Pact Agreed Upon Takes In Pacific Mandated Islands
The Yap treaty outlines equal rights for America and its territories in Pacific mandates. The Far Eastern committee meeting produced a settlement on the issue of one America’s footing with other nations. A quadruple Pacific settlement is planned with Britain France and the United States, with Japan’s assent expected after confidential discussions.
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Pacific Mandated Islands
Japan
Ashington
DD. C
We United Act
Pacific
Are
America
Far Fastere Committee
Amerea
Bysinger
Tip Creatye Japsy
Washington, D.C
Washington
Pen Virianl
Paris
Great Britain
France
Eo O
Tenis Tomorren
Viviani Fli
China
Britain
United
City Expected to Agree 10 Jitney Plan
City Commission discusses modified jitney proposal to end the jitney controversy. Talks with May or and Taxation Commissioner aim to allow limited jitney service in areas not covered by streetcar lines while eliminating duplicate routes and adjusting fare rates. debates over recall of Mayor Mack and Public Service Company actions continue as officials seek a satisfactory settlement.
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Temperariis Rt
Gesaton
Ordspacee
Oni Inako
Guy WN
Pe Fun Antonio Hubli Serries Company
Comipany
Finaciou
Jitney
Mayi Tlack
Joni P. Pfeiffer
Jitney Counp
Cdi
Audi
Jitsey
Weiwrennew
Feornite
Jitnewr
Jithey
Harding nominates new Army generals
Harding today named the following officers for promotion to general ranks including George Tahe major and other assignations across the army. The nominations list several colonels and staff officers and reflect changes directed by the president amid ongoing military planning.
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Harding
Washington
Jions
Ral Trade Co
George Ta
Jorilur Aries
Bile
Abe Wrlge
Kerdamin Poote
Tnt
van Varn Moses
Commissioner Acting as Corporation Judge Issues Major Fines
A regional court today, acting under military governance, imposed stiff fines and reorganized command as officers from the Iru Division (Organized Preserves) were assigned. Inspections and orders issued at the Sth Corps Bevdauarters set the framework for the new arrangement.
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Otticora
Iru
Sth
Twenty Five Buries Alive in Washington Landslide Rescue Gone Wrong
Geatele Washington December reports at least 25 firemen and volunteers buried as they tried to rescue Mrs Samuel C Andrews and two children Jack and Tor from a West Seattle home engulfed by a massive landslide. The disaster followed the region’s heaviest rainfall in memory, four and a half metres in 36 hours, leaving hundreds homeless and blocking rail connections over the Cascade Mountains and to Tacoma.
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Geatele
Wash
Samuel C. Andrews
Jack
Tor
West Seattle
Cascade Mountains
Tacoma
Turn Two Robbery Suspects Over To Bandera Officials
Two of the three men arrested after a Tuesday robbery were turned over to Bandera authorities following a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Taylor. The case involved Bandera’s First National Bank and the prisoners were remanded to Bandera officials after warrants arrived. a preliminary Bandera hearing was postponed to Thursday at 2 o clock. Sheriff Stevens will move the inmate from Robert B. Greco Hospital once medically cleared, while a reserve corps board meeting in Denver was noted for officer examination and promotions.
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Taylor
Eatra
First National Bank of Bandera
Beir Liberty
Bandera
Bannera
Sora
J. Montague
Jt Wan
Thurrdes
Youth Held After Death Threat to Jap Premier
A 20 year old Japanese man named Shijora Rotate was arrested after sending a death threat to Premier Takahashi. The incident triggered the strongest secret service protection for the government in years as officials face heightened guards and precautionary measures. Rumors of a broader plot against Cabinet members spark tightened security around the premier and his colleagues.
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Duke N. Parry
Okio
Takahashi
Shijora
Hara
Tananesé
Rotate
Pithue
Pinin Vlothex
Teens Fate in Hands of Jury Tonight
The case of John Steen, charged with murdering University student Albert Tips on December 11, 2019, moves toward verdict as nine attorneys, five prosecutors and four defense, present arguments. The trial resumes with Max Chambers, Deryer, Watson, and McAskatt among those scheduled to speak. the judge adjourned before noon after extensive proceedings.
