Harding Plans on Speech in New Orleans
President elect Harding plans to speak in New Orleans during a five hour layover on a Gulf Coast trip toward Panama. He will address the Association of Commerce luncheon and avoid platform speeches along the route while seeking to obliterate sectional tensions by delivering his first three addresses in the old Confederacy.
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Associated Press
Point Isabel
Tex
Harding
Brownsville
Hobby
Lexas
New Orlans
Panama
New Orleans
Association of Commerce
Steamship Company
Gulf Coast
Hos
Hariing
Whureday
Bedford
Preston McGoodwin
Venesuela
Tie
Venezuela
Columbia
Mexico
Point Leatel
Seminoles to Move to New Florida Reservation
Palm Beach Florida November report notes the Seminole tribe led by Lony Somay will relocate from current areas to a coastal reservation about 40 miles from Fort Myers. The new tract, fenced and partially swampy, will include arable land, schools, and compulsory law submission.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Theirhief Lony Somay
Florida
Fort Myers
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advertisement Praise
A testimonial from Mia R. Drake of Sprague N Y praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The letter claims the remedy eased symptoms, restored health, and helped others, noting its herb extracts and lack of harsh drugs.
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Lydia EK
Mia
R. BE. Drake
Lafayette Ave
Spracuae
N.Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Treaty Between Jugoslavia and Italy Signed in Santa Margherita
In Santa Margherita Italy on November 13 a treaty between Italy and Jugoslavia was signed approving new borders and a commercial accord. It assigns Dalmatia including Sebenico and Zara to Italy while Jugoslavia gains Dalmatia south of Monte Ne and the Istrian frontier to Fiume. A railway from Fiume to San Pietro and a commercial treaty at Rapallo are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Margherita
Italy
Jugoslavia
Washington, D. C
Jugoslacs
Wilson
Department
Colby
Itatign
Prime
Contarini
Zara
Cherso
Jugoslavia Dalmatia
Sebenico
Idria
Adelsburg
San Pietro
Alonzo Nevaro
Adriatic
Volosco
Castua
Fiume
Monte Neis
Iiume
Yiume
Sugoslavia
Sangalice
Rapelto
Notice to Tax Payers San Antonio Texas October 1920
The board of equalization will meet at the city hall first floor October 18 1920 to hear appeals from the city assessor and reviews of assessments for the fiscal year ending May 1921. Sessions run daily from 1 to 1 and 2 to 6 with Sundays and holidays excluded. adjournment within 60 days.
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San Antonio
Tex
Board of Equalization
Anures Coy
Hom Palace Inn Show Place In San Antonio
San Antonio listing describes the Hom Palace Inn on the South Loop offering simyrounds ing in tastd iy glues for winter. It highlights comfortable heating all year and chicken and beefsteak dinners as specialties with musical entertainment during meals. Reservations via Telephone Mission 200 King.
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Hom Palace Inn
South Loop
San Antonio
US Banks Dominate European Markets Amid Franc Decline
Paris reports reveal five reasons for the franc drop and dollar rise, including Harding’s League stance, debt to the US, and American buying. Lloyds Bank and Cox & Co executives cite New York as the price-setter, with speculation and funds flows driving the franc’s volatility.
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Paris
London Daily Mail
Lloyd's National
M. Francois-Marsal
Harding
League
Great Britain
France
America
Lave
England
M. Challis
London County and Westminster Bank
Fonton
Exchange Department
Cox and Company, Ltd
New York
Frauc
Moduer
Mwe
Thanque d
Army Y Basement to Headquarter Christmas Cheer Effort
The Army Y basement behind the Postoffice on Avenue FE will host the Christmas Cheer Association for the first three weeks in December. The headquarters open about December 6 to collect clothes groceries and other items for the sick lonely and poor.
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Avenue FE
I. B. Coulter
Soldiers Club
B.S. Bakley
Elks Club
R. Stageke
J. §. Pater
Atlee B. Ayres
Sterling Price Adams
8. C. Webster
J. R. Baker
Albert Steves Sr
Sam Slack
Benno Kayton
A. W. Houston
Atlee T G. Ayres
L. B. Clegg
Soldiers Find Clemency After Court Martial
Two privates of the Sith Cavalry faced a general court martial at Fort Sam Houston for stealing a government pistol valued at about $15. They were sentenced to five years hard labor but the sentence was commuted to three years with dishonorable discharge at the end. Four pistols were taken by four men. one sentence was disapproved and one acquittal was recorded.
