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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
10
Fragmented weather diary suggests fluctuating spring conditions across regions. Mentions warming trends followed by rain and wind. References to California, Tennessee, Wisconsin, and notable towns imply broad, inconsistent forecasts as systems move through.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at divisions and discussions about Allied strategy toward Germany. It mentions internal aid, coordination, and references to Germany's role, with unclear phrases and broken names and dates.
The garbled text describes a chaotic scene with soldiers, officers, and civilians in a trench like setting. Names such as Ramage and Appanel appear amid scattered dialogue and slipping memory. A mumbled passage hints at duty, fear, and tired enjambment as characters wait for action.
Prolonged debate surrounds the Dry Act and its ratification in Providence. Attorneys argue the act was void after claims of improper referendum and late presidential proclamation. The piece notes political tension, public demonstrations, and reactions from officials as the legality question remains unsettled.
A chaotic scene as detained aliens resisted custody at Ellis Island. Reports describe officers wrestling with a man and a crowd of World War veterans, with police intervention ending the disturbance.
Fragmented dialogue on gentleness, civility, and public life. The text recalls Hakes, academies, and a debate about what constitutes a gentleman and proper behavior in society, referencing a goverment, a subaltern’s wife, and a major’s remarks in a distant context.
A witness described a Mexican national last seen in Ranger custody dying. Testimony cited Ranger Captain We Abe Hineon and others discussing investigations into the disappearance and a later discovery of a body. Local officials and representatives questioned conduct and safety, while various lawmakers sought details and accountability.
A district inquiry reveals complaints against a leading representative. Letters are blocked from public release as a witness recalls 1910 orders from Major Lutte directing troops to guard lines and deter cross-border movement, while warnings limited civilian access within ten miles of the front. The testimony notes Mexican bandit fears and American bias affecting policy.
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