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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
2
Ed Steves and Sons joins with West End Lumber Company for a joint yard expansion in the western industrial district. The move adds storage and improved access for shipments, signaling a broader regional trade push.
Victor L. Horgoy and five co defendants were sentenced on espionage act violations and granted bail pending appeals. Judge Landis denied immediate stay or execution but bail was allowed after appeals, with bail set at 25 000 and William Bross Lind providing surety. Military censorship on the Mexican border was lifted.
A fragment advertises making a facial whitening lotion from lemon juice and Orchard White. It claims to remove sunburn and improve skin tone with daily use, noting low cost and availability from grocers and rug stores.
Colonel Jackson recalls the 1418 Infantry in battle with heavy shelling and supply difficulties. He lists officers killed and wounded, notes a short furlough, and mentions the regiment’s hard push and hospital care as the unit nears the front.
Fragmented dispatch reports the Bavarian premier killed by a Count amid wartime pressure. The text references political upheaval, economic strains, and shifting allegiances as German leadership faces internal and external threats.
Fragmented text reports on weather dates and public actions, with references to April May events, some city names, and a court action against Southwestern Bell Telephone Company over rates. The readable portions mention contempt filings and general weather expectations affecting upcoming activities.
Fragmentary account describes Clemenceau resuming peace efforts amid family and political tensions. The report mentions a convention, financial strains, and concerns over housing, with unclear details on participants or outcomes.
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