San Antonio Parks Chief Defends Tree Policy At Meeting
Mrs. Pettus lauded Commissioner Lambert's eight years of park work and public gardens improvement. Lambert told a women’s meeting that he has never cut a tree for political reasons, citing 4060 oaks 2500 ligustrums and 1500 crepe myrtles planted in four years and plans for Romana Street and Pecan Street park renewals as evidence of his care for city greenery.
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J. R. Smith
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Ocean Freight Rates Jump After Transatlantic Pact
New York April 2 rising freight charges hit merchandise sent to Atlantic ports after a wartime pact ended. The rate hike, covering Belgium Netherlands Germany and other lanes, ranged from 200 to 800 percent with further adjustments for agricultural implements and oil. Operators and shippers face higher costs as the industry shifts away from wartime easing.
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New York
Atlantic
Board of Finope
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Hamburg
Bremen
Pope Benedict Plans Private and Public Consistories
Rome April 2 Pope Benedict to hold a private consistory June 16 and a public one June 10. Nuncios Ragonesi and archbishops of Burgos Seville were not expected to attend Rome. Monsignor Tedeschini will go to Madrid to take up nunc ture. An American cardinal is likely in the June consistory with Bonzano possibly receiving the red hat in 1922.
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Madrid
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Bonzano
Washington
Red Flint
Crue
Augusta Victoria of Germany Weakens Further
Former Empress Augusta Victoria's condition worsened with a troubling turn yesterday. Reports say she is seriously in danger today as fears grow of another seizure or attack, though her weakened system may not sustain another collapse.
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Germany
Associated Press
Doorn
Holland
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Augusta
Victoria
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Yesurt
League of Nations invites judge nominees for permanent court
Geneva reports that, under the League of Nations, a call has been sent to home representatives to nominate candidates for judges of the permanent international court of justice. The United States is to receive the invitation. The council and assembly will select judges from national candidate lists.
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Na Honal
Permanent
Ineternational Court of Justice
Secretariat
League of Nationg
United States
Assembly
League
Marine strike tightens along coast towboats
Reports from Atlantic coast ports say the marine engineers strike in protest of wage cuts is progressing satisfactorily under Thomsy Healey chair of the Atlantic and Galt district council of the National Marine Engineers Benefit Association. He predicted the tie-up would be complete within three days. Einstein arrives in New York aboard the Rotter dam late to dock.
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New York
Atlantic Coash
Thomsy B. Healey
Atlantic An Galt
National, Marine Engineers Benefit, Association
Weather and Wind Report for San Antonio and Surrounding Areas
In tonight’s forecast warmer conditions with partly cloudy skies and showers possible. Temperatures range from the upper forties to mid eighties with southerly winds.
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San Antonily
Vielnliyt
Fuley
Sunday Forecast Warmer Skies Partly Cloudy
Weather forecast for Sunday calls for warmer temperatures and partly cloudy skies. A lingering storm area over the Northwest weakens, with light rain reported in Galveston and Brownsville. Frost potential noted in Nashville and other southeastern cities. regional highs around 86 degrees on March 25 and lows near 29 in contrast to San Antonio.
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Lex
del Rio
Brownsville
Galveston
Nashville
Pittsburg
Memphis
Birmingham
Raleigh
San Antonio
West Sule
Washington Bureau
Footprints Point to Single Suspect in Darang Death
Jasey Wittum, 19, was found dead near her home in Darang Michigan. Authorities say footprints indicate a single man accompanied Wittum to the scene. Forest Higgins, 22, a farmer and neighbor, is jailed on a charge of murder. A warrant for Anider is issued. Higgins denies pressuring Wittum and is to be arraigned Monday.
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Mich
Jasey Wittum
Enid
Forest Higgins
Anider
Higgins
Wyneid
Erma 14
Lacy
Uider
Hnais
Shite
Lansing
Higgins Nail
Communists subdued in Halle outbreak with arrests
The security police killed twenty and wounded forty nine of a group of five hundred Communists near Halle while suppressing agitation in central Germany. Authorities seized ten rifles six machine guns and ammunition.
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Berlin
Halle
Germany
Votaw Appointed Federal Prisons Superintendent
Washington announces the appointment of Prof Weber I. Votaw, brother-in-law of President Harding, as superintendent of federal prisons by the Department of Justice. He is set to take office on Ancil 6, 1Atteceeding Tl, 8, Dickerson, -redignethe.
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Weber I. Votaw
President Harding
Department of Justice
Dickerson
Organize Tax League Formed to Oppose Federal Sales Tax
Chicago April 2 the Warmars Federal Tax League of America announced by Eugene Meey formerly lecturer of Illinois state grange now secretary treasurer. George S Comings former Wisconsin lieutenant governor named president. League claims powerful interests plan to shift tax burden onto farmers. Vice presidents include DW Canada of Houston Visas editor of a rural publication.
