Jitney ordinance recall discussed as council weighs action
San Antonio city officials consider delaying enforcement of the jitney ordinance while a committee of jitney owners proposes a book check for the San Antonio Public Service Company. The plan includes covering the cost of litigation to keep streetcars at six cents fare and a possible settlement with Major Black, with meetings and rumors noted.
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San Antonio
William ©. Wieden
Commissiones
Rieden
Mittee
Jitmeymen
F. Ti. Heath
Mooi
San Antonio Moves to Recall Mayor Amid Charter Revisions
A city committee outlined steps to trigger a recall through a charter amendment. They argued a recalled mayor and wider tax concerns could shape a petition drive, with 10 percent of qualified voters needed to initiate action and a 20 day window for signatures. Local officials plan to submit a recall ordinance to the council.
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Gertion
Carey
San Atonio
Oithers
Anf
Whitesdys
Carefl
Unie Ondinayye
Olfleluta
Bian Antonin Public Service
Pontine
War department draft inquiry clarifies deserters near Philadelphia
The War Department explains draft operations in Philadelphia county amid rising inquiries. It notes 63,378 men reported as desertions or mislisted and lists cases where deserters were tried, captured, or sentenced. Names have been removed from the draft list where appropriate under the department’s uniform policy.
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Crover
Cleveland Terglelt
War Department
Philadelphia
Willy
Abe
Lrisenor
No More Medal Awards Under World War I Act
The War Department states no further medals such as the Congressional Medal of Honor or Distinguished Service Cross will be awarded for World War I acts. Congress approved a 3 year window ending November 2, 192 2 for awards, with exceptions for certain acts deemed worthy of the Medal of Honor or other honors.
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War Department
False Fire Alarms and Small Property Fires Reported
A false alarm at Woodview Way and box 135 Austin Street drew the fire department with no suspects found. Two small fires were reported Wednesday afternoon, a gas heater fire at C Venner’s Arlington Court home caused light damage, a store column fire briefly ignited, and a frame shed at Indy Burkman’s Buena Vista Street home burned at 6 10 with an estimated $15 damage.
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Indy Burkman
Buena Visi
Promote 79 Majors Settlement Among Boer Forces
Temporary settlement of Major Roberts leads to promotions amid Boer action. Sentinant val opel hime Deeg held wp hie rouge for ervpril mantha as nation af another gende pens long mediation. Magny Insey 10 and Tar feature among those noted.
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Major Roberts
Boer
Toe Sentanant
Deeg
Magny Insey
Tar
Fragmented Textual Note From An Old Page
A sequence of unreadable and garbled phrases mentions names and places in a distorted newspaper style. It appears as OCR noise with scattered proper nouns such as Tony, Dig, Teevatinde, and Wigmore, but lacks coherent narrative or events to summarize meaningfully.
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Maine
Pheke Keith
Iestee
Luna
Tony
Antonin Tay
Wigmore
Meier Phanmiens
Syeddantrad Sai
Peal
Sven
Promotions and honors flood a wide Texas region
Promoted officers in the remopintitive group include J Wy avail and Edward I. Cowpock among others in the Ninetieth Division, with a note on back pay. In Mission, Mrs Elweed Pomnoray hosted a luncheon for federation presidents, while Sabinal hosted fire safety inspections and a volunteer exhibition. Charles Lowe of Bowie received a Rhodes Scholarship, moving from Yale to Oxford plan. A burglary hit Santa Fe depot alongside car trouble for Walter Wian. The Deg 8 recital by the Fine Mixed Quartet closed with a Lyceum program by the Leon Lear Post.
Hermann Sons Elect Paul Wiebe Chosen
Members of the Hermann Sons lodge met Wednesday night at the talwn don street hall. Paul Wiebe was elected president, with Henry Hacede as corresponding secretary and Carl Iudiudaett as financial secretary. Trustees Will James and William Sehinsky were named, along with new officers and several new members anticipated.
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Binnernig Hulle
Sons of Mera
Steen Trial Opens In Cloth District Court
The indictment accuses John Steen of murder in the death of Albert Ding. The negro defendant faced a jury in the Cloth District Court on Thursday with the panel selected and preliminaries completed. The case proceeds as prosecutors and defense prepare arguments and present witnesses in a bid for relief or dismissal. The report notes adjournment and memory of a local figure, Flosh McGown, as the trial continues. The article also mentions regional discussions on quarantine relief and a proposed Cameron County Irrigation District as landowners seek to shape county water projects.
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John Steen
Albert Ding
Sim Antonis
Bos
Boar
Cloth District Court
Wenessay
Flosh McGown
Local Elections Near in Rio Grande Valley Utilities Debate
The article notes a push by landowners aiming to control pumping plants and water supply from the Rio Grande Company. It mentions figures tied to the Rio Grande Valley Federation and a Mission meeting where Mrs Blitweed Pomeroy and J W Hoit were noted guests, signaling regional civic activity and club engagements.
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Rio Grande Cau Company
Misxiiar Winmer
Mission
Mre
Tee [Augen
San’ Antonio
State Federation of Women’s Cluby
Rio Grande Valley Federation
Edinburg
Mission Federated
Hotel Mission
Bltweed Pomeroy
Hepean
Rio Grande
J. W. Hoit
San, Antonia
Riyanis Club Holds Installations in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Texas December 8 The Riyanis Club met Wednesday to appoint officers for 1922 and plan the first Wednesday installation of officers. President De. Ue Painter was selected along with vice president A. Glemmer treasurer RB. O. Cook district trustee David Peel. A board of directors was named.
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Nts Club
Corpus Christi
Tex
Riyanis Club
Ue Painter
A. Glemmer
RB. O. Cook
Distriet
David Peel
Atains at Victoria Tex Dee Up to nam Wednesday sain
Fragments describe an event in Victoria Texas with references to people and a slow steady pace. The phrasing is unclear but conveys a rural or daily life moment observed midweek, noting a sense of routine and town atmosphere. No clear person, organization, or concrete outcome is established.
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Victoria
Tex
Dee
Nam
Ingro wn Toe Nail Remedy Ad An Ad Text
A misspelled notice describes a supposed toe nail remedy claiming to toughen skin to push the nail outward overnight. The ad mentions a product named Quigro and a tiny bottle with directions for purchase.
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Dros
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