Ulster Says No Path to Irish Free State
Ulster head Sir James Craig declared Ulster will never join the Irish Free State in a move amid Dublin Sinn Fein and London treaty debates. Lloyd George urged Commons to ratify in original form, while Gretton pressed for a vote of no confidence over Irish policy. Crowded Commons galleries anticipate major speeches awaiting readings and aWelsh concert at No. 10 Downing Street tomorrow.
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Earle C. Reeves
Stalf
Lon
James Craig
Ulster Today
Lloyd George
Ulster
Irish Free State
Sinn Fein
Dublin
London
Lisyg George
House of Commons
Col
Y John Gretton
Asisnist
Col. Gretton
Slater
Commons
Galleriea
Commany
Downtur Street
Welet Muaielana
Fritz Shreisler
Hip Country
Londes
Brian
France
Cimmons
Sir James
Craig
Titogil George
Iria Free State
James
Yeager jury remains deadlocked in assault case
The Thirty swranth District Court heard Otto Yeager charged with assault with intent to murder after a shooting at the Morn Palace Inn. The jury reported a verdict of guilty with five year sentence but recommended suspended sentence. judge rejected the suspended sentence. The foreman then said they could not reach a verdict and court was adjourned.
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Anderson
Thirtyswranth
Otto Yeager
Wiliam Kelloran
Boro Palace
von Jant
Camm
Gus Yeagen
Henry Yeager
Ed Knight
Morn Palace
Kessman
Othe
Kellman
Source of Hooch Puzzles Pro Men
Joe Canstern was arrested last night by police with a bottle of liquor. He claimed he paid 3% for the quart and did not pay where he bought the genuine liquor. He was charged with unlawful possession of liquor and released on bond. Commissioner Edwards.
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Joe Canstern
Poriee
Edwards
Complete agreement on limiting naval armament reached
In Washington, a三 detailed report states that a major three power meeting concluded with a full agreement to limit naval armaments. Arthur J. Balfour, the British representative, indicated that the settlement is complete and no further remarks would be offered. A plenary session was anticipated soon.
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Ashington
D. C
Arthur J. Balfour
Balfour
Arguments Begun After Grace Wilson's Past Is Bared
Grace Wilson, on trial for first degree murder of her Oklahoma rancher husband Homer S W, faces opening arguments by four prominent defense lawyers. The defendant testified to a troubled past and the assault leading to the fatal shot as prosecutors and judges prepared to address the jury. The courtroom drew a large crowd as arguments continued into the day, with trial conditions described and expectations set for a verdict timing.
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Grace Wilson
Earl J. Johnson
United Press
Coenty Courthouse
Winfield
Kan
Homer S. W
Chase
Thay
Judie A. M. Jackson
W. W. Hastings
Tunlequan
Olds
Misa
Alice Robertson
Maj
J. Berry King
Muskogee
Okla
Emery Earhart
Wilson
Ellis Fink
C. L. Swarts
Charles Quier
Bon
Arkansas Clix
Usun
Sirs. Wilson
Dudge
Fuller
Wilwon
Attorheys
Lttle
Mayor to pass flood program to citizens in bid
A San Antonio flood prevention plan moves to a citizen committee with Mayor Black abroad. The panel weighs a $5,000,000 bond for dams on Alazan and Chanoas Creeks, river widening, and cutoffs, seeking broad public support and timing. The mayor seeks nonpartisan backing to avoid factional school-bond battles.
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Black
Mexico
Galil
San Antonio
Engineers
Genern
Ohnaos Creek
Alazan Creek
Aub
Tonpriged
Euros Tadwin
St. Toms
Frank Groor
Charles Dirkson
Germany Cannot Meet January Reparations Payment
Paris reports Germany notified the Allied Reparations Commission it cannot pay January 19 due to no funds. Germany cites lack of funds for 1,000,000 gold marks and February 275,000,000 gold marks, seeking delay. Briand will discuss with Lloyd George in London about a moratorium, amid Belgian concerns over priority rights. Briand met Belgian officials briefy to gauge opinion on the moratorium. A Ford track case, seized with Gibbs Vaver, will be sold tomorrow at 10 at the stock office.
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Paris
Germany
Allied
Briand
Llnyd George
London
F Briand
M. Taspar
Bate i
Jasper
Belgium
Doula Levebeuc
M. Bethelot
Mother drops 3 year old son three stories from building
Dee Louis, a 15 year old, was trapped on the Rialto Hotel third floor when Mrs Bertha Williams wrapped her 2 year old son in an overcoat and dropped him from the window. A fireman caught the child unharmed before another rescuer brought Mrs Williams down a ladder.
