Supreme Court eyed in Texas Oklahoma oil lands clash
Washington dispatch reports Texas and Oklahoma officials rushing to the capital for a Supreme Court battle over ownership of oil lands in the Red River Valley. Attorneys general and governors prepare, with Justice Department plans to seek government rights in Indian awards, rooted in a 1810 treaty boundary dispute.
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Ralph F. Couci
Lallelt Tress
Carrespudden
Ashington
D. C
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Supreme Court
Red River Valley
le Oldie
Vite
Rifles
Ner Ni
Gieneral Coreton
Exar
Ty OW. Dieugary
Lexas
Ferier Linited
Tobrhy U
Ok- Howmia
Ikon
Gerenf Okieoma
Trigs
Hynle
Valmer
Justice Department
Valner'a
Tire
Border forces to be doubled in drugs fight
Col. Nutt, head of the narcotic field force, tours the country urging a doubling of border narcotics work. He cites transfers from revenue agents to the prohibition enforcement division, detailing 19 departments and a shift of oversight, with emphasis on the Mexican border and the need to curb drug traffic amid ongoing liquor prohibition concerns.
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Cal
L. G. Nutt
United States
Tatil
Prohibition Enforcement
Department
Hich Sandptablo
Miesdur
Ranans
Arkanis
Bevid
W. Melb
Little, Stack, Ark
Col. Nutton
Tracsfer
Mcordy
Narcotic
Revepse
Prohibition “Enforcement Bureau
Nott
Chicago
Iquar
Col. Nutt
Dortland
Santere
Memphis
Toledo
Weuntry
Mateotic Free
Tays Jor
Col Nott
West
Narcotics Division
Col. Xuct
Civil Service Board
David 4
Gates
Southwestern Department
Little Rock
Ark
Cel. Nutt
Thomas Taylor
Mr. Gates
Jury In Steen Case Still Out At Noon
The fate of Tom Steen, chauffeur, charged with murder in Albert Tips death on New Year’s Eve as he rode a car on East Commerce Street, remained with the jury after 15 hours of deliberation. Testimony closed with defense character witnesses and the judge’s charge read after a four hour closing argument by both sides.
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Tom Steen
Wero
Albert Tins
Steen
WW. C. Linden
H. K. Wilson
Sir Newton
O. B. Brac Dwyer
D. A. McAgkil
House seeks Wilson data on American troops in Germany
In Washington on March 23 the House unanimously passed a resolution by Rep. Kahn demanding an exact statement from President Wilson on the status of the roughly 17,000 American troops in Germany and the conditions under which U S forces can be used, with Congress to be informed immediately.
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D.C
House Todiy
Wilson
Ger- Taya
Kahn
Catfornia
Congress
Chvisen
God Anders
United States
Maria Foch
Ruhr
Ruhe
Germany
Aptil
Amd
Twenty One Warships Sail for Honolulu
Twenty one warships of the American Navy sail from San Diego for Honolulu to participate in a centennial celebration. The fleet will rendezvous with seven warships departing San Francisco and Tacoma.
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Honolulu
San Diego
Col
Americhy Navy
San Francisco
Delaware Plans Ballot On Suffrage Measure Tomorrow
Delaware legislators agreed to force a vote on the suffrage ratification with hearings planned for a joint session. Suffrage leaders fear defeat while Governor Townsend predicts ratification as the measure advances toward a ballot vote.
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Delaware
Del
Townsend
Legislatere
Tedey
American In Japan Frank Statements by Cable to Delegation
The American delegation led by Alexander outlined the California situation to Torega Vidlee officials and Tokyo merchants. They described the political clash with Governor Stevens and the resistance to Japanese population figures and land ownership claims, urging joint action to avert further diplomatic damage and protect American interests in California.
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Sam Antonio Evening News
Chicago Tribune
Okin
Chalemain Alexander
Americio Cofimercis
Torega Vidlee
California
Alexander
Stevens
Uet
Afifarnky
Call
Amers
Sapien
Bolsheviks and Poles Engage in Desperate Battles
Ashtington March 25 The State Department received unofficial reports that Bolshevik and Poles are now in a desperate battle. Secretary Colby said he had no information beyond press dispatches and declined to comment on whether this is the spring drive of the Bolsheviki.
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Ashington
D. C
State Department
Colby
U S Marines Kill Coolies at Kin Kiang
American Marines landed at Kin Kiang at the request of the British consul and killed two Dirnee Coolies. They withdrew later at local authorities' request. British consul asked Marines to quell a fight between Chinese policemen and locals amid rising tensions. Kin Kiang lies about 130 miles southeast of Hankow in a treaty port area.
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Henry W. Linney
TWRIO
Kin Kiang
Chey
Kiu Kiang
Hankow
India
Aml
Deisler Replaces Noske as Minister of Defense
In Berlin on March 25 Herr Deisler former burgomaster of Nuremberg and later Minister of Reconstruction accepted the post of Minister of Defense succeeding Gustav Noske.
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Herr Deisler
Noske
Defense
Berlin
Nuremburg
Gustav Noske
Senator Fall Guarded After Death Threat in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles California on March 2 a United States Senator from New Mexico Senator Fall, chairman of a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee, was guarded for 72 hours after receiving a death threat. Special agents did not leave his side as investigators pursued the Spanish language letter believed sent by a hostile Mexican element.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
New
German Cabinet Formed in Berlin Faces Early Trials
Berlin dispatch reports five members of Germanys new cabinet formed last night. ministers include former Finance Minister Schiffer, a Centrist, and Cuno ally. The lineup features a mix of Centrists and Independent Socialists with defense, transportation, reconstruction, and foreign affairs portfolios.
