German disarmament plan at world conference proposed
At Geneva Count Furdol Najolny of Germany presented a broad disarmament plan calling for equal disarmament by nations under the League. It included abolishing general conscription, limiting officers, restricting fortifications, naval caps, bans on war weapons and the use of chemical and biological arms, and a system to ensure compliance. Bulgaria proposed a combined German French approach with an international army and security pact. Haitian delegate Constantin Mayards delivered a 26 word speech expressing disillusionment with neutral assistance, while Sir Granville Ryde signaled Australian support for constructive proposals.
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Geneva
Germany
Count Furdol Najolny
Germain
Tie Seid
League
Af Oly
Rpalernik Im Commission
Frank
Bulgaria
Constantin Mayards
League of Wations
Granville Ryrle
Australia
Presbyterians Elect Leaders After Regional Conference
Delegates head home after the annual meeting of the Western or American section of the reform ed and Presbyterian churches in Richmond. Dr Faris EB Kire of Baltimore was elected president to succeed Dr W M Rochester of Toronto and Dr Charles E Schaeffer of Philadelphia was chosen vice president.
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Confab
Richmond
Reformed and Presbyterian Churches
Faris Eb, Kire
Baltimore
W. M. Rochester
Toronto
Canada
Charles E. Schaeffer
Philadelphia
City Officials Report Illnesses and Absences
Tax Commissioner Frank Bushick and Mayor C. M. Chambors are listed as ill at City Hall with unspecified time away. Black Commissioner Paul Steffler and another city official are under medical attention for influenza at the Sani Rosa infirmary.
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Bushick
Steffler
al Ill
Frank Bushick
Ick
Peund
C. M. Chambors
Paul Steffler
Sani Rosa Infirmary
Byrd rejects imperial candidacy claim in Kentucky
Former Virginia governor Harry Flood Byrd states he will not allow his name to be used for an imperial candidacy for negative purposes. In Frankfort Kentucky he argues against using his name as a political token merely to block a candidate or to influence Democratic aims.
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Frankfort
Warry Flood Byrd
Virginia
WATCH WINNER IN NO LONGER RIFLE INSPECTION MATCH
In the No Lonel Rifle Ins pealation match the company Eg Watch Winner claimed top honors with 1823 points from a field of six teams. Ninth Infantry’s Company A took second with 164 points and Headquarters Troop Tenth Cavalry was third with 1612. Maj Gen Edwin B Winens cited waning interest as causing a lack of entries. tie matches were open to regular army units, National Guard and organized reserve. Twenty six teams entered the 1920 event. no pistol match was held due to no entries.
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Wefautys
Taphy
Ninth Infantry
Tenth Cavalry
Edwin B. Winens
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserve
Wo Enries
Highland Park groups plan events and postponed play
A Houston area listing shows a 6 oclock Thursday benefit at Highland Park Recreation Building hosted by Liz Highland Park Mothers and various PTAs. Activities include a candle lighting ceremony, talks on scouts and colds, study groups, dances, and a postponed play at Nathaniel Hawthorne Huntor recreation building. Several clubs announce meetings at local schools and libraries, with notices of card parties, dinners, and bi centennial events in coming days.
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Liz Highland Park
Mighland Park
Nathaniel Hawthorne Huntor
Denver
Boulevard
F. E. Middleton
Washington
M. A. Ramsdell
E.G. Domnis
E. A. Stein
Travis Parent-Teacher Association
DcRosette Thomas
Lamac Parent-Teacher Association
DeRoselle Thomas
Lion's Field
Dilley Farmers to Meet Tuesday
Dilley Texas February 18. Dis eases of livestock and poultry insect pests and mite extermination are topics for the next evening class for adult farmers run each Tuesday by the agricultural department of Dilley high school. Pritz Englehard president of the Texas Farm Bureau Watermelon association will discuss marketing watermelons at a March meeting and George W Barnes representative of the federal farm board will discuss Moe Stank marketing April 12.