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Louis
Dee
Rialto
Bertha Williams
State Drives Final Blows Against Burch in Hearing
Prosecution in Los Angeles presents the latest circumstantial case against Arthur C. Burch, Evanston minister’s son, charged with murdering J Belton Kennedy. Testimony from two cellmates recounts Burch saying Kennedy would get what he deserved if he harmed him.
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STATE
Burch
Fred Woodward
Universal Service
OS Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Evanston
Las’ Vegas
Nev
Kennedy
Swift murder trial date to be fixed at city meeting
Trial date for J B Swift and co defendants in the Kennedy cabin murder case is expected to be set at a Beverly Hills City Commission meeting this afternoon. Deputy Sheriff testimony and thorn wound details surfaced as defense and prosecution prepare their cases. Jurors were alerted to anonymous letters received by both sides as the case moves toward trial.
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Pene
J. B. Swift
Jiteey
Martin
Afteedoot
Ridgeway
John
Taltaberto
Houre Bey
Keg- Redz
Burch
Mes
Maddyone Obencham
God
Kennedy House
Las Vegas
Sprankling
Dro. J. Jimney
Saduy
Kennedy ‘Cabin
Beverly Glen
Keyes
Schenck
Sidney Reeve
Attorpeya
Shim
Joun Tailsberto
Court Upholds Check-Off Right in Miner Conspiracy Ruling
In a Circuit Court of Appeals decision the United Mine Workers won on the right to collect union dues via check-off. The court found a gigantic conspiracy to eliminate competition among West Virginia miners and ordered changes to an injunction. Judges Anderson Alschwiler and Brier described alleged armed activities and interference with mine operations and required a narrowed injunction.
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Coal Miners of America
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Enian
West Virginia
Anderson
Gorderlund Company
United Mine Workers of Ame
Fea
Jud A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Minera
Borderland Coal Company
Aonb
Prige
Alschwler
Brier
National Union
Weather and golf push San Antonio as winter resort
Critta W. Biggin the Chicago golf editor told Canopus Club at the Menger Hotel that San Antonio’s climate and scenery can make it the nation’s premier winter golf destination. He urged railroads to promote the city to boost tourism and golf traffic, noting a February tournament could spark global interest and justify expanding golf supplies and access.
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San Antonio
Critta W. Biggin
Chicoro
Canopus
Menger Hotel
Tigerne
United States
Atuy
Canopus Club
Taneoia Apninite
California
Florida
Ailroads
Futura
St Wll
Mr. Wiggins
Don Quixote Has Nothing On Small Adventurous Girl
A 13 year old girl ran away from home after stealing a horse to seek adventure. Brought to Bexar County authorities she rode toward the city, then abandoned the horse and was picked up by a car and brought back to town. She appeared before County Judge Mc Monkey and was remanded to the Josie Manorial Home awaiting further word from Pleasanton.
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Laula C. Sauveur
Pleasanton
Bexar
Éuveru
McMonkey
Josie
Pleasnaton
Empty Stocking Ball Tickets Sold At Premium By Bryant
Mary Carter reports Henry Bryant of the San Antonio Buick Company bought ten tickets at 25 cents each for the Children’s Annual Fancy Dress Empty Stocking Ball in the Gunter Hate ballroom from 2 to 5 PM on Saturday. Donations boosted the fund with $25 from Elks Lodge No. 216. A ticket selling contest pits children to win a $5 prize as two Protestant Orphans Home performers plus Dorothy Brose and Margaret Marquis prepare piano numbers.
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Mary Carter
Henry Bryant
San Antonio Buick Company
Bryant
Elks Lodge No
Dorothy Badgock
Chile
Cunaren
Dorothy
Brose
Munrgaret Marquiz
Debating Society Contributions Totaled at three dollars seven hundred
A clipped accounting item lists contributions acknowledged by the Eiks Club Consens Debating Society and Stout Song for Dorothy. Names and locations such as United Clgar Store St. Mary's Stounton Streets appear in ledger notes with a total amount cited as 3 700 31 in old monetary formatting.
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Eiks Club
Consens Debating Society
Dorothy Iserobandt
Otockingy
Antanole
United Clgar
St. Mary's
Ae Hounton
St. Alary's
The
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David Lloyd George
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Britain
Hig Brndling
Questi UN
Madalynne
SWIFT
Gole
Conopus ‘Club
Don Quixote
Elks Club No. 216
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