Delaware House stalls vote on suffrage amendment
March 31 dispatch reports the Delaware House of Representatives delaying a vote on the woman suffrage amendment. Representative Hast refused to call for a vote, sending the measure to tomorrow while Republicans caucused. Governor Townsend pledged to sign once passed, and suffrage leaders in Hartford and Jackson pressed for action despite lack of enough votes.
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Blanton and Routson near fight quelled by Cannon in House
In Washington D C Marchal Engle Joe Cannon halted a threatened clash between Blanton of Texas and Routson of Minnesota on the House floor. Cannon separated them and calmed tempers as roll call proceeded, shielding the scene from escalation.
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Governor Hobby Heads to Washington for Worm Conference
Auntin Texas March 31 Governor Hobby will travel to Washington to attend the tenth worm conference on April 10. In his absence Lieutenant Governor W A Johnson of Hall County will fill the executive chair. Ennis Dental Offices Robbed in OXNL city. two doctors see burglary totaling about 100 dollars.
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Denmark reels as labor strike and republic agitation rise
Danish labor leaders threaten a general strike in Copenhagen over King Christian’s refusal to reinstate the old cabinet, excluding water works gas and electric workers. Reports note crowds in Copenhagen as agitation for a Danish republic continues with soldiers’ encounters and a new cabinet pledging power only until a general election.
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May Adopt New Scale for Miners in New York
A forecasted midnight adoption of a new contract between bituminous coal miners and operators was reported in New York. A sub-committee of the joint scale committee approved a tentative contract based on the President's commission report, with John L. Lewis declining comment and noting possible revisions before a full committee meeting. Operators anticipated a clash after brief debate as the move to implement the new scale was set to take effect tomorrow.
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Policeman Killed After Attempted Quit Sparks Hazard Fear
In Ulsa Oklahoma on March 31 Police officer J I Thompson confronted Indian suspect Reymond McGonigall over a warrant. The Indian fired three shots wounding Thompson who was about to resign for a less hazardous post. McGonigall surrendered to officers. In Greenville Texas a bright fire burned a three year old girl badly injuring her legs while playing near a fence yard fire.
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Woman kills five children then herself in Elk City
Mrs. E. J. Bowart, in ill health and despondent, cut the throats of her five children aged 4 months to 12 years, then slashed her own. The children died. Bowart is at Elk City hospital and likely to die. Bowart had recently moved to a tent camp near Ex? City after crop failure and family illness.
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Albany House in Turmoil Over Legality Fight
In Albany the assembly opened a fight to unseat five Socialist members, sparking a two hour wrangle over postponing voting. Speaker Sweet called the body disorderly, likening it to a riot as debate raged over postponing the unseating vote before a recess shifted maneuvering.
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German Revolt Seen As Radical Move Easily Stamped Out
Paris dispatch reports March 31 that bolshevism in the Ruhr Westphalia is a German bluff to force Allied concessions. Berlin leaders, and labor elements, prefer to let unrest continue to pressure revision of the Versailles terms. Bolshevik troops may be contained with a two day march from Essen, but leaders fear wider revolution if concessions are granted. Troops along the Wesel line hold the front and Reds number about 10,000, many with red armbands. Germany seeks revisions to reparations, army size, and frontier, arguing 100,000 men are insufficient to keep order. General Von Watter could move 25,000 troops into position if ordered. The Reich government nudges Westphalian Reds over reparations, hoping Malmedy revert to Germany, while French authorities fear betrayal and demand continued arms control. The tone suggests a trap by Paris and Bolsheviks to gain leverage. Prices rise in big cities as food becomes scarce.
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Delay Granted in Crow Case
Attorneys for Tom Crow obtained a further two day delay as Judge Anderson extended time for service and for quashing the original venire. Seventeen additional veniremen were named to appear Friday after being summoned with Crow’s case materials. Crow remains jailed in the county jail with bail denied. decision from the Court of Criminal Appeals awaited.
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Ruhr crisis widens into national political clash
Berlin reports a deepening Ruhr crisis as union labor in the National Assembly and socialist factions press for an extended 48 hour ultimatum removal of General Walter from the Ruhr region and Belfeld agreement adjustments. Chancellor Mueller to meet with his cabinet as the threat of a general strike grows.
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Dallas Hotel and business houses burn in blaze
A fire at the Contig Hotel in Dallas causes damage estimated at 73000 dollars. One woman was overcome but recovered quickly and left the hotel unassisted. No other injuries reported. Ballinger, Texas reports 47000 bales of cotton ginning for the period and ongoing activity.
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Weather Summary for San Antonio and Regions
Weather forecast notes for San Antonio and surrounding area describe tonight as mild with possible showers late in the week. East Texas and southern regions show cloudy to unsettled conditions, with cooler nights and variable winds, while the northern and western states enjoy generally clear skies and moderate temperatures.
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Irish Home Rule Bill Passes Second Reading
The Irish home rule bill cleared the House of Commons on second reading by a 348 to 1 vote after a forceful defense by Lloyd George. He likened Ireland to the American South, warned of Sinn Fein, and urged self determination while challenging opposition.
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Maple Hill Death Farm Principal Seeks Release
In Perr a Kan a district judge Keiser presides as Marek Sr-Attormeys seeks release from detention at Maple Hill death farm. The request arises amid ongoing legal actions and a radio report cites bond terms of 30 000 to be considered.
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Express Strike Ends With Embargo Across States
In a rare accord, labor action concludes as embargo measures ease and shipping channels reopen. Negotiations secured fragile concessions with carriers, outlining fuel and routing agreements among Connecticut, South Dakota, and other states.
Kapps Revolt Dampens German Work Morale
A condensed report on German industry notes that Kapp s revolt severely damaged worker morale at major plants including the locomotive works. It warns Bolshevik fears persist, labor demands rise, and government control strains threaten broader economic and political stability across Germany.
Prominent Cattleman Indicted for Death in Texas
Menard Texas a grand jury returned an indictment Tuesday charging prominent cattleman James Cullan with the November shooting death of Vernon Billings another young cattleman. The gunfire occurred along a rough road near Vernon Billings was fatally shot while riding through. It appears Cullan may enter a self defense claim.
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Jugoslavs seize Taraboch and place heavy batteries
Jugoslav forces seized Taraboch and occupied Tanatioch, key to Scutari's position after Italy's port occupation. Batteries were installed on Tarabach's mountain pass, allowing gunfire that could render Scutari untenable for Italian forces. A Jugoslav protest occurred amid fighting reports.
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