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Chicago
Warmars’ Federal Tax League of America
Eugene Meey
Argoto
Fecturer
Ilinois State Grange
George S. Comings
Wisconsin
Ma. Prey
League
Canada
Houston
Visas
Miners Start Work Amidst Turmoil and Missing Details
The report notes workers beginning operations at a site in Mexico with unclear leadership. It mentions multiple names and places, including Ayirilie Meladito and Chupadiado, and references an incident involving a woman and a man. The text also alludes to a mass weight measurement and a count of twenty two children.
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Chupadiado
Mexico
Ayirilie Meladito Eiae
Ome
Tae Vibe
Labs Cesimed
Kili Cinistos
Cael
Milyer
U S Officials Discuss Foreign Policy Ahead of Viviani Visit
Washington officials widen talks on a peace settlement and League of Nations amendments in a week of conferences at the White House and State Department. Col George Harvey and Myron T. Herrick sought new instructions as Viviani’s stay fuels expectations of European policy shifts.
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White House
State Department
M. Viviani
Bross
League of Nations
Commission On
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Harvey
Wits
George Harvey
New ‘York
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Great Britain
Hughes
League
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Pennsylvania
Wilson
Harding
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Stenhah
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Lauzanne
Aten
Tulea
Myron T. Herelek
Olio
France
Europe
Paris
Vigiani
Pramier
Mr. Herrick
Gratified reception of Viviani in America noted in Paris
Paris reports great gratification over the reception accorded Treawe Viviani, former French premier, in the United States on a special mission for the French government. Dispatches from Viviani reached Paris and it was stated that Secretary Hughes will determine what to disclose about his conversations with American officials.
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Treawe Viviani
America
M. Vivian
Hughes
Former overseas soldier kills self in Texas hospital
Guy Carroll of Kansas City Missouri, a former overseas soldier undergoing treatment at a Houston health service hospital, shot himself dead yesterday. The coroner will hold an inquest. He left a note for his mother with $700, and another for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen asking support for his dependents. He served overseas with the 48th Company of the Transportation Corps.
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Tex
Guy Carroll
Kansas City
Wubtie Heath
Brothershood of Railway Traismen
Tranznpertation Corps
White
Prato
Greeks Driven Out By Turhonic Cavalry Retreat
Fragmentary report describes Greek forces being driven from a position by Turhonic cavalry. The retreat is described as complete with reports of regrouping and potential regrouping motions in the region.
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Apel
Peerk Tajees
Vite
Kobe Mhehr
Avia Minder
Tivom Pachkieh
Massive Manila Fire Destroys Native Quarter and Left Thousands Homeless
A major blaze swept the San Lazaro district in Manila burning about 3000 houses and killing two people. American soldiers and Asiatic fleet sailors aided in firefighting as Red Cross prepared food and clothing for the homeless. Initial relief funding reached 1000000, while escape attempts involved water barrels amid smoky ruins.
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Associated Press
Manila
Assla
Rel Cross
Fnte
Hodins
Zonsine Santos
Elaspad
Acim
Chicago Vote Looms On Building Trades Pay Cut
Chicago workers in the building trades vote on a reduced wage scale proposed by contractors after union chiefs secured employer concessions promising contracts for projects totaling about 30000000. The cuts target 20 to 25 percent with skilled labor falling from 2.25 to 1.25 dollars daily and unskilled from 1.75 to 1.0 dollars. effective May 1 if approved.
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Tlans
Ander Iway
Rector fatally shot in Michigan church, motive a mystery
Detroit April 2 authorities pursued a complex case after the rector of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church Wyandotte Rev Lea Jarecki was shot and killed. A relative connected to the household was implicated while the attacker fled by car. A knocking at another apartment precedes the crime as investigators seek a motive and identity.
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Lea Jarecki
Our Lady of Me
Carmel Chared
Wyandotte
Saseekio O
Dioer
Avis
All England Prepares for Coal Shortage and Restrictions
London reports six British coal mines flooded by miner strikes, with several pits in danger. Government plans to curb supply and restrict train service while appeals for volunteers and aid circulate. Measures include reduced consumption, limited purchases, and lighting curbs to conserve energy.
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Mie
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Weader
Wanderer at Prison Hangs Daughter and Stranger Shot
Chicago reports the prison incident as Dan Wanderer, a former lieutenant, is described giving commands in the confinement yard while awaiting execution. Six fellow inmates received advisories as Wanderer’s actions were observed from the exercise room. Names of inmates present are listed.
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We Fencreary
Phirry Wiyd
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Desnil Costaua0
Antonio Lopex
Criticism of Prohibition Agents by Federal Grand Jury
A New York grand jury presented a report to Judge Knox criticizing the prohibition enforcement staff. It urged dismissal of agents accused of attempts to extort money, stating most agents lack the type, intelligence, and character needed for the duty.