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Gar
John Steen
Albert Tips
Kwostforneyn
Ampany
Johmnson
Anid
Tayloe
Max Chambers
Assiatant
Deryer
Watson
McAskatt
de Nesto
Steen
Ponfahmest
Court of Criminal
Stean Nine
Lambert seeks further annual budget increase in city finances
The article reports Commissioner Lambert requesting a larger annual budget to cover maintenance costs for sewer and plumbing departments. It notes transfer of Plant maintenance funds from the sewer department to plumbing and sewer inspection under Lambert, following a temporary 1821 budget. Lambert asks Mayor Black to raise the budget by 16,000 to cover merchants’ bills and incidental expenses for the year.
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Lam
Parke
Pririe
Department of Sewer Construction
William G Eden
Lambert
Black
Sig
Bis
Col. Rethorst
Lear
Otto W. Rethorst
Waa
Wenelng
Weather Summary From The Night Sky
The readable text reports a cold night with temperatures near 60 down to 58 degrees and light winds. It mentions future conditions and a forecast for the following day with a cooler temperature range and breezier winds.
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Antonia
Vielnies
Winter probe by uncle sams jurors opens
A jury sworn in at 2 pm begins a winter probe led by District Clerk D. Curt under Judge West. Foreman Mrs John A Kerr of San Antonio and members from Albert Boldt Big Wells Dimral Porter Si2es Gonzales Samarl Martin Gan Antonio F F Hodviguez and others across Bexar County remain to hear investigations, with many names listed from San Antonio New Braunfels and other Texas towns.
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D. Curt
West
John A. Kerr
An Antonio
Albert Boldt
J. B. Strait
Big Wells
Dimral County
Porter Si2es
Gonzales
Samarl Martin
Gan Antonio
F. F. Hodviguez
van Antonio
P.M. Montague
Banttera
Gonealees
Ae Pewrs
Voth
Henry Best
San Anzonio
W. Ait ‘Vane
New Kaunfels
Cite
W. OR
Cattal
Dilley
Moore
Storkdale
Frio County
Ray Mur
Sutherland Springs
Wilton County
Gustaf Stolewerk
New Braunfola
J. W. Has
Bandera
Sidney Suepnea
First Liquor Case Sees $200 Fine Imposed
Federal Judge West imposed a $200 fine in the first liquor case of the December term. Thomas Franks pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of nine pints of cognac and was remanded to jail. most of the fine was paid.
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West
Thomas Franks
Fewae
Joff Moti
Mental X Ray Claim At Army Conference Sparks Debate
A controversial psychologist, Dr. de Berler, asserts he can diagnose Europe’s immediate future by telepathic readings during an army conference. He names leaders Viviant, Balfour, Kato and other Lyons delegates as evidence of his predictive power, drawing sharp comment from scholars and officials.
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Kmalgk
Leveathexen
Waveington
de Berler
Europe
Viviant
Balfour
Kato
OConnor escapes from prison sparks manhunt and frameup claims
Chicago killer O'Connor broke from the jail while awaiting execution for police murder. Police chief calls the escape a frameup as officers search the underworld for the gunman, who fled with associates, overpowered guard Straus, and vanished via freight elevator and window.
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Chaco
Tommy
O'Connor
Chicago
Darling Dore" Connor
Jar Bresker
Cince ‘Syonagel
Gisat
Nvo
Yasseg
Gutard Straus
Hull
Ducky
Pole
Crowe
Gunshot Wound Endangers Roy Ham
Roy Ham of 1900 Merchant Street was wounded by birdshot when a hunting party mishap caused a double barrel shotgun to discharge on a running board near Jourdan on Sunday. He was rushed to Santa Rosa, briefly regained consciousness, and remained under medical care this morning.
