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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
6
Early returns from multiple precincts indicate Bailey holds a sizable lead in the county race with strong Republican support among working adults and a notable female voter concentration at polls. Neff supporters predict gains on late ballots as turnout stabilizes. weather and turnout trends favor Bailey in the key regions.
Former senator Bailey closes his campaign in Greenville drawing over five thousand supporters despite drizzle. The day begins at Mockwall with up to 10,000 turning out, but rain drenches officials and crowds as Bailey later moves by special train and motorcade toward Crineshire before heading to Fort Worth for election returns.
Weather expert Major Allen Tuell notes a broad, high pressure area over the western Canadian provinces and Rocky Mountain plateau, bringing unsettled conditions to the region. Rain is forecast along the national belt with varying intensity, including notable totals in North Texas and adjoining states, while the south remains largely dry for the next days.
A fragmented report describes a failed escape from Zamora. Pedr Vincea and others attempted to flee Auth but were captured. The article notes a crackdown by authorities and mentions casualties and detentions in the surrounding region.
Governor Cox denounces President Wilson as the Democratic club and police field day crowds heckle and listen to his charges that Republican leadership seeks to buy the presidency. He defends his anti war stance and criticizes Republican funds and tactics amid a bustling Gravesend appearance.
Minocqua Wis Aug 24 Senator Arthur Cupper of Kansas charged President Wilson with causing the sugar shortage and costing Americans four million dollars urging the next administration to tax war profiteers. He condemned Wilson era extravagances and called for a budget protein policy.
President Daniels ordered a naval escort and armored convoy to Danzig to safeguard American personnel at the port. The directive followed a high level conference with top officials and defense leaders, signaling heightened precaution amid tensions Nearby officials reported readiness to deploy ships and protective measures for civilians and missions.
Washington D C March 6 The Ask Express and Railway Lspress Company seek a further 1 percent wage hike affecting about 44 000 workers backed by the Interstate Commerce Commission The wage board chair L F Jaeyn New York said the increase aims to adjust pay for specialized clerical and managerial staff The step could influence wages between New York and Philadelphia and delay may occur if officials are excluded from the process.
A report from Chaclostan describes detective Wes wommled Ged Fight during a tense exchange near Barntount. Willis Beaneh Goal Company figures in the incident as authorities pursue leads and monitor the unrest. Police movement continues with trains diverted and the scene secured.
Twelve individuals are indicted in a district case alleging a wide scheme involving theft, drug charges, and illegal shipments. The targets include several companies and a state agency with details withheld for now. Prosecutors plan further actions as investigations continue.
A fragmented plea urges Cast Your Vote in a decisive primary election in Texas urging Bailey to be nominated for governor. The text stresses a Bailey majority in the city and county and calls on every eligible voter to participate, praising Bailey and condemning opposing methods.
Ralph DePalma dominates the Elgly track in a Buchla car, leading from near the start to win the 50 mile event in a record time of 6 minutes 41 seconds. The race features a field of entrants including Murphy, Thorne, Auton, O Vountel, Chevrolet, Ford and Mulford with DePalma finishing well ahead of rivals.
Fragmented OCR text recounts sailors returning to harbor after a long voyage. The account hints at baggage mishaps and chaotic journeys, with references to travelers and delays. Strong entities and concrete actions are unclear due to damaged wording.
A garbled Tennessee report references a August incident at Mt Shelby counts and a Detroit blaze note. It mentions an explosion and fire watching at a building press company and some implicated entities, but details are unclear.
Following the surrender of Villa's followers, they are Mustered out with three months pay and will receive their final compensation later. The operation, overseen by the superintendent, ends with reintegration efforts and guidance for veterans as preparations mount for the next stage in the campaign.
A cryptic report notes shifting power, with references to multipolar blocs and alleged Soviet disagreements. It cites economic instability, store closures, and punishment of officials as indicative of broader political pressure and sanctions affecting several regions.
The report describes severe rainfall and flooding across multiple counties causing stock losses and property damage. It notes extensive washouts on creeks and roads, with towns evacuated and families moving to higher ground. A separate note mentions foreign workers and local servants involved in a security incident and the seizure of an item, with further investigation requested.
Senator Harding denounces the League of Nations as an irredeemable failure and proposes a new world association built around The Hague tribunal. He pledges to act promptly if elected, seeking to empower a court or revise the covenant while safeguarding national aims amidst postwar unrest.
The Sunday Light column features Herbert Corey’s intimate pen picture of Governor Cus, offering a rare, insightful view of the Democratic standard bearer after a motor trip through Ohio. Also notes romance rumors, Geraghty’s views on class marriage, and a global women’s suffrage symposium plus Ring Lardner’s course in character reading.
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