Final Demands of Dail Eireann Before Conference
The report states the government intimated acceptance of these demands was impossible. Dail claims political factors influence Ulster policy and fears a new six-county partition. Journalists describe gloom, urging patience as Irish delegates prepare for the conference with hopes peace is possible yet cautious.
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Dail
Ulster
Ireland
Dub
Ireana
Pessuna
Nals
George
Portance
Independents Claim Victory in North Dakota Recall Election
Independent candidates claimed victory in North Dakota recall elections aimed at Governor Lynn J. Frazier and two league-endorsed officials. Early unofficial returns from 11 of 63 precincts showed independents ahead by about 10,000 votes, though league leaders cautioned that full results from Missouri River country were needed for a definite outcome.
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Associated Press
Fargo
North Dakota
Ann J. Franier
League
Missourilope
Nestos
Independent
Gay
Lynn J. Frazier
Tadependert
Federal Board Bans Rail Strike Action in Major Ruling
The Federal Board forbids strikes by railroad unions without its permission, declares violators unprotected under the transportation act, and outlines that wage, contract, or rule changes require board directed conference and approval before any action. It warns that striking against Decision No. 147 is a violation and notes that such actions injure transportation, disrupt operations, and erode workers’ protections.
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Associated Pregg
Chicago
United States
Darty
Congregation of Employes
Prohibition Revisions Emerge On Beer Sales Policy
Washington officials announce a forthcoming treasury policy to allow immediate medical beer for the ill under new rules. Prohibition Bureau experts discuss a broader interpretation of regulations to aid brewers, noting stock on hand and nondeclarative uses pending formal guidance from Treasury.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Mellond Blair
Jaynes
Palmer
Weather brings cool spell over San Antonio area
Forecast from meteorologist J H Jarboe notes clear skies and light winds from the southwest to north with highs around 78 to 82 degrees. Frosts occurred in northwest Texas due to high pressure, while East Texas and the coast saw scattered rain as cooler air and a disturbance moved across the region.
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San Antonio
J. H. Jarboe
Arizona
Texas
Aillo
Galveston
Palestine
Aylor
Corpus
Key West
Winnemucen
Ney
del Rio
Brownsville
Washington ‘Bureau
West Gulf States
West Indies
ePper Mississini
Mississippi
Probe Woman's Death at Santa Rose Hospital
The death of Mrs Billie Vasta Miller, 29, is under sheriff's investigation after she died Wednesday at Santa Rose hospital from he chlor ide poisoning. She reportedly told attendants she knowingly swallowed the poison. The body was buried at Woodlawn cemetery with no inquest held. an inquest will be asked for. Deputy A Ing conducts the inquiry. she was a Lakewood Addition resident and a native of Tarrant county.
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Billie
Vasta Miller
Sheriff’ Department
Midler
Santa Rose Hospital
Ivey Stansell
Eve
Mrs. Miller
Woodlawn Cemetery
Tobin
Alphonse Newton Jr
A. Ing
Miller
Lakewood Addition
Tarrant County
Gasoline price shifts draw mixed gas station news
Fragmented report notes higher gasoline prices affecting city filling stations on Saturday morning. Mentions firms advancing rates Friday, several stations quitting Saturday, and various changes in wholesale and commercial car fuel costs amid a general uptick.
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Contoil
Two plead guilty in Chicago railroad workers case
Ed Fahey and Russell, members of a Chicago union, pleaded guilty to a strike related charge in Collyetion with the International & Greene Northern Ebriie. They were fined five dollars each and ordered to leave the city.
