U-Boat S-48 Nose Dives. 45 Rescued, No Losses
Gagged details report that 45 men including two officers and three U S Navy personnel were rescued from submarine S-48 after it nose-dived off Bridgeport. The crew endured over 11 hours aboard before transfer to the Brooklyn Navy Yard aboard the Standard 02 tanker Bocony 2. Navy officials say the U boat had not yet been turned over to the navy when the incident occurred and a door in the engine room may have been open.
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N York
Det
United States Navy
Bridgeport
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Coma
Navy
Pal
Rep Flood of Virginia Dies in Washington
Representative Henry Delaware Flood of Virginia died at his home in Washington after several days of illness. A Democrat and former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Flood introduced the war resolution with Austria Hungary. His death prompted adjournment and a committee of 18 to arrange funeral details. He served in the House since March 4, 1901, and is survived by his wife Mrs. Sank Porter Flood and two children.
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Ashington
Henry Delaware Flood
Vircivia
Big Beach
Vouvue
Touse
Iusulution
Flood
Angtiia-Liungarys
Harrison
Virginia
Hx College
Dees
Nieed
Meg
Sank Porter
Two Train Robbery Suspects Slain After Train Passage
A report notes two suspects in a train robbery slain near the railroad after a train passed. One body found near the tracks beside the road as authorities probe the incident. Details remain fragmentary from the torn source.
Jack Frost Likely To Visit City Tonight Weather Watch
Forecaster Tayl predicts cloudy skies and dipping temperatures as Jack Frost expected to visit the area Friday night. Strong winds and a sharp chill are forecast, with some frost formation possible overnight.
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Jack Frost
Pioneer News Gatherers Confer at Gunter Hotel Meet
About 50 newspaper men gathered in San Antonio for a three day convention at the Gunter Hotel. Y Serriman of Corpus Christi opened the meeting, with speakers from Farm and Ranch, Port Worth Star Telegram, and the San Antonio Express addressing industry concerns and the proposed anchored newspaper men home project. Col Wortham outlined economic factors affecting the press while Col Holland and Frank E Busbick spoke on professional roles and future projects.
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Toneres Af Trxos Jourmaiam
Tesus Editorial Associaion
Iue
Hok
Gunter Hotel
Innant
Valerin
Ten
Mmetropolitan
Y. Serriman
Corpus Chriati
Syus
Hush McLelan
Central Chelation
Churey
Merriman
Adden
Charles H. Alyord
Agricultural Department
Chamber of Commerce Aid “County Agricultural Nent
Nay Blackwell
Julias
OS News
Huntress Jr
Express’ Publishing Company
San Antonio Evening Now
San Antonio Express
Cal Louis J. Wortham
Port Worth Star-Telegram
Col .B. Holland
Farm and Ranch
Holynd
Magasine
Frank Ef. Busbick
San Antonio
Sesslon
Lake
Col
Wortham
Mott
Holland
The
Ageetiation
Alievess
Worthan
Worthaul
Uns
Couvoy
Diane
Gewapaner
Guaine
Dashiek
Din Tivetinn
Higielf
Tercy Tye Tell
Majestic
Mey
Ask Melark
Migestie
Merriemag
Greek Urn Featured At Juvenile Style Show
Mary Carter reports the Greek Urn, a large reproduction donated by Hennibel Pianta, will be a centerpiece at the Juvenile Style Show at Columbus Hall. The display, paired with toys and decorations donated by local firms, aims to boost the Empty Stocking Fund with proceeds and gifts for children. children are scheduled to arrive by 9 a.m. for a program starting at 10.
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Mary Carter
Columbus Hall
Hennibel Pianta
Atle
Kaidits of Columbus
Doyle Decorating
Golf Editor Higgins Visits City For Texas Open
C W Higgins golf editor visits San Antonio to support the Texas Open championship set for February 25 to 27. He calls the city ideal for winter golf, praises local climate and scenery, and pledges support including sending a story to a leading golf magazine. Higgins, editor of a major Chicago golf publication, believes year round tournaments would draw thousands of tourists and boost local commerce.
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GS. Aay
Raper W. Higgins
Koliven’ Magazin
Chicago
Formlr
Western Gulf Agraciation
Jim San Antonio
Menger Motel
Higgins
San Antonio
Ine
Antonis
Mr. Tigkine
Figgins
de Verita
California
Fed Carolina Alter
Mr. Igging
Trigging
Out of Che Javeral Golf Magazines
United States
Imapazine
Brackenridge Park
Marcace Mangham
Senator Borah Seeks Treaty Rewrite to Save Europe
Idaho Senator Borah calls for an international conference with Britain France Japan and Germany to rewrite the Versailles treaty. He argues revision is necessary to avert European collapse and protect American prosperity, warning the United States could lose billions and foreign markets if terms remain unchanged.
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Lawrence Martin
Iresa Washingron
D. C. de
Europe
America
Borah
Idaho
Great Britain
France
Japan
Germany
United States
Japan's Answer on Naval Disarmament and Ratio
The American delegation reports that the Tokio government has replied to proposals on naval disarmament and the naval ratio. The reply is understood to be nearly complete and ready for transmission, though not yet formally communicated to delegates. Uncertainty remains about timing as conference work continues through the week.
