Cattlemen Plan Plans for Tick Eradication Zone 3
Texas cattlemen in Zone 3 met at the St. Anthony hotel with Judge Leoward Tillotson presiding to discuss enforcing the tick eradication law. Alfred Ward acted as secretary as delegates from 54 counties prepared data on costs, financing, and possible amendments for submission to the legislature.
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Leoward Tillotson
Sealy
Alfred Ward
Texas
Rural Landowners’ Association
Debaters Chosen for UT 1920 21 Team
Austin selections finalize UT debating squad after a tight second preliminary round. The twelve finalists include Paul McMahon Lenier Merrem Shiner M Racy W D Goimbest Tudison Francia Jack T Bl (truncated)
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Lex
University of Texas
Columbia University
Thess
Paul McMahon
Bonham
Lenier
Merrem
Shiner
Rie M. Racy
San Antonio
W. D. Goimbest
Paducah
Tudison Francia
Jack T. Blilock
Marshal
Robert M. Field
I. Hi. Harrison
Cary
W. R. Howell
Corsicana
Frank McGehee
Weatherford
John D. Cofer
Trudé Walton
Manafield
Rangers to stay in Ranger area until lawlessness ends
Adjutant General W. D. Cone stated no withdrawal of state rangers from Ranger or other Northwest Texas locations will occur until lawlessness is stamped out. Rangers remain in Ranger until the department is assured conditions are safe, and state authorities have full cooperation with local officials. Latest reports from Ranger say the situation is under control and ranger detachments continue their work.
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Tex
Ranger
Eastland County
Northwest
Sexax
W. D. Cone
Mexico
Adjutant General's Department
Cope
Prague police clash as crowds seize parliament area
A Prague detachment tried to clear demonstrators before the parliament, was surrounded and fired on, wounding at least eighteen civilians including four serious. Troops guard government buildings as clashes widen with Social Democratic factions mentioned and a general strike ordered.
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Czechoslovakia
Wriday
T Social-Democratic Party
Settlement of Miners Claims Nears Completion
Fort Worth Texas December 1 1921 the reference board in session since Monday has practically completed settlements of coal miners claims from last summer. All disputes were withdrawn by vote of arbitrator Harry Hardy of Bridgeport and the board will adjourn tomorrow.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Iarry Hardy
Bridgeport
Not Guilty of Plot Charge In Springfield Case
Four men charged with conspiring to wreck a train near Hinata Central last September were found not guilty of piracy to kill and commit mayhem though two alleged confederates have confessed and are imprisoned. verdict delivered despite those statements.
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Wice
Hinata Central
Here
Benny
Plot to wreck Diamond Special and rob passengers uncovered
A secret service man and a conspirator turned informer testified that plotters planned to derail the Diamond Special over a 60 foot embankment at Banggmon river, rob passengers, and kill all aboard. Premature arrests spoiled the state's strongest conspiracy case. remaining charges include conspiracy to rob and to destroy railroad property along with explosives possession.
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Secret’ Service
Banggmon River
Chambers Held on Murder Charge After Boat Fire Incident
Lepanto Arkansas December 11 B Chambers owner of a houseboat on Little Rock river is jailed on murder charges in the death of deputy sheriff W R Shields and a farmer Boss Todd shot aboard the boat. A man Charles Jones is sought after the boat was set afire with gasoline and Roman candles. Jonesboro jail to be used for safety. J B Blanchett Lepanto city marshal fired on but unharmed as assailant fled.
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Charles Jones
Jonesboro
Shields
Jones
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Need Cattle Loans
In San Angelo Lex Dec 11 West Texas banks back the Federal International Banking Company to boost cattle loans by extending longer-time credit Cotton sales to European firms are cited as a stabilizing factor The Guaranty State Bank subscribed 1500 worth of stock the youngest of five local institutions Bank cash shortages have hampered livestock paper outlets and loans says Herbert O Bannon cashier of the San Angelo National Bank
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Lex
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Federal International
Guaranty State’ Bank
Focal Financial
Herbert O'Bannon
San Angelo Nations Bank
Appeal to League for Ireland inquiry urged by Mason
Representative Mason of Illinois cables Paul Aymans urging the League of Nations to send a special investigating body to Ireland. The State Department memo to investigation committees was refused by the British embassy. Mason says the League offers Americans a chance to see Britain’s influence and the truth about Ireland.