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Ed Fahey
Halyard Russell
Chicago Bill Dodders' Union
Collyetion
International & Greene
Trace Ren Wisk
City
Rahey Way
JF Js
Goodrich, Brakerman
Raile
Russetway
Bahey
Bherrie A. Diaz
Wah
Goodrich
San Antonio
Krens Neiger
Fragmented Regional Weather Snapshot
Fragmented OCR reads multiple city forecasts with garbled values. San Antonio near steady highs around 78 to 82 with northerly winds. St Louis top around 70s, Chicago in 60s with east wind. Kansas City near 46 to 48, New York around 52 with southerly winds. Washington at 48 with clear skies, scattered garbled data across cities.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Mile
Lant
Kanaay City
New York
Sinn Fein envoy sails to press Irish case in New York
The Rev. Michael of Tanapan, vice president of Sinn Fein, sails today on the Steamer Centennial States bound for New York to aid in presenting the Irish republic cause to the American people. Father O'Planagan accompanies him as envoy to the United States.
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Queenston
Michael OF Tanapan
Sinn Wein
New York
Father O'Planagan
United States
Mn Fein
Trish Republ
Revision Vote Unlikely For Some Time In Senate
Senator Reed leads opposition to Lodge amendment amid capital stock tax debate in Washington. Absences among Democrats prompt delayed proceedings as leaders foresee no final vote before next Saturday night. Quorum breaks punctuate repeated roll calls while the tax bill remains unsettled.
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Washington
D. C
Utican Senate
Senate
Stanley
Kentucky
Reed
Missouri
Train wreck in Michigan wounds three men and a passenger
A passenger train No. 5 derailed near Lapeer Michigan after saboteurs loosened rails and removed a section of track. Three men were seriously injured and a fireman scorched as the engine turned over repeatedly. Authorities describe deliberate derailment with tools identified as stolen from the Elba section house.
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Lapeer
Mitch
Grang Treank
Elba
Va Bagmun
Bee
Sita
Allies undecided on disposition of ex emperor Charles
Paris Oct 29 The Allied council for ambassadors failed to reach a decision on final disposition of former Emperor Charles who last week made an abortive bid to regain the Magyar throne. Charles remains under British guard on the Danube while a suitable place for confinement is sought. No reply yet from Portugal or other powers. The incident has alarmed the council and delayed consensus as allied ambassadors weigh the danger of monarchist ventures.
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Associated Press
Paris
Cir Cles
Charles
Danie
Mydeira
Litte
Mntente
Leeanse
BMS
Ty Jr
JAP ARMS ENVOYS WEATHER STORMS CROSSING PACIFIC
Japanese arms envoy shipment aboard Kashima Maru faced Pacific storms after Yokohama departure. The steamer endured a violent cyclone off Victoria, leaving the vessel shaken but largely intact as the group neared America. Admiral Kato, veteran delegation officer, traces Tongue of voyage with midshipmen era.
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Westerly &Nic
Adimra Kato
Imemheela
North America
Victoria
Tater San Frantisco
Pacific
Canadian City Flood Devastates Steamer Scene
Reports describe a flood at a Canadian town near Britannia Beach, with steamship damage and a 1500 population mining town eighteen miles from the main site. Hospitals and relief teams rush to respond as water surges impact buildings and the shoreline.
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Brittania Beach
Thieves Target Milomobies Tools On High Plane
Police report thieves stripped aeroplanes of tires carburetors and generators. Valuation of accessories is unclear but pieces are described as blacked and marked with Ay A. IDs of suspects or exact locations are not confirmed.
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Jenarts
Nero
Field
Schlippe
Kelly
Senate group closes hearings on Mingo mine war
The Senate committee finished hearings on the Mingo mine war in West Virginia, with Chair Kenyon predicting a report in about a month. Col. Ford, Lt. Ford, and economist Tonek testified on War Department actions and proposed solutions including mediation, an industrial board, or a hands-off policy with troop withdrawal.
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Washington
Gee
Toe
Chicago Woman Proposes Punishing Girls Over Delinquent Boys
Chicago Oct 20. Mrs Anna Davern, juvenile court officer, told the West and Women’s Club she favors punishing girls who contribute to boys delinquency. She blamed short skirts and flirty walks for rising juvenile court cases, urging action against girls.
