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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
1
Associated Press report from Athens describes large crowds in the capital celebrating Venizelos fall, marching through Constitution Square to the palace. Soldiers maintain order as celebration turns to reports of disorder during evening, while Venizelos and supporters contemplate retreat to provinces.
Reports from Associated Press indicate a possible restoration of Constantine to the throne as Greek politics hinge on Venizelos opposition. Greek factions debate foreign policy alignment with Entente powers and potential domestic realignments to influence allied relations.
Fragmented dispatch notes mounting Allied pressure to intervene as Constantinople faces a Greek throne claim and potential crisis with Italy and the Vatican. London and Paris debate strategy while German and Italian reactions ripple through Europe. commentators warn of risking a wider war if Greece is drawn in.
A messy report from Chicago centers on actress McCarthy and two others tied to a steamer incident. Witnesses describe a boat scene near Mulholland Street. Cox denies involvement, claiming he met Miss Thompson and that the women escorted the other party to a residence.
Washington GA November report notes Colby of the Bolde Departiment will sail for South America aboard the battleship Florida mid next week from Hampton Roads. Likely first stop Rio de Janeiro where he will present on behalf of President Wilson a formal message to the country.
Forty ships of various flags carry refugees on the Bosporus near Feodosia and Yalyn as dreadful conditions loom aboard. Some steamers hold up to 30,000 refugees while a Galipisid colony camps are in disorder. French high commissioner DeMartel suggests sending some refugees to Madagascar.
London dispatch claims British and Georgian forces plan to seize Batum in the Black Sea region. Soviet envoy protests to Britain, warning seizure would trigger regional conflict and strain alliances.
Reported in Genthastown on November 30, the explosion killed two children and injured others including Mrs Hattie Shipley Bolton. Tanien Holton, a farmer, is named among suspects as authorities probe a long-standing enmity with Thompson. Dynamite found at a nearby site is linked to the blast that destroyed Bolton’s house.
Ahmed Umahn McDonald, known as Neb, Noy, who joined the battle near the Custer massacre as a Foreign Uddin Hat participant, died at home Sunday following a hearing. The report notes his earlier actions in the fight and his ties to General Custer.
A brief note indicates negotiations or actions concerning land leases related to a group or faction and property limits. Names and precise details are unclear. the fragment references Ralwedl, Washington, J. G. Kays, and a 60 limit amid agitation.
Fragmented OCR describes interior department actions and approvals, mentioning a day of consideration, aviation site near a city, bribes, and a stakes raised from 4800 to 5000 with references to Oklahoma. Entities and specifics are garbled but imply a government decision affecting exploration and aviation funding.
A Western states negotiation drive aims to form a conference with Japan as allies reportedly coordinated by a joint division in California. State Controller S. Chausher leads a committee planning a regional accord extending to Idaho Montana Colorado Nevada Arizona New Mexico Texas Oregon and Washington.
Fragmentary police note reports a Detroit arrest on November 19 with a Justice agent linked to a wine removal scheme. Names appear garbled but reference to Arthur L. Barker and a Bask of Uvalde surface amid unclear custody details.
Controversy surrounds a Russian star of the Ly Grand company barred from Chicago Opera after alleged misconduct. Chicago Federation officials and university figures urged the move, while the singer faced pending investigations and a travel ban during the opera season.
A court orders a preliminary hearing for the suspect nicknamed Mindster who allegedly shouted during a prohibition raid. The defendant, linked to Horonty and Nox, faces charges of unlawful conduct as attorney general actions proceed.
Fragmented OCR text shows a scramble of phrases about a Scrnniuviaa country, Japanese reception of deponent and a clue about Leuusble lute Ling af the Feantier, with unclear events at Peninble's hotel and Saucy ashy. No coherent incident or outcome is discernible.
A cable report claims Ted Cruse, an American worker, survived a kidnapping attempt and was transported to Moscow by train. The account, attributed to Red Cynsi headquarters, says he was alive at midnight Saturday and later moved to Moscow. The piece notes conflicting claims of death and injury amid a Buluhoviki assault context.
A ceremonial act in Mexico City marks the selection of the next Mexican republic president with public processions and supporters. Reports describe tense scenes and official statements amid claims of backing for General Obregon. The writing notes that similar events occurred in other cities.
Washington Nove 3 More than 500 Russian refugees remain under government watch. Of the group about forty are at liberty on bail while the rest are held in custody at De Hisaid Boston and Kil Island as they are deemed too dangerous for freedom. The department says action is being prepared to remove them.
Victor, a Negro convicted in White County for the murder of a white citizen, was sentenced to death and executed by electric chair at 7 oclock this morning. He went to his death with little display, and an ensuing disturbance reportedly occurred in his cell as guards removed him.
A Washington memo notes that 1921 dress will favor tailored lines over frills with sober, conservative outfits. Officers and designers discuss the gasstone cutters’ and broader fashion industry’s expectations for well dressed men in the coming year.
An airliner bound for Key West yesterday diverted to Suita Crag after a rough flight. Six passengers were carried by the plane and reported safe. cause of the incident remains unclear in the scrambled report.
Fragmentary ad lists army goods including cloth tights sewing chocolate merchandise, woolen socks size nine to twelve and other army supplies. Source appears to reference Houston Street and wartime provision context with unclear brand names and prices.
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