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Ebert
Last Wight
Berlin
IESE
Germany
Trollums
Tentan Republic
Cune Willy de
Truinee
Herr Schiffer
Justice
Oll Ebert
Loz
Cung
Hamaurz-American Steamship Line
London
Amsterdam
Ethiaed
Gushiy Tueruate
Eugene Bebitter
Tceeh
Greste Ee
Otte Cunn
Bois
Tahor
Silberschmidt
Edevard David
Cuno
Beil
Cenfriats
Soclal
Democrats
Independent Socialists
Dispatch
Damage from 50-Mile Wind and Rainstorm Hits San Antonio
A late afternoon storm unleashed 40 mph gusts at 1:40 p.m., accelerating to 50 mph, with a 52 mph peak near Corpus Christi. The gale, with thunder and lightning, caused widespread damage as rain totals neared 0.61 inches, part of several days of rainfall.
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San Antonio
Gulf Coast
Great Damae
Corpus Christ
Weather summary for San Antonio and region
A fragmented weather bulletin reports a Southwestern storm moving from Oklahoma into the central U.S. with high winds and heavy rain across Iowa, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, and northern Mexico. Tonight and Friday in San Antonio expect fair skies, cooler temperatures, and moderate west winds with clear, cold following the storm.
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Thegnorth
Wednewlay
Oklahoma
Towa
Triais
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiane
Yesas
Dallas
San Antonio
Eidiy Geir
Readiness for Boenig News medals in city essay contest
Verytsing prepares for a costume concert and medal presentation at the Main Avenue Wieh School auditorium Saturday at 3 pm. The event, organized by Mrs. Eli Hertsberg, expects about 1,000 participants. Silver and bronze medals will honor top essays from high and elementary schools across the city and county, with prize ceremonies conducted by Mary Carter of Theventing News and Major Titedy of Houston.
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Boenig News
United States Army
Main Avenue Wieh
Eli Hertsberg
San Antonis
Mary Carter
Venting News
Titedy
Houston
EM Hertaberg
Plato
Epgm
Sos
Misa
Gwendelyn Hornaday
Waltar Dunham
Pinno
Luis Farnsworth
Eder Gorfas
Freged
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Edward Sachs
Mty
Edward Sacky
Piano Soovereees
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Edward ‘Sachs
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Edward Sach
Pane
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Edward Sucks
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Kicbs
Thy Plano
Neeres
Maury Carter
Autonio
Maj
Reedy
Amsrlua
Star-Spanew
Eduwyd Sachs
Andisnee
America
Star-Spangind
Evening News
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Roberto
Alamo Melehts
George Harryd
Sehost
Geturia J. Delivm
Mary
Marynell
St Parerick's Academy
Sehou2
Brogee
Robert Schaak
Herey R. Swann
Sehard Fallowm
Senaor
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Fublic School
Ruth Fives
Pablo School
Francvs Jennings
Twila Moverie Jr
Las Marforie Ambroixe
Strutt
Bannie Grossman
Mary Cecil Tons
Wiblie
Mary Shatter
Concepeion Moulerard Wait
Academy of the Incarnate Ward
Gramimar
Leouol Bridze
Alnan
Fomte McCain
Alina Ehools
Gearza F Teury
Wytkins
Athin Iptustune
Sepuol
Mini Turaichike
Buena Vleta Sehool
Lois Brickburt
Faitvie Sendol
Eliabeth ‘Murphy
Borrego
Senooly Spurgeoh
Emap
Addie Hawkins
Campbell
Pred Bonkley
Carmen Schaol
Eltriedy Sadie
Edgewood
Axles Miller
Himendorf
Schcol
Alvin Reininzer
Eves
Taur Rimpie
Helotey Scuont
Stvalsh Costello
Lone Sur
Tate Mie’ Klowtelek
Lea Augetou Grate
Urlige’ Willams
Fue
Angeles
Army of Workers to Control West German District
German government and insurgents reach a final agreement to form a workingmen's army to maintain order in the West German industrial district. The deal includes disarming coup leaders, social reforms, worker participation in central government reorganization, and socialization of coal and potash mines.
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Matence
Germany
Ebert
Berlin
Ebert Takes Big Shipyards From Soviets
Frank Mason reports that the Volcan shipyards at Stettin, among Europe’s largest, were captured from the Spartacists by government troops. Authorities say armored cars and weapons were seized, and fighting ended with calm restored at Bamhurx and Hanover. The piece notes detentions of Von Lettow-Vorbeck, Von Guellwitz, and Admiral Yong Trotha, plus ongoing political turmoil, peasant unrest in Pomerania, and labor strife in Berlin as Germany faces a coalition cabinet struggle and continuing threats from Communists.
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Frank Mason
Biety
Bes Moreh
Eareyt Volcan
Stettin
Europe
Bamhurx
Banover
Rdin
von. Lettow-Verbeck
Africa
Ministry of Deeage
Prince Henry
Hainer
Kiel
von Kapp
Berlin
Herr Bauer
Herr Danemig
Wrelbeit
Easter Fashion and Style Show in The Evening News
The Easter Fashion and Style Show in San Antonio promises a stylish parade of rare dresses and costumes highlighting modern fabrics over dull materials. The event, paired with a weekly food page by experts on home economics, aims to entertain and inform readers tomorrow.
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Evening News
San Antonio
Mailady
Trousseau
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