Optimism grows over Irish crisis as settlement reportedly near
Dublin observers say the Irish problem shows progress toward resolution after St Patrick's Day. They cite Lloyd George's admission of failure, Sinn Fein willingness to compromise, and U S interests backing a peace effort. The outlook hinges on a possible dominion status settlement and new Ulster talks amid ongoing unrest.
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Associated Press
Dublin
St. Patrick's Day
Noor
Lloyds
Ulster
Lloyd ‘George
Eamoon de Valera
Sinn Fein
England
Ireland
Ulster Parliament
American Committee of 100
Harding
American Refer Committee
United States
Kenyon
Dail Elrrean
Irish Army Fighting Gains Reports Across Several Counties
The Associated Press says flying columns of the Irish Republican Army operate in Fermanagh Armagh Tyrone Kildare and Queens counties. Roads are destroyed and intimidation reported as forces withdraw before crown troops. A recent hills encounter near Dundrum south of Dublin left twenty armed men present while civilians picnicked nearby.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Fermanagh
Armagh
Tyrone
Kildare
Queens
Crown
Dundrum
Jorrice
Flrine EV Wall
Wom & We Geupibpen Tof
Hornberger, Behmitt & Co
Forlagenta
Texas
Epperad
Crown forces avoid machine guns during pursuit on hillside
Crown forces refrained from using their machine guns and chased the fugitives who reached another hill. Two were shot while others escaped. The remainder set fire to the hillside shrubs and fled in the stake screen.
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Crown
Sereen
Mexico Deportes U S Citizen Over Radial Activities
Mexican authorities deport American activist Gale after arrest in Mexico City. Officials say he was sent via Veracruz toward an unnamed port, possibly Havana, while reports note he may face U S authorities or military custody if returned. Gale led Gale's Magazine and promoted Soviet propaganda.
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Mexico City
I.van A. FV. jGale
Mexico
Veua Cruz
Laredo
United States
Luer
Vera Cruz
Havana
Gate
Obregon
Linn A Gale
Tris
Gale
New York
Department of Justice
San Antonio
Fort Sam_Hourton
San Antonio Belt & Terminal to elect officers at meeting
A stockholders meeting of the San Antonio Belt and Terminal company is set for 5 o clock Monday afternoon at the Gunter Bowl. After routine matters, the board of directors will elect officers for the year. Current officers include C. E. Schaff president N Whitehead vice president Walter Walthall secretary treasurer and O H Bower auditor. The company is a holding firm for city terminals of the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway in San Antonio and owns tracks from the city limits to the Katy station and further trackage. Offices are at the Katy downtown ticket office.
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San Antonio
Katy
Merchants Fire Assurance Corp Granted Texas Authority
The Texas Department of Insurance certifies Merchants Fire Assurance Corporation of New York is authorized to conduct business in Texas. The certificate of authority dates from February 2, 1922, issued under Texas law and signed in Austin.
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Department OF Insurance and Bankatte of
Texan
Austin
Mare
Merchants Fire Assurance Corporation of
New York
Texas
O and Company
Tex
Keiletl
City to sell fire station site and build central station
The city plans to sell Fire Station No. 2 on Travis Street to the highest bidder and move to a central location near Market and St. Marys. Mayor Bell says the city may reject all bids if offered values do not match local property values. A petition seeks removal of the station due to location and traffic concerns.
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L'Vevis Street
St. Mary's
Navarro
Aleeting
Bell
Travis Street
Central Fire and Police Station
Market and
St. Mary's Street
Moulay
City engineers weigh bids on time saving and costs
The report notes time saving as a key feature alongside expense reductions. City engineers Raybould and Marbaugh, May Lambert, stated Monday they share the view but advised bids be submitted to these engineers for their opinion.