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Illinois
Paul Aymans
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Wadred
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Aid Russia Urged by Lord Cecil as Hoover Group Plans Help
Geneva December 11 Lord Robert Cecil urged a relief organization led by Herbert Hoover to focus on feeding Soviet Russian children. He said needs are immense and aid should extend to all places regardless of politics, with England prepared to cooperate.
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Lord Rohert Cecil
Flerbert Hoover
Russia
England
Texas pardon totals under three governors rise to over two thousand
Dec. 11 Austin Texas officials report that during Governor Mobleys administration 1832 pardons were granted with a possible total near 2000 by office end. Ferguson issued 2060 pardons and Col quitt 2248. Pardons include jail sentence remissions and citizenship restorations while Lt Governor Johnson, acting governor, granted 67 pardons during Hobby’s absence.
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Colquitt
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Hobby
International Reform Bureau proposes Christian nation plan
Washington proposes 1 million dollars over three years to expand prohibition efforts, extend bloc laws, and amend the constitution to designate the United States a Christian nation. Wilbur S Crafts announces at a conference opening. In Hazelton miners and operators plan to meet as district executives discuss actions with immigration authorities amid alleged importations for mine work. In Vienna federal employers who joined strikes agree to return after wage demands are met.
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United States
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur S. Crafts
Hazelton
Ratorn
France Open to Shared Control of Brest New York Cable
Paris officials discuss sharing ownership with the United States while keeping the Brest to New York line in place. France fears US detaching the cable from Brest to link with Emden, but offers guaranteed rapid transmissions from the United States to Germany over French wires.
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San Antonio Light
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
Paris
France
United States
Brest
New York
Emden
Germany
Hospital funds urged to expand disabled veterans care
Surgeon General Dr. Hugh Cummings asks Congress for more money to build new hospitals and to upgrade dilapidated Public Health Service facilities. He proposes an administrative head to coordinate the War Risk Insurance Bureau Federal Board of Vocational Education and Public Health Service as independent bureaus in large cooperation. The report notes 20 000 patients in care by July 1 and 2 000 in October 1919, urging rapid construction funds.
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Hugh §. Cummings
Public Health Service
Congress
Treasury Department
Cumming
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Cumusing
The
Negro to Seek Bail in Death Case Reversal
John Steen, a Black man, has spent nearly a year in Sexar county jail on a murder charge connected to the death of Aishort Tips. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the death penalty, sending the mandate to the district clerk. Steen's attorneys sought a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Anderson, then Judge Tayloe, with Monday set for a hearing. Also two other mandamuses reached the court regarding theft convictions of Kevin Bailey and Rodrigo Escobedo.
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John Steen
Sexar County
Aishort Tips
Court of Criminal Appeals
17Th District Court
Steen
Anderson
Tayloe
45Th District Court
Criminal Court
Hey
Kevin Bailey
Ating C. MW. Bailey
Rodrigo Escobedo
May repeal war laws pace set for House action
Washington reports that the Volstead resolution exposing wartime laws would get priority after the Johnson immigration bill. Debate limited to two hours. A rule also approved for the Reavis bill to consolidate executive departments after Volstead acts, with Rep. Reavis claiming daily government savings of 134 million dollars.
