthbut Avornoe
Arthir Ceitrel
Trane
Alexa
Mathis Angora Goat Goes Over the Hill in Sabinal
P D Mathis secretary of the Scottish Rite bodies sought a pet for a family member when visiting Sabinal yesterday. After being played with in the yard the Angora goat wandered off into green pastures and went over the hill today. The animal’s criminal record is on file with Chief of Police Mungey.
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P. T
P. D. Mathis
Sabinal
Mnngey
Sunbeams and Warm Zephyrs Forecast for San Antonio
Weather forecaster Jomea H. Jarboe predicts sunny conditions and warm temperatures for San Antonio tomorrow. Expected highs around 75 to 82 degrees with light winds. Tonight's low near 64 with a slight chance of a stray shower.
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San Antonians
Jomea H. Jarboe
Woman and children injured in runaway on Gonzales Road
A woman and three children were injured when a horse and buggy ran away near Gonzales Road. They were taken to Robert & Green Memorial Hospital after a dash of frightened animals startled the vehicle. Passenger W. A. Camp drove them to care, with injuries including head gash and bruises.
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Gonzales Road
Robert &. Green
Sway
W. A. Camp
Ford and Edison Headed to Muscle Shoals for Buy Plan
A special train with Thomas A. Edison and Henry Ford departed Miehl on December 2 to inspect the Government Muscle Shoals plant. The trip aims to showcase Kentucky and West Virginia mines and visit a Hamilton tractor factory and water power plant en route before Alabama.
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Thomas A. Fdlsoh
Henry Ward
Government Muscle Shoals
Ford
Detroit
Toledo and
Ironton
Edison
Kentucky
West Virginia
Alabama
Hamilton
Ohio
Brant
Three Die in Fire at Stadler Hospital in Alabama
Greenville Alabama Dec 2 Fire swept Stadler Hospital burning it to the ground killing three people. Search parties combed the rubble for additional victims amid belief more may be missing. Reports indicate the origin of the blaze is unknown and danger to nearby areas prompted emergency response teams to search. Local authorities investigated the incident as officials coordinated rescue and recovery efforts.
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Greenville
Ain
Stadler
Lowden
Fendalla
Chicago
New Regent's Closest Adviser Named Man of Peace
The newly selected regent of Dapat Count Chinds, former ambassador to the United States, is praised as a peaceful influence. A deputy and university figure in Greear Castle, Indiana, he is credited with moderating leadership as Crown Prince Hirohito’s ally.
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MAN OF Peace
Elogeat Miiger
Hirohito
Dapat
Count Chinds
Atieag
Deputiw
Greearcastle
Ind
Moder Depan
Heavy fines in vagrancy cases by city court
A jury found a Mexican youth guilty in Corporation Court proceedings led by Judge Rochester. He received a fine of 200 dollars on the vagrancy charge. Another man faced vagrancy charges and was fined 100 dollars. Detention and police names appear in the damaged report.
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Rochester
Corporation Court
Detentigeq Koday
Carver
Alother
Riots in Austrian Capital Plunder Bordering On Siege
Rioters in Vienna clash with soldiers as 400 wounded and 400 arrested mark the unrest. Hotels attacked, foreigners threatened, and a large strike wave adds to the chaos. Troops cordon off key sites while Americans seek refuge in embassies amid widespread looting and property damage.
Crowd storms Court 10 in Arbuckle trial final day
In San Francisco on December 2 crowds packed the court corridors as Fatty Arbuckle’s manslaughter trial entered its final day. Irene Morgan, recovering from an opiate overdose, reported a gray haired man who dosed her with candy and orange juice, while defense and police investigate the claim.
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AN Francisco
Rostoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Hall of Justice
Irene Morgan
Defense
Garin
Harding 10 Faces Opposition From G. O. P. Congress
Washington dispatch reports President Harding will confront strong GOP opposition in the forthcoming congressional session over foreign and domestic policies. Senate leaders, while allied to the administration, foresee debates on the Washington naval conference, debt funding, and the merchant marine. Critics also urge repeal of Section 34, risking retaliatory actions from foreign powers, with senators noting Britain previously denounced similar measures and warning against curbing American commerce.
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Motevewell
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Senate
Washington
Wilson
Senate Commerce Committee
Great Britain
Marie
Gravest Ireland outbreak since truce reported
London dispatch says violence erupted in Londonderry as armed men attacked a jail at 3 9 p.m. Two Newmen were killed and eight attacked, police repelled the assault, prisoners rioted and attempted escape, seven attackers captured. clash marks the fiercest fighting since the truce.
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London
Ireland
Truceway
Evenlog Star
Londonderry
Morse lands in Havre one not arrested
Morse arrives in Havre after landing from the liner and is not detained. He says the case is civil, not criminal, and he is willing to return to the United States. French detectives required he stay aboard briefly and forbade loitering, then allowed him ashore. He plans to return to Paris for Monday’s ship and to press his case with authorities.
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Avila
France
Charles W. Morae
American’ Shipbuilding Snander
Connec
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Traudy
United States
Morin
Morse
Parla
Tr Wis
Paris
United
Trench
Jending
Miles
Thad
Washington
Rover
Lee
Tinda
Phone Girls Give Their Mite to Poor Children
Tele phone girls at Central Bank and Trust Company donated their weekly pay to a Christmas stocking for poor children. Some gave a dollar, others coins, as observers note the joyful, purposeful act amid holiday preparations. A Toy Shop worker urged San Antonio residents to donate unused toys to brighten needy kids.
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Central Bank and Trust Company
Mianar
Aena
San Antonio
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