President Wilson to speak on League of Nations stance
President Wilson plans a public statement soon in Paris to clarify American views on the League of Nations. He aims to counter European misperceptions and the impact of U S opposition reports during his Washington stop.
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Robert J. Bender
Knitel
KY Ashington
D. C
Wilson
France
Paris
Gremings
Brest
League
United States
Washington
Tumulty
League of Nations
Borah Seeks Constructive Labor Policy Plan
A Lincoln era style political piece discusses Senator Borah advocating cooperative labor policy. It emphasizes workers first approach, wage considerations, and government role in fostering cooperation between labor and capital to solve economic problems. Continued on Page Two.
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Martin
Weixdon
Theo
Imadt
Kenator
Fievi Halen
la Serate
Banx i Hirpate
Bern
Babar Valley
Ship Delays and Wartime Talks Stalled by Heavy Seas
United Press report describes ships delayed by heavy seas as George Washington voyage nears an end. President Wilson plans to resume peace talks with wartime ministers while Wilson shores up campaign efforts and prepares for a Paris conference. Page Two continues.
Ireland Declares Self Determination Right in Speech from Dublin
A dispatch from somewhere in Ireland dated February 25 quotes Edward De Valera of the Sinn Fein party urging England to grant self determination to Ireland. He argues Ireland should decide its own fate, and that a decisive majority for independence would justify Ireland's claim. He says Ulster's minority issue cannot be settled by England and calls for neutral judgment on Ireland versus England. The weathered text notes censorship limits and references a continuation on Page Three.
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Lore
Erian
Anment
Edward de Valery
Sign Poli
le Valent
Baginand
Dubin
Fran Kehr
Ralph Po Coughc
Ce Uniteds Bres
de Valera
New York
Edward DE Valera
Ninn Vein Party
Wit
United Press
Ireland
England
Ulster
Dalmatia Tensions Mark New clashes with Jugo-Slavs
Dispatches report renewed fighting between Italians and Jugo-Slavs in Dalmatia. The Jugo-Slavs forced the Italian flagship to haul down its flag at Trau. Italian destroyers were sent to secure an apology and protect residents. Clashes also occurred at Spalato with Italian patrols. Serbian soldiers allegedly aided the Slavs. Allied sailors restored order during a moveable Italian procession.
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Unitd Press
London
Dalmatia
Exchange Telegraph Company
Tgara
Chosen Successor to Gen Goethals Named
Brig. Gen. Larr has been appointed to succeed Maj. Gen. Goethals as head of the Army Supply Department. Goethals is stepping down after a lengthy service period and will remain available for duty while Larr assumes leadership duties.
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Larr
Goethals
Aviby'y
Parr
Asalaiant
Wat
Transfer of Kelly Field Commander Reported
Fragmentary military dispatch states Commander of Kelly Field is transferred to Washington. The officer had been stationed at the aviation school south of San Antonio, California. He will leave San Antonio and report to the Air Department for duty.
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Kelly Field
Spumancher Ol
Danger Pratt
Ington
Alt Aviation School
San Antonio
Cal
Dratt
Foche Garey
Aerafanytics
Plane commands precision as aircraft show thrills crowd
Thomas Morgan reports from New York March 2 on a wartime era air show at Madison Square Garden. A ground station atop the Garden, run by an Army lieutenant, directs planes circling and performing maneuvers with voices crackling through portable wireless gear. Ground observers note the technology is remarkable, with ships and harbor operators repeatedly confirming positions during each display. Diamonds and jewelry ads interrupt the layout at McNeel’s Jewelry.
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Thomas Morgan
Universal Service
York
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Win
Payy
Senate Seats Park After a Long Debate
In Austin on March 12 the Senate voted 10 to 14 to seat Parr as Senator from the raventyashind District after a lengthy debate on the majority report of the committee. The session resumed at 4:40 this morning with Senators Clark Paige Sprithalee and others arguing for and against seating Parr, while Alderdyce Sulter Carrick and others voiced objections and support. The motion to seat Parr faced division over election legitimacy and district boundaries.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
Olock
Archie Dare
Raventyashind
Putt
Che Tote
Bell
Caldwell
Carlock
Dorevegelt
Kunst
Cibsan
McXeains
Tage
Beaver
Kcklang
Pell
Cansias
Duta
Dud- Te
Hawklie
Salter
Atbrook
Williford
Wite
Woes
Chirk
Giver
Paige
Nearhy
Parr
Twn A. Sprithalee
Inl
Alderdyce
Sulter
Carrick
Teutons May Build 100000 Officer Arm y Under Volunteer System
Paris dispatch reports French officials and military observers believe Germany could, within five years of peace, field a fully officered army of millions if a volunteer system is imposed. They see a 100000 officer corps as a training school for a ten million man force, with concerns over enlistment terms and disguised military training through turnvereins.
