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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1915
Page
2
A Texas Legislature advisory piece argues for allowing women to vote on woman suffrage via a state plebiscite. It suggests funding could come from subscriptions or a minimal statewide special election under constitutional allowances. The author contends both sides fear the result less than denying women a voice.
The piece argues for a state wide informational vote to gauge women’s desire for suffrage before a constitutional amendment. It suggests a pilot election using a pretense of data gathering, with white women meeting age and residency requirements to vote, to guide lawmakers on future actions and assess voter interest.
Secretary Redfield warns against foreign shipper exactions that throttle American commerce and push imports abroad. Dr. Pratt touts a real trade balance driven by wartime exports, saying Europe owes the United States over 143 million as freight costs rise. Both urge Congress to seize expanding opportunities and favor American bottoms.
The excerpt shows citizens persuaded by Colonel Rowsevelt against the proposed Colonilsian treaty. It notes public attention to the change demanded by Senator Rog and hints at political tensions as Mr Root expresses opinions affecting the colonel. The fragment reflects a heated era of policy and leadership.
Washington reports suggest Senate consideration of a treaty with Colombia for 425 million and an apology for Roosevelt's recognition of Panamanian independence. Opponents argue the U S should avoid payout while seeking fair debt settlements, questioning why the United States would apologize or compensate for historic actions.
Fragmented editorial notes discuss United States responsibility in the Philippines and concerns about independence. Mentions Mexico conditions, and criticizes Rockefeller methods and monopolistic railroads. Includes hostile views on Socialists and Democrats uniting against competition.
Patterson has been appointed banking and insurance commissioner by Governor elect Ferguson, a statewide prohibitionist. The move marks recognition of Patterson by the incoming administration, amid questions about his past ties and rivalries with Ex Senator Bailey as reported by the Temple Telegram.
The Commission on Industrial Relations may stray from its mandate as it investigates the Mackefeller and Zarnegi Foundations and other large endowments. Some members fear the inquiry will drift toward concerns about monarchies or monopolies, risking little accomplished.
A New York Press note argues for funding more battleships like the 1900 ton Jason and her six sisters. It calls for high speed crowdside coating gear and strong naval budgets to ensure readiness amid budget limits.
The Denison Herald notes that rulers of Norway, Denmark and Sweden met to perfect platix work for preserving strict neutrality. It urges all nations to adopt precautions to avoid entanglement in the great war and foresees monarchies and principalities falling before hostilities end.
A garbled OCR passage discusses international affairs, mentioning Bulgaria, a wirky of ere More Alon ak larte, and Carn hys in relation to Jeera. The passage references diplomatic pace, panel seating, and a perception of global tension, with unclear names and places.
A fragmented letter to the editor discusses public reaction to World War I with references to American neutrality, German ships, and the Atlantic theatre. The writer weighs naval risks, mentions Turkey and Japan, and cautions prudent policy while urging vigilance against dangers at home and abroad.
A swry from Lews M. Jackers fanuus play is advertised with George Arliss in a novelized form. Dr Martyn A. Jhauinean-By arrangement with the John Lave Vo. 4011.
An evening at the Duchess of Glestomery's house features Benjamin Disraeli engaging guests, sparking wit and tension. Travers and Mrs. Travers observe his charm while Disraeli gently lights social sparks, provoking the duchess and exposing class tensions amid lively commentary.
The article notes a self supporting restaurant system in Austria that serves inexpensive meals to the poor and aids school children, with broad charitable provisions. It compares to a Norwegian scheme supplying meals and notes the broader wartime context and thrift in food distribution.
An article argues for using prisoners of war to work German fields to feed German mouths, noting Russia and potentially England and France may adopt similar policies. It discusses legality, prisoner welfare, and the broader economic benefits, while acknowledging opposition as difficult to justify.
Fashion note discusses wearing choices with grace and softness in fabrics. It mentions outfits with macramé look, tassels, black accents, and sea color tones. The piece highlights a fashionable silhouette and accessory choices, emphasizing elegance and modern styling.
A Sunday night vaudeville bill at the Majestic Theatre draws mixed notices. Performances feature stagecraft, stylized dances, and a notable turn by Alien Fey and Artha Lin, with albumlike novelty acts and animal tricks. Critics praise some acts while noting uneven pacing and lingering excess.
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