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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
A capitalist leader predicts Foland will recover from the war, citing improved industry and exports as key drivers. He argues that Poland will gain food, textiles, and climate improvements by 1922, with reform efforts and foreign conditions shaping growth.
Report describes a two-vehicle crash in the Mid Block of Gard where one car overturned after a turning maneuver. Injured were treated and moved to a medical facility as police investigated the incident.
A fragmentary police report outlines an incident occurring Thursday morning with vague notes about involved parties and actions. The readable text mentions Tajieyl references and a raised concern but lacks concrete names, places, or outcomes to specify the event.
A witness testifies he saw men executed and describes the scene near Ludasi and Dublin. The testimony covers conflicting statements by Formier and astimony about the Leleshania case and identifies Opie as present at the time of the shooting. The Lama attorney questions the reliability of the witnesses and the involvement of Smith and Opie in the events.
Detectives detained several suspects including night watchman Robert J. Dulher and others after a burglary night. Authorities report two youths were taken into custody and charged in connection with the incident. Police say the suspects were booked on multiple counts and held pending further proceedings.
A notice announces a pastor’s honor event at the First Presbyterian Church. Details are obscured by damaged text but reference to a reception and local church members suggests an imminent community gathering in the parish parlor.
Carlos Bes of San Antonio announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to represent the Fourteenth District in Congress. Bee’s entry coincides with Tram Tamey 4 as he seeks to challenge the incumbent in the next election, aiming to carry on a race he began after his 1914 defeat by Harry.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promising relief from sour stomach gas and indigestion. It notes overfull stomachs from overeating and references through the years travelers using a six box supply sold in the United States and Canada.
A report from New York Sun details disarray within the district’s leadership as Me. Worhault faces potential unseating. Mary Reyabbiosins and Miro Hartey speak against the veteran’s eligibility while Republican and Democratic factions debate support.
Mrs DELLA SCHOLZ of St. Louis reports monthly cramps pains and backache eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound After using it she says cramps disappeared and she can work and perform house duties all month The ad notes the product has been in use for nearly fifty years and is prepared from medicinal plants with restorative influence on feminine troubles
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