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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1921

Page

1

Labor Board decision sparks wage cuts and savings for railroads

The Railroads Labor Board decision could lower wages for unskilled workers and unlock large savings for railroads. Officials expect a rapid settlement process and a boost in traffic, with potential annual savings of hundreds of thousands to millions and improved railroad finances. President Harding weighing a possible joint conference to speed a working understanding on wages.

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Storm Ravages Central States With Fatalities and Damage

A severe storm sweeps the central states causing multiple fatalities and extensive damage from Texas to Georgia. Reports cite deaths in several towns including seven in near Miller and injuries across the region. Telegrams seek relief as weather worsens and responders mobilize aid.

Gilmer Tex Avinger Atlanta Miller Cormering Teast

Tornado toll rises in Alabama as damage hits towns

Tornadoes ripped through Sheffield and surrounding areas causing fatalities and injuries. Rail service disrupted and communications crippled. Across the Gulf region, warnings of colder weather and strong northerly winds followed storms, with small craft advisories issued along Texas coastlines and beaches washed by high seas.

Galveston Tex Weather Bureau

Amphitheater Meeting in Arlington Ends Quietly

A local gathering in Arlington last night drew a crowd of men and foreigners with few attendees remaining. Lon Alexander, a noted swing eater, was elected president amid an atmosphere of amnesia and unclear results.

Fort Wort Tex Taepat County Aclington Ata Piasmise Caplissette Tina Lon Alezander

Fiesta Begins With Entry of King Antonio

A long public pageant outlines King Antonio I of Mexico arriving Friday night at 8 o clock at the Southern Pacific station. He will be escorted to the float, ride in the parade, and receive a civic welcome from Mayor Sam C. Bell as officers, cavalry, and military units participate. The Fiesta includes shows, aeroplanes, a royal pageant, and a battle of flowers with parades and civic displays through the following days.

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Coal Mines Sold and Prices Quoted in April Sale

A fragmented April sale report shows coal mines changing hands with price figures and bidders named. The account mentions Dalywaite and Bodeye firms, with varying bids and a final consideration around 8250.0. Local figures Rex Hocker and Jware Ea CU Aventis Ut Adi appear in the scattered text.

Rex Hocker Jware

Republican Leaders Aiming to Cut Army to 159000

Reported in Washington on March 30 1931 Republican lawmakers debate trimming military strength to 159000 as part of broader government cost reductions. The plan, backed by party leaders and key figures, seeks savings through reduced weapons production and fewer personnel while preserving essential defense capacity. Opposition and internal splits over funding for equipment and labors persist amid broader fiscal tensions.

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Obituary for Haxivomil WW Magranad Tap

An obituary notes the death of Haxivomil WW Magranad Tap a Tunisian born individual who died in San San Vaio. The text lists many names including ML Aniouie and Wire WE Piven and references families, dates, and locations, with funeral services and ambulance involvement. The piece resembles a heavily garbled memorial notice with scattered names and a rough timeline.

San San Vaio Sy Ashe Dante Pane Micon Fey Trix Eda Ey Mohr Meagher Willian Mk Leis Anny

Germany Not Alarmed at Threat by France to Force Reparation

German publicist Maximilian Harden reports that Paris condemns Germany with a threat to enforce debts by force. France accuses Germany of deceit and warns of action unless reparations are paid, while German officials and press respond with skepticism about immediate impact and potential diplomatic moves.

Germany France Tair Maudon Braatve Abe Branve Maximilian Harden Koremoft Cavyrieht Gam Antonis Berlin Linus Peemet Briwal M. Dbriand Tauber United States America Allecion Sormate Waer Powers Rai Ronda Amontacinelig

Texas In Fairly Good Shape Financially Says Hall

Auptty Texas in fairly good financial shape, Hall says from Austin. He notes concern over cotton, wheat and banking sectors but asserts financing remains in full sway and outlook remains cautious amid high bond burdens and larger near term needs. Local demand and debt limits are discussed as residents brace for tougher four months.

Texas Hall Tex Vu Wits Pvalive Mexus Ig Tie Outlook Toy Joven Teesurance Sens Rio Granda Valler

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