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Federal Grand Jury
Knox
Prohibition Enforcement
Theo Agints
Toe
Janey
Kirby elected head at National Lumbermen meet
The National Lumber Manufacturers association appropriated 200000 dollars for a national advertising push aimed at informing the public about lumber prices. Officers announced include John J. Kirby of Houston as head with vice presidents John W. Blodgett of Rapids and A. Mark of Dallas and treasurer Bo Gandman of Marinette. The secretary is Wilson Cocaptan. A former banker and ranchman from Unie City, B. Syed, was noted, and a Lexington college dean, P. Dohp, was mentioned in the report. The text also references a death of a retired banker and ranch man.
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Tamber Manuufacturers' Association
Sai
Dohn J. Kirby
Houston
Texas
John WY. Blodgett
Rapids
Mich
A.mark
Dallas
Bo Gandman
Marinette
Wiss
Wilson Cocaptan
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Suit
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Fiat Fia Coldlege
Lexington
B. Syed Mn
Unie City
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Vince
Trestece
Eyzea
Christian Ualverptty Bere
Dean of Syracuse University Shot and Killed by Professor
Syracuse N Y April 2 7 Dean of the College of Business Administration Herman Wharton was shot and killed by Professor Holmes Beckwith in the office of the School of Administration. Beckwith then killed himself with the gun after firing at Wharton. The incident occurred as Beckwith reportedly faced dismissal and harsh treatment claims were made by students.
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Hernan Wharton
College of Business Administration
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College of Agriculture
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Dea Wharton
Dean Wharton
Wage dispute talks held by Chicago employers and unions
Representatives of employers and employees in the printing trades met in Chicago to discuss a wage dispute. The Employers organization proposed a plan and said four members would represent them, with participation from the Employing Electrotypers Association. Unions attending included the International Hypographical China, the International Mresemen and Ugeesnis Dnign, the International Brotherhood of Robkbinders, and the International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union.
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Aten
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Aredien
Adi
Vleetrotypers” Association
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Internional
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Unt
Blece Trotypers
Lalon
Communists Arrests Stir April Uprising Claims
Two communist sympathizers were arrested last night amid a crackdown by Melipan military authorities. The protests were sparked by a strike involving about 80,000 workers and rioting linked to the Beleinn premier and high command, with Melipan forces claiming to control the situation.
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Crotelil
Two Suspects Held in Texas Jail Escape Case
Reports say a crowd searched Layton jail near Fort Worth for two prisoners, but neither was found. Porague, from a prominent family, was killed in a related dispute as authorities sought arrests.
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Russell Sprague
Layton
Bane
Porague
Irish Disorder Sparks Fatalities in Belfast and Londonderry
In Belfast and Londonderry last evening a lethal attack left Constable Higgins dead and two soldiers wounded after assailants fired on police and barracks. Two bombs were thrown, ten civilians injured, and police units repelled the assault with reinforcements arriving.
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Avril
Londonderry
Thiggins
Bodies Sought After Liner Sinks Near Juan de Fuca Strait
In Washington state searches at Seattle and Port Townsend focus on Point Wilson for bodies drowned when the passenger liner Governor sank yesterday. The missing list remains unchanged as federal investigators probe the collision between the freighter West Harborbound and the Governor.
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Port Townsend
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Strait of Juan de Muen
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Dow
Ins Forgurs
West Harbhkind
Goevrner
League of Nations stock swindle reported in New Orleans market
In New Orleans financial pages a dubious offering labeled League of Nations stock is advertised. The listing warns that investors are unlikely to receive dividends and cautions the public against the fraudulent prospectus and misleading brokers.
Allies Guard Charles on Return Amid Restoration Fears
Paris dispatches from the French foreign office report that former Emperor Charles will be escorted by Allied officers from his forts in Hungary to Switzerland. The guards aim to protect him during transit and Switzerland plans to extend hospitality under stricter residence and movement limits.
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Charl
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Switzerland
Former Emperor Charles’ return plans spark Austrian debate
Vienna reports indicate former Emperor Charles may depart Steinmanger for Switzerland Sunday or Monday. Negotiations with Italy delay start, while Hungary’s royalist episode stirs political rifts as Socialists push for swift ratifications and precautions at Austrian frontiers. Separate party statements planned after failed joint declaration.
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Charles
Steinmanger Tor
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Vrance
Moghul
Chyristuia Social
Greater Forman
Cantonal Ban Bars Former Emperor Charles from Vand
The Vand cantonal council in Lausanne says former Emperor Charles cannot remain in the canton. It cites failure to suspend political activity in Prangins as the reason for exclusion while noting Switzerland may grant a provisional return with strict commitments to abstain from propaganda.
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