General Attack on Briand Over Reparations Indemnity
French Chamber debates Briand s refusal to concede reparations to Germany after an indemnity ultimatum. Klotz presses for debate, Briand resists, Lloyd George sides with France, and ties to London talks and Washington arms conference are noted. Opposition targets Briand and the Industrial Bank of China fallout looms.
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Pats
Klotz
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
M. Klotz
London
Lloyd George
Livya Grotge
Washington
Daubet
Elot
Chamber
Cordebur
Dim
Berthelot
Foreign Office
Jules Cambor
Diplomatic Service
Industrial Bank of China
Depubieg Outray
Taedn
Re Vruk
Ang
Maleraud
France
Seven Men Re-Indicted In Cure Company Case
Seven men tied to the Thompson Treatment Company face re indictment by a federal grand jury, accused of mailing circulars and letters to promote alleged tuberculosis cures. Defendants include Fitzsimmons and Capt. A F W MacManus. Bond set. new trial planned if warranted by schedule.
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Thompson Treating
Bomb 9
Urata Staten
Betraue
Oryobn
A. F. W. MacManus
McCos
BR. Marshall
Hl Phereraid
B_ood EK
D. Thompson
Fitzshamans
Fiterimmons
West
Defendents
Trompsen Company
Thompson Company
United States
Failty
Hartman
Wright Bans Christmas Fireworks Downtown
Commissioner Wright announced a ban on Christmas fireworks in the heart of the city to maintain order on Christmas Day. He warned violators will face stringent enforcement as celebrants in the downtown streets plan light shows tomorrow.
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Wright
Heart OF City
Swiping Sweetie Incident Draws Crowded Attention
A Rochester court case centers on a Black girl charged after an incident over a stolen Sweetie. The defendant said she confronted the other woman who took her companion, recounting the street confrontation and emotional reaction as she described her story.
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Tellios Heratory
Rochester
Nine Die As Storm Ravages Clarksdale Ark
A cyclone struck Clarksdale and surrounding areas in eastern Arkansas killing nine people including Parne Harris a bookkeeper. The path was about eight miles long and up to sixty yards wide with heavy rainfall and widespread destruction. Rescue workers from nearby towns are aiding survivors and searching rubble for missing persons.
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Earle
Ark
Dee
Hur
Repaira
Clarksdale
Tru
Crawfordsville
Tenn
Black Jack Sends Season's Best to City of the Alamo
Dec. 24 Cairo Egypt. Government offices at Gisa attacked by Nationalists. British troops dispatched to Gisa to restore order. Mention of Gen Joun and Pershig and a textil Christmas note amid chaotic city events.
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Black Jack
City OF
Joun
Pershig
Antonio
Beltish
Cairo
Gisa
Gist
Ardmore Ku Klux Quiz Opens as Witness Refuses to Answer
In Ardmore Oklahoma Okio December 24 inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan activity begins after Fred Bourland a merchant and alleged Klan man refuses to answer questions about Klan officers and actions tied to the Wilson triple murder case. Attorney General Freeling seeks a continuance to confirm the probe while witnesses describe a raid on the Carroll home by masked men resulting in two deaths.
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Ardmore
Okio
Ann Ardmore
Freyling
Fred Bourland
Kianeman
Bourland
Wilson
Fae Carroll
Carroll
West
Carter County
Freeling
Carrol
Alegdd Reided Wree
A. L. Brittain
Lodge
McClain Granted New Trial in Assault Case
Judge Tayloe in the Forty fifth District Court granted B. McClain a new trial on the indictment charging criminal assault on a young girl. New alibi testimony was presented, and the court scheduled the retrial for January 16. McClain’s co defendant Bessie McClain faces separate indictments in three related cases.
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Tavlow
B.’ McClain
Se Clain
Corpus Christi
Simons
Attidarita
Tayloe
Mornig
MacClain
Grand Sury
McClain
Bessie McClain
Hig Site
Tie Tudre Tayloe
W.métian
Kl Wa
Japanese lawmaker carries Harding message to Japan
Kataro Mochizuki, a member of Japan's parliament, delivered President Harding's message to Japan after attending an Anglo conference in Washington. He urged fortification of Taiwan, immigration policy adjustments for California and Hawaii, and pledged a balanced, peaceful accord with the United States. He called for fair treatment of Japanese in the United States and an ironclad migration pact to restrict further immigration.
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San Francisco
Kataro Mochizuki
Acnis
Washington
Japan
Harding
California
Hawaii
Morhizaki
United States
Tasante
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Forecast calls for tonight and Sunday to be fair and colder with a cold wave. Winds will be fresh from the northeast to northwest. Low temperatures range from 20 to 34 degrees across regions with different north and south portions seeing colder and warmer readings. Observations include .1% chance of precip and temperatures drifting through the night into Sunday.
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San Antono
Tessa
Dallas
Rio Grands Yadler
BO Tetwisty
U S Proposes That It and Britain Cut Submarine Fleets
Secretary of State Hughes urged the disarmament committee to trim the US and Great Britain submarine fleets to 60 000 tons while preserving existing tonnages for Japan France and Italy. The plan scraps 35 000 tons of U boats for the US and 22 464 tons for Britain, with France Japan and Italy keeping their current strengths. The shift aims to satisfy British and French views, and though immediate acceptance by Britain or France seems unlikely, progress was reported after a lengthy session and a recess.
