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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1919
Page
3
A fragmented report notes Japanese seeking equal rights across allied nations. It mentions international figures and Paris discussions, referencing Wilsonian aims and equality before law, amid tensions at the peace conference.
A jumble of garbled phrases mentions chemical substances, medical ideas, and abstract terms. It references arsenite, tissues, digestion, and a chaotic mix of names and places with no clear narrative or coherent event. The readable portions offer no verifiable facts or identifiable subjects to summarize.
Fragmentary text references a cold and health warnings. Mentions names and numbers appears garbled. Some readable items include a laboratory sample and Attu Georgia but details are unclear.
A chaotic report details new clashes in Kansas County’s long struggle with judicial authority. It cites bonds, elections, and federal court directives, naming officials, deputies, and judges, as marches, orders, and threats unfold across hills and creeks, culminating in a jail dispute and contested tax authority.
A garbled but dense dispatch discusses a figure named Bek or Naumainenm predicting a quick German recovery, mentioning Weimar, Berlin, and various political strains. The text references treaties, European tensions, and a Polish Legion acquittal in a separate Berlin-related case, with mentions of May and June timelines and a focus on Germany’s fate amid postwar turmoil.
In Society, Tauwrence Tapper of Bloueton and Miss Betty Bivermoy will wed Tuesday evening at seven in the Wie oak room of St. Anthony’s hotel. Mrs Lane Wigler and Mrs. J. I. Martindale host a linehean at the Country Club Thursday honoring Miss Marti Werrell. Mrs. Herbert Clayden Clarkson to host an afternoon tea Tuesday for Miss Matle Lerrell. Max Dene visiting Latredo until Mr George Hat Gold Clason of Port Sam Stousten spends days here with Mrs. Barker at their quarters. E. Z. Evans announces marriage of his daughter. J. Hourer’s event at 6 o’clock at the first Presbyterian Church. Mrs. A. Z. Von Meter entertained friends from the casual post with a tea at Tatler Park. Miss Wilson, week in Tlyuston, returns to Greenville Falls. A benefit concert by Miss Malte is announced for Bowthoven Hall. The Stasia Chi will meet Tuesday. Mrs. Pred Popes in charge of program. Forest Woodside’s daughters left for Rio Hondo. The San Antonio Equal Franchise Guild hosts a meeting Tuesday at 10 at the Gunter Fate. Daughters of Isabella to hold a musical and literary at St. Mary’s Auditorium Monday at 8. An executive City Mission meeting is planned Tuesday at Travis Park. St. Mary’s parish children host a card and bingo at the Parochial School Tuesday evening.
Wyideney pursues a new angle in American industry as a reader of character assesses fitness for work. The piece notes how foreheads, chins, and other features supposedly signal intelligence or weakness, citing The Indianapolis News and a range of examples from bookkeeping to lawyering.
Report describes a fatal incident during a mechanical event in Tesin Devaitment and Lakaseute Tan. It notes an explosion or fire with workers and responders including a fireman, scene at Bau where a collapse occurred. Names and places are garbled but reference to AHL and Boulheen Tuitexte remain.
Fragmentary report describes debates on the League of Nations performance with quotes about its faults and delays. It lists a local Singing Society election results for officers and notes a dinner event at Cirle Valnay with civic decorations and remarks by Gen. Charles G. vegebiel and Tony Swill & Ch's. An upcoming event is scheduled for August 18 with notable attendees and general averages detailed.
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