Disarmament Stressed At Meeting Between Leaders
ENGLAND May 3 The peace treaty with Germany will be enforced in every respect especially disarmament, official statement after a conference between Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand. Millerand tentatively agrees to fix a definite date for German disarmament while Britain and France pursue coordinated enforcement of postwar limits.
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Germany
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Millarand
Cauferenice
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Heck Fay
Berlin
Peti Bi
Courereane Prieselny Sbi
Cost of Living Jumps 32 Percent in 13 Cities
A national survey shows the cost of living rising sharply in 13 major cites with a 32 percent increase. The report cites higher prices for housing fuels and transportation and notes the impact on wages and consumer budgets. Officials urge policy action as inflation concerns persist across urban centers.
Woman Shot for Treason in France at Vicennes
May 15. Four traitors to France were executed at Vicennes, including a woman named Alice Aubert. She faced the firing squad calmly and cried I am innocent as the rifles opened fire. She was convicted of having reasonable dealings with German forces occupying northern France.
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Traiters
France
Vicennes
Alice Aubert
Navy Weakness Attributed To Republicans
Navy weakness blamed on Republican leadership and the Taft and Roosevelt eras. Secretary Daniels criticized the Wilson administration for inheriting and improving naval strength, while prior administrations were cited for insufficient preparations and funding shortages.
Bonus Bill Before Committee Monday Passes House
Washington May 15 The President signed a joint resolution authorizing an appropriation for a tercentenary celebration. The measure directs funds to mark the founding of a city and related commemorations, with details outlined in the bill.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Pivineent
Thousand Christians slain in Turkish bandit raids near Tyre
A cable report describes attacks by bandits led by Sadak Seld on four Christian villages near Tyre. One village was ordered to disarm residents. when refused, about 200 were killed and many injured. Looting, arson, livestock theft, and forced displacement followed as violence cut communications to Tyre and Halfa.
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San Antonio Evening News
Chicago Tribune
Leadon
Tyre
Sadak Seld
Sis
Villareal Favored for Provisional Mexican President by Rebels
May 15, Washington reports Gen Antonio Villareal is favored for Mexico provisional president by Generals Obregon and Gonzales. State Department notes formal statements in City of Mexico papers endorse Villareal. Other candidates named include Calderon and Trevino. Villareal, a well educated Mexican with strong English, has support from Gonzales and Obregon and is seen as acceptable to American officials. The revolution aims to establish a provisional governance to supervise elections until a regular president is chosen.
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Mexico
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Ashington
Antonio
Obregon
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Americas
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Gonzales
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Ima
Eichar Villa
Pravis
Mexica
Pendiaz
Cieetion
Synor
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Gonzglex
New York City
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Mareil
Asuus Callentes
Siero Leon
Carroza
Plucky Lassie Victim Fines Foe in Court
In Corporation Court this morning a man was fined 30 for accosting a young girl on downtown streets. The complainant testified the incident occurred near the Elks Club where her father was present. The man paid the fine and was released. The girl sought restitution after the assault and the court upheld her evidence.
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Corporation Court
Suez Canal Shares Bought by U S Abroad
London May 1. The United States is closing offers from France and Britain related to Suez Canal shares. Reports state France’s stake and Anglo French joint interests are being rearranged to settle payments. Figures cited include large share quantities and monetary amounts in the thousands.
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France
Ation
Engisail
Srenek
Ynez Canal
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Frirelo
Suez
Moscow fighting report rattles Socialist circles in Paris
Paris dispatch to the Manchester Guardian reports unconfirmed rumors that Gen. Brusiloff seized Moscow and that fighting rages. A claim cites proclamations forcing resignations of Poles and a move to secure independence amid Bolshevik control, with broader European provisioning implications.
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Paris
Brus
Siloff
Moscow
Manchester Guardian
T. Meianiinte
Ikon
Brose Lambert
de Masry
Body Found on Bank of River
A murder victim was found on the riverbank near Bridgeport, Conn. Authorities report the body showed signs of a long-ago death and remains clothed. Initial notes suggest the killer attempted to hide the crime to preserve the victim’s identity, with investigators unsure of the exact date of death.
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Conn
Clee Gueke
Rogeler
Tira
Clypalon
Lidtvarons
League Council to Study Two Questions
League council will study two questions amid confusion over a probe linked to Prime Minister Niall Legare. The move comes as tensions grow within the league and public debate intensifies about leadership and governance.
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League Council
Harry New Quits Fight for Freedom
In Los Angeles May Day Hap New, held at San Quentin for the murder of his sweetheart Freda Lesser, abandons his appeal for freedom. The appeal spares his life after a rejected plan and elicits new moves to file another appeal through counsel.
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San Quentin
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Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
San Antonio and vicinity forecast for tonight into Monday calls for likely thunderstorms and showers. Temperatures near 28 degrees with frost risk. variable east wind. Sunday will be cloudy with a few showers, and a cool high around 10 to 12. Gulf States region expected showery start, then periods of rain with temperatures near normal for the period.
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Terae
Toalghet
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Peek
Typewriter and Edison Phonograph dealer listing
A. F Bever located at 2-12 B Commerce offers sale of typewriters and Edison phonographs with related hardware. The note mentions Hecorca as part of the listing context.
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Bever
Commerce
Sella
Pew Edison
Hecorca
Revolutionary Leader Carranza Reported Surrender Near Puebla
United Press reports from El Paso and New York in mid May claim that former Mexican President Venustiano Carranza was captured near San Marcos in Puebla state. Telegrams from the revolutionary information bureau in Nogales and other dispatches cite surrender of Carranza with 800 men and fall of Mazatlan, though details remain unconfirmed.
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United Press
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Tex
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San Marcos
Puebla
Mexico
Juarez
Jodgy
Revolutionary “Bureau of Information
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Sonora
Mazatlan
Flores
International ‘News Service
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CIA
Obregon
Rock Island May Build to Wichita Falls
Tex May 1 The Rock Island plans a extended line from Wichita Falls toward western Oklahoma to Sedition. Officials say the project follows a conference with railway heads and aims to tighten service. Frank Kell reports from the scene on the progress and local reactions.
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Wehita Palus
Tex
Sediitwestern
Oklahown
Whelest Wats
Frank Kell
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Dleinly
Rowk
Villa blames Wilson for Mexico's troubles
Francisco Villa, once an outlaw in the United States and a key player in northern Mexico, says President Wilson bears blame for years of turmoil. He advocates foreign capital to spur enterprise and laments Carranza’s collapse, reflecting on the revolution and prospects for Mexico’s future. Villa agreed to an interview arranged by the International News Service, recounting alliances and past leadership.
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Wilson
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International News Service
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State of Chihuahua
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International News’ Service Today
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