Lenine Concessions To Peasants Rile Bolshevik Line
George Witte reports from Berlin via foreign service sources that Lenine has begun far reaching concessions to peasants and workers, including allowing crop price setting and free trade in most foods, signaling a shift from strict communist doctrine while critics warn of growing discontent and arrests for dissent amid the Moscow regime. Dr. Morris Zucker, returning from Russia, notes widespread hunger, trapped opposition, and skepticism among foreign observers about the Bolshevik project.
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George Witte
Fertial Sah
Tae
San Antonio
Lipa
Chicago
Epyrizht 21
Chirae
Rene
Foreign Service
Berlin
Apriis
peas+ gots
Toder
Morris Zuckue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Win
Rus
Moscow
Zucker
Goa
Dr. Zucker
Germany
France
England
Leanne
Denine
Europe
Diaz Bail Granted After Habeas Hearing In Dallas
Domingo Diaz, a soft drink stand proprietor, was granted bail at SAN00 after a habeas corpus hearing in the Shirts seventh district court. Defense witnesses testified that threats prompted the shooting that killed barbershop owner Tee Dal-Redo. Diaz’s wife testified as a prospective factor in the case.
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Fon Dias
East Commerce Etrvet
Tee Dal- Redo
Barbersbor
Three Wre Aigo
Monda Farenoan
Anderso
Defore
Tarde Bor Delgado
Tig
Unclear Text Breach in Washington Report
Fragmentary wire service style note from Washington dated April 18 mentions a person named Brean or Bryan and Harding with vague claims about police or public actions. The readable portions are incomplete and no verifiable events or outcomes are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ardisg
Washington, DC
Iiliam Jennings Brean
Harding
Polisies
Tarrly
Pioneers of Texas elect Dr Paschal as president
The Texas Pioneers elected Dr Paschal as president at their annual meeting held Monday morning in the Menger hotel ballroom. More than one thousand members attended. Officers include Mrs W W Ol, vice president, and Dr Reed Lerwell among others. The charter outlines purchases to honor Texas pioneers and descendants with monuments. Work on new units will begin at Hight. Members of county associations join the state body. Headquarters are in San Antonio.
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Frank Thiscbal
Texas Pioneers
State Association
Jovelock
Menger Hotel
Cher
W. We Ol
Earut
Reed Lerwell
Ed. McCade
Hal
Dodge
Fly
Fly, Meank
Roshick
W. W. Bagel
EE Guenther
Te J
Newton
Mes
Warboek
W. G
Tobiy
Cau
J. Eylpt
Lewis Maverick
A. W. Houston
Winchester Kelso
Cole Enshirk R
Ation
Toburon
Guyson Sang
Flo
Two Killed at Graham in Double Slaying
The bodies of Abesul Sr., 60, and his son Abe Enlee Jn, victims of a fatal shooting Saturday, were shipped to Ardmore, Oklahoma, for burial. Abesul Sr. died in Graham hospital after being wounded. Abe Enlee Jn died earlier. Charlie Hughes, a former deputy sheriff, surrendered to the sheriff the day of the incident near South Bend, Graham, and was later moved to another county. The motive remains unknown.
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Ardmore
Graham
Tex
Abesul Sr
Abe Enlee Jn
Okla
Thasoo
Charle Hughes
Sher Aere
South Bend
Wear Graham
Hughes
Pilgrimage of Wobrits to Leavenworth Penitentiary
A 1920s note reports a Pilgrimage of nilletrial Workers of the World to the Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary in Kansas. The event is set for Wednesday per Charis B. Clyne. The piece references U S court decisions and reviews affecting 80 or more. details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Chicago
Leavenwirth
Kansas
Charis B. Clyne
United States
Cine Todas
United States Shareme
Discharged Bankrupt Richard Starcke Petition Granted
Richard Starcke, a general merchant at 404 Wyoming Street, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition on September 10, 1920, in federal court. The federal judge granted a discharge Monday morning, with Starcke claiming $8150 exempt and noting payments on debts totaling 3350.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starcke
Wyoming Street
Erderal
Dovel West
Skircke
Finn
Relief workers begin clearing away debris after tornado
Memphis relief crews cleared debris from a tornado that swept east from Texas injuring hundreds and causing numerous deaths across six southern states. The confirmed death toll rose with regional counts in Pope and nearby counties, while Red Cross and local relief committees organized aid as weather improved. A separate report notes a Boston bout where Family Cornes defeated Morris Tux in a 10 round decision.
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Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Hempsteal County
Arksmas
Carney Weteata Lux
Boston
First execution shock waves through Irish strife
A woman was shot in Scotstown Monaghan marking the first execution in the ongoing Irish factional conflict. Her death came as thousands of emigrants prepared to sail from Qivenstown. Sunday violence erupted with attacks on constabulary, wounds, and soldiers firing into streets, while a bank bombing incident and wrecked trolley cars added to the unrest.
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Dublin
Ireland
Scotstown
Monagh
Tris
Qivenstown
United State
Thes Constabulary
Ibaing
North Quay
Ansilia
Soldier shot and constable wounded in public house attack
In a Saturday night assault at a public house the attacking party was seen and a soldier was killed while a constable and two women were wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
Hmis
Coal output plunges as demand slows in April week
Washington reports coal production for the week ended April 2 at about 6,750,000 tons, roughly 260,000 fewer miners than expected. The National Coal Association blamed weak demand and market stagnation for the slow average output, noting prewar conditions but citing overall scarcity of buyers.
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Washington
D. C
National Coal Association
Kile
Summer Shirt Sale Promises Great Savings
The notice urges buyers that summer is near and to stock up now as the season demands many shirts. It promotes a buy two and save deal, implying notable cost benefits for shoppers preparing for warmer weather.
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Communist LA
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Swaine
Russia
Prezent Aussiia
Wip
Martens
Spain
Mra. Harrison
Washington Vanderlip
Mamy International
Vanderlip
Sprint
Diaz
Bond
Pioneers OF Texas
DR. Paschal
Leavenworth
Qo Ten Syde Hat Shop
Alamo Plaza
Clyne
William Maywood
Read
Yn Miller
Pope County
Inwell
Alabina
Mindisvivpi
Tour Permitire
ud +y Red Cross
Sud
Ig Muder
Det Ngthes
Wen Wade
Bega
Mex
Antonio. Tex
Ake Deske
City
Joske
Palm Beach
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