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Newspaper
San Antonio Evening News
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1920
Page
1
Poles reportedly captured Kiev from Soviet troops with Ukrainian support as uprisings spread in Ukraine. Allied troops hold the Pripet line with limited opposition, while Warsaw presses toward Moscow amid talks in the West.
Proceedings in Washington DC reveal filings in the Red River receivership case. Private interests contest injunctions and condemnations affecting land claimed by Oklahoma and the Kane Government, while Texas challenges focus on the court’s pending decisions and potential modifications expected by May 17. The court also weighs rehearing requests amid disputes over steel interests and federal enforcement laws.
Fragmented report outlines a youth who killed his father to protect his mother. The article hints at a family dispute spurred by a history of hardship and a mother left to support several siblings. The motive is framed around safeguarding the mother amid prior family troubles.
Balloting is light across Maryland in both Democratic and Republican presidential primaries. Reports say turnout is low with limited ballots. Republicans see support for Gen Leanay Wool and Senator Sam Tonnvan amid contest. Democrats face constrained lines and instruction confusion.
Washington May 2 The Railroad Labor Board will move its headquarters to Chicago. Chairman Carton announced this afternoon and said public hearings on wage demands of railroad workers will be closed here this week. The board will maintain its third quarters in Chicago. Population figures from the Census Bureau list Lone Beach California with 56,500 and Durham New York with unspecified figures.
Premier Millerand summoned the cabinet to review the strike situation amid reports of tension with radical labor elements. Dock workers at several French ports walked out, shipments were affected, and authorities stated warrants had been issued for agitators though not executed. Miners in the north reportedly refused to strike, easing official concerns about a broad general strike.
Local report notes Fred Humment presenting a calm, refined collection of rare artworks and elegantly hung pieces. The event features a sophisticated display that highlights artistic skill and rare varieties, drawing attention to a refined aesthetic.
Mtamonic Jewelry promotes gold and plating offerings from a leading maker. McNeel Jewelry Company showcases the line in an advertisement style note.
A tailor shop identified as Lentz operates at 100 Soledad Street near the historic Nac Sauk of Commerce area. The brief notice notes adjomnse activity in the commercial district.
In Panama City on May 3 a large anti American protest disrupted a reception for Gen. John J. Pershing at the Union Club. About two thousand Panamanians denounced U.S. occupation plans linked to fortification of Taboga Island near the Panama Canal.
Local women anchored the anti Bailey effort in San Antonio precincts influencing the governor race. Mrs Tyssowski leads the Pat Neff Club with precinct chairs mobilizing women voters, roses worn at meetings, and plans for mass gatherings to sustain the campaign through next week. The effort positions women and preachers as pivotal in the administration defeat and signals ongoing organizing for the gubernatorial race.
In Stroud Oklahoma a local feast of the Sac and Fox tribes draws demand for dogs used in ritual eating. Elders partake in the meat while younger members prefer relish dog meat, marking the ceremony as a long standing annual custom and a harvest festival equivalent event.
Washington request to deploy American destroyers along the east coast of Mexico to protect Americans in Mexico follows reports of disrupted communications between Mexico City and Vera Cruz. The plan aims to move ships to Vera Cruz and Tuxpan as rebel forces threaten the region. Separately, Americans in Jacarez, Laredo, and other border towns face restrictions as revolution grows. fears mount over Carranza government’s stability and possible turnover of cities to rebels.
A Republicus Kansas senator leads a Senate inquiry into profiteering by major corporations. The panel seeks to expose pricing abuses and demand accountability from business leaders amid wartime pressures.
Dallas dispatch reports Democrat Joseph W. Bailey, leading candidate for Texas governor, arrived in Dallas amid widespread expectation he would announce withdrawal. Returns from Saturday precinct conventions show Administration forces securing a landslide, while Bailey and anti-Administration factions faltered. Bailey left for the East planning return in two weeks with no comment on precinct results.
May 3 report from Oklahoma details a violent tornado that destroyed Tegas in Cherokee County near Tulsa. More than fifty dead and about 150 injured, with thirty seven bodies recovered from wreckage in Peres and many more in locations including Locust Grove and Tahlequah. A special train with doctors and nurses was sent from Muskogee to aid the injured.
Tonight and Tuesday expect partly cloudy to cloudy skies with a high near 90. Light to moderate south winds. Humidity ranges will vary, with some showers toward the east tonight and Thursday. Fair conditions in the west with possible showers to the east portion.
Texas authorities denied permission for Mexican Federal Army officers Gen. Tuan, Jee Lee and Manuel Ganbou and their staffs to cross Texas territory to reach El Paso from Sonora. Gov. Hobby welcomed the decision, while the State Department noted protest from Hobby over the crossing. The incident highlights tensions along the border and concerns for civilians.
May Kao Bishon Wise of the Episcopal Diocese urged a minimum wage for all church workers at a convention. He noted several ministers have left the ministry for better pay elsewhere, while many clergy joined from different districts and only a few received compensation. The discussion highlighted financial strain in sustaining church staff.
London dispatch states Meg s debate on Premier Loyd George's home rule bill was heard in the House of Commons. The government aims to bring the bill to a final vote within 25 days as Sinn Fein declares it will never be accepted.
The Evening Newsweek announces a second extension for entrants in the Bebe Daniels Resemblance Contest. Maidens with deep brown eyes and dusky hair scramble to submit photographs before next Saturday as the editor shifts calls and telephones to handle the flood of inquiries and entries.
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