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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
4
Sir Evelyn Wood, nearing 80, assesses modern British recruits. He finds improved physical condition and intelligence due to public education, arguing that soldiers are no longer mere machines but capable thinkers. If true for Britain, the same may hold for American youth.
The Underwood tax proposal, criticized as bungling, may yield far less revenue than hoped. Treasury officials reportedly refrain from public statements until the secretary personally explains results, while forecasts had projected 425,000 taxpayers above the $4000 threshold and $70,225,000 in revenue.
The analysis estimates tax revenues and filing patterns under the new law, noting 425,000 returns and 70,123,000 in revenue. It highlights uneven taxation across income brackets, with many high earners contributing more and far fewer low earners yielding small sums, while some filers struggle to understand the complex form. It suggests simplification or revision for next year.
The speech defends Wilson on principle yet criticizes Clark for tactics in the House. He opposes scrapping a single pledge, warns he would blow up the canal rather than surrender rights, and accuses the plan of narrow obstinacy. The remarks imply ill grace and ungracious comments toward Speaker Tenry.
The piece questions Speaker Clark and Senator Henry W. Wilson on the repeal measure and political ambition. It argues that dealings with the issue reveal whether leaders act with fidelity or pursue factional goals. It notes the need for impartial legal consideration beyond legislative politics.
A new Texas newspaper, the Dallas Evening Journal, starts April 1 in Dallas. Published by A H Belu & Co, it mirrors the Dallas News and Galveston News in quality, promising a complete, high grade daily paper with strong backing and an influential role in Texas journalism.
The Lever Brothers soap and glycerine empire, formed in 1894 with 21,500,000 capital, has expanded massively under Sir William Lever. Authorized capital now reaches 30,000,000 with over 11,718,424 issued, spanning 482 acres of works and village, 239 acres of buildings, and extensive rail, dock, and office facilities. The group owns and operates mills, factories, and outlets across the UK and abroad, with oil interests and palm cultivation ventures in Africa and Belgium Congo, and holds stakes in more than 60 associated companies worldwide valued at over 8.59 million pounds in 1929.
A garbled political piece accuses opponents of fraud and pressuring voters, referencing Chicago figures and a tense public scene. The passage laments deception while praising a reform voice, noting rhetoric and alleged manipulation in a chaotic exchange.
In a tense Musboro borough campaign Green Sir Andrew Bungey draws massive crowds while Purple candidate Sir Benned Ridge rides local momentum. Mrs Romney schemes amid boasts of a coming mass meeting as Romney battles to keep voters calm and avoid a crushing defeat.
A fragmentary note cites Senator Wesley Jones of Washington and the Republican stance in Congress. It discusses party loyalty, national honor, and calls for support of the president and Congress from Democrats amid a partisan debate, reflecting wartime era rhetoric.
Fashion notes describe parasol inspired design and the frock look. The piece highlights new gown silhouettes, machine embroideries, and fabric blends such as pusky willow taffeta and mandarin crepe. Spring selections emphasize sun hues, chiffon, and coordinated accessories.
The Aransas Pass Chamber of Commerce thanks the editor for an important editorial about a government suit filed by the G. di & S.A. Huthwas Company and sixteen others. It urges publication of such news to inform Southwest Texas residents about port rents and transportation rates. J. D. Wheeler, President.
An American diplomat humor at a London banquet draws laughter as he jests about the Panama Canal. The report notes his claim that the canal will greatly benefit Britain, prompting criticism that the joke rests on untruths and reflects on Senate inquiry legitimacy.
A historical notice argues Congress should grant a bounty on dogfish to curb their perceived destruction of edible fish along the New England coast. The piece cites Cape Cod abundance and dogfish schooling behavior, urging action before fisheries are decimated and criticizing opponents of the plan.
The Theaters Nash Musical Comedy Company opens a two week run at the Grand Opera House in San Antonio. Audiences are promised light laughter and lively risibilities without heavy convention. The Cabaret numbers headline Thursday night, with two distinct acts each week drawing houseful crowds.
A Lonca Saturday Review piece contrasts the American vigor with European caution, praising the American work ethic and adaptability. It argues Americans pursue money and progress, valuing daily toil and vigorous industry, while questioning whether such sacrifice is truly worthwhile.
From Chicago News report that Michigan federal court and a state district court have enjoined blue sky securities acts as unconstitutional. Investment bankers argue these laws overstep state power and lack uniform test by courts. Courts urge states to enact durable laws that survive test while common law offers limited remedy for investors.
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