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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented account describes political tensions and alleged manipulation of public opinion. The piece references government actions, international observers, and calls for scrutiny of political influence amid a charged national discourse.
New York critic describes a devised stage work by Sven Gade titled Johannes Hyreistrr. The surreal performance uses a 42-scene division with advanced lighting to convey internal thoughts of a character, blending abstract imagery with experimental tech for a controversial, self-driven piece.
Fragmentary report outlines a bankers commission idea linked to France and Germany. It notes Paris hesitation, U S influence, and possible loan discussions with Germany while France weighs punitive rights and the Ruhr crisis amid upcoming Paris conference.
The Mozart Society hosted a festive Friday afternoon card party at Casing Ball on December 20, drawing about sixty guests for bridge and five hundred. Prizes were awarded at each table as a large Christmas tree and floral decorations brightened the reception room. Maestro David Ormesher received a generous studio gift, with Mrs Crom and Mrs Net Rim serving refreshments.
The Woman's Auxiliary of M Squnee Presbyterian plans a Tuesday meeting at 2 o'clock in the parish hall with officers to be elected. Sisters of the Ladies Aid Bowley Grace discuss church events, fundraisers, and community outreach. A social gathering at Beethoven Halls follows.
Senator Ridgeway advocates a public utilities commission to regulate all public utilities in Texas, arguing it would remove rate decisions from politics. He suggests either creating a new body or empowering the State Railroad Commission, with broader oversight of telephone, gas, electric, and other services to ensure fair rates and impartial decisions.
A prisoner in Vailas Texas received milk that contained two grains of morphine. The milk was delivered in a hat and wrapped in cloth by a person who asked that it be given to the inmate. The smuggling was uncovered hours later during an investigation by local authorities.
The Self Culture Club will present a program in the tapestry room at St Anthony Florel. Acts include Origin History of Folkstare, Mrs L Sayera, Danie Innerprep elie cer pranee es pistteaserners, Alise Margaret, Mawe Vosal tata, and performances by Ming, Efapdien Wipe, Mrs Tack Hantio, and others. A lively evening features songs, dances, and readings from Beaudinaviany to Greek and Irish selections.
An incoherent OCR fragment describes a desperate case with disjointed phrases and garbled dialogue. It mentions a person named Abie Tenn and a medic or medicine context, but the text is largely unintelligible and lacks clear actions, dates, places, or outcomes.
A collision Friday afternoon near Brogkken Bein and Dallas damaged two vehicles operated by B. R. Pickell, Mr Arlington Cowl, and P. B. Black at 118 French Place. No serious injuries reported.
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