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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR describes a giant flying boat and its designer with unclear details. Mentions names and places in a garbled way, referencing a prototype, pedestal, and travel plans. The text is damaged with misspellings and partial phrases, offering no coherent event or outcome.
Confused dispatches describe a grounded transport carrying 2480 soldiers near an Athlantic coast as high winds and fog disrupt rescue and deployment efforts. Lifesaving crews assist, while ships and cruisers maneuver offshore amid unsettled weather and uncertain salvage actions.
Fragmented OCR text shows a wartime style debate about Italian forces potentially advancing into Germany if Bolshevism spreads. Mentions takeovers, regional alignments, and references to vigilance agreements amid vague names and places.
Fragmented text reports a clash between President Wilson and Premier Clemenceau on postwar balance of power. It mentions Manchester, a speech by Clemenceau, and reactions from British and French leaders. The account notes Wilson’s anticipated remarks within 24 hours and references Allied positions on appeasement and restraint.
In Crawford County a military inquiry follows a raid amid desertions and killings. Revenue officers, police and troops swept the area, capturing suspected raiders as investigators probe the attack and casualties.
An account from the AnKneinied Press praises the American Army of Occupation and the Tutadwahe Brigade for disciplined conduct in occupied territories. It references military leaders and highlights expert opinions on the soldiers' behavior and restraint.
Fragmented order notes demobilization at Kelly Field No 118 and possible discharge of officers. It references strength estimates around 3000 men, routes of authority, and immediate reduction plans within the Southern Division amid wartime mobilization concerns.
Secretary Bula denied any misstatements as troops faced harsh Russian winter conditions. In London, Mr. Late Aint discussed force commitments with British authorities while Archangel expedition enforcement remained unclear during wartime strategy discussions at Versailles.
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