Japs Strings to Return of Railway Line Roils Envoys
Amid arms conference recess friction grows between China and Japan over Shantung as delegations threaten to press the issue before the full conference. Naval talks pause for New Year as nations debate submarine outlawing and carrier tonnage limits with broader peace terms under consideration.
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Ashington
Fp. C
Nes
Shantung
Naval Committee
Criieera
Alk
Agalusc
Theta Dara
Unidentified man crushed to death by freight train
An unidentified Mexican man about 25 years old was killed in the Southern Pacific yards on North Walnut Street when he was crushed under the wheels of a freight train. Eyewitnesses said two companions of the deceased climbed aboard the train and the man attempted to swing on, resulting in his body being dragged under the car wheels. The body was recovered and taken to the morgue as officials investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peneath
Southern Pacific
North Waludt Street
Ptt
Tiny
Tin
Man in Jitney Scandal Held in Chicago for Theft
Daniel Wolfe a former head of Morocists Protects and a political figure in Chicago was arrested on a telegraphic warrant for theft involving S100. The police report says Wolfe refused extradition and will fight to Texas. A deputy will leave for Winds Cry in the coming days.
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Daniel FE. Wolfe
American “Morocists
Fee
Lilack
Chigney
She Tanin
Bdiefment
Terrer
King
Chicare
Wolfe
Texas
San Antonio postmaster appointment near. Wurzbach reports Civil Service action
Representative Larry M. Wurzbach said Washington advised the Civil Service Commission would fill the San Antonio postmaster vacancy by selecting from a list of 40 applicants, announcing three names for the appointment. The selection (first appointee) follows party tradition and internal reporting channels.
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San Antonio
Tupire
Larry M. Wurzbach
Bia
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Jane
Brioto
Fuller
George C. Arm
Wilyohinn
Tito
Vemaeraric
Tradtitien
Enxtor
Wargheh Fodae
Ila Vf! In Help Oft Nd Creager Bente
Winnha Sane
Santos
Governor weighs mercy for Grace in San Antonio case
Report outlines push by San Antonio leaders and Mrs Green for clemency for George McKinley Grace, sentenced to death for the auto assault and death of a white woman in Texas. Governor hinted at possible commutation to life if petitioners succeed. supporters argue Grace’s guilt is unproven and identification uncertain. Delegation plans return for further talks as next Friday looms.
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Tex
Hexar County
George McKinley Grace
San Antonio
Nardoy
G Walthall
Walthall
Alrs. Green
Gran
Ant Sister
New Year Watchers Urged to Bring Overcoats
Weather note from San Antonio and surrounding area urges residents to bring overcoats for New Year’s Eve celebrations. Forecast cool early morning temperatures expected to dip toward 40s, with fair skies and diminishing wind as the day progresses. Fireworks displays planned at several venues amid calm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borena
Jucat United States Bureau
San Antonia
Woman's car stolen after paying tax at courthouse
Edna Maron of 1914 Fast Crockett Street waited at the sheriff's courthouse office to obtain her license. Before 8 am she left with an Elm of paper and discovered her car missing from the lot, despite arriving before opening. Police report the vehicle was taken while she stood in line.
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Atry
Edna Maron
Fast Crockett Street
Sheriff's Office
Canadian Police Probe Cannibalism Rumors in Northland
An Edmonton Mounted Police expedition leaves for the barren north of Lake Athabasca to investigate reports of cannibalism among starving Indian tribes. Officials say caribou dependence and a failed last hunt have prompted alleged survival cannibalism in remote, isolated regions.
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Innipeg
Man
Canadian Mounted Police
Edmonton
Alberta
Lake Athabasca
Woman shot by inmate who mistook burglar entry
A woman shot early this morning at 1908 Groog Street after W R Sandridge, an inmate at Southwestern Insane Asylum, fired a revolver when he mistook her for a burglar. The injured woman received a leg wound. she is listed as inmate since 1904 and is expected to recover. Police took Sandridge to the asylum hospital after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Sandridge
Pat
Pliyvientw
Sandridge Hven
Southwextern Institution
Bells of Midnight Welcome Infant Year in 1922 Review
In a year-end reflection, the San Antonio scene recalls flood disasters, city recovery, Fiesta de San Antonio, and a bustling commercial year. The piece contrasts ruin with renewal as 1921 fades and 1922 rises, noting memory, destruction, recovery, and festive hopes.
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San Antonio
Alamo
San
Incunfescenta
Orient
New Year Eve Celebrations Across San Antonio in 1921
San Antonio braces for 1921 with midnight ceremonies, church bells, and festival mood. Police caution amid lively crowds as Elks Cubs and private parties plan extensive entertainment from before midnight through New Year’s Day, including theater, dances, banquets, and masquerade features at venues like the Monjestis Theater and the Gunter Hotel.
