13 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
San Antonio Evening News
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
1
Governors gathered for a three day conference to discuss enforcement of state and federal laws on agriculture and wildlife, with aims to coordinate policy, share ideas, and present proposals at a later meeting chaired by a state official.
Warry Y. Roghrs reports that France will approve the four power treaties, with Clemenceau backing the move and urging broader naval pact support. The Tiger predicts Atlantic and Eastern agreements may follow, while political hurdles fade as observers note Allied leaders see unity in the framework. The Paris voyage of Clemenceau is noted as impending.
Government meteorologist reports a rise in temperatures with sun and possible light showers. The lowest temperature last night was 42 degrees. Conditions hindered further data, but near Antonin a warming trend is anticipated over the next few days with no definite forecast yet.
The Eighth Corps Area commander warned there will be no let-up in the search and pursuit in the Arizona desert for missing Col. Marshall and Lieut. Weber. Reports indicate the two aviators may have landed near the Santa Rita region or west of Benson, with scouts, rangers, and National Guard aiding. Officials say the chances of survival depend on conditions, water, and terrain, and that rescue efforts continue despite limited contact since their disappearance.
In Atlanta on December 18, Mrs Peggy Lewis Lanier and Sidney Lanier II, related to the poet, filed for divorce and a damages suit against Dr J D Lanier. Attorney James H Dodgen said the case involves alleged alienation of affections and the couple wed November 5 in Atlanta. Lanier Sr denied the accusations and said he cannot reach an agreement with his son.
Local shoppers scramble for children's gifts as holiday crowds swell. Retailers report strong demand for toys, clothing, and educational items. Parents plan budget-friendly buys and seek sales at neighborhood stores.
The Texas Supreme Court on Austin upheld a lower court decision ordering Mareck to begin a jail term and pay a 200 dollar fine. The case involved an injunction against Fratt Inn and a writ affecting operation of the inn along the Host Bocas Drive.
The Allied powers delivered an ultimatum to Turkey urging compliance with terms for peace. The text warns against prolonging parley and calls for a decisive approach to disarmament and stabilization in the region.
May 1 Washington reports that Senate leaders, under pressure from President, oppose farm credit restoration and ship subsidy. Senator Jones, Republican chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, accuses British shipping influence of defeating American merchant marine interests. Administration spokesmen doubt farm subsidy support will reach votes, with party allies claiming 30 to 60 votes gathered.
Boston harbor traffic halted as a gale drove a ship onto the shoals. Coast guard vessels attempted rescue but no serious damage or injuries were reported. Weather observers warned of storms and high winds continuing through the day.
A Chicago complaint details singer Miss Mackin accusing Dr Eugene Vigneron of negligent dental work that ruined her singing career. She alleges instruments pierced her tongue during a procedure and claims years abroad aided her voice before the dentist’s actions damaged her vocal power and earnings.
A string of fires left eight people burned to death and one missing as authorities and citizens protested cedar tree cutting. Community leaders including Alfred Duerler pressed patrols to halt destruction of the scenic drive and cedar groves, warning violators face legal action and demands to preserve the landmark.
Mayor Black met with Judge Rochester in Corporation Court to review numerous complaints and discuss adjusting timetables to comply with state laws and city ordinances. A second conference is planned for Thursday afternoon as traffic violations and enforcement policies draw attention.
Across several cities tragic fires claim five young lives. Reports describe families fleeing scorching buildings as flames engulf homes and apartments. One incident notes a rescue attempt turning fatal for a child, while officials investigate causes amid freezing conditions.
Austin Texas report on a San Antonio attorney facing contempt charges in a district court. Proceedings began after the district attorney questioned the attorney under oath and the judge ordered him to testify. The matter involved delays and legal advisement before consent to testify was given.
Laurence M. Benedict reports Samuel Gompers testifies before the House Judiciary Committee that the American Federation of Labor mobilized into three phases of the impeachment saga against Attorney General Daugherty. Gompers, who dodges specifics, explains Labor’s support for the impeachment effort while noting past investigations and connections involving Wickersham and Keller. The Judiciary Committee also hears from Burns and other aides amid questions over conduct and political pressure in the ongoing inquiry.
Washington reports say President urged House committee to convene a new naval conference with Britain France Italy and Japan to limit construction of ships and submarines. Observers note many powers plan larger build programs beyond Washington treaty terms, risking a fresh arms race while calls for a coordinated restraint grow.
The sheriff's office reports promising developments in the search for Clara Phillips, a missing woman for over a week. The investigation centers on a nearby town as authorities pursue a concrete lead expected to accelerate the case. Local officials urge residents to report any pertinent information.
A Bible professor who allegedly doubts miracles and Satan faced Corporation Court hearings at Waylon City. Hood and Ben Stall, both service car operators, were involved as complaints were filed and signed by T. Fear. Attorney Herbert Oliver argued Hood collected passenger fares on Van Nesa Street.
A court adjourned at noon as jurors faced the task of determining Apolinar’s sanity after he was chosen for the hearing. The defendant Theodore Bernhard, aged about 18, was to face a sanity review following a death sentence for the murder of Berns utd, found brutally killed on August 16 near Bembriesraed. Authorities affirmed and scheduled the verdict amidst debate over Apolinar’s sanity.
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