Allies Press Germany on signing protocol at Paris talks
At Paris on December 23 the Allies delivered a final note to German delegation head Kurt von Leisner demanding Germany sign the protocol before any modifications are discussed. The note included oral observations and warned that Berlin’s representatives may leave the conference if not allowed to proceed. French and British officials expect a possible compromise but stress the protocol must be approved before further trade concessions or political moves.
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Virgo Killed Maude and Admitting Confession
Mrs. Taber testifies Virgo killed Maude Ta har and details of a confession involving Lawrence, Vande, and others. The account describes the murder scene, pursuit of evidence, and efforts to conceal the crime, with Mrs. Taber recounting actions and emotions surrounding the death.
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Pioneer Hers Mahincke Dies at Home in San Antonio
Obituary recounts the life of Hers L Mahincke pioneer of the area. Noted hotel proprietor at Houston Street location later occupied by Grace Motel. Served as ABC Commissioner during Bryan administration era. Survived by family including grandchild Thekla Date. Funeral arrangements pending in San Antonio. interment expected there.
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Court confirms Travis Club sale in district court action
A court confirms the sale of the Travis Mah property for about 85 000 dollars as part of a district court proceeding. Judge Anderson approved the sale after weighing the evidence. Purchasers plan to convert the building into an apartment house if operations are not completed.
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Prosecution Warned Over Home Wine Making
Internal Revenue Service officials in Texas announce that making wine at home for family use will be prosecuted under the wartime prohibition act. Revenue Agent Styshel and Assistant Agent Taylor say violators face legal action under the revenue act, with penalties including shipment of wine as part of the case.
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United States Declines In Kaiser Demand Trial Request
U S officials reject entente pressure to try the Kaiser in absentia. Reports say the United States will not sign Versailles covenant or surrender the former emperor to foreign courts. Dutch officials reportedly offer asylum in Holland to refugees while seeking to avoid enmeshing themselves in a possible Grand, controversial trial.
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Mexico Displays War Moves in Blue Book
Galted Press reports Mexico's bluebook reveals warlike notes between United States and Mexico from Carranza era. Documents cover Huerta overthrow through neutrality in World War I and show plans to preempt US cross-border incursions. Language notes tensions, potential invasion threats, and diplomatic breakdowns amid ongoing negotiations.
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British attacked by Waziri tribesmen in Afghanistan fighting
British forces report fierce clashes along the Madan frontier in Afghanistan. Thousands of Waziri Mahsud tribesmen reportedly attacked British troops, with heavy casualties on both sides. Dispatches describe ongoing operations and renewed combat into Thursday.
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Rotary Santa To Bring Toys To 500 Kids At Alamo Plaza
The Rotary Club will light a 40 foot cedar Christmas tree at Alamo Plaza and distribute toys, candies, and fruit to about 500 children starting at 6 20 tonight. Mayor Bell will attend as the tree stands through the holiday season. A rotary wheel atop the tree and a platform for children will be used for the gift handoff. Local volunteers and the Fire Department prepared the site and safety measures.
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De Valera Questions British Plan For Two Irish Parliaments
Irish leader Eamon de Valera, speaking after Lloyd George outlined a two parliament plan for Ireland, criticized the scheme as interference by Britain. He said the Irish people must decide their own form of government free from external dictate and rejected any plan imposed by the British.
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Press of Ireland bitterly rejects Premier's scheme
Dublin dispatch reports Irish press of all opinions attacking Lloyd George's home rule plan as impracticable and unworkable. Papers rail at the bill, predicting it cannot be enforced, and accuse the government of cynically testing Irish reaction to justify further repressive measures. The Independent and Irish Times cast the plan as unpeaceful and dangerous, while Sinn Fein critics call it doomed and unhearing. Nearby, Dublin authorities brace for fresh unrest amid Savare funeral tensions.
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Cared Humbert and the McNeel Jewelry Co Selection
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Miner leader Howat released after agreeing to end Kansas strike
Alexander Howat, president of the United Mine Workers Kanes district, was freed from jail and allowed to return to Kansas after agreeing to call off the July strike and order miners back to work. The incident arose from his arrest and involved government actions and court orders guiding the coal industry dispute.
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Man Shot on Dallas Street and Wife Held
A man is fatally shot on a downtown Dallas street and his wife is held by authorities. Witnesses describe a confrontation as the victim and their spouse were seen arguing before the shooting. Police from the university area assisted in securing the scene and are investigating motives and suspects.
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Rate Revision Reshapes Southwest Rail Freight Prices
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered broad changes to railroad rates from the lower Mississippi River to Memphis and surrounding cities, adjusting community rates and favoring some destinations while raising others. The ruling affects Memphis Tennessee Tonray Oak lines and corridors toward Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma, with increased charges on certain routes and new safeguards for competitive balance.
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May haggle over rail bills in the Senate
A garbled report mentions talks on rail bills and congressional references, noting a conference and potential differences between proposed measures. It references Senate leaders, a chairman, and expected delays or uncertainties about the timing of action.
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