Paris Conference Echoes and U S Attitudes in 1921
A fragmentary 1921 analysis notes Paris aims to settle Germany China and eastern issues while the Washington conference seeks disarmament. It discusses Britain's mediator role, Russia's absence, and possible shifts under Woodrow Wilson and Charles Evans Hughes. The piece questions American stance if talks diverge from other powers.
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Fitzghedee Vashinetor
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China
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Russia
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Tia
Speirs
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Woodrow Wilsin
Charles Evans Hughes
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Ixhia
Srumor
Parliament Meet Ends as British House Will Be Prorogued
London reports say the session opened in January ends today with royal commission prorogation. The special meeting was arranged after a short notice as Parliament adjourned in August. MPs debated Irish issues and unemployment while Teleh pear negotiations drew focus. Austen Chamberlain urged timely prorogation and reminded Prime Minister Lloyd George of promised settlements before any final action.
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Agiocinind Vrosa
London
Parlement Wilet
Royal Commission
Pare Vigment
Sau
Eloyn-George
Births Outpace Deaths In San Antonio October Report
San Antonio health department released October figures showing 417 births and 160 deaths among residents, with 219 births in the city and 186 girls born. Deaths included IDS whites and sixteen blacks, 60 males and 87 females, and a peak in fatalities among babies under one year and ages 9 to 70. Rochester, N Y reports five inches of snow in 24 hours and ice on wires and rails amid a cold snap.
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San Antonio
Health Department
Aduat
Tapits
Sinoing
Ed Field recounts a two year tale of illness and faith in a harsh world
Milwaukee resident Edwin Field describes a long struggle with indigestion and paralysis of nerves, detailing how a failed stomach condition led to severe illness. He credits adversity and a belief in a local remedy company for delivering relief, recalling a journey from pain to a sustained recovery.
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Edwin W. Field
Milwaukee
Jefferson Mh
Miwaukee
Pioneer Purchasers Seek Shipping Board Vessel Refund
Washington agents for pioneer buyers of Shipping Board vessels urged a readjustment of prices. They argued the current value of ships, pegged between 320 and 426 per ton, far exceeds the price many paid, with some buyers already paying around 30 to 26 per ton more than ship value. The committee pressed Congress to authorize price refunds for those who overpaid compared with market value.
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Shipping Board
H. M. Wohin
New York
Ownec
Ylea Qu
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Ete
Pioneer
Tobinson
Io i Feng Mercantile Marine
Congress
M Q M Amends Rules For Associate Membership
San Antonio section ruling allows individuals created in weekly fifie problems to be elected to forty associate seats in the Quartermaster Association. Former associate status given to those affiliated with the Quartermaster Corps now curtailed. Purpose is closer corps business cooperation for mobilization in emergencies. About 150 members attended a meeting at Gunter with remarks by Lt. Col. Barnard and W. B. Tuttle.
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Quartermaster Association
San Antonio
Bualoces Crene
Quaetermaster Corps
Liewt
Joseph H. Barnard
Remount
W. B. Tuttle
Lieut
Cal Willism — Elliott
Jobn D. Rilpatret
Major General Pigrey Role in Army Growth Hailed
Unclear OCR reads like a report praising Major General Pigrey and his influence on the army during a period of growth. Several generals are named in connection with expansion efforts and national standing. The fragment mentions a chapter and a large status within the country, suggesting a ceremonial or organizational milestone.
Masonic Fund Grows Toward Beot- He Rite Cathedral Target
The Masonic Fund drive for the Beot- He Rite Cathedral continues to grow with about $80,000 still needed to reach the half-million goal. Over ten days remain as subscribers add to the total with 140 now pledged to the $1,000 bonus. New contributors include Hagle Furniture Company and several San Antonio residents, with a $5,000 surplus contribution noted from the San Antonio lodge Wednesday morning. The Perfect Union Lodge recently invested $1,000.
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Beot- He Rite
Aras Hagle Furniture Company
H.C. Tharina
Wisemaan
J. A. McIntosh
Oxford
Murray Douglas
Milton A. Vrost
Hillyer
Mra. Milliken
J. D. Scarborough
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Crystal City
Bred Jansen
Kelly Field
LW. King
Bonito
San Antonio
Perfect Union Lodge
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Bexar County Fair
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