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Roy Ham
Merchant Street
May
W. Bonting
Jourdanr
Ham
Rmarry
Morse Returns to U S to Answer Charges in Washington
Morse arrives in Washington aboard the ship to answer government charges. He volunteered to respond to any charges the government may lodge, stating he would appear at any place and time as required.
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Morse
U.S
Nei Ruud
Ness
Petra
Harte
Altormey
Daugherty
Ap. Noundte
Arriva
Ilmer Paria
Washington
Prisoner Outbreak In Marquette Hospital Riot Inmates Injure Officials
In Marquette Michigan on December 12 warden T. Catlin deputy Warren Menhennit and his son Arthur were hospitalized in serious condition from stab wounds and beatings during a prison outbreak led by Jasper Perry Harper. Prisoners were confined to solitary and face flogging per Charles Braves chair of the Prison Commission.
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Marquette
Mich
T. 2
Catlin
State House of Correcon
Mesdenitt
Arthur
Dregk
Jerpay Lae Harper
Detroit
Harper
Jasper Perry
Charles Roberts
Charles Braves
Ramp strike sparks deadly disorders in Kansas
United Press reports serious disturbances erupting in southern Kansas as about 2000 women from striking families blocked Mine No. 7 near Franklin and Jackson-Walker mine near Pittsburg. Miners were prevented from working, cars were stoned, and sheriffs' deputies were repulsed. Reports claim 1000 women attacked Mine No. 7, with clashes spreading to nearby facilities as Howat's faction presses for action.
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United Press
Pttsburg
Kan
Kansas “Ramp
Jackson-Walker
Alex Howats
Kansas
Santa Fe Coal Company
Franklin
Neree Toad
Wamer
Lie Attenk
Naslated Vyven
Brackenridge Will Jory Is Being Chosen Trial Actions Report
Detailed proceedings in the Brackenridge will case before Judge Terrell at the District Court morning session cover jury selection for the contested will of the late Brackenridge. Proponent Eleanor Brackenridge and contestant counsel Denman and Exell questioned prospective jurors on religious affiliation secret society membership and potential biases.
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Brackenridge
Terrell
Tae
Roberta Mibvon
Steling
George W. Brackenridge
Eleanor Brackenrige
Pavel
Diercy G. Denman
Denman, Franklin & McGown, Ringe
Miss
The
Pines
Belone
George PF. Abel
Greenwood Avene
Harione
Sam Antonio
James S. Phillips
Orket
Trederickaburst
Agern
Tha
Workt
Eagles
Roberts
San Padre Avenue
Sais
Denman
Leama
Throne
Clurch
Rosle
Elks Plan Christmas Cheer for City Orphans
Elks will distribute gifts to city orphans on Christmas morning with a program by the Wiky Band and Patrol. Committees will be picked at the upcoming lodge meeting at Pecan and Pro streets, arranging visits and music to brighten the children's holiday.
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AUDI
Unt
Japanese rear admirals placed on waiting list
World news reports a widespread reshuffle with rear admirals and many minor officers moved to the waiting list from active service. The transfer appeared to be a preliminary step toward a wider reduction of the navy, with the change announced in December and noted as delayed.
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FEN
Japan
Ianay
Children Enthused Over Big Empty Stocking Ball
Children eagerly await the annual Fancy Dress Empty Stocking Ball to be held at the Gunter Hotel ballroom Saturday at 2 pm. Mrs. Kate Hymas directs the event as San Antonio youngsters plan costumes, tickets are led by Mrs. George Keene, and a Sold print prize motivates selling.
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Kate Hymas
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Sige
Tc, Tontaine
TE. Newton
Local Fund Drive Totals and Booth Duties
A wartime style community notice lists contributions totaling 1,153.02 for San Antonio public schools. It notes volunteers from New Braunfels and Fort Hollenbeck, with Mrs Lee Goldthorpe directing the candy booth and ice cream booth overseen by others. The Alamo-Pack Furniture company is mentioned with continued coverage on page two.
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San Antonio
Noyes
New Braunfels
Keurpey Sturt
New Benin
Lee Goldthorpe
Alamo-Pack Furniture Comande
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