Italy Opens Talks With Powers on War and Alliance
The Italian foreign office and other chancelleries exchange views on the war in Turkey and the possible revisal of the triple alliance among Germany Austria-Hungary and Italy. Constantinople and Rome seek bases for peace while Italy’s possible withdrawal could bolster the triple entente with Britain France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Constantinople
Great Britain
France
Russia
Opinion: retailers must pay for excess liquor quantities
Pess, AUSTIN, Tex., Dec. 26. Assistant Attorney General C. E. Fane says retailers selling more than one gallon must pay $376 to the state for pursuing a wholesale dealer and may owe half to their county or city. They must also pay gross receipts tax per the Thirty-first legislature, while counties and cities may not collect extra gross receipts taxes from retailers. Revenue Agent House will enforce this and ensure retailers selling large liquor quantities pay the wholesale license tax as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cryter
Pess
Austin
Tex
BE. B. House
Elite Revenue
C. E. Faneladay
City of Life
Atc
Revenue Agent House
Weather forecast for major cities and temperature trends
Observations at 8 am show varied temperatures across cities. San Antonio and vicinity expect fair weather and colder conditions tonight and Wednesday with low temperatures noted in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
I. Louis
Neura
Ilwaveee
Jhouss
Paul
Ansas
York
Oston
Elouéy
Ashington
Martial law in Teheran sparks global concern
London dispatches report growing alarm as Teheran declares martial law after cabinet dismissal of W Morgan Shutter. Blood reports at Resht claimed 500 victims, including women and children, while Teheran cites no major casualties and the Russian consul notes restored order and potential further outbreaks. Russian troops near Tabriz clash with Persians and crowds as artillery and unrest threaten banks and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Teheran
W. Morgan
Resht
Tabriz
Banka
Persia
Telephone interests form new merger in nine southern states
The Associated Press reports a planned merger of the Breil Telephone Interests with Southern Bell and Cumberland Telephone companies under one operating head. If approved, WT Gentry of Atlanta would lead both Southern Bell and Cumberland units. James A. Coldwell would chair Cumberland. Virginia and West Virginia would join a Baltimore district led by M. H. Buehler. Pevious changes aim at efficiency and unified administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ptress
New York
Mec
Breil Telephone
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Southern Bell and
Cumberland Telephone Gomipsinies
WT Gentry
Atlanta
Southern Bell Company
James A. Coldwell
Cumberland Cummins
Dirnetara
Virginia
West Virginia
Cumberland Company
Cumlings
Georgia
Pinida
Alabama
Missippi
Louisiana
Kentucky
Tennessee- Tt
Along
Maryland
District of Columbia
M. H. Buehler
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Heland Cumberland Company
Pebruary
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Seledy
Sorvlen
Flynn Johnson Prize Fight Talks Set in Nevada Ground
Chicago promoter Jack Curley says he will guarantee Jack Johnson $40,000 for his share of the purse to a finish fight with Jim Flynn for the heavyweight title, with Nevada likely the battleground. Johnson demands at least $30,000. Meanwhile San Antonio post office reports a Christmas week mail surge with over 50 percent more mail and unprecedented Sunday and Christmas handling by clerks who stayed on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby
Prise
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Curley
Chicago
Dim Flynn
Pueblo
Jack Johnson
Flynn
Curley
Nevada
Johnson
Associated Press
Prynn
Voluins
San Antonio
J. J. Stevens
San Antonin
Packers Trial Opens in Federal Court in Chicago
The Chicago meat packers await trial on Sherman Act charges as government resumes after Christmas. Judge Carpenter hears testimony as the prosecution outlines the packers pool, price fixing, and suppression of competition. Immunity plea revived by defense. judge defers ruling and orders continuation of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincago
Chicago
United States
Carpenter
Wilkerson
Hegin
John Miller
Uin Packery
Garfield Investigating Commission
Albert H. Veeder
Swift & Co
Eliot
Veeder
Evox Glnce
Humeninx
National Packing Company
Allxiganys
Corporation
We Werd Swift, Armour and Morris
Ha National Packing Com
TWO STEAMERS FOUNDER GLASGOW, Dec 28
The British steamer Guillemot, from London to Genoa, foundered in the Bay of Biscay on December 21. The captain and fifteen crew members are lost, seven survivors were rescued by the steamer Lincairn and landed here. The Lincairn then pursued a Spanish steamer in distress, the Taretha Lincairn, which also foundered with all hands.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Dre
Guillemot
London
Genoa
Bay of Biscay
Lincairn
Reyes of Mexico General Reported Surrender Denied at Reyes Home
San Antonio residents gather at the Reyes home to deny reports that General Bernardo Reyes surrendered at Linares. Relatives and friends say no telegram or direct word from Reyes supports the claim, calling the report a bluff and noting his known readiness to die rather than surrender.
