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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1921
Page
9
Washington dispatch details passage by the House of a railroad funding bill and related measures. Debates focus on appropriations for the shipping board and administration, with Republicans criticizing executive interference and vocal discussion of veterans’ benefits and open conference talks.
A Labor Policy draft from the Industrial Interbal of Modern Industry in Albany City, NY, dated August 28, cites Samuel Gompers on wages and the impact of labor questions on industry. It notes a survey to determine if organized labor gets a square deal in school texts, amid unemployment concerns and industry-wide debates.
Chicago August 23 an error by the War Department reporting a soldier killed allowed the arrest of exuploader Withers. He allegedly fled after being wounded 28 times and felled seven, later claiming payment to his mother Mrs Sarah Bressler of St. Louis. He faces arraignment after police report.
A garbled dispatch reports a conflict among delegates tied to the Liverhaul Conference over recent break in negotiations. The text mentions representatives of the United States and Britain, porters and consignments, with one party named Amiel and discussions about funding and contracts. The clarity and specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
A telegram to United States Senator A. O. Stanley of Kentucky protests anti search bill provisions. Signers urge fines or imprisonment for officers who search seize without due process and demand constitutional protections for property and due process in government actions.
Weather bureau reports continuing heat wave with high evening readings and widespread hot conditions across the state. Forecasts indicate temperatures near record highs, with areas from Key West to California noting extreme heat and minimal cooling overnight.
A judge in Minneapolis handles whether a husband must pay alimony in a divorce suit by Pad Iamon Liss against him. The case involves mutual property and support claims, with the husband reportedly paralyzed at the time. The outcome hinges on the court’s interpretation of available assets and prior property arrangements.
Fragmentary report describes Greek forces pushing Turkish defenders along a swollen river line. Casualties mount as combat tightens from Amrivun to the western front, with several wounded and a growing toll on both sides.
A scrambled weather diary notes temperatures ranging from the mid sixties to mid seventies with winds varying by region. It mentions the coldest readings near 24 degrees and the warmest around 78 as reports describe wind patterns and showers across several cities including Washington.
Clara Hamon marries Clara Smith Mowhow in Los Angeles in a quiet ceremony attended by family and neighbors. The Rev Howard Paes of Wilshire Routeward Christinehureh officiated, with Mrs Garniman and other relatives present as the couple began their lives together.
Fire swept a Macon building yesterday cresting fears as 12 persons were missing or believed trapped. Investigators say the blaze gutted the structure leaving a shell with four rooms standing as responders scour the ruins for survivors.
A confused Chicago area fraud tale centers on a man alleging theft of funds by Toby W, Charles W, and associates linked to the Winton Automobile Company figures. Federal authorities raid a Chicago Loop hotel recovering valuables valued at about 1,000,000. Davis, a former mogul, faces pressure amid coercive pleas as a ring’s alleged conduct comes under indictment.
In Washington and San Antonio discussions swirl over a potential resignation for Armistead. Officials indicate no firm decision by Tuesday amid naming talks for a successor. Early reports set Dawes of San Antonio as a likely appointee, with August Hefani and others discussed in political circles.
Report outlines a California poet denying involvement in the fatal harm to a priest in a controversial Catholic community case. Writs and habeas actions arise as authorities seek clarity on the alleged brutality and the accused's claimed incapacity to commit the crime.
A distorted report from Mingo County, West Virginia, dated August 2, describes a domestic incident leading to a shooting. It notes a husband and wife, HAL Eble and others, with authorities and a court proceeding tied to the event, and mentions a motive connected to marital strain and a confrontation at a state location.
A New York Anglia report describes seamen aboard a vessel immobilized by a row over rum. Officers, sailors, and engineers clashed, signaling a violent disturbance on deck and in the crew common area.
A garbled early report notes a parade in St Louis with workers and unemployed residents. It mentions 250 new claims and protest banners, reflecting labor discontent and a call for action. Names and places are partially unreadable, but the scene indicates a public demonstration linked to unemployment issues.
Two steamers lie aground on the bar near Ying-Txeevee after a historic storm. Vessels face immediate danger with rough seas and shifting currents. Rescue ships linger, and coastal authorities monitor for worsening conditions as crews brace for possible evacuation. Local reports mention delay and disruption to shipping along the shore.
Delegates discuss postponing an open meeting amid sharp dispute over constitutional provisions. Key figures name Washington figures, Mississippian officials, and state leaders while urging transparent proceedings and timely participation in formal sessions.
A local Vittoria shop cut beer prices, listing a new per can rate and a brief notice of the sale. The item mentions a reduced price and a limited time offer, with no additional details about brands or quantities.
A garbled wire service style item reports anonymous cables urging peace toward Eire. The text contains numerous transcription errors but references Dublin, Ireland, and a call for calm amid tension. The piece blends distorted names and phrases without clear attribution or dates.
An obscure conference report draft notes passage in the House on an anti-Lee bill. It mentions a conference with Senate participation and indicates disagreements over amendments and underlying procedural actions. The details are garbled, but the core shows legislative action and contested language.
Report claims a German accord will be signed in the coming days by a Berlin envoy, detailing terms of a broader agreement involving the Calpe States and Sino relations. Officials hint at rapid signature, with discussions touching on wartime strategy and regional power balance amid tense diplomacy.
Reports state Panamanian forces near the Coto boundary as diplomatic notes are prepared. The action follows a tense standoff with background from Washington and calls for deescalation amid regional disputes and border procedures.
The report notes Moyehend Ot Ag two more at the Cleveland New York base camp during a fest tone. Caldwell pitched, facing Oni in the third with one on base, driving Te to score as the Von tyes advance.
A mass illness at Gow Kelly Field sickened one head and seven others with food poisoning linked to uncooked rations. Private Chores seors Batuel and others were affected, with several sent to hospital for clinical exams. The incident prompted a military inquiry, widespread medical observation, and a formal funeral procession for those who died.
A garbled early 20th century chronicle tells of a strange incident involving a tied animal and a strained domestic scene. The faded text references a notable family, a horse or dog like creature, and a warning tone about consequences from authorities.
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