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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
3
Statewide reports show women not paying the poll tax, delaying their full suffrage rights. The piece questions whether women support equal voting in regular elections, noting contrast with primaries and urging action before legislative changes.
A report cites two eminent jurists arguing for a broad notion of justice beyond strict legal terms. France seeks a personal accountability channel for the former Kaiser, aiming to align punishment with aims of justice rather than mere form.
The article argues justice requires a new trial for Wilhelm, a former ruler who fled, as existing international and domestic courts lack jurisdiction. It discusses whether an international court at The Hague could handle such crimes and concludes a special court is needed to deliver justice, since no current system can.
Senator Ashurst and supporters press a bill to naturalize talks with Alexica to acquire Lower California and neighboring regions. Critics question feasibility funding and the risk of Mexican revolt, warning of entangling costs, long resistance, and political pushback at home.
Fragmentary text discussing restoring order across the border and aiding Mexico without troops, mentioning territorial concessions and potential troop use if required. reflects cautious, open debate without final decisions.
The piece discusses British aviators on the Murman coast facing extreme cold in high altitude flight. It notes frostbite risks, engine freezing, and inadequate warming measures. It highlights challenges in keeping aircraft operational amid a vast, featureless polar expanse and mentions Swed ish accounts of motor failures in freezing temperatures.
Letters to The Light Al Wituya criticize compulsory pasteurization of all milk and related foods, arguing it raises prices, harms taste, and harms dairy workers. The writer warns against overreach, foreseeing broader controls on water and vegetables, and urges cautious enforcement and consumer protection.
An audience of Britons and Americans greets President Wilson in London as he arrives amid a grand parade at Marlborough House. A tense moment arises when a heckler shouts and the crowd reacts, yet the president's presence inspires admiration from many while others question the friendship between nations as the massed crowd cheers and waves flags.
Fragmentary OCR records show scattered discussions about enforcement of orders and dairy industry concerns. Mentions of councils, deadlines, and community actions hint at a broad governance dispute with unclear specifics and dates.
The article outlines a theater festival at Magantin with performances including a notable heater show. It mentions Dorcas and Melba as participants and hints at dances, music, and family attendance. A festival atmosphere and community interest are emphasized throughout.
The fragmentary OCR notes reference a film journey with mentions of actors and crew, a theater premiere, and touring plans. It notes a Helena Derby and a director tied to a Pyrenean setting, with hints of staged performances and a potential year of release pending confirmation.
The readable portions reference Miral and a French aviator, with garbled mentions of constitutional points, elections, and various geopolitical phrases. The passage includes scattered names and places, but remains largely incoherent and lacks a clear event, dates, or outcomes to anchor a precise summary.
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