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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
5
A Princeton opinion piece questions the emphasis on athletic prowess over academic achievement. It notes a recent debate victory over Harvard and Yale as a symbol of campus life and contrasts crowding into events with the quiet appeal of intellectual contests.
The readable portion hints at a weekly conclusion with a controversial statement about needing a championship picture while lines about the public and lack of a photo appear. The fragment mentions Americans and citizens and a debate topic amid unclear context.
An unidentified man is found buried in a shallow grave near the Caddo Webster parish line with three blows to the head. Police say a store dispute preceded the murder and one suspect is being sought near Haynesville. another man is in custody but no charges filed pending coroner's inquest. Separately, relief measures for thousands of Pima Indians in the Gila valley are devised by the Interior Department due to long drought and crop failures.
Washington April 14 cabinet meeting was dispensed with in deference to Friday as President and his aides prepared to ship deciduous fruit. Pacific Fruit Express plans 33,000 carloads from the East this year. over the past three years 42,600 carloads were shipped.
Four persons were injured, one seriously, when an oil still at the Standard Oil Company exploded near Whiting Indiana at about one o clock this morning. Fire routed the surrounding area for several hours but was controlled by early afternoon.
Charlee A. Bitker, a stockholder in the Southern Ice and Cold Storage Company, applies for a temporary receiver to manage the company’s property. The petition alleges excessive salaries and seeks a fair disposal of the books while stating the receivership will not disrupt operations. The case names Mark F. Poxtley and others from Austin as defendants.
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