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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented account discusses public access to gasoline, distinguishing real gasoline from adulterated fuels sold at higher prices by dealers seeking profit. The piece warns of dangerous, explosive substitutes and highlights historical incidents of gasoline hazards, urging caution and regulation to protect consumers.
In this editorial it argues that Germany’s wartime policies and conscription plans signal renewed military threat. It recalls Prussia’s past actions, notes Germany’s intent to raise future armies, and urges the Allies to maintain vigilance and take decisive measures to enforce the armistice terms.
The National Industry Conference Board offers a $1000 prize for essays on questions in industrial economics. Topics discuss the nature of the problem, factors, and methods to assess industrial economies. Writers must address wage, factory, and labor issues with practical solutions and political considerations.
A fragmented reflection argues that starting points free of mistakes are essential to sound economic reasoning. It contends that relying on fallacious premises yields only tireless labor for printers and fails to address key economic relations and the immutability of fundamental costs.
The article discusses the defensible spread of self-determination beyond Germany and warns that denying it to former German colonies risks undermining the peace. It argues that all allies must uphold the principle and refrain from using it as a weapon against one nation, while noting concerns about Japan and other powers within a prospective league.
A garbled wartime scene mentions captains and adjutants, with references to a squadron, regulations, and questionable actions. The text shows confusion over orders and disciplinary measures, hinting at a tense command environment and possible investigations.
The piece recounts the ending phase of the Philippine struggle, detailing Aguinaldo's leadership attempts, U.S. forces led by General Funston, and the insurgents' collapse after key defections, culminating in American victory and the capitulation of Aguinaldo.
A detailed report outlines the promotion status for regular officers within wartime service defining grades and commissions, duties and assignments, and the legal framework guiding emergent leadership. It notes resulting reassignments to specific roles and the potential impacts on command structure during the period described.
Fragmented oblique text mentions Monique Prva and a serendipitous scene in a public venue. It hints at a Serene Petagerns view and references performances or screenings with unclear names and places. The passage is garbled OCR with no clear event, date, or complete entities to confirm.
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