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Halse
Martin
Watit
Gunter Hotel
Ba'eloch
Levet Rands
Menger
Roma
Ternsichore
Ancient New Year Celebrations and Calendar Shifts Across Civilizations
A compact survey traces Babylonian Zakmul festival origins linked to sun god Bel-Merodach, noting New Year festivities from 11 to 15 days in Nixon month. It compares Purim Cronos Fennival Saturnalis with modern carnivals, explains calendar misalignments before Caesar stabilized January 1, and outlines varied New Year dates for Jewish, Chinese, English, and other cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Weather forecast sketch with mixed readability
Fragmentary weather note outlines a week in the Gulf States with expected normal temperatures and rain chances. Mentions Tuesday or Wednesday as uncertain and general conditions vary by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perigg
Tangarette
Sinelustre
Gulf States
Beauvais Excited After Meeting Son of Mrs Tillman
Beauvais shows excitement after meeting the son of Mrs Tillman during a Montreal visit. The Stillman divorce case in the St Maurice River district involves Philip F. O’Brien of Yonkers and Lenuvain, with witnesses to be questioned before a Canadian commissioner on January 1. The Stillman party lodges at the Chateau Frontenac. Beauvais plans to return later, while noting the meeting’s impact on the proceeding.
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James
Bite
Ber
Tyud Stillman
Attorpes
Philip F. O'Lrien
Yonkers
St. Maurice River
Stillman
Stiiman
St. Maurice Hiver
Fred Beauvais
Lenuvain
Naan
Chateau Frontenac
Bes
Bud Stilman
Chatea Lare
Enaurils
O'Brien
Beauvais
Montreal
Beanvais
Quebec
Suliman
St. Mansice River
Ya-Rabbel
Taro
U S proposes international economic restoration pact
A European financiers’ congress proposed a private led international consortium backed by governments to rebuild Central Europe through a vast barter system. The plan envisions a US included syndicate to finance and coordinate postwar trade, with preliminary discussions at the Allied Supreme Council and Washington conference precedent.
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ARIS
Europe
United States
Central
Valitat
Busines
Buglarnee
Belejom
Sealy and
Casine
Lobyri ‘Morne
Germany
Mussina
Hunters Turn to Pistol Lessons After Rifle Struggles
The account recalls Col Leon B. Kramer guiding hunters in a Corps Area lesson amid a hunt near the Prin Sivar waters. Gen Tod Hines shares how a single shot from a pistol helped end the day, marking the only deer bagged by his party in two days as others failed to spot game.
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Leon B. Kramer
Sth
Usulatant
Krosmer
Tod Hines
Prin Sivar
Tere
Momher
Hines
Prospects for New Year Look Good Despite Inflation
San Antonio banker J I Barettay, president of the National Bank of Commerce, forecasts a year of improved business conditions in 1922 with inflation not returning to 1919 levels. He cites cautious optimism in eastern and northern markets, noting several indicators may rise gradually while three years ago saw war-time prices. He warns against excessive charity drives and urges practical actions, concluding with a cautious but hopeful outlook for the city’s commercial life. This is the third in a series of interviews with San Antonio bankers on the financial situation, focusing on local implications and the outlook for 1922.
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Sy Leo
Spencer
San Antonio
Washington
Euios
London
Erland
Lloyd George
Dronn
France
Russia
Chamer of Deputies
Briand Wis
Briand
Barettay
National Bank of
Bashiews
Dane Brent Hari
Ma Beretti
Leven
Hnanenn
Hare
Follter
San
Perish in Arctic Collision Between Russian Icebreaker and Estonian Ship
Stockholm Dec 3 Twenty three were drowned when the Tasthaniitn ship Sarema collided with the Soviet ship Vinga off the coast near Helsinki. The passenger vessel sank after striking the other vessel. The story notes the Sarema’s loss and identifies Rabid content regarding the advertising manager, Luke Hunter, and connection to the Shermain Daily Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Inehrogker Vinga
Elis
Terae
Luke Hunter
Tor Iaus
Shermain Laily
Wealthy Women Questioned After Chinese Killings at Opium Den
New York police questioned fifty women including some wealthy patrons after two Chinese men Tom Sat and Tom Shaw were found stabbed to death in a three room apartment linked to an opium den. A burned opium kettle and an opium pipe were found. a list of fifty women’s names suggests possible blackmail involvement.
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New York
Tom Sat
Tom Shaw
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