Wilson Called Upon to Ratify Treaty With Its Reservations
Washington March 26. Prominent Americans urge President to accept Lodge reservations and join the League of Nations, preserving covenants while reserving key points for later referendum. The appeal cites racing uncertainties and the need for consensus before broader league commitments. The House Foreign Affairs Committee begins debate on peace treaty ratification.
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League of Wnathona
Samuel Waleeteee
York
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Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
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League of Nations
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Mexico City denies coalition reports
A San Antonio derived report claims a coalition formation to oppose the Mexican government. The Ministry of War denied any coalition and said rebel chiefs act independently, while a captured rebel leader admitted efforts to unite them failed.
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Mexico City
Mentco
Moreha
San Antonio
Tex
Ministry of War
Del. resumes vote on suffrage Wednesday
Hover Delaware March 28 the fight over the Wotan saffnite amendment was resumed in the Legislature today but no vote will be taken until Wednesday. A conference of Republican leaders with anti suffrage members was held this evening and it was expected a deal would be arranged by which the autix would support the amendment in exchange for passage of local measures they desire.
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Del
Autix
Focal Legislines
Crow murder case delays in Sik District Court
Defense attorneys seek postponement and quash the venire in the Tom Crow murder case. Judge Anderson overrulled the postponement motion. Testimony continues as Crow, calm and groomed, awaits proceedings. Diamonds valued at 3000 were recovered after his arrest and a cyanide poisoning linked to the victim, Mrs. Ora Parker.
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San Antonio
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Honaton
Tribunal will not try former Kaiser
London reports the ex Kaiser will not be tried as Premier Lord George told the House of Commons it would be futile to proceed without the former ruler present. The official stance cites his absence as making a trial impractical.
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London
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House of Cot
Russians Push Offensive Against Polish Army In March Battle
London dispatch reports heavy Bolshevik reinforcements from South Russia aiding ongoing assaults on the Podolian and Volhynian fronts. Polish War Office says attacks repelled with some losses to Russians. British sources cite three main thrusts and German-style bombardments. No confirmation on Vilna capture or Warsaw evacuation. Warsaw proposed April 10 talks with Moscow via wireless.
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Warsaw
Podolian-Volbyotan
Polish War Office
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Wor
Ifice
Berlin
Vilna
Premberg
Poland
Moscow
Woman Named for U S Job by Wilson
President Wilson nominates Mrs Gardener of Winchester Virginia born six years ago in Winchestr? She has been active in vitirage work and written short stories and essays succeeding Charles Gullloway of Columbia BR C in a Community circle post.
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Winchester
Government in fight over boundary in Red River Valley
The Federal Government asked the Supreme Court to appoint a federal receiver for all off lands in the Red River Valley claimed by Texas and Oklahoma. An injunction sought to keep both states’ armed forces from interfering with the receiver’s control of property, while Indian allottees’ interests were noted. Oklahoma supported the motion. Texas opposed for private landowners, seeking time to file an answer.
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Supreme Court
Red River Valley
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Oklahoma
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Okishami
Red River
Jine
King
Chécourt
Tugthce White
Seven Die In Auto Crash Near New Braunfels
A San Antonio family of seven perished when a Missouri Kansas Texas train struck their car at a crossing near New Braunfels at 9 15 yesterday. Mrs K W Smith age 54 and her three daughters two sons in law and a 3 year old granddaughter died or later died. Relatives and Wolff Marx store workers planned funeral services from Mrs K W Smith’s home with pallbearers named from the store. Investigators said occupants failed to notice the approaching train.
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San Antonio
K. W. Smith
Mission Street
New Braunfels
Mary Smith
William Alex Garrett
Charles C. Krueger
Stieren Street
Katherine Adele Krueger
Milaton Street
Wolff & Marx
J. J. Sterne
Morris Smith
Ferdinand Herff W. Go Higsby
Charles Schreiner
William Kappersbury
A. Menard
Jack Relier
Albert van Siper
Mr. Som- Inera
Ed Struse
William Smith
Tairty
Hors
Charles Krueger
Fir. Uussett
Carl Peterson
Alphonsa Jon Tr
Mr. Smith
T J. Harr
E. F. Orlberg
Ed Zoeller
Mr. Garrett
Fuera
City Cemetery
Mhree
New Breuufele
Mexicans Seize German Shipload of Rebel Arms
In Guatmas Mexico March 29 the German steamship Vorwaerts was seized by port authorities after documentary proof showed the vessel carried heavy arms and ammunition destined for rebel chiefs in Sonora. Authorities warned other German ships to expect similar seizures upon arrival at Vera Cruz. The contraband material was said to be intended for Felix Diaz.
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Vera Ciuz
Felix Diaz
Prominent Sinn Fein Leader Is Slain in Thurles
Dublin dispatch reports Thomas O'Dwyer, a prominent Sinn Fein leader, murdered in his Thurles home by a masked intruder. The killing follows another Sinn Fein figure shot in Thurles, with violence blamed on rival factions and heightened security across Ireland. Police conduct and military deployments intensify as Dublin and Thurles endure renewed unrest.
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Thomas O’dwyer
Thurles
Dublin
Thomas O'Dwyer
Linn Fein Iader
O'Dwyer
Owyers
Jamey Maccarthy
Sinn Weis Jeader
Thurles Saturdday
Ireland
Sp. J. Maloney
Sinn Vein
Tipperary
London
Sir Cecil Frederick Nevil Macready
Metropolitan Police
Armed Revolution Urged by Soviet Documents
State Department released documents alleged to come from a Soviet courier, urging armed insurrection in the United States, the establishment of a dictatorship, and the formation of a revolutionary propaganda apparatus. The information came to the State Department from Riga.
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Pysmseros
D.C
State Department
United States
Riga
Injunction Against H. and T. C. Is Upheld
Washington March 8 The Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling allowing an injunction against moving the Houston and Texas Central railroad shops and turntable point from Houston to Mexia Texas The city argued the road must keep its property due to a land grant contract When the free land was granted the road allegedly agreed to remain on site
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Houston and
Texas Central Railroad
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Supreme Court
Weather summary for San Antonio and region
Weather report describes fair and warm conditions tonight and Tuesday with a low around 68 degrees. Mentions a Saturday storm over Ontario and another developing over Saskatchewan, bringing rain to the Eastern U S and Atlantic coast while the southern plains remain pleasant and mild.
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Tornado Killer Hits Congregation As Services End
Chicago area toll climbs with storms across seven states. Elgin churchgoers and Melrose Park victims die as tornadoes devastate downtowns, homes, and stores. Property losses run into millions. Red Cross and National Guard assist amid widespread displacement and looting fears.
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Oklahoma
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Day act against amendment and enforcement debated by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court heard arguments on the national prohibition amendment and the Volstead Act amid claims of unconstitutionality. Attorneys for the states argued invalid deployment and lack of proper ratification, while Solicitor Kilng and Asst Atty General Frierson defended constitutionality under the commerce clause. Further phase of the case slated for April 12 with Ohio challenging the measures.
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Christian Felgenspan
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Aseletunt
Frierson
Ratpremp Court
Congress
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Supreme Court
Ohio
Ebert Delivers Ultimatum to Reds in Ruhr District
Berlin reports President Ebert and Defense Minister Gessler issued a three point ultimatum to Red Army leaders in the Ruhr district. They demand constitutional recognition of the Berlin government, immediate demobilization, and full disarmament of the population plus surrender of prisoners. An offensive is pledged if the Reds do not comply.
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Prussia
Rusk
Toon
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