Count Plunkett Seeks Rejection Of Irish Treaty Pact
Amid Irish debate in Dublin on the Anglo Irish peace pact ratification, Count Plunkett urged rejection as unsatisfactory while Arthur Griffith pressed for ratification. McCann reports on a session marked by fiery exchanges and appeals to honor amid contested terms of the treaty. The session continued with statements from Michael Collins defending the pact and President de Valera leading opposition.
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Count Plunkett
Erin
Grublin
England
Deil Eireann
Austin Stack
de Valera
Count Plenkert
Spd
Trelan
Republic
Ander
Himh
Snerker
Michael Collins
Wwe
Valera
Bunn murder trial postponed to January 30
The murder case against W E Bunn, indicted for Whitley's killing, was continued by Judge Lay toward January 30 in the Fourth District Court. The delay followed a motion by the defense after doctors certified the principal witness, Dr M D P, was unable to attend due to a recent operation. The incident stemmed from a July 31 shooting in a shop near the Missouri Kansas Texas Depot on South Flores Street. Whitley died later at Robert B Green Memorial Hospital.
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W. E. Bul.ein
Whitter
Layie
4Th District Court
Justice of Peace Fisk
Whisky Fine for Fourth of July Celebration
In federal court O'Shaughnessy, a Celtic-descended citizen, faced a $150 fine for unlawful possession of whiskey. He planned a patriotic Fourth with a gallon of whisky on his bicycle basket, but federal agents disrupted the event at his South Alamo Street storefront. The fine was paid to settle the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feet O'Shaughnessy
O'Shaughnessy
South Alamo Street
Federal
Tig Edwards
Tront
Possssson
Se Allen
Collinsville Man Taken From Jail At Tioga And Tarred
Sherman Tex Dec 18 The identity of eight men who took W EF DHEA Collinsville carpenter Yorkup of Tioga Sundar age Teathered and released him In was still unknown today County Attorney Adareson at the victim made an investment Neither Dishman nor City M Pendergrass from whom the men secured the keys to the lockup could identify the masked party
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Sherman
Tex
W. EF
Dhea Collinstile
Yorkup
Tiong Sundar
Altboch
Nut County
Attornes
Adareson
Vietim
Dishman
Clty M Pendergrass
Aus
Cotton Oil Company Pleads Guilty To Federal Fine
The Cotton Oil and Manufacturing Company of Gonzales pleaded guilty in Federal Court to violating the Federal Pure Food Law. The corporation was fined $60 for alleged misbranding of cottonseed products, according to the information presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Oil Company
Gonawles’Cotton Oil and Manufacturng Company
Gorporation
Gonzales
Allegert
Sixteen Arrested After Oklahoma Triple Killing
In Ardmore Oklahoma authorities say sixteen men have been arrested with more to come following the triple killing at Wilson Thursday night. The dead are Joe Carrol John Smith and Sims an Ardmore policeman. The investigation is under tight secrecy and no trial date has been announced.
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Rdmore
Okla
Der
Wilson
Joe Carrol
John Smith
Sims
Ardmore
Principas
Carroll
Citang Saneatt
Rayneebee
AGI Sales
Ton Baile
Apdiyare
Dr. & Harlow
Caroline
W. T. Hilton
Jona Murray
William I. Ratliff
St Ions
Tiers
Maypoer Wasich
Joan A. Gillin
Rey Leon
Houltian
Smith
Cucley Smith
Julius
Reland
Garrett Wis
Wuquar
Carrell
Neladoma City
Doe
Catler Cayntry
Attorney General's Office
Liquor fine unpaid as defendant jailed in federal case
The case of a man fined for unlawfully possessing and transporting liquor ends with S200 cash on hand and jail time after he could not pay the fine. Authorities say a masked attack and a broader murder probe tie to Ardmore figures as arrests loom, with several names listed and more details promised on page two.
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Lvenal Ildre West Dewitting
O. B. McClary
Fevoday
Termis
Sobo
Abu
McClary
West
Wotecd
Teardallen
Oeraber
Attempted burglary at City Collector office
An attempted break in occurred at City Hall when two locks on the office door were damaged and a transom was climbed through. Mechanics forced entry pieces, but no theft occurred as the entry was not gained. City License Collector William Arnold commented on the incident and vault combination changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam
Arnold
Special Guards Watch for Bombers Today in N Y Financial Center
Armed guards ring the New York Stock Exchange and nearby buildings after an anonymous warning threatens dynamiting the area around the exchange. Police engage a wide security sweep as investigators pursue suspects believed Italian, with a warning letter dated December 19 prompting evacuations and heightened alert in Wall Street.
