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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1922
Page
11
A damaged report describes a labor dispute where Katy strikers receive a telegram about settlement terms. It states workers who stayed with the Read system secure in rights and outlines seniority protections and potential job retention or discharge based on the ongoing strike.
A telegram from Bury headquarters discusses settlement proposals ahead of a New York railroad executives meeting. It notes workers will keep their jobs and benefits if they accept the plan, while some employees resist changes and the mood reflects broader systemwide tensions.
Fragmentary police court record describes a confrontation at a bar where a man in a distinctive headdress was escorted out. Witnesses recount a drunken altercation with a defendant claiming no memory of the incident and claiming guidance from companions. Total costs cited include court expenses.
George Walker of San Francisco, vice president of the Sanity League of America, says the group seeks the return of wine and beer and plans to set up an office here. He mentions obtaining a Texas stay permit and discusses potential national congress aims.
Walker argues Congress is the place to seek relief while urging support for a civil rights league led by Rev. Baker P. Lee, grandson of Robert J. Lee. Julius Kolo of Cali is named as a league director amid the call for action.
Judge Rochester imposed a stiff sentence on a man accused of threatening his wife and making disturbances. The defendant pleaded guilty to creating a nuisance and threatening behavior. He was fined 240 dollars and ordered to undergo placement on a chair gang program.
An old newspaper advertisement claims Nuxated Iron reverses aging by boosting blood. users report younger appearance and energy after six weeks. It promises a money back guarantee after seven weeks if results are not seen and urges readers to buy at local stores.
Police disposed of a stray raccoon and other wild animals after a Monday night incident on Panna Street. An officer responded to a call about an intruder seeking refuge under a house and restrained the striped stranger with a first shot.
A testimonial from Mrs. Charles A. Mertz of Kutztown Pennsylvania praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding childbirth and child health. The ad claims many cases of childlessness are curable and urges faithful trials with recommendations from many women.
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