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Dilley
Texas
Yectalional Department
Dilley High School
Pritz Englehard
Texas Farm Bureau Watermelon Association
Wil
George W. Barnes
Federal Farm Board
Gonzales Tennis Tourney Set for March NIXON report
Gonzales county University Interscholastic League meet slated for March 38 trolley. County tennis tournament scheduled for March 19 at Gonzales.
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Gonzales
Nixon
Gonzales County University
Annual sponsorship continues at Jefferson Central School
Robert Macquis, instructor at Main Avenue Vocational and Technological School, will continue as sponsor of the Thomas Jefferson Central School. The Monitectio sponsorship is renewed, ensuring ongoing support for arts and music programs.
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Robert Macquis
Main Avenue Vocational and Technological School
Wil
Thomas Jefferson Cenlar School
Monitectio
Wis
Schreiner Honor Roll Readers First Semester Scores
Kerrville February 18 Twenty cadets from Schreiner institute list on the honor roll for the first semester. College names include Harvey Wuest McQueeney and Roy Holliday Brady with scores from 95.2 down to 89.6. High school honorees include Julius Lessering Kerrville Don Phillips Gastilo Ly Len ne Pl MeKavett and others with scores in the 80s and 90s across Dallas San Antonio and Kerrville locations.
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Schreiner
Kerrville
Schreiner Institute
Hahac
Harvey Wuest
McQueeney
Roy Holliday
Brady
John Hom
MacAllen
Harold Griffin
Breckenridge
William Boone
Athens
Diva Davis
Yoakum
Jack Payne
Pesos
Jim Daker
San Sabasia
H. L. Jones
Hallsvilly
Ballinger
Julius Lessering
Donn
Phillips
Gastilo
Ly. Lenne
MeKavelt
Murray Crossette
San Antonio
Gristle Moore
Dallas
Sterling Allen
Fouston
Asa Cozeaux
Humble
George Sandlin
William Stockton
MeKavett
Leo Delaney
Corn Planting Under Way in Nixon Texas
Nixon Texas reports corn planting beginning in mid February. Much of the South Texas region completed large scale farming plans for the week starting February 15 and efforts are set for a broader planting push next week.
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Nixon
Texas
South
Texas Bird Life to Be Lecture Topic
Dr. Harry C. Oberholer of the U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey will discuss Bird Life in Texas at the Wide Memorial Museum. The lecture is set for 4 p m Sunday, announced by Mrs. Eien B Quillan, the director.
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Texas
Legion to Sponsor Talbot Radio Talk on Home Industry
Talbot of Dallas will speak on the necessity of patronizing home industry at 6 15 p m Thursday over KABG under the auspices of Life business and professional men's post of the American Legion.
PLANES TOAD IN MANEUVERS PLANES TOAD IN MANEUVERS
Beginning in March in the Eighth Corps area Brooks field planes will co operate with ground troops for annual maneuvers. Observation craft from Brooks will join First Cavalry at Florida Panhandle station March 10 to 31, plus four will rehearse at that station March 8 to 21. Fort Clark will host two ships March 2 to 4 and five, including a photographic plane, will operate. The attack group will support cavalry division and Fort Huachuca and the Second division in May. If West Coast air corps maneuvers occur, Kelly Field will supply planes for May operations of cavalry and Second division.
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Brooks
Fort Crockett
Eighth Corps
Brooks Field
FL Pano
First Cavalry Division
Bay
Fort Clark
Asin
Fort Huachuca
Air Corps
West Cogst
Kelly Geld
Texas & Pacific Rail Line to Veg Texas Considered
Washington D C February 18 The Interstate Commerce Commission considers granting Texas and Pacific Railroad permission to build a new line from Big Spring to Veg Texas 328 miles long named the Texas and Pacific Northern Opposition was voiced by Atchison Topeka Santa Fe on behalf of Panhandle and Santa Fe railway in yesterday’s hearings.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Texas & Pacific Railroad Company
Big Spring
Veg
Texas
Texas ’& Pacific Northern
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Panhandle & Santa Fe
Legionnaires to Name Delegate at Alamo Post 2 Meeting
American region Legionnaires will meet in the rolinoil chamber at City Hall TD to name a delegate to the district convention in Corpus Christi on February 26 3 and 22 David Lown first vice commander announced Jack Burke and his sub chair men will report on the popularity year seat now under way. DEFENDANT FREED PRARSALL Texas February 18 Justa Ocha defendant in Frio county criminal court was found not guilty by 9 July Wednesday. Ocha had been charged with murder in connection with the death of Cristobal Diazen & pasture year Dilley several months ago.
