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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
15
Senate report quotes J W Talley and Tiley defending state autonomy amid a political clash. The text references courting support, party platform alignment, and the idea of welcoming a national candidate while focusing on local governance principles.
A garbled account references Anil and Dlist Tue End Not Supporting. It mentions Lam Dows, Pres Titel Wasa, and a possible bid for a third term, with notes on Meda and a caution about Meda. Bailey comments touch on women’s suffrage and political alignments, while several names and places remain unclear in the damaged text.
Plan outlines a model election to influence voting patterns across districts. A five member governance panel would oversee statewide procedures and tenacity of the polls, with observers and special staff assigned to four city polling sites. The proposal, tied to a holiday schedule, aims to ensure orderly voting and address logistical questions raised by residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Lenine speaking on peace during a contentious Soviet delegation visit. The report mentions Musto and Apri, with references to American reactions and questions about foreign policy and war aims.
The article reports R G Callahan being returned to await a federal trial. It notes hearings and dates in connection with a larger case, mentioning parties and locales such as Saniel Ch Mitibes and the United States witnesses. Details are fragmentary but indicate a legal proceeding and upcoming proceedings.
Fragmentary text mentions William S. Brown national leader and labor activity in New York. References to West Shore, trains, and Amnerigum Faden suggest a historical rail or worker meeting. Details are garbled but imply planned visit or speech in early spring with union involvement.
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