Great British uprising set for April 5
Paris reports a 48 hour armistice between West German Communists in the Ruhr and government forces. Ebert government promises a socialist cabinet in Berlin, while Ruhr radicals threaten to flood coal mines if attacked. Marshall Foch seeks Allied troops into the Ruhr. US envoy reportedly opposes. British support noted.
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Ruhr
Bielefeld
Westphalia
Ebert
Berlin
Reichswehr
State Board of Pardons Interviews Convicts in City
The State Board of Pardons opened its season at the St Anthony Hotel with Judge Fritz presiding and Hammond Brooks assisting. Seven families toured from El Paso and other penal institutions sought pardon for inmates. hearings will continue in San Antonio and then Dallas as the board travels to major Texas cities.
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State Penitentiary
State Board of Parking
Fritz
Switchh
Hammond Brooks
St. Anthony
Nudge
San Antonio
Board of Fargons
Menos
Ajistin
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Aegerone
William Hy Knight
Angoclare
Raymond Brooks
Smith
San Antono MH
Dallas
Yver World
Waen
Houston
Galres
Bexar County
Texag
Tage Smith
Yistter
Board of Pardons
Escaped Convicts At Large From Ferguson Prison Farm
Huntsville Tenn March 24 Of the 125 convicts who overpowered guards and escaped from the Ferguson State Prison Farm all but two had been captured this morning Thirty five returned voluntarily A report that two were killed and one wounded could not be confirmed as farm communications were down Col RM Johnston chairman of the State Prison Commission reported everything quiet this morning
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Huntsville
Ferguson State Prison
R. M. Johnston
State Prison Commission
Delaware Suffrage Delay Alters National Vote Outlook
Delaware signals no ratification of the Federal suffrage amendment delaying the national campaign. Republican and Democratic leaders clash over strategy as lawmakers plan joint sessions and public debates on women’s voting rights with fierce intra party maneuvering and protest displays in Wilmington.
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National Party
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House
Congress
J. F. McNabb
Wilmington
Homer Cummings
Nationa Democratic
Cummings
Omission of oath clause reverses Cooke County cases
The Court of Criminal Appeals reverses three Cooke County appeals for juror oath omission. Cases involve G. W. Crisp theft two years, W. Hoes manslaughter five years, John Henry murder eight years. Opinion stresses oath's central duty and perjury penalties. President Wilson in improving health after motor ride at the White House.
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Sportal Telegram Y Nova
Austin
Coure of Criminal Appeals
Taidlag
Cooke County
G. W. Crisp
W. Hoes
John Henry
Wurder
Soviste Jytse
Lattimore
Crisp
Supreme Court of Georgia
World-Famed Novelist Mrs Ward Dies in London
World renowned novelist Mrs Humphrey Ward died in a private London hospital from heart disease at age. Her novels The Marriage of William Ashe and Robert Elsmere are cited among her best known works. Her controversial views on America and a lecture tour shaped her reception in the United States and Britain. Her later writings drew praise for bridging American and English literary circles.
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London
Ondon
Humphrey Wace
Hewitt
Sprane
Robert Elscorre
Willian Ashe
United States
Ward
America
Athen Arnold
England
Arnold
Mra War
Ainerdey
Ex service men warned of IWW campaign, Congress told
Washington March 24 The IWW is alleged to run an extensive campaign among ex service men aimed at forming a coalition to overthrow the government. J E Holden Utah and BH Scrugham Nevada testified before the House Ways and Means Committee declaring ex service men feel unfairly treated and that the program for veterans costs about 2.1 billion dollars. Holden described radical activity in hospitals and quoted pamphlets given to a wounded man. Scrugham cited percentages of service men influenced and urged action to counter the IWW effort and protect veterans.