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Chicago
Anna Q. Davern
Yonna
West Nd Women's Club
Ginty
Delingnan
Ghosni
Bandit Car Net Draws Closer Around Men Who Robbed Mai Truck
New York October 29 reports say three bandits linked to a mail truck holdup are under investigation. Inspections point to a possible insider confederate aiding the robbery. Officials indicate an arrest may come tonight as detectives reassess the band’s possible ties to other city robberies.
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New York
Faye
Gy Band
Flood in Guatemala causes deaths and widespread flooding
Torrential rains on October 29 in the western region of Guatemala devastate towns near a city, inundating large areas and causing the loss of several lives. Communications and transportation are disrupted as rivers overflow and property is damaged.
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Gaatemaaly
Aatomala
Mala
Uzelteningy
Naples Flood Drowns Several as River Sebeto Bursts
Naples reports several people drowned and extensive property damage after a severe flood of the Sebeto River on Thursday night. The surge overwhelmed parts of the city and caused widespread damage and distress.
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Naples
Wireless Alarms Implemented in Pittsburg District
In Pittsburg Pa Qei announced two telephone options for wireless alarms. A volunteer engine will be stationed in all company houses in Allegheny County and in the city fire department. Marshal Thomas I plans to equip his automobile with wireless apparatus to be alerted to fires throughout his district during tours.
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Pittsburg
Qei
Alleglany
Thomas
Eynip
Hat Annon
Seize Malt and Hops Okishor Valves All in Terns
Fragmented OCR text references malt hops and firms AGNSas WS federal pro istrich with dates and numbers unclear. Contains multiple garbled names and places, making precise fact extraction difficult. The readable items suggest a legal or enforcement notice involving malt and hops with entities and dates partially shown.
Harding Given Bible For Armament Conference Opening
Washington October 29 President Harding received a handsomely embossed Bible presented by the New York Bible Society committee for use at the Armament Conference opening. The gift is bound in finest morocco and bears a dedication to the conference work.
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Washington, Ny
Harding
New York Bible Society
Marecea
Red recognize debts amid Bolshevik politics tense
Official confirmation from Riga dated October 20 reports the Russian Soviet government agreed under conditions to recognize the foreign debts of the Imperial Russian government. The dispatch, received via the official Bolshevik news agency, notes the statement comes amid international pressure and ongoing postwar negotiations.
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Riga
Presa
Hosta
Light expands market news service with full New York quotes
The San Antonio Light announces expansion of its Market News Service to print full New York Stock Exchange transactions. Beginning today readers will see total sales and open high low and closing quotations for the exchange, from New Orleans to Los Angeles, reflecting the center of global finance.
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London
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Europe
Asia
America
San Antonio Light
Chicago
Boston
The
Light
San Antonio
New York Steel
New Orleans
Los Ange
Train Embargo Lifted as Freight Movement Rebounds
Houston report says embargo on freight cars has been lifted and normal weight service expected soon. General Manager B I Goforth notes road staffing remains partial but freight flow improves with Alamo Industries and other clients resuming shipments. officials do not reveal exact staffing levels.
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Witn
Dunkin
Sion
Eg Chatemen
Reiden
Focal
Frange
San Antonio
Frame Nyton
San Gated
Sonday
Houston
Wow Arkel
Frame
Fray
AL McAskill
Angustng McCloskey
J. Ss. Goforth
Division Freight Abo
Tex
B.i, Goforth
Ineernational
Great Northen
Frieght
Atlegines
Pele Pal Alison
Rune Tay Robe
French Delegation Starts Journey to Washington Conference
By Associated Press Paris Oct 29 Jemier Briand and other members of the French delegation to the Washington conference on armament limitation and Far East problems began their journey to America today.
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Paris
Jemier Briand
Dete
Washington
America
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Kenyon
Onth
Guatemala
Eliditeca
Pennsylvania
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Campbell Tea
Mabel
the Light
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L& Gn
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