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N. Y. Financial Center
REX York
York Stock Exchange
Treasury del Distusa
Well Street
Charles T. Morgan
Stock Exchange
Lois Warnles
Morgan
Wen
Ae Wall Street
Saptellitek
Torir
New Tochelir
N. Y
New York
Weather forecast for Antonia region tumbles into rain
Tonight and Thursday expect rain with Tuesday turning colder. Lows 38 to 44 with moderate to fresh northerly winds. East Texas Northeast Texas and Wednesday expect rain, with colder northern portions and snow may occur in some western areas. A cold wave advances northwest Tuesday night into Wednesday. rainfall totals and timing vary by locality.
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Antonia
Texna
berHen
Dope seizure at hotel raid nets large quantity and arrests
Customs officers and a Treasury agent raided a hotel room in San Antonio finding 25 grams of heroin, 95 grams of cocaine, 52 bottles of cocaine, and 46 bottles of another drug in a tarred container. A suspect, Isaac Helm, was arrested, charged with possession, and held on 2000 bond. Authorities estimate street value could reach thousands.
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Coceine
Coculin
Subbachee
Mason
San Antonio
Isaac Helm
Mexico
Kloba Trotter
Europe
Mrshal Botsford
Thin Waa
Edewarda
Hyway
Dope Ag
Bonrath
Siand
Germany
Nerland
United States
Tnin
Calcutti
Daria
Sam Antonio
City Commission to discuss cement bids and street sweepers
The City Commission meets this afternoon to review bids for motorized street sweepers and 13,000 barrels of cement amid disputes over Belgian versus domestic cement prices. Mangigan fights for lower bids while Purchasing Agent L Dannie recommends rejecting a Federal Export & company bid, marking a second such cement bid dispute after a prior rejection and mayoral intervention.
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Marrigan
Enginger
Nee A
Sa Antonia Dortland Cement Company
L. Dannie
Federal
Export & Bany
Belwinn
Binek
Hargligin
Gen Lord May Succeed Dawes as Budget Head
General Lord is reported as a potential successor to Brig. Gen. Norbert Lor for the post of director of the budget, to follow Charles G Dawes who is retiring. The name Yoder is mentioned in connection with the consideration. The reduction in Dawes’s duties and the transition plan are under discussion.
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Gen
Lord May
Dawes
Mwarding Te
Brig
Norbert Lor
Charles G Dawes
French Demand for Sea Power Ahead of Japan Abandoned
Washington December 19. An agreement among the five naval powers to limit battleship armament was reached. Premier Briand ordered the French delegation to back down from demanding a navy greater than Japan and accept a 5-5-3 balance near 1.73. The French stance shifts as talks on Kyrenei and Titan rival rates were postponed at French request. Contiqued on Page Two.
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Carl D. Groat
Statt
Ashington
D. C
Briand
Japan
Ku Klux Klan Invited to Aid State in Case Against 20 Men
In Austin, Texas, authorities delayed the examining trial of 19 local men charged in the King of Clayton case after prosecutors invited the Ku Klux Klan and all Travis County residents to assist in the investigation. The session adjourned until Thursday as witnesses and suspects were sought, with one man, Deckerd, later arrested on murder charges. Police searched District Court entrants for firearms but found none.
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Ku Klux Klan
State
Nearing
Ustin
Tex
Travis County
Peder Clayton
Ku Klux Hall
Austin
Warren W. Moore
Justice Ell
Clayton
Deckerd
Tilad
Join H. Shetton
Justice Mendetl
Corrain
Serrateen
Paso
Equalization Board Finishes Labors Tomorrow
The City Board of Tax Equalization is in session since November 7 and will finish its labor tomorrow. Citations numbering over 19 percent have been sent, requiring recipients to appear before the board on December 30. The assessed valuation of locality will be announced soon, with expectations of a rise over last year, affecting the permanent budget for the coming year as determined by the commissioners.