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William Philip Simms
Paris
Germany
Saint Cyr
West Point
France
Turnvereins
Peteralle
Alves
Gews
Teague
Najloux
Mexican Mission Aims to Strengthen Ties with United States
Manuel Carpio from Mexico City arrives in San Antonio as the advance member of a planned Mexican mission. The group seeks to establish a U S headquarters in New York with a San Antonio office, to study American systems and promote closer cross border ties. Members plan stays from six months to two years, with reports sent to Mexico. Continued on Paso Two.
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Mexico
United States
America
Manuel Carpio
Mexico City
San Antonio
New York
Flce
Carple
Tty
Tor
Industrice
Presi
Weather forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
San Antonio and Tonfabe Friday cloudy with probable rain and cooler temperatures. Minimums 48 to 64, southeast winds shifting to north Friday night. East Texas likely rain and colder, light to moderate winds turning northwest tonight and Friday. Hourly temperatures listed.
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San Antonio
Tonfabe
Texas
Barrett Robison Case Under Advisement
Special Telegram to Newer Austin Texas March 13 The hearing of the application of A P Barrett of San Antonio for injunction against J T L Robison Commissioner of the General Land Office was conducted today Judge George Calbour of the Fifty third District Court announced he would take the case under advisement at 10 o clock tomorrow warning.
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Austin
Tex
A. P. Barrett
San Antony
J. TL. Robison
General Land Office
George Calbour
Fifty-third District Court
Girl Ends Life After Cold Water Refusal
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports 19 year old Alise Panlee Kurz was picked up in shallow water by a friend after a seasonably cold dawn. She suffered exposure hunger and exhaustion but the details imply a troubled affair preceded her distress.
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United Prewn
Chicago
Alise Panllee Kurz
Pallee
Sandy Peach
Toney
Paint Glass Varniahes. Splendid sctectlom by Fred Hommert
A fragmentary note notes an artistic cane exhibit by Fred Hommert located at 26 206 W. iv. The piece is incomplete but highlights a splendid spectacle in glass artwork and a local creator.
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Fred Hommert
New Bpring Weotene Li Tailor West Commerce Bef Ady
New spring woven textiles from Li Tailor debut in West Commerce, blending traditional loom work with modern design. Local buyers anticipate fresh patterns and affordable prices as makers showcase fabrics and fittings at the market.
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Bpring Weotene
West Commerce
Boys of 11st Back in U S A Landing Today
Astonii’s sons of the ist Meld Archery, commanded by Cal Claude Hurkhoud, return to U S soil aboard the good ship Anaiiix. They will land today and head to San Antonio to await demobilization at Camp Starts, with a reception planned by local civic groups. Signals indicated arrival at Newport News and Cape May as press dispatches noted the voyage.
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Astonii
Cal
Claude Hurkhoud
Waite
Vilar
Seth
C. C. Sannin
Ave ‘Aus
Serel
Charlit Tunis
Battery B
Mieskuge Ff
Taesepge
Cape May
Acsiita
Ithee
United States
Ueenip Ohta
Newport News
San Antonio
Penn
Ax Foon
Varlova Committees
Noske quits as Berlin reports armistice demand
Wireless dispatch from Berlin says War Minister Noske told Spartacists armistice terms would require unconditional surrender with all arms. Zurich mentions Noske's resignation. General von Lequis reportedly succeeds him amid chaotic military contact.
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General von Lequis
Hy Walted Prese
ONDON
Berlin
Noske
Spartacusans
Tutte Prost
Zurich
Radical Labor Plot Charged in Kansas City Case
In Wichita and Kansas City reporting, jurors were impaneled to hear charges against members of a group linked to the Industrial Workers of the World and accused of plotting disruption against the government. Officials say the case involves alleged urbanization efforts and anti-government aims amid wartime strain and labor unrest. The full story continues on page two.
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United Prose
Wichita
Progre
To Wow
Luis Ky
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