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Newspaper
San Antonio Evening News
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1919
Page
1
Paris dispatch states the United States is the decisive influence in preventing a fresh European war amid the Italian Yugoslav Adriatic dispute. It notes America would mediate shipments of food and funds, potentially starving the belligerents into peace if open hostilities arise. The report, attributed to a U S correspondent, underscores U S leadership in crisis.
In ARIS and across American, French, and British naval circles discussions arise over Italian holds on the Adriatic. Critics ask why Austrian forces did not bombard Venice Brindisi and nearby shores to secure a so called Italian lake, and challenge the notion that dual Adriatic control is essential for Italy.
Robbers terrorize regions near Roystane State with night raids across Cassie and Liberty Borda areas. Authorities report S20 to S10 in gear seized and several suspects pursued by posses and local law enforcement across Perry and Pick isth regions.
In The Hague on March 1 the Minister of War told the Second Chamber that Holland must defend all Dutch soil against any seizure. Measures are under way to execute a second mobilization quickly and demobilization will not permit loss of Limburg and Zeeland. The government pledges readiness to prevent annexation.
Dispatches say Spartacus league efforts threaten Berlin from central districts as southern uprisings grow. Rail and electrical strikes impair Berlin, Weimar, and Saxony regions while President Ebert and Chancellor Scheidemann fear a government collapse. Military bans meet Spartacist defiance amid growing political chaos.
London dispatch says the new economic council urged immediate peace with Germany or a blockade. Fourteen British officers warned the central powers face grave danger as war tensions rise. Stockholm reports army corps ordered to Munich to present an ultimatum to the provisional government. Civil disarmament and Diet reconstruction expected under a three member Munich triumpvirate and a fifty member executive council.
Washington reports President Wilson shows no intent to seek a third term after March 3 1921. Administration insiders note he did not deny running but indicated his focus would shift to history writing. Democratic National Committee members attending a White House luncheon left with the impression he would not run in 1920 and would consider future plans.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New York Times, San Antonio, and various garbled names. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes are readable to summarize a concrete news item.
Governor announces an extraordinary session scheduled before mid June to address state issues. Details on agenda and exact dates pending final briefing and legislative runway.
Texans gathered at the Alamo to mark Texas Independence Day with prayers, songs, and speeches. Daughters of the Republic and residents recalled Sam Houston, the Battle of San Jacinto, and Texas heroes while recounting the state’s eighty three years as an independent entity.
A dated, heavily garbled report shows Knox opposing the proposed Covenant draft. The piece notes Wilson’s League of Nations plan and argues drafts fail to abolish wars or protect sovereignty. Readers are directed to continued coverage on Page ? for further discussion and reactions from prominent figures.
A city assessment release shows valuations rising by 1947 with an estimated total near 20 million dollars. Officials indicate property values grew during the current tax cycle, and the auditor notes higher figures across multiple districts.
In Washington March 1 Senator Gay of Louisiana announced support for the suffrage resolution by Senator Jones of New Mexico. The move promises passage this session if brought up, reversing a February 20 vote where Gay opposed. The debate centers on states rights to regulate suffrage and a companion House committee report favors a constitutional amendment.
Announcement from the Quartermaster's office states ten or twelve 60 by 160 foot frame warehouses will be built near Wilson Street and New Braunfels Avenue at Fort Sam Houston. Civilian labor will be used. project costs around 50,000 to 60,000 dollars for carpenters and workers in San Antonio this summer.
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