Spartacists Seize Railway Stations In Laredo Rally
LAREDO Texas March 17 in front of the Concordia Theater a large crowd greeted Mexican officials and diplomats as Ignacio Bonilla announced his acceptance of the Civilista party bid for the Mexican presidency. Ambassadors and dignitaries joined demonstrations with thousands of local supporters shouting Viva Bonilla while a formal reception followed. Bonilla planned further meetings and a return train to Nuevo Laredo later that day.
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Mexico
Civilista Party
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Pon
Hiv
Huh Antonio
O T Hi
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Ni Barrera
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Hanh
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Ettigiabe
Mexican International Foot Bridge
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Aike Gn
Theuns Mls
Mie
eNxi ‘Bho
Mod
Olcethig
Lim Tehat
Ao Agiainiv Radia
Jwetlee
Ue Wort
United States
Barling
Bonilias
Mextedtit
Trout Laride
Konitas
TMS
Contine
Nower
Cir
Nuevo Laredo
Trorrom
Heroine Sacrifices Life Saving Two During Storm
In Aberdeen and surrounding areas on August 1, 1918, Waxed Miller, a schoolteacher, guided two children to safety amid a brutal winter storm. She perished after shielding them with her own coat as a wagon overturned and traffic halted. Telegraph reports confirm her selfless act and the tragic outcome.
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Aberdeen
Iligzara Sebich
Last Leaflet Bombardment Readies Final Drop
Readers are warned that the final Lag aerini leaflet bombardment will occur tomorrow between TG 16 and 1 p.m. Gnele Sim's bonbara will release leaflets from the air over the Second Division areas, with limited drops over Houston and nearby commuter routes. Of 5,000 leaflets, 2,500 honor the Prentiar record of the Second Regiment of Engineers and the rest salute the 17th Field Artillery. Some leaflets carry minor misstatements. corrected versions will be available via The Eye along News.
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Lagaerini
TG 16
Sim
Bonbara
Histori Alamo
Houston
Reere
Prentiar
17Th Field Artillery
17Th Field Artillery Regiment
Eyealong
Majestic Tainter
Leach
Senate tables Irish independence clause as pact reservation
The Senate on March 17 tabled the Irish independence issue and self determination for subject peoples, endorsing a reservation by Senator Owen of Oklahoma that Britain end its protectorate over Egypt. The measure urged recognition of an Irish republic and British cease of control, with Korea, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii noted for broader implications under League of Nations terms. The resolution failed by a 1 vote margin.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Ceceznle
Prish i Ndependence
Turtter Buseau
Korea
Philippines
Orto Ricu
Stepd
Missouri
League of Nations
Alamo Plaza Band Delights Crowds Before Leaflet Bombing Stunt
Throngs gather at noon to hear the 2d Division Band on Alamo Plaza. Carl Mueller and William Lemay lead the group, former overseas band leaders, as the program includes St Vattlek’s march and lively brass pieces. Spectators, tourists, and vendors comment on the band’s performance and the festive atmosphere amid the planned leaflet bombing stunt.
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2D Division
Alamo
Carl Mueller
William Lemay
St. Vattlek
St Patrick
Buo Ted
Forngstera
St Patrick's Day Parade Opens City Irish Festivities
San Antonio marks St Patrick's Day with a parade led by Capt James Stevens and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Bands play Irish tunes as the march travels Navarro to St Marys Street, ending with services at St Mary's Church. The day features Solemn Mass at St Mary's, a sermon by Very Rev J H O Rourke, and an address by Very Rev W M O'DeWsd at St Marys Hall.
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Caixt
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W. M. O'Dewsd
Setar
England
Weather across San Antonio and region shows warmth rising
The forecast notes warmer temperatures for Thursday with inland highs near the mid 60s and lows around the 40s. It describes a low pressure off the New England coast with clouds and rain in the East while the West remains fair and cold, with a freezing line across Missouri and Central Kansas and mild Gulf Coast readings near 68 degrees.