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Washington, D.C
House
Rules Committee
Alao
Reavis
Fourth Civil Appeals Reforms Personal Injury Verdict
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reformed and affirmed a lower court judgment in a Webb County personal injury case. The reform awarded $2100 in damages to Yamuares with parties including Alenia Flores and Dario Garela from Webb County, and associates George A. Maine and Con Armour & Co. involved.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Vario Garela Ve
Alcala Woes
Webb County
Chatelaix
Alenia ‘Flores
Dario Garela
Webb
George A. Maine
George A. Maine & Conx
Armour & Co
Ammsas Pass Case Dismissal Overruled in Fire Hose Suit
Writ of error motions proceed across a set of Texas cases including Bertha Little et al versus Rouitree Brothers and Peck Furniture in Bexar and Atascosa counties with a motion to dismiss writ of error overruled in the City of Ammsas Pass versus Hureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Co matter.
Seven Germans Held Near Laredo In Deportation Proceeding
Seven German nationals including one woman were arrested Thursday night while trying to cross the Rio Grande into the United States near Laredo Texas. Immigration authorities said they would be kept in the county jail awaiting deportation hearings. They claimed no ulterior motive and said they intended to establish homes here. Names given: Mr and Mrs Clement Martin Herman Kortz Wilhelm Horning Egan Onthe Paul Schuler and Frederick Hornick. Hornick said he lived in the U S during World War I. others admitted prior service in Germany.
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Dee
Rio Grande
United States
Clemen
Martin
Herman Kortz
Wilhelm Horning
Egan Onthe
Paul Schuler
Frederick Hornick
Want Blue Law Kept
Wilmington clergy form a committee to enforce Sunday blue laws and press Chief of Police Black to close shops tomorrow. The police commission does not meet until Tuesday, and ministers plan to do detective work to trigger arrests of merchants open on Sunday. This marks a return to blue laws after years.
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Police Commission
California bank fails in Blythe amid cotton slump
Riverside California December 11 The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Blythe Riverside county has closed its doors. President Stevenson said the collapsefollowed by the cotton price drop which affected mortgage and security payments. The bank reportedly has resources to meet obligations with deposits around 60000.
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The_ T Farmers’ and Merchants’ bank of Blythe
Riverside County
BR. ©. Stevenson
Border Trouble Over Texas Mexican Border
Captain Jerry Grey of the state ranger force in Presidio county reports improved conditions on the Texas Mexican border. He says Mexican bandits have disappeared and raids on this side of the Rio Grande have almost ceased under the current Texas government.
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Jerry Grey
State Ranger Force
Presidio County
W. D. Cone
Grey
Texas
Rio Grande
City Sues Papers Over $10 Million Libel Suit
Chicago city to file declaration in circuit court on Friday against the Tribune in a $10,000,000 libel suit. City Attorney Chester B. Cleviens says the filing mirrors the suit against the Chicago Daily News. The actions follow bitter attacks during the primary campaign against the Photopsen administration.
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Tribune
Chester B. Clevieans
Chicago Daily News
Photopsen
Oil Man Dies After Operation in Oklahoma
Tulsa December 11 Col TH Tangsworthy 69 longtime Gulf Oil employee died after surgery for throat trouble. He served as assistant treasurer of Gypsy Oil and Gull Pipe Line in Oklahoma and lived in Kansas City before joining the companies twenty years ago. He was a member of the local park board.
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Okla
TH. P
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Gulf Oil Company
Gypsy Oil Company
Gull Pipe Line Company
Oklahoma
Tie
Kansas City
Park Board
Sugar Decline Pressures Prices in Raw Market
The raw sugar market continues to fall with holders liquidating despite offer levels, Cuban sales not below four cents per pound though bids sit at 3.78 cents. In Texas, hog numbers rise in Yountum county amid corn yields and lower feed costs boosting cattle and dairy activity. Funeral services were held for Rev. H. M. Polsgrove in San Marcos after his death following an operation and illness. he left a wife and three daughters.
