Turbulent Thrace Conflict Ignites Turkish Rancor
Constantinople April 20 report outlines Bulgaria’s 35000 comitadjis poised to push into Thrace pending a peace conference decision. Turkish nationalist forces under Mustafa Kemal organize defenses across Anatolia and Thrace while Angora authorities split over Ferid Pasha’s leadership, amid Armenian and Arab shifts and Moscow’s support for pan Turkic aims.
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Italians Question How Long Premier Rule In Italy
A draft article reports Italian discontent over Premier Nitti and the government amid tensions in Fiume and the Adriatic policy. It notes nationalist hostility and internal clashes between conservatives socialists and radicals, plus potential elections as a path out. Memorial Day services at Army YMCA Theater will feature Chaplain Crusty and soloist Mrs Green.
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Italy's Premier Nitti Faces Turmoil After Crisis
Special Cable reports from Rome on May 9 1929 noting Premier Nitti's third cabinet term amid turbulent Italian politics. Analysts say electors reflect minority opinions and no stable parliamentary majority, with socialists obstructing legislation as reform aims stall.
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Vargas Murder Suicide at Laredo Street Home
Mrs. Maria M. Vargas, 40, was killed and her nephew fatally shot at 412 South Laredo Street, Necaner Praneo. The nephew killed Vargas and then shot himself after entering the home with a pistol. Police began an inquest under Judge Mok.
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Texas corporate filings show stock increases and incorporations
Amended filings reveal several Texas firms boosting capital stock and new incorporators. American Gales of San Antonio raises from 40,000 to 60,000, Dallas County Chair increases to 180,000, Dempster Company grows to 80,000, Wiehls-Lullany Lumber to 260,000, Spencer-Salley Lumber to 140,000, Tongus Camtress Teague to 3500, Canton Valentine to 30,000, and others with new incorporators listed.
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Fifty four Ara Graduated in San Angelo High School
San Angelo May 20 The large graduating class of San Angelo High School included fifty four seniors in an annual commencement ceremony. Dr Frederick Eby of the University of Veras delivered the address as the graduating list of names began to be read including Hayter Anyrew, Hattid Man Binck, Jack Bell, Brewer, Kathern Brow, Daisy Broyles, Lila Tulock, Rovie ML Coldwell and others.
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Undefined Supreme Court reargnment delayed by sun
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