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Ashington
D. C
Hughes
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Pragee
Tapam
Oslyinglly Mughes
America
Britain
Pon Jenving
Harhey
Two Slain Overnight in New York Bandit Battles
New York, Dec 24 Two men were killed in night gun battles between bandits and police with two wounded. Nelson Geary died in the Bronx after a hold up at a United Clear Store. A companion aided as detectives were wounded entering the shop. Teon Sotti, a Bronx resident, was killed by bandits as he attempted to flee through a back door. A robber held up a restaurant in Bowery, taking jewels from diners. several other robberies occurred with varied loot and escapes.
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New York
Nelson Geary
Bronx
United Clear
Bandita
Philip & Fieinaywrodd
Dad Will Be Home to Play Santa Judge Leniency
A man charged with reckless driving near Alan Plaza during a Rotary Christmas event pleads for leniency as a judge weighs the risk to children. The defendant, a poor worker, tearfully asks how his family would survive if punished. He is fined $25 after a friend pays. The scene ends with the man buying tobacco for inmates and leaving with a sense of remorse.
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Dad
Santa
Braun
Sudvoar
Alan Plaza
Junge
Christmas at the White House With Wilson Deluged by Mail
President Wilson plans a quiet Christmas at the White House after eight years in office. He will receive season’s greetings from around the world as family members arrive for a holiday visit. A planned New Year’s reception and a brief trip to Pinehurst for rest and golf are eyed, with tentative plans to travel Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Washington, D
Wilson
White House
Wilton's
Christus Ma
Coultbard
Texas
North Carolina
Gesseu
Renndion
Mahees
Hie Cabiner
Geiorge Varner
Georae Gregory
Joseph Bh
Wo Innit
Senator - Glass
Lin
Washington
D. C
Pinehurst
Steamer Mount Evans in distress miles off Boston
A wireless message reports the steamer Mount Evans, bound from Almera to New York with fruit, in distress about 609 miles east of Boston. The vessel lacks fuel oil and radio, and Charlestown Navy Yard officials fear it may have been towed or abandoned with 12 crew aboard.
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Boston
Unitri Sinter
Guardsmen Called After Clashes at Newport
State troops arrived in Newport Kentucky to quell a weeklong strike clash between steel workers and strike breakers. Four companies of guardsmen, under Col KH Dechardt, took charge after a citywide request to Governor Morrow. As troops departed a volley of shots was heard. two citizens were injured and more than a dozen beaten or threatened.
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Port
Sitmkion
Wrankfort
Morrow
Newport
Iva Authucltivd. Io
Cal
KH. H. Dechardt
Official Business Abdicates At Hall In Christmas Town
City officials resign en masse as Mayor Bisek and four commissioners surrender their offices. The morning notice declares Monday a holiday and many staff plan brief vacations. Satta Clark toured departments delivering colorful packages and parade vibe as officials head into the holiday season.
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Bisek
Satta Clark
Neff Will Pardons 20 Convicts Today
Governor Neft durst will grant pardons to twenty convicts, effective on Christmas Day. He completed the list of beneficiaries but will announce public names once all clemencies are finalized. The pardoned group includes inmates described as "friendless and forgotten" with clean prison records.
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Austin
Tex
Neftwith
Noun Ord
Warm Cloak of Xmas Cheer Covers City
Christmas spirit sweeps the city in a festive scarf as weather patterns, Santa, and holiday transport mix with cold forecasts. The Empty Stocking Fund seeks remaining gifts for 709 of 1400 needy families, urging further contributions to assure all children receive stockings and clothing. Continued on Page Two.
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Galy
Northland
Santa Claus
H. Daybue
United States
Santa
Crona
Tamnorrow
San ’Antonio
Christina
Cult of Te Christmas Cheer Association
Empty Stocking Drive Sets Yearly Gift Record
The Empty Stocking Fund closes its most successful year, aiding over 2,000 destitute children. Stockings, shoes, and warm garments were distributed from headquarters on Houston Street, with volunteers sewing and running a Toy Shop. An eleventh hour case added to the day’s mercy as a family with four children received help.
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Miky Mollie Moore
Houston Street
Enon
Mabel Normand Gives $25 For Empty Stocking Drive
Film star Mabel Normand donates $25 to the Empty Stocking fund for San Antonio children. Rialto manager Sandhen arranges a free screening of the film Molly for kids 12 and under at 10 o clock Wednesday morning, inviting all local youths to attend without admission.
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yeBe Normand
San Antonio
Sandhen
Rialto
Trrcker
Jim
Alex
Sintkos
Mise Noormaand
the Rialto
TD Sears
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M. Briand
Supreme Council
Cure Company
O. K
Clarksdale, Ark
Lourland
Tnt
Feather Carroll
Tho Wis
McLain
Lawmaker
U. S
Mader
Prange
Digens
Thin
N. Y
Yuletide
Woodrow Wilson
Kentucky
HALL
Xmas
Neff
Mabel Normand
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