The San Antonio Light Publication Details and Addresses
The San Antonio Light lists publication offices in San Antonio and New York with routing and address changes. It notes Associated Press affiliation, distribution by hotels and newspapers nationwide, and requests readers to notify the office of address changes.
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San Antonio
dEounéea Danihey
Felivier
Dy Gan
Yhan
United States
NEW Soic Oveice
Verren & Lowstin
Tne
Madinon Avenue
Guiwags
Vertes & Canglin
Jackson
Associated Press
Repuriiea
Pee Wien
Geneva session tests will to peace aims at world conference
The opening Geneva talks saw a sharp clash between two delegates over armament limits but quickly eased into a conciliatory tone. Russians and French figures backed compromise as a path to universal peace, with Britain and others seeking genuine progress toward disarmament and mutual welfare.
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Tlovd-thorpe
Bricain
France
Moe
Mateud
Voit
Salvation Army Drive Chief Resigns Amid Controversy
The article reports on James Speyer, a longtime New York financier and Salvation Army supporter, stepping down as head of a New York drive committee amid disputes over policy and leadership. It notes opposition claims dictatorial tactics and quotes supporters calling for unity as a Carnegie Mall meeting is convened to address the division.
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James Speyer
Lasker
New York
Salvation Army
Qas
New
Levit
Bette
Andie
Pycor
Amor Weyers
Unitie
Caniegie Mall
Speyer and the Salvation Army Prohibition Dispute
At a meeting Commander Booth criticized Mr Speyer for holding anti prohibition views. The Salvation Army supported liquor prohibition, while Speyer had supported the Army with funds and service. The piece argues Speyer’s rights to his own opinions without being compelled to abandon them.
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Mr. Speyer
Booth
Speyer
Salvation Army
New York
Benth
Hays
Salvation Arty
Hohe
Conmmiatder Booth
Great Britain
Greg
Spevery
Mainta in Naval Ratio Debate Over Washington Treaty
A House debate raises questions about preserving naval strength under the Washington treaty. Representative Garrett challenges Secretary Hughes and Rogers over doctrine urging Congress to avoid reducing U S naval power. Critics warn reductions would cede advantage to Britain and Japan, risking faith in the armament accord. The debate notes the treaty’s broader aim of detente and mutual interests to sustain global peace.
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Garrett
House
Hughes
Rogers
Congress
Deere
Jawawakers
United States
Washington
Antecano
Flughes
Wordinge
Smallenavy
Wen
Dhe Senate
Ameriens
Doomed by Wild Women in Texan Revival Sermons
A Texas wild horse era joke turns to a New York revivalist who labels “flappers” as wilder than frontier women. The preacher links wild women to future wars and a coming catastrophe, citing Jezebel Delilah and a viewing of a “Texas Tornado” in revival meetings.
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Texas
New York
Lone Star
Herrit
Iate
Cies
Jezebel
Alga
Delilah
Sumpe
Happer
Fexas
Wilds
Debated naval strength and policy under international accord
The passage argues that relying on international agreement to set naval strength, then repudiating it domestically, is folly more than statesmanship. It questions nations dependent on the United States for peace efforts, warning against shifting policy via domestic law.
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United States
English sparrows signal housing shortage in spring
In a rural tale, a woman named Mae Auellers Moveng and others lament rising costs and scarce homes. Her longing to find a dwelling by May mirrors wider worries about housing, work, and daily life as the sparrows loudly herald spring. The scene blends personal struggle with broader social pressures in a fragmented, archaic voice.
Letters to the Editor Critiques San Antonio Street Conditions
A reader dispatches a noisy critique in The Light AM letter section, calling for better street lighting on Presa Street and safer thoroughfares from Neuva to Alamo. The writer denounces persistent public apathy, contrasts public spirit with self-serving business interests, and urges wage fairness and urban improvement in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Aridlelsiy
FT Alwas
Saq Antonie
Tinveans
Tenth Street
Presa Street
Neuva
Alamo Street
Bon Antonio
The Once Over By Hr Phillips On Morvich Derby Favorite
A garbled account describes Morvich, a California horse tied to Clara Spreckels, expected to win the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. It notes shoddy owner treatment, steerage travel, and early scrutiny from bettors and officials.
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Hr. Phillips
Morrich
Moervich
Clara Spreckele
California
Jad
Lakee
Tcienda
Mor Veh
Frankfurtere
Spreckela
Hewir
Spreckels
Turk
Morvich
Fim
Mortland
Wtnfon
Byrnes Roth
Wien
Tnninied
Morvieh the horse with the knee trouble wins big
A race recounts Morvieh the horse with a weak heart and dodgy knees overcoming doubters. He defeats rivals, secures a string of wins including Saratoga's Hopeful, and gains fame while owners regret not choosing a singing career.
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Morell
Morvieh
Marvieh
Aleta
Ton Cily
Lorie
Benejamin Block
Morgich
Ani
Saratoga
Phen
Watching the Parade By John Pilgrim
A fragmented monologue on business stress and credit, detailing a retailer facing liquidation, a main wholesaler’s downsizing, and the temptation of shifting to a larger venture. It sketches debt, delayed deliveries, and the strain of maintaining cash flow in a troubled capital market.
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John Pilgrim
Ani
Khu Coason
Conndiy
Etare
The Value of Expert Advice in Health and Finance
A discussion on seeking competent guidance in health and finances. It warns against ignoring trained physicians and investment professionals, noting the risks of following unqualified advice. Emphasizes consulting acknowledged authorities to avoid costly consequences and preserve financial and physical well being.
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Addington
Geo
Alvien
Tseir
Jbe
Witter di
Tay
Kayings
Neva
Agal
CIA
Fragmented OCR Text With Garbled Phrases
The readable parts describe a confusing scene involving a piper, a derailed meal, and a request for a restatement of personal benefit. Names, places, or clear events are not present, leaving a vague, disjointed narrative without concrete facts or outcomes.
A Village Christmas Tale of Balloon Fun and Old Wariness
A fragment from a village scene depicts a curious visit by an outsider, misinterpreted by locals as a potentially dangerous practice. The visitor explains himself, a wordy elder spins a yarn, and children receive balloons while questions about work and value abound amid a chilly day.
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