Miners Consent Oath as Howat Coalition Marches South
National Guard mobilizes to face an Amazon Army roving coal fields in southern Kansas. Women lead a 1000 strong march from Franklin to seize mines, force workers to kiss a flag, swear not to work until Howat is freed, and threaten further Omaha-style actions with a 19 mile advance. Police reach no relief as troops prepare to enter Crawford County.
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Yeager Case Heads to Jury in Fatal Shooting Trial
The Yeager case advances to a jury after testimony and closing arguments in a shooting incident that nearly killed former city official William Kristan. Judge Anlersog prepares the charging document as Henry Yeager and Ed Knight await trial dates.
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Dirty Faced Urchin Seeks Jail Room To Be With Brother
A 11-year-old boy, crying and trembling, told detectives he wanted to go to jail to be with his brother after being accused in a theft at a local goods store. The case stems from the burglary of two garden hoes, a pair of roller skates, and gloves, with the stolen items later found hidden in clothing belonging to the youths. The boys were referred to the Community Fria...
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Wives and friends attack prosecutor at condemned man’s sentencing
In Cleveland Ohio a near riot erupted as spectators assaulted prosecutor’s wife and friends during the court proceeding for a condemned man. Deputies and police contained the crowd after disturbances disrupted the sentencing and forced the delay.
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Tomorrow's Pleasant Weather Forecast Keeps Warm Outlook
A brief weather note predicts bright sunshine and gentle breezes for tomorrow with a mild rise in temperatures. Tonight looks unsettled with a chance of rain and slightly cooler conditions before a gradual warming trend returns.
Iowa Man Confesses Murder of Pretty School Teacher
Bart Throst, 24, confessed to killing Miss Inga Magnuson at a Dorchester area country schoolhouse after she turned him down. He claimed he murdered her because she rejected him, saying he killed her after asking her to marry him. Authorities say first-degree murder charges will be filed.
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Postmaster General to Take Long Rest on Doctor's Orders
Washington December 14 Postmaster General Mays left Tuesday for his home at Sullivan Indiana to spend the Christmas holidays and seek rest and recuperation ordered by his physician. He has been indisposed since the railway accident in which he was slightly injured.
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Club Protest Seeks Parking Space Shift on Avenue
Canopus Club, protesting Jitneys occupying a parking area in front of the Post Office, asks Mayor Black and the City Commission to reclaim curb space. A committee recommends acquiring private property to install stands and restore a public parking area for general use on the west side of Avenue. The protest notes patrons cannot find nearby spots and calls the monopoly unfair to the public.
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Pretty French nurse shoots Dallas janitor in self defense
Miss Lamoore, a French war nurse serving near the National Guard armory in Fort Worth, told police she shot Ray Cooksy, a Dallas janitor, in self defense after he insulted her. Cooksy was killed instantly. Federal agents opened an investigation. charges filed. Lamoore not yet arrested. she reportedly came from Chicago six weeks ago.
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Hoge Brothers Plan Houston Street Corner Development
Houston street corner plans dominate city business notes as Hoge Brothers discuss building type and improvements. Sommers Drug Store sources quote Mr Hoge on delaying moves, property frontage details and future city impact while considering a major local redevelopment in San Antonio.
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Irish Republicans Remove Soviet Posters in Dublin
In Dublin on December 4, Irish Republican Army members tore down Soviet posters displayed on walls. The incident, amid discussions of treaty ratification, drew attention to tensions in the city as anti treaty sentiments surfaced and police maintained order.
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Birthday candles trigger parlor blaze at Monterey Street home
A fire in the parlor of P. Lopez's home at 114 Monterey Street yesterday caused about 3,200 dollars in damage before firefighters extinguished the blaze. The origin was attributed to birthday candles left unattended.
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Wilson Deliberates On Four Power Pact In Senate Debates
A report outlines President Wilson and Democratic Senators split over the four power pact. McAdoo is named as driving a Democratic fight while others remain silent or cautious. Ratification appears likely as Republican opposition remains limited and some Democrats may support the treaty.
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Three Linlebure brothers seek citizenship after 1868 belief
Three brothers named John Lindeburg petition in Beders Court for naturalization, claiming they believed since 1868 they were American citizens. John Bindeante Harm John Lindeburg and Dirk John Lindeburg each filed. The men, all named John, say they came to the country and lived as residents for years.
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Well Versed Nixie Man Sends Traveled Epistle to Africa
A carried letter from London to New York then across the United States to Mexico and finally to the San Antonio post office. The addressee was not clearly known beyond a civic engineer. The Beliah possessions in Africa are mentioned in the note.
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Clash at Dublin Dail as De Valera and Collins clash over treaty
In Dublin the Dail Eireann opened with a bitter clash between Eamon De Valera and Michael Collins over the Anglo-Irish peace treaty. De Valera charged London delegates exceeded their instructions while Collins defended the delegation. A public vote on the treaty was set for tomorrow. The session ended with tense exchanges and a rumored breach of treaty terms followed by a fatal shooting near the Royal Irish Constabulary post in Dublin.
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Washington Town Flooded After River Dam Breach
After water breaks the dam on the river Dre Teal, Washington town floods. Ben Ron Dike alone helps the sheet beat. Aiteet iis warming elect flies have Staoynod. A tan Ate male three o miles wide and wen mites long in the valley of the Seillagunimiah rer. The entire population of Caway, Toad Stanweoll, takes refuge in railway parties.
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Haynes to Seek Jail for Brewer Violators
Washington December 14 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced plans to push jail sentences for all violators of the Volstead Act. He said enforcement will extend to brewers in eastern Pennsylvania and aims to strengthen proceedings to impose maximum penalties, including jail terms.
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Treaty Universally Acclaimed Says British Premier
Lloyd George hailed the Irish peace treaty as universally welcomed while urging the House of Commons to ratify the pact. He praised the Courage of the Sion Fern delegates and noted the treaty would give Ireland a measure of responsibility. the session featured cheering and extended remarks from peers.
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Pioneer Woman to Give Away Empty Stocking Ball Favors
Mary Carter reports San Antonio's Sara Eagar will lead as a featured guest at the Children’s Annual Fancy Dress Empty Stocking Ball at the Gunter Hotel Saturday at 2 pm. Eagar to distribute 200 vivid caps and 200 serpentines as favors to 200 dancing children, with music by Eubanks Orchestra, celebrating memories of early San Antonio and local heritage.
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Local Club Event Prompts Deep Reflections and Debate
A fragment from a page two column describes a gathering at Mila Avenue near Brackenntose High. It mentions the Bly Club and stakes around humanity theory. Names like Rene roalis appear amid garbled phrases. The passage hints at a community discussion with unclear details and international or philosophical tones.
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