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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
8
The Fort Apache outpost in Arizona, famed for its role in Apache history, will be closed as upkeep costs rise. Troops will withdraw once supplies are moved, with the Third Cavalry and others reassigned from the center fort after 1877.
Reported in Woodford County a robbery at Oyvatt Paper millyard. Bebo the Bobinett and twenty others fled toward Cinekarati after stealing whisky. Guards pursued as details emerge of looting at the barrel shop and nearby factory yard. football game notes and a Montgomery event referenced in scattered sentences.
Fragmentary report notes Margot Asquith praising American men while criticizing war era social attitudes. Miscellaneous blurred lines reference Jane Addams and wartime sentiment, with unclear quotes and individuals.
Washington reports prohibition leaders weigh deploying aircraft along the Florida coast to combat rum-running. Officials refuse detailed discussion while indicating extraordinary measures may be adopted, including mobilizing an anti alcohol navy contingent and special prohibition forces to Florida if needed.
No weather change reported as cool and cloudy conditions persist across the region. Forecasters note a faint chance of brief, scattered showers Monday night into Wednesday with cooler temperatures and potential frost in northern areas.
Fragmentary weather note lists temperatures around 76 and 63 degrees with wind and humidity hints. Mentions temperature rise into afternoon and possible cloud cover amid mild conditions.
Members of the Irish Republican Army football team captured at Dromore last month were released from Londonderry jail by colonial authorities in line with news from Viscount Witzlaw. Michael Collins said more kidnappings would be freed as part of the provisional government accord. Eighteen individuals rescued, many freed by train and car convoys, with guards and officials accompanying the release.
A fragmented Dublin scene reports Sinn Fein disarray and De Valera’s cautious approach to the treaty issue. Leaders debate whether the provisional government can steer the party toward a solid stance while elections loom. The Cork and Limerick scenes show split loyalties as army and civil power tensions shape strategy.
The McCormicks announce Mathilde 16 will marry Max Oser of Switzerland. The engagement follows family statements and media speculation about wealth, nobility, and a plan to live in Europe, with details on Oser’s background and potential inheritance.
Reports state Esteban Cantu heads a new revolt movement within Lower Tonia area during the Corronga regime. Foxus K Fines of JL Prevent, a weekly Branish-language paper, cites a correspondent from Sar Ans fonia. Rumors place Cantú near Angelos and anticipate movements tied to a planned meeting in Antynio with foreign influence. authorities and exile groups weigh the constitutional crisis and possible foreign involvement.
Fragmented OCR text explores gender dynamics and affection, citing an eye on a young person and a public whipping scene. The passage centers on a man’s hesitation and a woman’s reaction amid a tense, possibly martial context with unresolved questions about love and control.
Report from Mexico City indicates the treasury aims to cut oil export taxes to 40 percent to service foreign debt and replenish workers’ frozen wages. Ministers, bankers, and foreign agents weigh deferment of publication, with talks centered on tax rates, treaty terms, and potential New York financing arrangements.
Fragmented OCR text cites Bris Steen Smith linking wine to longevity. It mentions New York Seite and the National Hoarda of dtentrte approving a Weg front. The garbled prose references pligsmans and prertidaes with vague health claims and trouble.
Washington reports the four power Pacific treaty with Japan gains Senate favorable committee action. President Harding refused to disclose confidential negotiations citing public interest and lack of public records.
A chaotic Monday morning scene centers on a blast near Main Plaza as police investigate a mysterious envelope and sudden explosion. Authorities cordon the area around hotels and streets while residents describe windows shattering and debris flying toward nearby businesses. Investigators trace the blast to a central plaza corridor and poll nearby witnesses for clues as traffic and commerce resume.
Edward White of Runvas City and Harmony were arrested in connection with a robbery spree in Claneiee eemrk. They waived preliminary hearings and were remanded in default after a fire at the cage incident. Bail was set at 50,000.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Republican member of the House from the third district discussing public primaries in June. The text is garbled but suggests a stance on primary rules and political maneuvering.
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