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Sith Cavalry
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Fowler's Stomach Wafer Instructs Home Use
An advertisement urges households to keep Fowler's Stomach Wafer for acute indigestion. It promotes the product as a ready aid in the medicine cabinet for stomach discomfort and includes directions for use.
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Fowler
Government to Build Eight Gasoline Storage Tanks
The second construction district office at Camp Rainng plans eight steel tanks with concrete supports at Brownsville Fort McIntosh and Nogales to store gasoline for government troops along the Mexican border. Blea & Sears win Brownsville contract for 400 dollars each and Jennings Construction and Engineering Co win three tanks for 15 988 dollars. Each tank holds 760 gallons and aims to reduce drum shipments to border facilities.
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Camp Rainng
Oli Ents
Brownsville
Blea & Sears
Fort McIntosh
Nogales
Aris
Jennings
H Engineering Company
Hase
San Antonio business leaders plan delegation to Darlington launch
Six San Antonio businessmen join a delegation to Aransas Pass for the launching of the concrete tanker Darlington on Monday. The group will tour harbor facilities and shipyards, with departures at 10 PM Sunday night, and events include inspection, lunch, and a launch trip to Corpus Christi.
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San Antonis
Darlington
Aransas Pass
Chamber of Commerce
I. A. Tlolmereen
H. J. Lange
C. A. Gaumberger
A. J. Weakley
Frank Wincrich
Et Henson
Sher
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Orb
Labor conditions in Mexico show scattered settlements
Mexico City reports improved labor conditions with Vera Cruz stevedores ending a strike and returning to work. The 60 day armistice was not accepted by workers after a conference with Provisional President De la Huerta. Yucatandia reports a possible general strike in sympathy, while mining disputes in Conahulla may be settled today. Streetcar and telephone workers have also settled.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vera Cruz
de la Huerta
Yucatan
Conahulla
Sanitarium Fire Destroys Reaves Seventh Day Adven tists Hospital
The Seventh Day Adventists sanitarium at Reaves Georgia was destroyed by fire early today. The loss is estimated at 30000 dollars. Patients were removed to cottages after the blaze in Chattanooga Tennessee dated November 13.
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Georgis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Reaves
Protest on History Text Adopted by Texas Schools
Miss Morence Thornton of the Houston chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy protested a Texas Text Look Commission decision to adopt a history book for public schools alleging the text presents unfair southern history. She claimed to represent Texas Civil War Veterans and the Slauhgliters of the Revolution.
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Austin
Bex
Jmorence Thornton
Houston
United Vaughlers of the Confederacy
Dvexas
Slauglhiters
South
Body found near Marion may be Levi Davis
San Antonio detectives believe the man found Friday morning near Marion 25 miles east of San Antonio is Levi Davis a 45 year old former state ranger and Antonian Investigations in Karnes county have begun to determine the identity The body was found by Marion town police and a paper bearing the name Levi Davis led to inquiries at the listed address but failed to confirm identity Friends later contacted the police confirming Davis had been ill and living in San Antonio
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Marion
San Antonio
Levi Davis
Yeeks
Levit Davis
Karnes County
Constante
Sag Dolorosa Street
Davis
Soldier Gonzales Gets Twenty Year Term For Intent to Murder
Private Stobert Gonzales of Fort Sam Houston was sentenced by a general court martial to twenty years hard labor for intent to murder Stanley Postelanczyk. Major General Joseph J. Dickman reduced Postelanczyk’s co-defendant’s sentence to ten years. Postelanczyk was wounded with three bullets during an argument on May 17 and was treated at the station hospital.
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Stobert Gonzales
Fort Sam Houston
Pyi‘Yate
Stanley Postelancsyk
Joseph J. Dickman
Gonzales
Postelanczyk
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U. S
ARMY
Tampico
M. Humberto Diaz
United States
Mr. Ding
League Park
Alamo Post
No Man’s Land
Varly
San Antoniang
Ongawa
Main Avenue High School
Piciffording Store
Ilabor
Retail Druggists Association
Gunter Hotel
Don Yates
A. M. Fischer
Chapa
Mra
W. H. Whisenant
W. H. Grothanse
Gunter
Druggists’ Association
W. Ochse
San Antonio Drug Company
W. E. Grothause
Albert Kronkosky
W. C. Burng
F. A. Chapa
Daughters of Confederacy
Koehler-Dean Truck Co
San Antonio, Tex
Tampico, Mex
Butler, Parker, Gibert
HEX CO. Toy Shop
W. Commerce St
Homeateria
Eckers Institution
St. Mary’s St
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