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San Marcos
Tex
H. M. Polsgrove
Ptt
Austin
The
Christian Church
Polsgroye
Anta
Edith
Martha
General Motors Resume Work at Pontiac Plant
Pontiac Michigan December 11 The General Motors track plant here has resumed operations after a four week pause About half the workers are on a production schedule earning for 400 machines for the balance of the month W T Day Warnaar says normal elevation may be expected now after the new year Stella Johns Dies Mrs Stella Johns well known in Dallas and Houston died this morning in Houston She was wife of John J Johns of Houston and mother of Mart Aheling of dating The body will be forwarded to St Louis tomorrow
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Mick
Aioness
W. T. Day
Wanarer
Stellen Johns
Houston
Tex
Stella Johns
Dallas
Nita
John J. Johns
Mart Aheling
Dattig
Mie Boty
St. Louis
Cotton Market Falls on Liquidation and Bearish News
The cotton market closed lower by one to fifteen points as bearish crop estimates and widespread liquidation weighed on prices. New Orleans notes indicate the downturn stemmed from an oversold condition rather than rallies, with traders awaiting government reports. A temporary rally was considered possible pending government data.
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War Finance Board
New York Cotton Market Quiet Amid Mixed Trading
New York December 11 Cotton trading showed quiet early activity with buyers absorbing offerings in January and March. Prices fluctuated as reports of export financing and mill demand emerged, while declines and recoveries kept the market firm overall. The southern crop estimate stood at 12 227 000 bales with no New England mill improvement noted.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Shows Mixed Tone Amid Government Hopes
New Orleans reports a cautious cotton market with January at 14.84 and July at 15.39 as buyers await Washington guidance on war finance policy. Private crop calls estimate 13,227,000 bales. market sentiment remains modestly weak yet steady, with some short-covering late in trading.
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Roperta
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Silver State Launches as Large Freight Passenger Liner
The Silver State, a 385 foot combination freight and passenger liner for the United States Shipping Board, was launched and will be operated by Pacific Mail Steamship Company. In El Paso New Mexico Mall on December 11 R E Pay joy of Carlybad NM elected president of the National Mobair trowers Association succeeding U S Grant of Dilllas Oregon at the annual convention. The King of Denmark sent 100000 francs to Marshal Poet for mutilated soldiers.
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Absence of Buying Power Impacts Exchange and Market
New York reports a continued downward market trend on Saturday as lack of buying power weighs on equities. Prices for key shares fell one to three points with weakness in rails, textiles, and wool, while the automobile sector shows dividend news. Exchange rates and money markets edge lower. savings and reserve figures reflect a tight stance.
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Bullish Crop News Lifts Wheat Prices Across Markets
Wheat gains driven by commission buying and short covering as export activity and Saskatchewan harvest revisions bolster futures. December and March contract highs reflected continued strength with corn and oats mixed, cash quotes steady to higher in Kansas City and St Louis markets.
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General Commission
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State funds bid process opened for 2021 depositories
The State Depository Board will open bids on February ? 2021 for awarding contracts to state and national banks to hold state funds for the year. Notices go to several hundred banks January 3. Collateral must exceed the maximum deposit, and Texas reports record treasury and depository totals with expected good interest rates on bids.
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Tex
J. W. Baker
Baker
Texas
Police Work 12 Hours Not Eight For St Louis Force
In St Louis the 1600 police officers shifted to eight hour patrols instead of twelve as part of a plan to curb a rising crime wave. Washington reports indicate the government’s reclamation projects yielded 2010 crops valued at 25 million dollars, far above the 125 million spent on all projects by the end of the last fiscal year per the reclamation service annual report.
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Sonia
Washington, D. C
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Livestock trading stalls at Union Stock Yards
San Antonio reports a stagnant Saturday session with few trades. Cattle receipts total 114 cattle and 18 calves, hogs 42, sheep 85. steer, cow, and hog prices varied across markets from St Louis to Chicago. Fort Worth and Kansas City saw mixed changes with steady to higher hogs and lambs. New York coffee futures edged lower.
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Army Orders Aides Transferred For Examination
Lea Quinn of artillery at Fort Sill is ordered to Fort Sam Houston for examination by a retiring board. Captain Eliott Vandevanter of engineers is relieved from Baltimore and assigned as assistant engineer in the Eighth Corps Area.
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