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George R. Holmes
Fnorinestanel Laws Service
Stat Ashington
D ‘c
Dee
Tokio
Siliniselas
Metcighe
Jitney Hen and City 10. Probe Books
An indefi ite delay on enforcing the antifitney ordinance was agreed during a conference between the jitney committee and city officials. The city would join the probe if the committee funds a $15 000 audit of the tru ton company's books, aiming to cut streetcar fares without scrapping jitney service. The committee demanded repeal of the anti jitney ordinances and sought a new fare by ordinance, backed by over 1000 petitions.
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Guy
Tru Ton Company
Avait
Hasse Mathiraday
City Commission
Goel Steel Et Fares Alul Elicht
San Antonian May Testify in Cruelty Probe Breger
A San Antonian connected to a Washington cruelty probe may testify regarding alleged mistreatment of American soldiers in France. The report cites orders from Major General Dickman about harsh penalties for property theft, with references to Senator Watson and chain of command within the 1st Army Corps.
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Phote
Pattexon
Isaac St Ie
SAN Antonian
Brewer
Washington
France
On Watson
Gearrzla
Adu
Army Corpa
Joseph W Dickun
San Antonio
1St Army
Corna
Senator Watson
Hugh R. Roberteau
United States
Nemuice
Aibone
Avery
Ger
Dickmanni
Dickman Hak
Watson
Rona
Bandits Rob Bank and Kill Policeman in Michigan Chase
Suspects robbed the Michigan Backup Bank of 10 690 dollars and killed a police officer before fleeing in a stolen car toward Detroit. The chase ended when the car hit a freight train. occupants were injured. Patrolman Brandsmi tried to halt the robbers and was shot through the neck. About 100 officers scoured the area with no trace found. Reports from authorities offered no confirmation yet on the robbers’ fate.
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Frand Tapids
Mish
Bow LeBaulh
Michigan
Sidubean
Wm Polives Ui
Ttroit
Vatroluian Brandsmi
Fire Sweeps Tia Juana Border Oasis Area
A blaze roared through the Tia Juana border oasis area near San Diego, causing widespread destruction. Local authorities said an entire town square family group may have been burned out, with five suspects linked to the incident under investigation.
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Tia Juana
Border Oasis
San Diego
Cal
Minor revolution in Greece reported
Reported revolts in Greece were discussed as military delinquents, with unclear wording and garbled names. The tale mentions Greece events and local reaction, but reading is hindered by OCR errors. The piece presents a fragmentary snapshot of a political disturbance and public response.
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Greece
Wartington
Watson Proposes Affidavit On French Hangings In War
Senate inquiry hears affidavit by George H. Taylor alleging 12 American soldiers were hanged in France in 1919. Taylor says witnesses include officers and guards who attended trials for charges like rape and mutiny. The document links hangings to military authority and mentions named locations and persons.
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Frazer Edwards
Iprense Star
Poldters
United Staten Army
Vaylor
Pergeant Hong
Adem
Amit
Heme
San
Antonio Stele
St. Vincent Juilmary
Watson
Cooky van Brandegee
Onnes
Calle
Tag Thessen
Fenty L. Scott
Aseomore
Ee Obley
Company
Pe Noth
Opley
Sant Severa
Argonne Fapst
Maj.ley
Stott
Maj
Wallace
Pope
Golder
Sueh Infantry
France
Bourg
Golden Vane
Wonderful reception brings Foch's thanks in Texas
The message from Marshal of France Foch expresses happiness at a banquet in San Antonio. He thanks the attendees for a wonderful reception and hopes all Texans will unite in future work. The note, telegraphed by Marabal Fook and the American Legion, conveys appreciation from State Commander Warne Divia and others.
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Marabal Fook
American Legion
Warne Divia
France
San Antonio
Texas
Euce Hesse
Approval of Irish peace terms expected during Sinn Fein cabinet session
Dublin dispatch reports Sinn Fein ministers gathering in Dublin to study the Irish peace terms with expectations of unanimous cabinet approval. Crowds lined streets as delegates awaited the decision while cable dispatches from Lloyd George’s camp noted strong support for the settlement and its impact on open diplomacy.
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Sinn Fein
Ublin
Dye
Salkee Sion
Rarani
Sion Pein
Vablin
Counc
Chow
Inter
Uuimroval
Eamonn de Dee
ONDGN
Dee
Lloyd’ George's
United Press
Agethur Balfour
Washington
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Navy Department
Rep. Flood
Melice
St Mary's Orphans
Valles Drinch
Titiaville
Gruad
Louis J. Wortham
Make Addresses
AOS
Vagnon Business College
Lancheon
Tomi
Sue Francisca
Burnet
Tex
Masivell House Coffee Co
Elizabeth Wryata
Somers
Navarro St
Todd
Tals
Quick Tire Service Company
Manl Hirm Company
Watson Probe
Pencouatderabie
C.w.higgins
Visits
Antonie
Tiny
Fig
Fritay
M. Aye Pa
U. S
Probe Books
Black
Comite
Leo Brewer
Artillery
Sen. Watson
Philadelphia
Is- Sur-Tille
Foch
Irre
Republic
Dublin
Pawa
Twa
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