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Bernardo Reyes
Linares
Reyes
San Pedro Avenue
Henora Reyes
Melasia Parra
G. C. Enrele
Mexico
Sala
Senora, Reyes
Senor Divele
Senores Parmt
Inrele
Madero
Senor Enrele
Ibeyes
San Antonio
Reyes son seeks confirmation on father's surrender in Mexico
Rodolfo Reyes received a telegram claiming General Reyes surrendered at Linares, Mexico. The message from Alejandro Reyes asked denial in St. Louis and San Antonio papers. Rodolfo plans to depart for Chicago tonight unless confirmation arrives, then he will proceed to San Antonio.
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Priasry
ST. Louis
Rodolfo Reyes
General Reyes
Linares
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Alejandro Reyes
Benther
St. Luis
Chicago
Judge Buckley Courts 99 Prisoners After Yuletide Festivities
Ninety nine defendants appeared before Judge Buckley this morning following arrests made Sunday and Monday. In police court a total of 166 cases were heard with fines totaling 339 dollars. Two minor assaults and several intoxication related disturbances dominated the docket from the Yuletide celebrations. Average fines ran about eight dollars with rare hits of sixteen or twenty six dollars. The crowded police court session stretched through the forenoon.
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Buckley
Incut Department
Polles
Conductor Killed By Freight Car Near Ray City
A conductor named residing at Farmton Texas was killed Christmas afternoon when struck by a freight car as his train passed Hasina near Ray City. The accident occurred between the engine and the car, and authorities are investigating the fatal injury.
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Singsvilde
Dev
Hapnister
Lisea
Farmton
Texna
Hasina
Ray City
Leader seeks amnesty as followers silent to his bid
A political figure proclaims he will not resist the will of the people after his followers did not respond to his call for clemency. He bows to public opinion, signaling a retreat from his initial stance. No other individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
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Reyoa
Linares
Nares
Reyes
Meyes
Extradition Asked for Reyes in Texas Case
United States Attorney Daniel Luckie says he will urge Attorney General to extradite Gen. Heribardo Reyes and return him to U S authorities for trial on two federal charges. Reyes faces a second indictment from Brownsville grand jury and is to appear at the April term in Laredo. He was captured after surrendering near the Mexico border following revolutionary activity.
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Fredo
Brywisville
Bond
Dareda
Jude Waller Burns
Hauatoay
Brownsville
Mirmuery
Reyes Hondsmien
Lareda
Cenaerel Treyes
Bial Pranuary
Associated Press
Dimares
Mexico
Bernardo Heyes
Placidy Redrieues
Soto
Monterey
Rover
Yrrving
Nuevo Loon
Reyes
War Department Trevino
Reyes Trom Qineres
Ander Trilonets Garcia
Tuga
Francisco Naranio
Wis
Hirm
Linnees
Bond status and court date for General Reyes case
Marshall Hicks confirms General Reyes remains under bond to appear in Loreto on April 19 but is unlikely to attend Brownsville federal court next Monday for the neutrality law trial. Reyes, surrendered to the Mexican government, is held on sedition charges with bond set at 10000. Colonel Chapa and Fred W. Gook named as sureties. Chapa to Brownsville soon to announce readiness for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hicks
General Reyes
Brownsville
Lureilo
1. A. Chapa
Fred W. Gook
Walter T. Burns
Iaredo
C. M. Chambers
Ney
Chapa
Tria
Caapa
Chips
Raven
Ronail
Hig
General Reyes surrenders amid desertion and weather held
A torn dispatch recounts General Reyes offering surrender after pleading for mercy for his followers. Trevino rejects leniency and orders continued pursuit as guards escort him toward the capital. Reported combat near Burgos yields few casualties, with rebels fleeing along the Conchos river. Meanwhile a light rain limits support and forecasts expect a short cold norther across Texas and the plains.
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Catt
Fpor
Reyes
Fio
Trevino
Lina
Keyes
Heyes
Lis Salinas
Ju Siaal
Conchos
Burgos
San Antogio Ana
Dinares
Noyes
San Antonio
Winnipeg
Moorid
Minn
Winnipes
Gionetat Reyes to be moved to federal penitentiary
From Mexico City dated December 24 a wire service dispatch reports that Gionetat Reyes will be transferred to a federal penitentiary. Continued details are to be carried on page three.
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Tripoli
Turkey
Rnly
Entente
Jea
Associated 36
Dee
Renee
Rabat
Renee Ba
poRmAs
Tehesan
Manger
Disky
Minish
Stevens
Packers
Ir Samiel
de Nox Monteros
Kamtexs Agidann
Yieli Ling
United Tule
Edwards
I. Williams
Bandera County
Ively
Cenora Reyes Dewies General
Orprisoner
Madera
Divi Dive
Positon
Ulster Cromidiares
Seneca Hever
Senores
Purrine Earle
Reyer
St. Bonis
Senara Any Sadie
Benara Ie Creteavila
Rey Alhindra
Senora Hodolfa Tenyosa
St. Goals
Antonin
Bite
Wathior
Moen
Bannister Katik Tetween
Reyel
General
Wicks
Nest
Jon Ts
Tor Toalghy
Northumb
Gionetat Reyes
Aytus
Mexico City
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