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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
1
The Feussy Polish peace negotiations report a shift in talks with moved delegates and altered sessions. The parties agree to transfer terms as discussions proceed, with officials in Bethoniv and Wates involved in the reshaped schedule.
An Associated Press report from Warsaw dated Aug 26 describes a major setback for the Red forces in the northeast sector, with more than 600 men killed or captured including two general staff officers and eleven line officers. The Polish divisions near Brest and along the Tug River conduct an energetic defensive action as Soviet attacks press the sequence of engagements and reorganizations unfold along the northern front.
A distorted article fragment discusses criticism of the League of Nations by Harding. It references peace, the Versailles treaty, and global cooperation, arguing failure and warning against German aggression while urging a broader world security order led by Allied powers.
The document discusses forming a conference of respected minds from varied backgrounds to draft a concrete reconstruction proposal for the league. It argues against delaying action and emphasizes unity among major powers, with caution about reconvening old conventions and a push toward decisive, practical plans.
At the district convention held in Gue Thoven hall, Harry Wurzbach was named as the Republican nominee for Congress. The gathering, with attendees including notable figures such as Charles A. Hasning for governor, reinforced the ticket for the coming election.
A garbled report recounts a Republican push described as bold and foolish. It mentions Governor Coy, Cox, and factions around the party, with references to a presidential review, a clumsy sequence of events, and a crowded scene near New York as leaders react to the campaign.
Oklahoma City dispatch reports that deputies 3-Hu- Toy Audroun and Stanley EB. Weist with prohibition officers were killed during a raid north of Arcadia at a location near the Oklahoma state line. A deputy named Clondeek was wounded as gunfire erupted when the group confronted an alleged illegal liquor operation. Witnesses say two raiding parties, federal officers and local deputies, were struck by gunfire as they approached the suspected site, with reports of a suspect identified as Chaodter who may have directed the assault. One suspect was killed and others injured as federal and county officers retreated to safety. Authorities continue investigations and authorities say an assailant fled the scene.
Market report notes heavy cotton purchases in New York with prices around 25.04e for October as growers expect deterioration in the South. Widespread activity is linked to western operators and Wall Street interests. October earnings reached around 25 Lie Ap, exceeding closing prices by about $5 per bale.
Fragmentary dispatch from Belfast and surrounding towns describes renewed rioting and clashes between armed groups. The report notes police actions near the Pile and Grey tar Howl districts, mentions preparations for a petition at the Pederad Railway Fobor Hoan, and references broader unrest including trade and youth league activities. Several named locals are cited in connection with gatherings and alleged violence.
The Be a nominee was announced at a party convention held Saturday morning. Judge Winchester Kelly presented the nomination, and Bee delivered a short address stressing party unity, with remarks on reducing southern representation as a Republican aim.
The text records Carley Hers apiece at a Denton convention in Han Avjonte vedas. It quotes remarks by Mr Chotrman and Jadios mil Gens Aenean pledging support for the Republican cause, opposing Amprations, and urging unity to win Congress next November. It highlights plans to unify Southern states, influence the 14 elections, and oppose federal overreach while stressing dedication to the district’s approval and ongoing political organization.
The Hopi people hope to host a Snake Hop at a village in Arizona with events planned by local leaders. Officials emphasize safety and cultural significance while preparing for attendance by many residents and visitors from across the United States.
The text reflects a historical speech urging Southern allegiance and warning against deviant votes, naming figures such as Cox and Roosevelt and emphasizing loyalty to the party. It also references congress members, public life, and a long, mixed narrative of political sentiment from a late 19th or early 20th century context.
Readable fragments show a close political contest involving Bailey and others. Voter turnout appeared strong with emphasis on women voters and October to November timing. Names like Austin and members of the Texas political scene surface amid mixed reporting on candidates and potential outcomes.
Readable fragments describe a disturbance with a suspect escorted away and questioned. Mentions of a town, county, and observers suggest a police or court case. Specific names and places are garbled, but references to a balloting event and local officials appear in the fragmentary record.
W tL Colley was struck on the head during a disturbance at 78 No. in Alamo Heights near 10 o'clock Saturday morning. A deputy and sheriff took a man into custody after a disturbance and arrest warrant matter. Charles AL Morphy of Newston was certified as a Democratic candidate for state representative from the district, with Powell of Haven and Gustete of Movslin named for other posts in the party slate.
Detectives and county authorities detained two young men tied to a fake oil stock scheme. An affidavit filed in June links the suspects to selling bogus oil shares to a woman in eastern town, with officers citing long-distance telephone records and a related vehicle incident. Police reported the men were from New Nimunfels and connected to the San Antonio area shell game, with bail set at 8100.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice about army comforts and blankets. Mentions West Commerce Street San Antonio and names Lexie MacEwieies and others. Contains garbled phrases about orders and a jail reference. The readable portion suggests a community effort to provide comforts to soldiers.
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