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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1932

Page

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Prohibition Rebuffs and Gandhi in Global Tensions

The article surveys reactions to League of Nations in Asia, calls for American defense buildup, and quotes General Fechel on U.S. weakness. It contrasts Gandhi in India with Napoleonic echoes, notes Finland and New Zealand voting against prohibition, and mentions Nijni Novgorod’s Ford factory milestone amid capitalist debates.

League of Nations America Asia United States Japan Northcliffe Finland New Zealand IL. Teassin My Nijni Novgorod Hevicé Messia Russia

Militia hunts for machine gunners after officers slain in gun battle

Springfield dispatch reports a gun battle that killed six officers and wounded two as three suspected machine gunners fled into Ozark country. A massive posse, including Missouri National Guard troops, pursued the trio named Corey Young Brock Young and an unidentified man. Volunteers joined the hunt as authorities pressed a manhunt across fields, woods, and a tunnel system near a farmhouse.

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Mexico Clerics Start Fight on Church Rulings

In Mexico City on January 2, Archbishop Ias coal Dine led a protest against new anti religion laws. He urged priests to seek injunctions to block enforcement, arguing the measures curb church and priest numbers and threaten constitutional rights. The archbishop named Archbishop Tropgld Ruiz and the apostolic delegate as being advised to return to Mexico and to Washington.

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Lease of Menger Hotel Bought by Nucera firm

Sale of the Menger hotel along with its furniture to W. H. Tinser, manager of the Nucera hotel, who along with Ti. Groom and associates has operated the hotel since June 1. Operation of the Menger and taken over by Whwyer Saturday nightly. Parties to the sale report the price between 375,000 and 166,000.

W. H.tinser Nucera Hotel Ti. Groom and Associates Iist Menger Whwyer Groony Seil

Burned to death after liquor party in Lafayette home

Two women died in a house fire at Arthur Taylor's home in Lafayette Indiana. Taylor, 53, was away at the time. The visitors included Rah Garrison, 22, and Mrs Tilly Gray, 4. Garrison was the housekeeper and Gray a guest.

Action to Open in Allred Oil Suit

In Austin a preliminary hearing in Allred’s suit against a major oil company was scheduled, with answers expected from 14 large oil firms and two affiliates. The action seeks $17,040,000, and the actual trial is not expected to start for several months.

Austin Van tNol Allred Weajor Oil Lin Innet Court Bronday Tursiay

Tax reduction for Colorado Springs city taxes

City treasurer announces a surplus in the city treasury of 07.97 for each man woman and child, signaling a tax reduction to 1032. The notice cites the New Year's Breezing greeting and highlights prior tax balances and upcoming adjustments for residents of Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs Calo Shaw

Cancellation of War Debts and Borah Commentary

United States Senator William E Borah discusses wartime debt cancellation arguing that much of Europe promotes debt forgiveness while Americans face obligations at home. He cites propaganda, funding schemes, and the need to honor domestic duties before lending aid abroad, noting roughly seven billion dollars written off and urging gratitude from debtors.

WM. E. Borah United States Sale Attate Foreign Relations Committee Harry FR. Stringer Europe Norwertul Versailles Wilson America

Auto deaths top Chicago toll in New Year period

Chicago logged one of its worst traffic death tolls during the New Year holiday, with twenty four lives lost and many injuries reported as the total for the period rose to the heaviest tally in city history. The year’s overall toll also set a grim new record for motor fatalities.

Chicago

Bank Evidence To Go 10 New Grand Jurors

Developments Saturday followed the grand jury investigation into officers and directors of the City Central Unit and Trust Company. The Thirty seventh District court grand jury exonerated Shaw and others while plans to empanel additional jurors proceed. the bank insolvency prompted county attorney Davis to question prospective jurors.

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Textile Working Conditions Poor Report Cites 1921

Washington reports conditions in the cotton textile industry deteriorated in the first 11 months of 1921, remaining 8 percent below the ten year average. George A. Sloan, president of the Cotton Textile Institute, stated the industry moved toward uniformity in a letter to Waller Gifford, director of the President's Playment relief organization.

Washiington George A. Sloan Cotton Textile Institute Waller

War Department Funds For River Survey Approval

The War Department approved an allotment of 56000 dollars to defray expenses of an important survey up the Warrior and Tombigbee rivers in Alabama to determine the potential and power. The department also allotted 20900 dollars for experimental dredging on the Holaware river from Philadelphia to the aca.

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Who Will Be the Next President? Hearst Radio Address

National radio address by William Randolph Hearst from Station KFI Los Angeles discusses history and presidential leadership. He argues Champ Clark should have led the Democrats in 1912 but notes powerful non Democratic influences used tactics including the two thirds rule and William Jennings Bryan actions to deny Clark the nomination.

William Randolph Hearst National Broadcasting Company Hearst KFI Los Angeles Cramp Clark Baltimore States of the Union House of Representatives House Champ Clark Mr. Bryan Woodrow Wilson

A Portrait of Wilson as Unreliable Leader in Democratic Decline

A critical appraisal branding Woodrow Wilson as a theorist with shifting loyalties and a foil to true Democratic conviction. The author accuses him of personal ambition, inconsistent public stances, and steering both party and nation into perpetual complications, including advocacy for League of Nations participation, diverging from long standing Washington Jefferson Madison era traditions.

United States Democratic Party Wilson Clark Mr. Wilson League of Nations League Court Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Cleveland

Conquest of China Seen by Journalists at Front

Reporter Floyd Gibbons recounts bombardment reports from Mukden and Chinchow as Japanese forces push toward Shanhaikwan and the Ping-Yuan railroad. He questions official Japanese statements about bombing, noting witnesses and damaged stations. The piece hints at broader objectives and predicts movements toward Peiping or Tientsin.

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Weather Forecast for East Texas Would-be Ban

Weather forecast describes variable, mostly cloudy conditions across East Texas with occasional rain and warmer temperatures near day’s end. Expect light to moderate winds, periods of drizzle, and a general warming trend through the day with overnight low around the 40s. Text notes page 2 for more details.

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