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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1923
Page
1
The article discusses likely renomination strategies for a presidential candidate at a Washington college. It notes factions and potential shifts as allies weigh whether to pursue renewed support, with attention to party alignment, internal polling, and anticipated responses from key figures.
Fragmented notes describe Hoover era tensions and a looming presidential campaign. References to parties, primaries, and candidate strategies highlight a broad effort to shape public opinion, with emphasis on party unity, campaign financing, and the path to the nominating convention.
An immigration official, Mr Anthony, becomes sole examiner in Texas and begins district duties with the New Orleans area. He will supervise petitions and hearings while new inspectors join the Saint Antonin office as the Migration Penalty program undergoes changes amid civil service adjustments.
Ex students of the University of Texas plan a Friday celebration at the Menger Motel San Antonio commemorating the Heclaration of Levas uly wurseneds. A program includes songs, dances, readings, and a coffee supper, with committee leaders arranging events to honor alma mater.
A mixed wording note reports Katy trains Mixcouri Kansas and Dexas opening soon with service between Ban Antinia and Wren, starting March 1. Passenger service will expand to Wy Sta Ane and reach full strength with ten trains daily, linking Griffin division passenger routes and stations from New Beanntols to Amithville and Austin.
A report outlines reduced railroad fares affecting San Antonio and nearby routes during a holiday period. The scheme lowers prices for travel within a specified radius and includes conditions on dates, eligibility, and service segments. The notice mentions penalties and enforcement, with legal actions noted in the Hexar County criminal court.
Washington D C Feb 26 Port minister General Herbert Work urged that selection of postmasters should no longer be a prerequisite of senators and representatives but should be handled by the Post Office Department. He argued against civil service exams and political consideration, proposing the department appoint capable, experienced professionals to fill posts with nonpartisan oversight and efficiency. He emphasized merit over politics and warned against partisan influence in postmaster appointments.
Witnesses recount the derailment near South Gallia Street and Armand Street where workers were injured. testimonies describe the emergency response, locomotive injuries, and the crash’s impact on the crew and bystanders as investigations proceed.
Ree Feb 28 The American Zeppelin, now under construction at Friedrichshafen, will be the latest airship of its kind. Trials are planned for May and a lengthy run to Chicago is contemplated. The craft is to be shipped to Vernon in June for inspection by American officials before possible flight to the United States in autumn.
By Lawrence Perry The San Antonio Light notes years of dominance by Mrs. Mallory on the women’s tennis scene are giving way to aging and rising challengers. Speculation centers on her possible farewell to Wimbledon and Europe, with new talents like Miss Bancroft poised to challenge.
A fatal shooting occurred during a labor dispute described as a battle between gunmen and police. Key figures include Radin, Willie Sinnettly, and Major Burwell, with investigations focusing on the carman and other assailants. Police hunt remaining suspects as details unfold and security tighten.
A fire swept through a county park area early today destroying a new Serpent Apartment and four cottages. The incident caused estimated losses around $57,000 to $59,000 with no injuries reported. Authorities have not yet identified the cause and are continuing assessments at the scene.
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