Local notices and addresses from San Antonio paper
Fragmented OCR shows listing of services and offices, including multiple city addresses in New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mentions Cartier Bendiy and various postal and office details with Associated Press copyright notice and bureau stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Seo Auebie
Poutelfisy
Savpionio
Ucder
Cingresa
Sonei
San Antonio
Ty Ostrier
Dulip
Aed Bunday
Bo Hug
Fy. Cartier
Bendiy
CIF
Ari
Eres
Bundey
Ali
Torus
Emily Isa
Elnday Osly
Mexico
Sun
Biles
Enited
York
Terrer & Conklin, Inc
Adic
Austine
Chicago
Versex & Conklin
Fre
Goulavard
Detroit
San Antonio urged to back Corpus Christi harbor plan
An editorial argues San Antonio must actively support Corpus Christi by backing bonds and providing material aid for the harbor improvement project. It contends San Antonio should publicly commit to cooperation, share responsibility, and help accelerate bond issues and construction. The piece frames the issue as a civic honor and common cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Corps Hsiati
Corpus Christ
Antonio
Sanntonio
Corpus Christi
Federal
Corpus Christian
Ami
Stock Dividend Movement Reaches Major Corporations
A New York dispatch notes huge industrial firms and banks have shifted from cash dividends to stock dividends, expanding capitalization by up to 500 percent in some cases. The trend, spreading rapidly over recent months, raises questions about revenue, taxation, and corporate strategy.
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New York
United States
Jaymaen
Supreme Court ruling on stock dividends versus cash dividends
The piece discusses Supreme Court focus on whether invas writes were violated rather than motive, notes government revenue losses from stock dividend practices, and questions tax treatment and potential legislative action. It cautions that stock dividends may lead to over capitalization and urges lawmakers to consider the tax system’s impact on business.
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Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Auerbad
Tre Liewr
Postwar German officials weigh blame and motive in world war
Postwar recollections by Moltke and others reveal a shared view of moral accountability for Germany. They acknowledge disagreements yet converge on a national fault line in provoking and waging the war, with Moltke arguing England duped Germany by promising neutrality while Germany delayed mobilization.
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Thin
Nan
United States
Tin Tadiel
Von Moltke and the Great War Memoirs Debate
The article argues Von Moltke fueled German actions to justify Belgium's neutrality as a scrap of paper. It cites his admitted plan to breach Liege and criticizes German officials’ memoirs. It notes British mobilization timing and promises naval protection to France, exposing moral inconsistency and broader wartime attitudes. It also touches on American naval prep and various unrelated domestic issues.
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Kaiser
Mentaizs
Wilhelm
von Renstorné
Germany
Cound von Bernstorf
Gremany
Tiefensat
von Moltke
von Maltke
Willelm
Tieniall
Agaiest
Dagland “Weltherstein
France
London
England
French
HW Moltke
Engla
Lend
von Meltke
Grewmarigte
Belgium
Pentral
Aixtra-Chapelle
Limbourg
Liege
Engtend
FE. Goschen
Bevin
Edward Grey
FL Bertie
Paris
M. Cambou
Germap
Channel
North Sea
Ven Moltke
Versailles Treaty Debate Sparks National Press Clash
A wide range of U.S. newspapers debate Clemenceau's Versailles stance and its implications for American policy. Editors urge constructive U.S. involvement, criticize timid leadership, and weigh how European peace plans may shape future transatlantic relations.
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League of Nationallauses
Foxmer -Pieimies
Clavengeau
Senate
Faditora Governity
Wiger
Pittsburg
Aqys Wat “'Clemenceay
A. Nivel
Europe
Washington
Uge
Atlantic
Clemencegy
Clemenceas
Forgotten Inge Poetic Fragments From Wild Valley
A fragmented, archaic verse collage evokes a valley scene with birds, hills, and woodland imagery. It names figures and places in a dreamlike sequence, hinting at memory, nature, and longing within a tense, lyrical monologue. The piece reads as a historical collage with obscure references and scattered names.
Suppose All Humans Halted On Earth
A fragmented meditation on humanity’s impact and a hypothetical instant when every person on Earth stops moving. The text imagines a deadly force halting life, the world falling silent, and the sequence of consequences as machines and engines cease to function.
The President Makes an Error in the Nation’s Mood
The article critiques President Harding, noting his charm and popularity but questioning how he will fare under scrutiny beyond the Mason Dixon line. It parodies political savvy, mentions a possum gift incident, and contrasts public perception with political realities.
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Harding
Hondalnkey
Mason and Dixon
Ag de Bag
Gardiogan
Paso Herald
A Laugh or Two From a Lively Memory Scrap
A fragmented reminiscence unfolds with scenes of household chatter and schoolroom humor. Mothers tease daughters about future brides, men argue over definitions of hefler, and a Yale anecdote recalls a Greek professor quipping during a calf recitation. The piece melds anecdotes, memory, and social foibles from old campus life.
Turbulent Gazette Fragment Describes Unclear Events
Muddled text fragments reference names like Orbetane and Tagan and terms such as nonstag fights and Matin of Téara. The passage appears as garbled OCR with no coherent events, dates, or places to summarize into a clear news item.
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Orbetane
Pimes
Vicarune
Tagan
Téara
Allewn
Matewar
Eighe
Turin
Local theater rundown and film listings amid varied names
A fragmented theatre page lists Mallon Pictures and Funpire previews with odd spellings and mixed titles including Who Are My Parent, Constance Carnegie, Rogal, Weleelia Dean in Wid Loner, Drjacers On The Tilah Sea. The readable items sketch a bustling program of vaudeville and cinema despite garbled OCR text.
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Mallon Pictures
Funpire
Parante
Falto
Constance Carmaige
Wea
Rogal
Weleelia Dean
Drjacers
Tilah Sea
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San Ancasy
Moltke
Denby
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Turkey
Somchaody
Voice of the Nation’s Press
Clemenceau
Rochester Mes Union
Avradiaglon
St. Louls
Borah
Glemenceau
Britain
Washington Post
Mcricenk
Unitedtates Fa
M. Clemenceau
Tess
Beronton
Hines
Clemencean
World Herald Siggeste
Clemencenu
America
Clemenceny
Clemencian
New York Globe
Sarah
Aoewer M. Clementeau
AE. Clemencenit
Carkey
Nap
Newark
Nia
Fee Valley
Toray
oHervey White
Wits
Henry Frew
Downirk
Tarien
Ueten
Rouda
Nolzen
Hugh
New Orleans
Te ‘ the Speech Clinic
Shreveport Tuserat
Birk
Ole
Lenklee
Rome
June
Alet
Tegee
Jones
Smith
Ghanprey
Yale
Dre
Hastley
Saustle
Tha
Corpus
R Hodtey
Palone
Orn
Heru
Thaanidis
Gnith Meads
Vauievilles Mageethe, Eaudeville and
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