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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1922

Page

2

San Antonio Light Postal and Shipping Notice Details

This fragment notes San Antonio Light postal rates and services, with references to Monday and Sunday mail terms, delivery constraints, and rates. It mentions locations in Texas and abroad, including Crockett and Chicago offices, and references the Associated Press and partner offices. The text preserves historical postal procedures and publication bylines.

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Cunningham's Story in Texas Race Faces Scrutiny

In the Fourteenth District Texas race, Toho H Cunningham defends his stance that Ku Kluxism is not an issue while voters report pervasive Klan discourse. The piece contrasts Cunningham’s claim with widespread evidence of election tension and public support and opposition divisions across towns, businesses, and theaters.

Fourteenth District Texas Toho H. Cunningham America Cunningham Mr. Cunningham John Tr. Cunningham

Uncertain Terms for Sin and Moral Disorder

Fragmentary text discusses naming sin and moral decline, referencing medical science and philosophical terms. It mentions a term resembling "peveliolanencasie" and a chivagu savanger concept, then debates perception of disease and human nature with multiple obscure names. The source is garbled and contains varied speculative terms.

The Idea of Psycholiasis and Moral Change

A fragmented essay discusses Professor Eliot on therapeutic ideas arising from mind influence. It links ancient thought and Buddhist concepts to modern psychology, suggesting mind control to alter prison character and human behavior, weighing Providence and evolution as forces shaping morality.

Eliot Chary Con Stho Tan

Gompers Objects to Harding Plan on Labor Power

The piece argues Sarnel Gompers denounces President Harding's proposals to Congress on railroad and coal strikes as echoing earlier anti-labor measures. It notes his charge that curbing union power would stifle industrial life while defending arbitration and warning against wage slavery, with references to past arbitration decisions and union abuses.

Sarnel Gompers Harding Congress Tabor Nac Gampers UN Meir Gonpers Theliano eWopmien Reneval Daler Board Saye Itate Siates

President proposes arbitration to settle railroad wage disputes

The text notes debates over wages and compliance with Labor Board rulings, with trains divided over favorable and adverse decisions. It explains a plan to put railroads and workers under a court of arbitration to prevent public harm from conspiracies and protect contracts.

Tlabor Court of Arbitration

Best Joke Yet in Campaign Escapades

A fragmentary political column mocks John JH Cunningham alleging his influence stems from the Brackenridge estate and Express stock, noting the paper’s support claims and citing European leaders. The piece riffs on war fears, media control, and campaign spin as it trails off with political jabs and names.

John JH. Cunningham

Captain General Dow Alonzo Estaban San Salvador Mystery

Fragmented OCR tale recounts Vera Cruz voyage led by Don Alonzo Estaban of San Salvador. A ruthless captain captures crew, hides whiskey and forged charts, and vows vengeance while gangs of men are kept in hold. The governor and a pale confrontation loom as ships drift toward peril and a deadly reckoning unfolds.

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Winning Principles From Beaverbrook on Control and Success

A 1922 essay by an unnamed author cites Lord Beaverbrook and Bruce Whit ing ton to argue that self discipline over bodily desires and mental focus are essential for business victory. It links control of appetite, meetings, and emotions to sustained energy, judgment, and industrial leadership. The piece reflects early 20th century ideas on personal conduct guiding public success.

He Addington Bruce Lord Beaverbrook Whiting Brayerbrook Deaverbrook Mary

Democracy as a Growing Human Process and its Tensions

The text probes democracy as a force of opinion shaping what the people want through organization and laws. It argues growth and development define democratic practice, warning that democracy is imperfect and can misdirect unless guided by purposeful social evolution.

Anc Trallerreest Livonia

Parlor Debate on Women’s Rights Draws Strong Reactions

An onstage lecturer in a Pilgrim castle setting sparks sharp chatter on women's roles and freedom. A male critic argues against reform while claiming marriage burdens and downtown work as duties, highlighting era tensions over gender equality and social expectations.

John Yigeim Pilgrim Castle Élac Cna Mato Tenid SNG MAL Wang Epi Inn Andes Somran Watgan Basel Blaa Hem

A Laugh or Tind W yletion of chronia heonchitis

A fragmentary tale reports a strange exchange between a tramp and locals near a country farmhouse. The editor and witnesses describe distrust, a boxing petition, and an odd confrontation involving a fishing party and a coal dealer.

Heonchitis Mylned

Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled historical item

A noisy OCR passage mentions places and names in a jumbled sequence. It references banners of events and locations such as a chamber, venues, and individuals, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks a clear, coherent report or outcome.

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