Angora Treaty Discussed by Allied Council
Cannes France Jan 7 premiers and foreign ministers discussed the Angora treaty and the Turkish question aiming to adjourn by Tuesday. France's M Franklin Bouillon will confer on provisions, with Belgian claims to 2.5 billion gold marks complicating reparations talks.
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Allied
Cannes
France
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Supreme Council
Washington
Floyd-George
Hughes
Germany
Belgium
Ttmn
Briand
Lord Curzon
Della
Mandates Discussion At League Council Meeting
The League of Nations council will meet in Geneva on January 10 to discuss nationalities and populations under Africa, Oceania, and the Pacific mandates. No mandate discussions will occur until the U S reply arrives. Items include Danzig matters, Saar Valley, minority protections, and Vilna status.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dan
Council of the League of Nations
Geneva
League
Associated Areas
Allied Supreme Council
Cannes
Paul Nymans
Belgium
Africa
Oceania
Pacific
United States
General Assembly
America
Danzig
Pares
Free City of
Saar
Council to Study White Slave Traffic and Consolatus Plan
The council will discuss the white slave traffic issue and is expected to form a consultus commission to report. It will also reexamine the proposal from Sweden and Norway for a conciliation plan between states, rejected at the last assembly.
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Consultus Commission
Harbor Strike Is On At New York Harbors
The state labor bureau via mediators M J Reagan and John J Beal moved Friday to end a harbor tugboat strike linked to unions within the United Association of Masters Mates and Pilots. Officials say over 62 boats affected and fewer than 1500 of 2000 workers reported for duty.
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New York
State Labor Bureau
M. J. Reagan
John J. Beal
United Association of Masters, Mates and Pilots
Two Boat Exchange
Viscount Shibusawa Seeks Peace Efforts in U S Visit
In Sacramento Viscount E Shibusawa a noted Japanese statesman and financier expressed hope he might again be allowed to visit America and use his influence for better U S Japan relations. He told Governor W D Stephens that mutual understanding could solve California problems and that armament conference issues might be settled through agreements.
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Sacramento
Cal
America
Japan
E. Shibusawa
W. D. Stephens
California
Ask Rate Reduction in Fuel Oil Freight Rates
Tulsa January 7 with the largest attendance of traffic men at a Mid-Continent Oil and Gas association meeting. The traffic men of the Western Petroleum refiners association adopted a resolution favoring a separate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission and demanding a reduction in fuel oil freight rates. Rates on fuel oil have long been a scandal, with fuel oil paying two and one half times the coal rate.
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Tulsa
Ghia
Mid-Continent
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Wtern Petroleum Refiners’ Association
Interetale Commerce Commission
Sentenced for Theft in Missouri Penitentiary
Kansas City report says L. H. Holland, a express messenger, pleaded guilty to embezzlement before Judge Ralph S. Latshaw and received a five year term. He confessed to stocking a trunk with about 28 040 in currency and securities at Union Station, admitting prior looting and false bandit tale.
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Kansas City
L. H. Holland
Express Messenger
Ralph S. Latshaw
Minsouri
Holland
Union
New York Labor Federation Warns Against Forced Union Incorporation
The New York State Federation of Labor issued a bulletin urging labor groups to resist probable legislation requiring incorporation or shutdown. Signed by J M O’Hanlon, the alert warns that compulsory incorporation would let opponents seize union funds and member property through lawsuits and broad legal challenges.
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New York
Albany
N.Y
New York State Federation of Labor
J. M. O'Hanlon
Jazz suits displayed at American Designers' convention
New York reports the American Designers' association exhibit showcases jazzy outfits for young men. High waists, braids, satin piping stand out as designers push playful, nightclub friendly fashion with three inch above normal artificial waists and brass trimmed cuffs. Predominant colors include black, blue and dark brown.
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New York
Dan
American Designers’ Association
Costly Liquor Raided in New York Restaurant
Prohibition agents seized nearly 106000 dollars worth of liquor from Jack's restaurant at Sixth Avenue and 43rd Street on Friday. A large crowd of shoppers witnessed the raid. League Heads Meet in Bee County Texas to finalize plans for interscholastic contests with record enrollments this year.
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New York
Jack's
Sixth Avenue
43D Street
Beeville
Tex
Bee County Interscholastic League
Fannie TB
Dobie
Bee County
Ketwater
Camp Travis laundry fire suspected arson after loss totals $200000
Army officers at Camp Travis opened an inquiry into the Saturday morning blaze that destroyed the Camp Travis laundry, an apparent incendiary fire causing about 200000 in losses. Clothing worth 50000 was included in the figures. a watch was kept by guard and soldiers aided by Fort Sam Houston fire crews.
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Camp Travis
Fort Sam Houston
Ninth
Tag
San Antonio
Wnt
Camp Fravis
Wilson Street
Rotary Hears Reading of The Other Wise Man
The Rotary luncheon at the San Antonio El Anthony hotel featured a reading of The Other Wise Man by Frederick Abbott, a San Antonio public speaking teacher, drawing spellbound response. Dr Hill presided, Miss Violet Cannon praised the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra as the only professional orchestra south of St Louis, and Miss Damon spoke of outreach to schools. Jack Ky Sprague acted as toastmaster.
