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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
12
The readable fragments reference mattresses and furniture items, brands, and trade terms amid jumbled names and numbers. It appears as a damaged retail or classified snippet with scattered product mentions and potential customer or vendor notes.
Auction notices list Credwit Ath pa Gaal and Watchmaker guarantor entities with multiple vendors including Flores Creckel and Ragsdale Plumbing. The fragment mentions hardware, pump services, and a location cluster around 414 F. Sourton Bt and 30-311 W. Houston. Unclear dates or outcomes due to damaged OCR.
A 1930 note from Nowths i about a pleating and button offer claims a skirt pleat for Tie at a shop named Cheswt. It mentions a theft incident involving a woman and a trade exchange.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kolnher's Garman 1693 LB and a peculiar mix of terms. The piece reads as a damaged note about tools, seas, and a Texas reference. No clear event, person, or organization is conclusively identifiable.
The text shows a garbled loan and merchandise notice with references to jewelry clothing and creditors, plus scattered proper nouns and numbers. Details are unreadable and no coherent event or identifiable entities beyond generic items and a money loan context.
A fragmented notice lists money loaned and monetary items including jewelry clothing and sporting bonds. It mentions a dragging loan of 10 and references Huning Gimier Caney as attorney with a public safety items component and a G28 designation.
Fragmented OCR conveys oil leases and farming notes in Weed County including references to Hitchcock Cooper and Peitner, farm workers, cattle growers, and market prices. The garbled text mentions leases, production, and local trade words with scattered figures and names, indicating a rural economic snapshot.
The article reports on a chaotic international scene with a focus on an economic boycott, leadership changes at a League of Nations court, and Albania Yugoslavia tensions. It notes John Bassett Moore as a key figure, preparations for the permanent court, and pending issues on Danzig and Polish Lithuanian matters.
Special notices describe a legal action in Hoxar County Texas. The plaintiff Anlanks Drug Company sues Rede Zannigny Soln Huaries under the alias Zuniga Teng Stara for unpaid goods sold between December 2020 and December 1921 amounting to 1144.08 with interest costs and damages sought. The document records docket details, publication in the San Antonio daily press, and court dates for the case.
The report outlines European political and economic tensions amid German Polish talks presided by Mondene Calonder. It notes that disputes may be referred to the International Court or League Council, and mentions armament controls, land settlement topics, and potential effects on U S policy and the Washington conference framework.
The trial of Glenns charged with felony and statutory offense in San Antonio’s Thirty-seventh district court began with opening statements. Prosecution detailed the alibi and motive while defense disputed intent and residence claims in Corpus Christi. previous related trials and indictments against the defendants were reviewed as the case proceeded toward verdict.
A San Angelo court heard arguments as Ava Mistke, a lawyer for alleged Texas case defendants, faced eviction rumors amid reports of a wage dispute and testimony about a vanished man connected to Greenwand routes near J Heeln Highway. Local officials plan road bids and allocations, with a $10,000 estimate for a 100-foot street, while court reporters and officials reorganize secretarial roles during the absence of key staff.
A man escaped serious injury after a truck struck a vehicle near Monterey Street around noon. He was rushed to Green Hospital by a volunteer ambulance crew. Doctors found multiple injuries including bones broken and wounds. The driver involved was detained by police for further questioning.
A garbled collection of ad snippets and notices references events at various venues. Ads mention 25 cent charges and under 12 eligibility, along with references to theaters, dinners, and a “Div Ticiler des PTpslaenenas.” The text lists venues like Culebra Inn and mentions an Astro-Hungarian diet context, producing a fragmented, historical-page feel with unclear dates and actors.
An old newspaper fragment describes a chaotic scene on a Nebraskan street. A driver loses control of an express wagon as a black Persian cat enters the frame, while police officers and bystanders react with talk of luck, superstition, and the ominous date.
Reported Friday on the Mastin road a derailed vehicle caused injuries to three civilians and a soldier. Authorities say several people were taken to a local hospital for treatment, while others were questioned by investigators.
A juror named Willian Gonbert, 71,800, reportedly failed to appear for a jury summons and offered an apologetic reason. The court questioned the juror and sought to understand the lapse, but the communication remained unclear and the matter needed state action.
A funeral service was held in the state capitol rotunda for Euneral elten fir Chitence FL Millwn secretary of the Relic Metional committer And Inemer Minders congressman. The event followed a two weeks illness. Medical reports note a condition worsened by appendicitis and subsequent surgery on January 2. Local officials and family members attended as a formal tribute to the late figure.
City engineer DD Harvigen Pri] day led the legal department to file against Southern Pacific Railroad for neglecting stormwater management at Buriesol Street and New Prauntels avenue. The dispute centers on a missing curb, a storm drain, and hazards that force pedestrians onto the roadway, with City Council discussions and related actions noted.
The Associated Press reports Japan agrees to transfer Shantung administration to China and hand over lease documents once a full settlement of the Shantung controversy is reached. Naval talks near completion focus on remaining issues including the railway and restoration of disputed territories.
An article reports disputed assertions about Christopher Columbus including his birthplace and religious heritage. It cites sources and a press inquiry as historians examine documents suggesting possible Jewish ancestry and connections to Spanish authorities.
Washington and cabinet members discussed major national issues Friday. The president reportedly sought a plan to address financial and labor challenges with federal action and potential public works programs to ease winter strain.
The meeting of commerce directors considered forming a Turkish turmoil control body to oversee the Fall Turkey Trota and related events. The council may enforce a temporary ban on parades and carnivals until the market and political conditions stabilize.
Christopher Minor Spencer, inventor of the Spencer repeating rifle and the first Mutonkite war weapon, died at his son’s home in Fort Worth, aged 88. The Baltimore and Ohio service chapter listed officers and notes a fiscal review, with the year 1922 slated for consolidation meetings and new leadership.
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