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Mlor Heing
City Board of Tax Faqualization
Tohoffer
Confession of Soldier Pleads for Leniency in Court
A Alma Travis soldier admitted having had a few drinks after a collision with a motor fre truck on North Flows Street. Witnesses described swerving from a double screen car track to the wrong side, and Judge Rochester reminded that motor vehicle accidents are serious. The defendant faced a fine of 25 dollars and possible further penalties, with emphasis on responsible conduct.
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Alma Travis
Leptester Hi Corporation Coure
Inan Tntas
Christopher
Mido
Rochester
Ty Henry Finer
Condithia
Brothers Part Ways One Goes to Jail One Pays Fine
Raber and Peter Feustel, farmers in Cena Count, split after federal charges. Robert Feustel pleaded guilty to possession and manufacture related counts for 14 gallons of whisky and a gallon of wine with equipment for illicit production. Peter Feustel faced counts of manufacturing intoxicants. he paid a $100 fine and faced lesser penalties. Both deny involvement in violent crime.
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Raber Amd
Peter Feustel
Cena
Robert
Peter
Annisith
France Accepts US Submarine Limitation Proposals
Paris reports France ready to accept American ideas on limiting capital ship tonnage while reserving future rights on submarine percentages. Premier Briand, in London, conveyed openness to the American stance on capital finance, noting details remain premature.
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Webb
Miller
Paris
France
Briand
London
Ministry of Moting
Harvey
Lena
Lloyd George and Briand Hold First Reparations Meet
London dispatch reports the first reparations talks between David Lloyd George and Aristide Briand as they discussed general issues. Authority notes that concerns will be clarified by Sir Robert Horne and Treasury officials, with a conference to resume the discussion tomorrow afternoon.
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London
Briand
Lloyd George
Robert Horie
Treasury
U S Now At Peace With Entire World
The United States has reached peace with Hungary and other powers. Reports from Ward Grant Smith, American chargé d affaires at Budapest, state ratifications have been exchanged. Similar treaties have already been made with Germany and Austria.
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U. S
Washington
Dee
Peste
Third Ag
Tony
United States
Hunsary
Ward
Grant Swith
Javipest
Germany
Austria
Jarboe predicts damp and cold Tuesday weather
A weather bulletin notes Tuesday will be damp and cold with a low around 38 and a high near 14. Winds shift to northerly, and comfort is expected as clothing becomes appropriate for the chill.
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Jarboe
Unique Empty Stocking Charity Ball Plans at St Anthony Hotel
The First Annual Charity Ball to aid the Empty Stocking Fund unfolds tomorrow night on the roof of the St Anthony Hotel with the 17th Infantry Band performing through Maj Gen Hines courtesy. Mayor Black and Mrs Eli Bertzberg participate, as prizes for ticket buyers thrill children and San Antonio businesses back the event with contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Sraing
San Antonio
Ofne
Ike
Mayor
BF Black
Maj
John Ta Hines
Mes
Eli Bertzberg
Severs Dance
Cimbers
Dowthe
Contributions List From Texan Local Groups
A scanned OCR list records multiple contributions and donors from Texan entities and towns. Names include Willits Hevhler, Mrs WB, Mounts Camp Sanita, Texan Bar and Decorating, Peleo Light Co, Ladies of Comfort, Mrs Juha Meyer, Kelly Hutto, Ollie Hamby, HM Newton, and others. Amounts vary from 1.00 to 14.22 with several small sums noted and references to Hutto, Texas locales.
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Willits Hevhler
Sanita
Alvi Brosted
Kivld Artilery
Dahon
Grand Menn Advisory
Mrackienn Hige High School
Xexan Avto
Peleo Light Co
Ladies
Hutte
Lex
Newton
Hutt
Tex
Feante Elaman
Hutto
Verbret Uptsell
Frwell Standers
New Erat
Tes
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Collins
Griffith
Charles M. McCann
Soutnd
Teac State Corpaatioclast
Collinsville
Tioga
Jasper Theunys
Finance
Wiart
Fieh
E. Thir
Oklahoma
Young
India
Coty
Lambert
Lee Ah
Mig, Wkn
Herbert Lotd
Ey George Kk
Holmesternation! News Service
Equalization Board
Pfeiffer
Hughes
George Harvey
St. Anthony Hotel
Cora Shannon
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