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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

18

Swift Deportation And Selective Immigration Opinion

Supreme Court Justice Holmes upholds deportation of deserting alien seamen with over three years in the U S. The piece urges selective immigration and swift deportation of undesirable aliens, calling for Congress to grant executive powers to admit the most desirable applicants and deport criminals. Canada’s example is cited as a model.

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Nordics and Latins in a World Tension Sketch

In a San Antonio piece dated April 2 1931 the author sketches five great nations as caricatured figures. Briand of France holds vast gold reserves, Mussolini of Italy wields a powerful will, while Nordics carry unemployment and global concerns. Austria is depicted maimed by Versailles, Germany scouts the Young Plan, and the piece criticizes European power dynamics and exclusions.

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Window Jumpers and Fear Amid New York City Streets

A chaotic, fragmentary account from a New York scene describes repeated window jumping incidents, police laws, and societal reactions. References include Madison Avenue, the Moar of the Weale worth building, and the Roosevelt Hotel. The piece notes heightened public panic, sensational reports, and a rough sketch of involved victims and bystanders.

American business man questions trade with Russia

A Russian-themed editorial image probes whether trade with Russia mitigates Bolshevik propaganda influence. It argues profit should not replace concern for ownership and liberty, noting enduring human drives like self preservation, family, and ambition. The piece compares Western, French, and Russian attitudes toward property and propaganda.

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Two Busy Little Ladies in a Charmful Scene

The scene features two cheerful young hostesses depicted with playful charm as they work. In the foreground, two little gentlemen appear discontent and complain as usual, yet their grumbling seems unlikely to influence the scene or outcome.

Fragmented musings on vanity and gender roles in a scrambled text

The readable fragments portray a woman waking to inferiority, dislike of modesty, and social pressures around beauty, marriage, and taste. Miscellaneous phrases reference vanity, domestic life, and the gaze of others, interspersed with halted lines and non sequiturs.

Listen World by Elsie Robinson

A fragmented Garret-era column discusses labor, capitalism, and social change with citizens debating wages, contractors, and the impact on working people. It contrasts strikes and rising prices with concerns about long term effects and personal repression.

Elsie Robinson

Inflammation of Joints By Royal S Copeland MD

Stubborn inflammation of the joints, commonly called chronic arthritis, is linked to infection sources in the body. Local infection theories are discussed, with emphasis on tonsils and throat as possible origins. Diet and lifestyle changes along with medical treatment are advised to aid cure.

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Coolidge Sees No Need for Extra Session

A letter to The Light editor argues the last spring 2020 congress did not improve farmer conditions or unemployment. It contends extended sessions worsen issues, urges restraint, and rejects further political maneuvers, praising Coolidge’s stance.

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