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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
3
The piece argues Democrats may favor unlimited debate as a tactic to back the administration on national defense and other issues. It suggests Republicans will likely support the plan to avoid filibusters, while warning that abuse of the rule could shape public opinion ahead of the next national election.
Irish troops are praised for rear-guard actions during a Serbian retreat toward the Greek frontier. Munster Fusiliers Dublin Fusileers Connaught Rangers Enniskillens from the north all reportedly sacrificed for the line’s safety. The piece notes Irish valor across regiments and regions amid censorship limits.
A historical passage praises Allied regiments such as the British WesKents Gordon Highlanders Seaforth Highlanders Princess Patricia and Canadian units for repeated destruction and rebuilds since the war began. It notes German French Russian and Italian forces with equal heroism and urges each nation to preserve its soldiers' records for future praise.
A caustic, satirical critique condemns Kansas temperance and suffrage campaigns and their claimed social reform. The piece ridicules prohibitionist logic, mocks the push against tobacco and drink, and warns of overbearing moral crusades that threaten personal liberty and diverse beliefs. It frames the reform movement as powerful, aggressive, and far reaching.
Texas politics veteran Tom Fiaty Jr delves into old election laws from the Thirty third Legislature revealing frets about primary counts and provisions still unsettled. The piece explores how voters might feel ignorant amid debates on election law changes and the readiness of leading politicians to answer questions.
The piece analyzes four issues in state election law as described by Mr. Finty. It argues the laws force all parties to fund presidential primaries, may bar minority parties from nominating Senate candidates, and could entrench Democratic power by shaping primary costs. It notes a potential shift toward a political autocracy in lawmaking.
The best Christmas cuts celebrate Texas hog-raising growth. Announcement from A and M Extension reports more hogs raised in Texas last year than ever before. At-home farming, farm betterment agencies, and increased effort drive prosperity, with beefing up smokehouses and pockets for every farmer.
An unsigned 1920s style bulletin argues that American wages drive the common man’s prosperity and that wage suppression to win world markets harms ordinary workers. It contends trade supremacy must raise good people, not depress wages, to benefit the nation overall.
A Greenville Banner piece argues thrift strengthens the community and warns against overemphasis on borrowing and constant harrowing. it stresses saving money at home and sees banks as a place for prudent money management rather than endless borrowing. It laments misperceptions about banks and urges recognition of thrift’s role in local prosperity.
Washington reports Charles A. Culberson may announce his bid to succeed the current senator in a few days. Known as a shrewd and highly successful Texas politician, Culberson has never tasted defeat, a fact that alarms his potential rivals who could be forced to back down. Kosse Cyclone.
A fragmented description covers the Vardar valley from its rocky plateaus to the Grecian frontier, noting rail lines and trade routes under strain. It references Austriad Italians, Bulgarian concerns, and local geography while linking the region to broader political tensions and economic impacts.
In the skating realm the cap described features ermine bands and a form fitting style. The piece notes a green wool jersey skating costume and mentions embellishments like fur and velvet.
A fragmentary Christmas tale describes wood fairies aiding Santa by trimming and packing fir trees. One fairy is carried to the city on a load of evergreens and stays in a grand house, while a glowing tree angel decorates the room for Christmas.
The text portrays General Carranza as increasingly confident after emerging from obscurity. It notes his certainty about defeating opponents and his detachment from Mexico City ahead of a possible return, with implications that strong rulers may delay reentry to the capital to consolidate power.
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