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Fred Mickelsohn
Romana
San Antonio
Lambert
Metcalf & Eddy
Fred Mickeljohn
Mickelsohn
Melhorse
Jos
Struction Company
Raybould and
Marbaugh
Metcalt & Edly
Thieves Active Across City Hit Homes and Autos
Police report a busy weekend with multiple burglaries and car thefts. Stolen items include cash, jewelry, clothing, a pistol, shotguns, and several cars later recovered by authorities. Names and addresses of victims reflect a broad pattern of break ins across Morales, Devine, North Olive, Tampico, and nearby streets.
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Francisco Ortiz
Morales Street
J. Burnside
Devine Street
Burnstein
PF. Schrew
W. A. Karoch
North Olive Street
Lucia de Basquez
Tampico Street
J. A. Purvis
Houston Street
A. R. Read
Mitchell Street
J.C. Rust
Burnett Street
W. (. Rarig
Belden Avenue
Fred C. Venegas
Camp Travis
M. D. Bishop
Euclid Avenue
A. FH. Idot
Tiayaen Street
Rarig
Lelot
Venegas
Funds for Fiesta San Jacinto Association Donation
A $500 contribution to the Fiesta San Jacinto Association was approved at the Retail Druggists' monthly meeting. Gist of plan includes cooperation with association directors to entertain visitors during Fiesta Week from April 18 to 23. The event expects 25 000 to 50 000 attendees from Texas New Mexico and Mexico. Railroads set a fare of one and one half. Fiesta directory meeting scheduled Tuesday night at the Gunter hotel.
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Fiesta San Jacinto Association
Retail Druggists’ Association
Texas
New Mexico
Blas Maten Again Tops City Tax Payers Line
Blas Maten, holder of certificate No 1 for years, again paid city taxes first when the tax office opened at 7:30 AM in city hall. Tax collectors reported a steady, orderly rush as many taxpayers waited briefly but were served promptly. Taxes become delinquent on June 1.
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Blas Maten
Blag Maten
Claim Agents Coming to San Antonio Conference
Between thirty five and fifty members are invited to attend the Southwestern Freight Claim Agents conference in San Antonio on April 20 and 21. The meeting will be at the S A U G Railway offices in the Graybury Building with elaborate entertainment planned by R F Gohmerz secretary and Ralph H Durkee convention manager of the Chamber of Commerce. The event coincides with Fiesta de San Jacinto and other fiesta functions will be provided.
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Southwestern
San Antonio
R. F Gohmertz
S.A, U. & G. Railway
Graybury
Mr. Godmerty
Ralph H. Durkee
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio Chamber Luncheon Promises Surprises
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly luncheon at the Shintor hotel ballroom on Tuesday April 12. Reservations close Monday at 5 pm to avoid delays from the prior event. Tickets sell to ensure seating by 12 15 and speakers will have three minutes each beginning at 1 10.
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San Antonio
Cel
Troops to Compete for Best Infantry Battalion Title
A competitive drill at Camp Travis near Salado selects troops for summer duty with junior ROTC units. Second Division troops show top effort as judges rate battalions on all aspects of drill. The winning company may go to Denver in June for summer ROTC assignments.
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Camp Travis
The
Salado
United States Army
Denver
Military camp duties set for Dallas high schools
The battalion heads to Lamparses Tex for duty with the Dallas high schools summer camp. Judges include Brig Gen James H McRae Col Hanson Ey Bly Col William M Fassett Lieut Col Daniel Van Voorhis Lieut Col Harris Pendleton Jr Lieut Col Bere T Riggs Capt Thomas L ark. Roselawn Cemetery described as a well kept burial park. Crockett 16088 Adv ttre Dallas Fort Worth Limited Snaves 9 00 P M Southern Pacific Adv
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Lamparses
O Tex
Dallas
James H. McRae
Hanson Ey Bly
William M. Fassett
Daniel van Voorhis
Harris Pendleton Jr
Bere T. Riggs
Thomas Lark
Sam Browne Belt Receives Army Honorable Discharge
The Sam Browne belt that became famous in World War I was honorably discharged from the army last Saturday by order of Gen. Peyton C. March. The belt’s re enlistment depends on the new chief of staff to be announced this week, with Second Division officers hoping for its return.
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Sam Browne
Peyton C. March
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