San Antonio Light Notices and Office Listings Fragment
Fragmentary page shows classified style notices and office addresses for legal and business firms. It lists contact details for delivery, telephones, and various offices such as Vertte Conblin Inc and Cab offices. The text includes Associated Press attribution and permissions statements.
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San Antonio
Pcs
Fanre
Travis Weraet
Gan Antocts
Texas
Albsciuetion Bates
Carrie
Crockett 245
Antonio Signe
Tntria
Gefice-Vertte & ComStin, Inc
Wen Far
Heer
Egherwies
Obregon Faces Mexican Political Struggle and External Pressure
General Garza criticizes U S tolerance of insurgent groups tied to Carranza opponents. The piece argues Carranzistas lack strength to overthrow Obregon, notes power shifts in Congress with governors removed, warns of radical socialist opposition, and urges Obregon to project strength to stabilize Mexico and deter foreign intervention.
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Jesus M. Garza
Obregon
Fedi
Valley of Mexico
United States
Pablo Gonzales
Francisco Munguia
Mexico
Garza
Carranza
Congres
Sach
Sote Y Gama
Emiliano Zapata
Muneraing
de Laves
Nelizs
Texas Republicans challenge party nomination methods
A fragment discusses Texas Republicans arguing the state law grants new voting strength and license to test a party’s first question, noting a lack of uniformity in election law across methods. It questions whether platforms may influence which parties nominate candidates by primary and seeks clarity on constitutional boundaries.
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Texas
Ator
Shevion
Nave
Law limits party platforms on specific legislation
The article argues that parties cannot demand specific legislation in their platforms unless such questions are submitted to a direct vote and endorsed in a party primary. It notes a liberal proviso allowing submission upon petition and warns that parties not holding primaries cannot adopt specific legislative proposals in their platforms. It also urges widespread use of the petition option to influence campaigns.
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Refore
Ortaiter
Wich
Adron C Anson Dies Seen As Baseball's Great Figure
Adrian C. Anson, longtime captain and first baseman for Chicago's National League team, dies in Chitaga. Renowned for his batting average near .990 and leadership, he helped build the famed early Chicago White Stockings and influenced player salaries and team management. The piece notes his disciplined captaincy, speculative player market moves, and impact on professional baseball's evolution.
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Chitaga
America
Adrian C. Anson
Chicago
Cuba
Anson
Colts
Cout
Mike Williamson
Quest
Fred Dieffer
Ed Burns
George Gore
Dalrymple
Larkin
Clarkson
Corcoran
White Starkings
Mike Kelly
Tie
Kelly
Shorty
White Sox
Comiskes
Teaim
Anson Remembered as Great Figure in American Sport
Adrian G Anson, famed baseball pioneer and versatile athlete, is praised as one of the great figures of the American sporting world. The article notes his integrity, success in multiple sports, and stage work with Charles Hoyt, ending with a tribute to his manly play and lasting legacy.
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Charles Hoyt
Anson
Adrian G. Anson
Ghosts and minds: Doyle backs Antigonish haunting
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle claims a ghost haunted Antigonish, while Dr. Walter Franklin Prince’s skeptic report remains disputed. The piece weighs psychic research, mediums, and the line between belief and science, noting how perception shapes claims of the supernatural despite uncertain proof.
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Walter Franklin Prince
Tun Lidue
Mount Mat
Prince
Caledonia Mills
MacDonald
Antigonish County
Price
Trince
Antigonish
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Fitram
Shertock Holmes
Mary Ellen
MacDonalds
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Arthur
Fragmented Voice Reflects Inner Turmoil and Fate
A jagged, archaic sounding monologue questions fate and morality. The speaker wrestles with guilt, divine will, and personal influence as they confront the idea that all actions arise from a higher power or inner demon. Dense, poetic lament hints at cosmic struggle and existential doubt.
Don't List Don'ts of the Bandits Protective Association
A creaky 19th century notice from the Bandits Protective Association outlines a mock etiquette of safety. It lists a series of do nots to guide people on how to avoid robberies and interact with bandits, including staying calm, standing in line, not displaying money, and avoiding provocative actions to minimize risk. It also warns against loud alarms and improper conduct, urging polite compliance with bandits and careful public behavior to prevent theft.
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Petica
José Menting
Ganpman
Dheving
Tony
Tim
Ammund
Jarre
Nome Daudil
Leo
Avery
Fiatielles
Thirty hour weeks ignite nationwide agitation and debate
The edited excerpt discusses agitation over a thirty hour work week, criticizing unions and labor reforms, and hinting at political and economic harm perceived by some. It references wage changes, posturing by officials, and calls for shifts in labor policy amid broader social tensions.
Haters of Pleasure and the Joy of Life
A verbose critique arguing that some people hate happiness and art, masking envy as moral critique. It contends joy is natural, ties the pursuit of pleasure to human vitality, and warns against spiritual despair. The author laments a culture fixated on tragedy over cheerful modern life, urging embrace of joy through work, endurance, and shared human experience.
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Jaupher Neil
Rome
Tye
Cay Frork
Cristenae
Berg
Bob Halelidnin
Watching the Parade By John Piterim
A melodramatic sketch portrays Bill under Agnes and Gladys as tensions rise after a social event. Agnes dominates with controlling, jealous behavior, while Bill endures manipulation and verbal strife, planning a hopeful redemption as he faces a life shaped by their conflict.
Fragmented Narrative Poem With Confused Dialogue
Odd prose fragments describe damaged dialogue about murder desire, social observation, and unclear actions. Characters named Anne Vick and others appear in scattered lines with misheard names, implying a distorted, dramatic scene. The piece reads like a jumble of lines from a longer story, not a coherent report.
Dr Doctor and Student Examine Old Lady in Quiz
A fragmented tale depicts a doctor and student conducting a periodical examination, using a horse as a inadvertently revealed clue. The scene shows spectators, a patient, and a bustling classroom as the teacher asks the young man to report his findings.
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Ian Owen Hind
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