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Frederick Abbott
San Antonio
Rotary
el Anthony
Ar. Hill
Dr. Hill
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
St. Louis
Violet Cannon
Ervary
San Antonia
Damnon
Grange
Rotary Club
Ice Prices Lowered by City, Mission Jet and Fuel
The Mission Jet and Fuel company and City Jce and Fuel coupons cut prices to prewar levels. Ice merchants sell at 24 cents per hundred pounds on the platform and 1a cents per hundred off the platform. The move aims to restore normal pricing, not reflect lower manufacturing costs. San Antonio has had the lowest ice prices in four years, with the city among the first to revert to prewar rates.
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Mission Jet and Fuel Company
Jce
San Antonin
Meliff Takes Office as San Antonio Chamber President
Gerald E. Meliff officially assumed the presidency at the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce during the first directors meeting of the year held Friday at 2 PM. He succeeds Morris Stern, with J. Sterne named to 24 director and Robert D. Lavelay replaced as treasurer by Dr. Frederick Terrell. J. Yandel was re-elected general manager and both presidents spoke briefly. Directors approved routine business and a governance plan.
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Geralde. Meliff
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Morris Stern
J. J. Sterne
Meliff
Robert D. Lavelay
Frederick Terrell
J. Yandel
City eyes flying field at Stinson, San Antonio
White U3 secretary Riley reports the Industry maste of the chamber proposes establishing a flying field south of the city at Stinson Field owned by San Antonio. If set aside, it could host winter training schools and assembly plants by several airplane manufacturers. The city has the matter under consideration as a new leadership slate names standing committee chairs across membership finance publicity conventions highway athletics industrial agricultural statistical military affairs trade extension Mexican trade bureau legislative public welfare.
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Riley
Fee
Stinson Field
San Antonio
Martin Wright
W. W. McAllister
Perce Tyrerell
Walla Carnahan
Harr. Miller
Jack R. Burke
Harry Rogers
Albert Steves, Sr
Russell C. Hill
Claude V. Birkhead
Carl Newtons
Mexican Trade
Steal Valuable Stock Reported From Calaveras Street Home
Police report thefts Friday night in Calaveras and DPierce streets include stock certificates valued at $1800 from Robert Roblin’s home. Minor thefts spanned several other addresses, with goods taken from cars and homes on San Luis street West Ev ell avenue and Alamo street.
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Robert Roblin
Calaveras
Dpierce
Sam Rothwell
San Luis Street
C. W. Roberts
West Evell Avenue
Gus Gross
South Alamo Street
W. F. Schultz
Augusta Street
I. Keely
Eads Avenue
Officers Attend Fort Sam Houston Visit And Gunter Hotel Luncheon
A report notes officers kept on the jump during a Fort Sam Houston visit with inspections of the station hospital and a reception with top commanders. The group planned to attend Camp Travis football, a Gunter hotel luncheon with General Pershing, and a late departure. Alice In Wonderland at Main Ave auditorium is listed for Jan 7 with matinee and night shows. Also cited is a rail time performance: Missouri Kansan Texas Railway on time 87.8 percent from Dec 18 to Dec 24 with 769 on-time of 878 total shipments.
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Fort Sam Houston
Station
Fighth Corps
Camp Travis
Gunter Hotel
General Pershing
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Claude V. Birkhead
Gerald Meliff
Katy Bunson
Missouri
Neighbors See Remarkable Recovery After Tanlae Use
Mrs Davis of Da Tox describes a dramatic health change from chronic catarrh and emaciation to robust health after taking Tanlae. She reports weight increase from ninety eight to one hundred twelve pounds and a return of color and energy, with neighbors asking about the remedy. The story references HW Wagner Drug Company and Meier Pharmacy in San Antonio.
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Mra
Davis
Ehielkorg Street
Vanlacix
San Antonio
HW. L. Wagner Drug Company
Anil, Meier Pharmacy
Woman Too Weak to Walk Prompts Lydia E Pinkham Ad
Union Village Vermont woman describes severe weakness and nervous exhaustion. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and began working nine hours daily in a steam laundry. The letter promotes Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for women facing similar health issues.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Union Village
Mra. L
Dawes to Explain How Budget Bureau Will Save Money
Charles G. Dawes director of the budget will meet department representatives at the federal building at 5 30 Saturday to discuss budget bureau operations and savings opportunities in the Eighth Corps Area. He plans to show how expenditures will be coordinated and how the new federal liquidation board will prevent price inflation.
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Charles G. Dawes
President Harding
Federal Building
Budget Bureau
Mr. Dawes
France
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
Harding
Maj
Donald G. Robinson
Dawes
Major Robinson
Eighth Corps
Kelly Field
Ifns
Scobey
Air Service
Texas
Mexia
San Antonio
Federal Liquidation Board
Stop-Wait Listen Glass Breakage At 201 W Travis Corner Soledad
A damaged window and windshield were observed at 201 West Travis Street near the Soledad corner, with reset by wae and Ziegler. Local contact indicates a window repair matter involving the establishment Agy.
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Wae & Ziegler
W. Travis
Soledad
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Stegband
Statesman
Kansas Express Messenger
Natty Tors
Jack
Travis
Chamber Veluets
Dallas
Bureau
I. E. Gates
First Baptist’ Church
Travis Park Tabernacle
St. Mary’s and
Martin Streets
Baracas
Hannah
The
Menger
Mammy Hannah
Oman
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