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New England
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Kansas
Manitoba
Gulf Coast
Ig Central
Vikely
Okighowe Forest
Audt Thoreday
Arabs Launch War to Oust Allies From Middle East
Paris dispatches from Aleppo dated February 28 predicted a March start to a large Arab campaign in Mesopotamia and Syria against British forces aided by Turkish and Kurdish tribes. Prince Feisal, named king, leads Arab forces toward Baghdad and Mosul with three columns aiming at Dier ez Zor, Mosul, Aleppo, and nearby towns. Reinforcements from Sivas join the effort to oust French and British presence.
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San Antonio Evening News
Chicago Tribune
Paris
Mr. Rue
Aleppo
Asia Minor
Berlin
Bagdad
Feisal
Tarry Rob
San Anta
Nevws
Alepro
Maren TF
Turkey
Syrat
Polsat Hais
Syria
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Dieretzor
Massoul
Ruzel
Nessibla
Mossoul
Anaze
Shammar
Barazi
Millt
Dagerli
Prince Vessal
Damascus
Catherine
Begdad
Magsoul
Mustapha Kemal
Sivas
Maran
Taeilyeecheer
Tagepes
Rss
Digrelzar
Mayloud Pasha
Aleppt
am_arthring
Hrd
Jaz
Purchasea
Dierelier
Teisal
Nationalists Defense Society
Party
Freing
Pate
Feleol
Mother testifies to abnormal acts by Dunlap youth
Lucy Dunlap testified in the San Jose bath house murder trial that her son Evans, 20, began showing abnormal behavior as a child. She described headaches and sulky moods, periods away from home, and accusations of being pursued by others. She claimed Evans and other family members showed recurring insanity and violent temper.
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Bin
Lucy Dunlap
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Jevans
Thas
Tee
Kim
Sim
Terrific Struggle for Control of Berlin Amid Revolt
Berlin reports a violent struggle for control as Spartacists seize rail stations, troops clash in the capital, and rumors spread that Wolfgang von Kapp has resigned and fled. Soviet republic threats rise, casualties mount in Spandau and other districts, with Berlin teetering between counterrevolution and revolutionary power.
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Frank Mason
Stat Correnmanibent
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Vogelburg
Golube
The
Hague
von Luettwits
Paris
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Wolfgang Won Up
Daritime Piel
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Win
Lasswig
Vom Kapp
Berl
Kape
von Lautrwitz
Frankfort
Enderg Te
Navy convoy policy sparks Senate probe over small staff
Admiral Sims testified that US Navy failed to supply adequate personnel to land escort and convoy duties, clashing with British Admiralty on strategy. He warned continued miscoordination could endanger Atlantic convoys and emphasized the submarine threat as decisive, urging better cooperation and staffing.
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de Caer
Navy’ Department
Simy
Senate
Navy Department
Simaglse
Admiralty
Ritinn
Weance
Adtairay Sima
Logan
Queenstown
Department
Sime
Navy
Sims
Jin
United States
Tellftu
Former head of symphony dies in California
Arthur Claassen, renowned conductor and composer, dies in Say Brine California at 11 p.m. Tuesday after more than three months of illness. His widow Hagenstecher of Hunt Mire is listed as survivor. Claassen served two years as conductor of the San Antonio Symphony Society and founded the Mozart Society. Continued on page twelve.
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Artthur Claassen
Sin iNness
Hagenstecher
Hunt Mire
Ayape Street
Aedd Mr
Classen
Canor
San Antonio Symphony Society
Mosart Society
Stecher
Hedalide
German Revolution Casualties Reported Across Cities
Nearly seven hundred people killed and hundreds wounded following the German counter-revolution clashes on Saturday. United Press tallies show Kiel with 400 to 300 killed and many wounded, Berlin about 60 killed, Dresden 59, Essex 30, Hagen 23, Frankfurt 20, and Duisters 14. fighting also reported in Hamburg Weimar and Görlitz.
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United Press
Kiel
Berlin
Dresden
Essex
Hagen
Frankfort
Duisters
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