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J. WW
J. E. Holden
Utah
American Legion
House
Ways and Means Committee
BH. G. Scrugham
Nevaia
Arcerlmin Legion
Armand
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Scrugham
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Amin
Serugbim
Legion
Longworth
Ohio
Bolden
Wooten
Chicago
T. W. WW
Holden
Holfenenid
Judge Charges Jury in Steen Murder Trial
The trial of John Steen for the murder of Albert Tips continued as Judge Anderson charged the jury this afternoon at 1:70. Defense witnesses testified to Steen's character, with Terrell and J C Terrell among them. A witness described a car incident on New Year’s Eve and the torpedo explosion, while cross examination probed the credibility of the statements. Continued on Page Ten.
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Balety-Parent’ District
Albert Tips
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Anderson
Mang
M. OW
Terrell
Steen
J. C. Terrell
Central C Rast Company
M. OW. Terrell
Ami
Tadge
Tadge ‘Love Tell
Alec Harwood
Ne Wan
Dellinger
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Aramat Steen
Southern
Pacific
Harwond
McAskid
Te Tporprise
Weather: San Antonio Area forecast and conditions
Tonight cooler with possible showers in scattered areas. Thursday outlook fair and cooler, with light southerly to westerly winds. Overall Texas conditions show unsettled central and western districts due to a spring-like pressure system, with clouds and rain in spots, warmer in the mountains, and very cold in North Dakota.
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San Antonio
Texas
Missouri
North Dakota
Plains
Pitedareton
Dakota
The Fox Co. and Beyer Promote New Edison Models
The Fox Company along with AF Beyer publicize multifunction Edison Phone Lavy Cravhe and Recorda products. Innovative kodak finishers and typewriters are highlighted as leading offerings, suggesting a broad catalog for office and home use. The notice underscores the firms' push to demonstrate technological variety and quality.
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Fox Co
AF. Beyer
W. Comberee
Kodak
Werle Typewriters
Edison
Lavy Cravhe
Recorda
Easter Revolt Plot Tied to Sinn Fein and German Links
London reports detail an alleged conspiracy by Sinn Fein, Bolshevik sympathizers, and Germans planning uprisings in Ireland England and Scotland on Easter Monday. Special police readiness, armed guards, and mobile troops were deployed as authorities moved to crush the plot amid uncertain confirmation. Twenty Sinn Fein prisoners were ferried from CORE jail as part of the crackdown.
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Earle C. Reeves
International Navy Service
Stutt
London
Sinn Fenners
Ireland
England
Scotland
Rhaire Andcan
Cork
Germany
Bute Bee
Hudsham Palace
Scotland Yard
Allen Clement Edwards
Quesom
Lloyd .George
House of Commons
Dublin
Mdoo
Clargow
Bagster
Llnyd George
McCurtain
Glain
Liverpool
Manchester
Glasgow
Core
Sinn Fein
Prappers
German cabinet resigns and Ebert to form new ministry
March 24. The German cabinet tendered resignation to President Ebert. Bauer steps down and Haver is expected to be asked to form a new ministry. The government plans a provisional administration until June elections. Labor will have representation and the new ministry is not expected to be permanent. The cabinet was in session all night.
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Ebert
Bauer
Utte
Herr Haver
National Assembly
Labor
Ohr Pew
Pew Ate
Laboutes
South Dakota primary favors Wood as GOP lead grows
South Dakota reports show Wood leading the Republican field for the presidential nomination with a sizable plurality across 53 counties while Johnson and Landus split remaining territories. Democratic contest centers on Miss Minnie J. Neilson as a key local figure amid partisan debates and reform proposals.
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Tog Ween
London
Johnson
Chicago
Wood
South Dakota
John Son
Provertior Landus
Crow appeals for bail freedom to high court
Ex parte Crow from Bexar County appeals to the Court of Criminal Appeals after being indicted for the murder of Mrs. Parker in San Antonio. He was denied bail in the lower court and seeks release pending higher court review. In Salina Kansas a welcome rain fell aiding wheat prospects, with official reports noting 21 inches of precipitation.
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High Court
Simetal Té Hegeram Bo Nees
Austin
Bexar County
Court of Crinjout Appeala
Parker
San Antonio
Ball
Saling
Kan
Salina
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