San Antonio Anti Ring ticket urged to end Old Order control
A persuasive defense of The Evening News and The San Antonio Express calls for voters to support the Anti Ring ticket led by Joseph Ryan for mayor. The piece details how the Old Order and its Ring influence have constrained growth, praising newspapers for fighting vice and urging independent voters to cast ballots to advance a cleaner, greater San Antonio.
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Evening News
San’ Antonio
San Antonio
Knights of the Green Cloth
Caballeros
Teyas
Mexico
Ring
Bexar County
United States
Philo
Antonits Ring
San Antonio Express
San Antoniors
San Antonio Money
San Antonian
San Anonio
Express Publishing
The
Express
Palls
Joseph Ryan
San Ant
Reds Spread Theories In Alien Tongue Revolt Message
A government report says foreign publications with circulations above five million spread Bolshevik propaganda. Leon Trotzky wrote the ABC of American Bolshevism urging organization for revolution, with emphasis on provoking a government overthrow and shaping public opinion. The material, read and filed by a government unit, targets cosmopolitan cities and warns of staged movements driven by workers seeking emancipation.
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Leon Trotzky
Paris
Qnne
Tide Turning Against Pact Says Senator New Work
Senator Paindestre from Washington says the tide against the pact grows as Western lawmakers oppose the league and warn of continued war. Kenyan of Iowa and others stress Senate merit over party questions while cautioning about political manipulation and constitutional boundaries.
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Times
Chicero
N.tg
Paindestre
Washington
Middle West
Finebsset Inn
Pelshse
Senitars
Dobie Hextern
Chaorplats
Kenyan
Towa
Senate
Wilson
Thes
Eight Held on Federal Charge in Mexican Plot Trial
Federal authorities moved to set an ext term for a trial involving eight men tied to a conspiracy to support a military expedition into Mexico. Among those named are prominent Mexican figures and lawyers, with bond set at $40,000. Officials from the Department of Justice described the case as part of a large alleged plot connected to cross border agitation.
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Laredo
Teves
Mayorto Garon
Gagan
Mexico
Sandaro
Fester Averet
Mexica
Alieger
Anaquet
Cartmelsta
Becomes Solicitor for U S Railway Resigns Post
A solicitor at the Seafioard Air Site Bar in Dartsmouth Vermont has resigned his position as solicitor for the United States Railway Administration. He will report to US Railway Administration headquarters in Washington.
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Dartsmouth
United States
Roaiway Administration
Washington
Hurley on Ship Program Policy Backing
Hurley says the ship program proceeds despite criticism. He returns to Washington to defend the plan, arguing against five year chartering and warning that private interests aim to constrict ship use while maintaining profitability and ownership.
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Asuingson
Calted Rees Shipping Board
Washingtun Ois
Tunmige
Sinte Privie
Germany to Accept Terms to Save Self or Face Propaganda
German citizens face a government driven propaganda drive as it is argued that signing the peace terms is essential to avert disaster. Reports cite Maximilian Arden and others condemning the treaty as unfair while urging acceptance to restore credit, food supplies, and world sympathy. The piece frames the debate around public trust, leadership, and the potential consequences of rejection.
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Ny Frank
Taylor United Star
Erlin
Germany
Maximilian Arden
Bryatt Jy
Aleatner
Wilson
Geenga
Whisen Noulonger
Beaumont Beats San Antonio In Texas League Challenge
In San Antonio, Beaumont defeated its Texas League opponent with a 123456759 tally. Bailey and Stevens shared battery duties for Beaumont while McQueen and Gibson handled the San Antonio battery. Miller worked as the umpire.
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San Antonio
Beaumont
Bailey
Stevens
McQueen
Gibson
Miller
Nations League split feared by Senate Republicans in 1920
United States Senate debates the League of Nations covenant as a party issue. Senator Hitchcock warns a split if Republicans make it a campaign matter. Johnson cites Japan and Shantung as proof of the league’s power and the fate of weaker nations amid postwar diplomacy.
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L. C. Martin
Shee
Ashington
DE. C
Senate
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Japan
Italy
League of Nations
League
China
United States
Shantung Province
Italy Seeks Return to Peace Conference at Paris
Paris May 3 Italian headquarters said the American British and French ambassadors in Rome are pressing for the return of Italian peace delegates to Paris. Italian officials express frustration over Allied moves to proceed without Italians and hint Rome may insist on a formal invitation before resuming talks. Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino reportedly must approve any return to complete Italy’s role in the conference.
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Duy
Bewsiy
Paris
Rome
United Press
Traly
United Press Today
Baris
Formilly
Orlane
Sonning
Jey
Half Billion a Day Needed Amid Dubious Figures
A jumble of broken text cites figures and names, mentioning daily sums and committees. It references a hundred million and a proposed rate, with scattered mentions of organizations and places in a garbled report. The readable bits imply a debate over large daily expenditures and procurement.
Russia Looks Westward For Friendly Hand
A fragmented international commentary discusses Russia seeking Western friendship and economic cooperation. The piece references postwar diplomacy, potential shifts in alliances, and the role of the United States and Europe in shaping Russia's future with emphasis on economic and cultural exchange amid a tense global context.
Back Salaries Suit Moves Ahead Monday
District Attorney argues in a county case where a salary recovery action against the county is pursued. The case traces the district court path toward the state supreme court, with taxpayers cited as bearing the loss. Local statements note recovery of sums paid to defendants and reference jewelry stores as related outlets.
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Salto
Vermay
Jemalty
McAskill
Passport Demand From Africa to San Francisco
In Washington, Emma Edwards Townsend Harrison Richardson Watley, 72, demanded a passport to San Francisco Africa at the U S Passport Division. She insisted the United States has brought them from Africa and wants to go back, joking of a Paris stop and a “best 13-a-day husband” in Montgomery. officials noted maps not yet changed by the Peace Conference.
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Serva
Washington
B.C
San Francisco
Africa
Grant
United States Passport Division Bureau
Emma Edwards Townsend Harrison Richardson Watley
Yassie
United States
Paris
Montgomery
San
6 000 Boys From State Deliver Heroic Last Battle Tale
6000 Texans with the 28th Division drove and fought through the last battle, their vim earning praise. Sergeant Davidson of the 129th Field Artillery recalls the men’s grit amid heavy losses while noting the 35th Division’s role. others return from Camp Mills via Zeppelin transport, marking a long overseas journey home.
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Sorat
R. £. Davidson
129Th Field Artillery
Cleturn
Texas
Henry M. Alten
Kansas
35Th Diivision
Davids
41Th Telegraph Battalion
110Th Engineers
Camp Travis
Camp Mills
N. Y
Atlantic
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