Peace Negotiations: A Diplomatic Victory for American Ideals
Special dispatch from Paris notes six weeks post armistice with no final peace, yet progress evident. Wilson’s fourteen points anchor talks, Allies seek balance amid reactions in Britain France and Italy, while publics awaken to democratic peace. Leaders hesitate, await public guidance as the path to a peoples peace unfolds.
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Paul Scott Mowrer
San Antonio Light ‘S
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Duty News
Paris
Wilson
America
Germany
United States
France
Italy
Alsace-Lorraine
Liosd George
Britain
Roosevelt
Lodge
Knox
Mr. Wilson
Europe
Begain
Culd
England
Syria
Sinn Fein Victors Plan to Convoke a National Assembly
After a Sinn Fein victory, leaders say a national Irish assembly will be convened in January to draft a constitution for complete independence. The move follows across party lines with Ulster opposition and Catholic bishops influencing votes.
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Sinn Fein
Victors
National Assembly
Dublin
Sinn
Thesembly
Ireland
Great Britain
Walsh
Fogarty
Rhillalor
Bishoui Hallinan
Limerick
Cohsinn
Cork
Little Boy Killed in North Flores Street Crash
A six year old boy, Andy Smith, son of Mr Smith of Lakeview, was struck by a car on North Flores Street near Myrtle while riding a bicycle. He died minutes later at Porter Loring Mortuary. The driver, Mrs Flores of West Javorel Street, was detained by police as investigators reviewed the accident.
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McDonald
Jores
Andy Smith
Snn
Porter Loring Mortuary
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Carl
Prospect
Methodist Church
ASK CONSUL S RELEASE State Department Learns Treadwell confined
Washington reports that American consul Rober Treadwell, arrested by Bolsheviks in Tashkent, is confined to his room but treated well. The State Department, in touch with Tehran Peking Calcutta and others, seeks his release. Treadwell previously served as consul at Petrograd and has provided extensive reports on Russian conditions. A separate note details an arrest of a young white man in Galveston suspected of pilfering a safe at the Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway, allegedly tied to a recent robbery involving Liberty bonds.
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Wilson
Europe
Paris
Mason
Rene
League of Nations
State Department
Treadwell
Washington
Orrent
Rober Treadwell
Conant
Bolhevikit
Sashkent
Purkesti
Staw Department
Skutsk
Teheran
Peking
Calcutta
Trentwell
Petrograd
Tetrograd
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway Company
Kingsburg
Hesday
Trix
Private James Richardson Dies of Pneumonia at Fort Houston
Private James Richardson of the medical detachment at the base hospital Fort Houston died from broncho pneumonia following influenza. He passed away at bad hour Wednesday morning at the base hospital. His father James Richardson of Tabor, Ohio was notified.
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James Richardson
Ert
Sun
Peso Made Smaller Sins: Mexico recalls peso coinage
Decree by President Carranza recalls the peso once valued for its silver content and large size. The currency is reduced in weight and dimensions, with five ten and twenty centavos notes introduced. Bankers in San Antonio report the change may circulate near the border, but the new money has not yet appeared locally.
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Mexico
Carranzi
San Antonio
Camp Travis forms permanent 110 piece band after Christmas events
The first appearance of a 110 piece band at Camp Travis during the Christmas tournament led to plans for a permanent organization. Carl Venthe, War Camp Community Service representative and initial director, will oversee the group which will include bands from Bath Sour and Sixth and the 19th Infantry. Venthe recently arrived from Camp WIC to lead the project.
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Camp Travis
Carl Venthe
War Camp Community Service
Bath
Sour
S6th
19Th Infantry
Carl “Venthe
Leavis
Camp Wic
Obituary notices and military tribute in a San Antonio paper
Obituary items report the death of Ghidys Hackenberger and others with services at Porter Loring chapel and Mission Burial Park. John F. Glover and Mary Peter Tlusinge are noted as deceased with funerals in San Antonio. A lengthy tribute recalls General Grant's leadership and Lincoln’s praise as a wartime commander.
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Geadys Tlackenberger
Dighter
May
Abrberger
Agaida
Porter Loring
Khovchock
al Leon Springs
Tye Lie
Che Ma- Lodge
McCollany
Mission Burial Park
John F. Glover
Dob PL Glover
Angy McCollum
Mary Meter Wusiece
Peter Tlusinge
Seter
Washiel Ayowie
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San Antonio
St.oseph's Academy
Jown Veter
Lena "Nhe
Luddwig One Company
Grant’s Civil War moment recounted in Chicago Tribune
The passage recalls a Civil War episode highlighted by the Chicago Tribune and mentions Ulysses S. Grant in a critical light. It notes Grant’s early career doubts, West Point, and a perceived failure before his later usefulness, as discussed in a Minnis context.
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Minnis
Grant
Chicago Tribune
Endet
West Point
Artiay
Yates
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