Irish leaders depart as British proposals stir Dublin talks
London dispatch reports Éamon de Valera and cabinet leaving for Dublin with British proposals for settling the Irish question. Lloyd George plans ongoing input as negotiations continue. Chamberlain’s stance fuels opposition, while de Valera expresses confidence in Sinn Fein’s ultimate success.
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London
Dublin
Esviona de Valera
Trish
David Lloyd-George
Diream
Alr
Lloyd-George
de Valera
Londan
James Craig
Trister
Ireland
Politics
Llord George
Bowls of Commons
Amobisis
The
Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Forves ‘Vesturdur
Lud
Ester
House “of ‘Commons
Chamberlain
London Times
Cenfer
Eamonn de Valera
Euston Station
Sinn Fein
Carranzistas Agree to End Fight in Historic Pact
The document records Carranzista factions agreeing to end fighting and unite. They call for urgent citizen action across political, pacific, and legal fields, and for party solidarity to consolidate revolutionary activity despite personal or ideological differences. The aim is to propagate the revolution’s aims for the nation.
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Mme
Ced Io
Teyond
Ipepie
Tariff Bill Passes House With 280 to 127 Vote
Washington July 22 The Republican protective tariff bill, forecast to raise about 5000000 annual revenue, passed the House 280 to 127 after intense debate. Seven Republicans opposed. seven Democrats supported. Opposition to tariffs on hides, cotton, and asphalt kept them on the free list. The Longworth dye embargo was defeated 209 to 193 as Democrats exploited the bill’s provisions.
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Washington, D.C
Fordney
House
Wos
Ways and Means Committee
Texas Delegation Split Over Tariff Vote And City Bank Offers
The Texas delegation divided on the tariff bill with members split on hide and cotton schedules. Key figures included Representatives Black, Box, and Sumners supporting or opposing. A San Antonio bank bid proposes city loans secured by uncollected taxes, with details on deposits and rates.
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Texas
Gaemer
Pexag
Ways and Means
Black
Box
Te Saunders
Slayburn
Sumners
Hardy Yett
Connally
Lanham
Measfield
Buehnan
Purcish
Warebaeh
Garsee
Blairton
Jones
Hidspet
Mansfield
Lneup
Jones Ig
Bank deposit offer roundup with multiple rates
Historic financial column lists several banks and their deposit and loan offers. National Bank of Commerce proposes 4 1/2 percent on city deposits up to 500000. City National Bank caps at 500900 and lends up to 100000. Commercial State Bank and Trust evaluates 1/2 percent city deposits with related rental terms. Texas State Bank and Trust also posts 1/2 percent on deposits.
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National Bank of Commerces
WIN
6 & City National Bank
Commieres
Loan and Teast Company
Texas State Bank and Trust Company
Corpus Christi writer to present at Summer Normal
The Corpus Christi based writer Martinez Lewie will arrive in Corpus Christi to address the student body of the South Texas Summer Normal. The event aims to discuss depacity and wild pace with a 200000 dollar context.
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Avin Heay
Corpus Christi
Tex
Tudit Martinez Lewie
Banks Offer Counter Proposal To San Antonio City Funds
The Houston National Exchange Bank submits a bid as general depository for all city funds offering daily balance interest and management of up to 80 percent of current year revenues derived from assessments and taxes. It proposes loans for operating expenses at six percent interest, monthly as needed, with bond guarantees against losses as prescribed by the commissioners.
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San Antonio
Beary S. Fox, Jr
Imdec Siow
Houston
State National Bank
Central Trust Company
Houston Bank
Houston National Dschange Bank of
Texas
Trouston National Exchange Bank
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