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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary text from the San Antonio Light mentions Junoare Ay Hats, the Heo Antipin lene, and the Bat Antonie GaseTio, offering unclear references to names or events. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts present to summarize.
The Texas governor approved a bill for 1,850,000 to buy 136 acres adjoining the University of Texas campus in Austin. The site, praised for beauty and flat, well paved avenues, will support future buildings and landscaping. Officials note immediate construction may be gradual but lay out of grounds will guide future development and keep the university among the South’s first class institutions.
Officials weigh which port along the Texas coast best serves Southwest development. The board of engineers will submit a survey to the War Department, guiding Congress on harbor site choice without favoring any town. San Antonio must support the chosen location through fair, evidence-based advocacy.
A chaotic scene unfolds with Craven and Massingham discussing strategy amid hostile exchanges at a rally. Simon Linke and Sir Melmoth weigh covert election moves, including backing Orme with illicit voter-mending proposals, while Craven and Massingham prepare for post poll maneuvers and power shifts.
The fragment sketches a vaudeville scene with performers and acts centered on a venue or company. It mentions Hannah Rhing Th Cheriunion vonidy and other names, suggesting a lineup or touring program. Details are incomplete but indicate a variety show with musical numbers and act titles.
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