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Alamo Post No
Rolinoil
Corpus Christi
David Lown
Jack Burke
Prarsall
Texas
jJusta Ocha
Frio County
Ocha
Mureder
Cristobal Diazen
Dilley
Library Buys Forty New Additions to Public Library
San Antonio Public Library adds forty new titles this week in biography art and science. The librarian Mrs Frotees Humphrey lists biographies such as Front for Treite Beaux Kawn and The Universal Rs of Hector Jenson alongside works by Emily Lamer John Drirkwatre and Mary Weedenan. New art books include titles by Thomas Craven Preston and David Fateh among others.
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Frotees
Humphrey
Canton
Beau Kawn
Emily Lamer
Hector Jenson
Abn M. Musry
Nurery Elfe
Peartes Abram Aan Mnehishs
Hend de Steatfeld
Kenya
John Drirkwatre
Liam OF
Inerie
Sy Blory
Mery
Roberty
Aine Hurl
Zeppelin
Margaret Goldsmith
Thomas Craven
Lawrence Dicklaron
Toha C. Winter
Dahlia H. Teacatarden
Preston
David Fateh
Haurlen MaetecHawk
Tangle
Kat
W. Hager
Val Poles
Charlie UW
Drisenli
Teagiveraio
Wonopsly
Frank A. Fel
Grits
Alexender
Vladimir Grintz
Gtorka
Ted
Slecamyne
Gerone
Cirecki
Rayment EC
Cowboy Club Has Proper Insignia at San Antonio Junior College
The newly organized Cowboy club at San Antonio Junior College reveals its insignia with chaps ten gallon hats and spurs. Tabor Stone organizes the club and outlines officers including Jeff Nash foreman A V Cosse camp cook Acthair Howell assistant foreman WW asar tyn show boss and Fred Silmo council representative.
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Cowboy Club
San Antonio Junior College
Tabor Stone
Jeff Nash
A V. Cosse
Acthair Howell
Asartyn
Fred Silmo
Council
Thief Breaks Into Luling Golf Shop
Luling Texas February 38 police report the club caretaker found the golf shop door broken and missing six dollars from a change box kept by pro Bill Stegner plus several cigarettes. No golf equipment was stolen despite hundreds of dollars in stock.
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Luling Golf Shop
Luling, Texas
Luling
Bill Stegner
Plant Roses Before Turn of Winter
The article advises southern gardeners to plant roses before winter dormancy ends, noting soil warmth promotes growth while air cools. It warns against planting around suckers, explains how to remove them, and discusses the fate of many roses in southern gardens due to neglect, drought, and poor cultivation.
Rabbi to Discuss Stage Messages at TAgudas Hall
Rabbi Abraham Dubin of the TAgudas Achim synagogue plans four sermons linking religious ethics with American theater. Beginning Friday he will discuss Eugene O Neill Dynamo Elmer Rice Counsel or at Law O Neill Mourning Becomes Electra and Pollock The Foo.
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Abraham Dubin
Tagudas
Hisfeas
Eugene O'Neill
Dynamo
Olow Elmer Rice
O'Neill
Electra
Ghanning Pollock
Foo
Jefferson Glee Club elects Margaret Darby president
Jefferson High School glee club announces election results with Margaret Darby named president and Allie May Wilton as reelected president. Nicola secretary and Palmers Drain treasurer listed among new officers. Macy Helen Byanford noted in the roster.
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Jefferson Glee Club
Margaret Darby
Thomas Jefferson Senior School
Francis de Burgos
Allie May Wilton
Ree
Nichola
Palmers Drain
Macy Helen Byanford
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