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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
1
A senate inquiry exchange recounts a witness alleging robbery of his baggage as he traveled home. The testimony, amid charges of misused awards and forged documents, ties to a broader probe into alleged illegal soldier hangings and veteran affairs.
An unclear report notes statements by a manager identified as Niteron Buren regarding an employee named Green. The item references Minneasota or Minnesota locales and a date around January 26, mentioning possible employment status and discharge questions. The text remains fragmentary and requires clarification of names and actions.
C. D. Hide bard, northwest district manager, stated that information withheld from the Investigating Committee prevented a proper scale of the inquiry. The veteran asserts he has never been an employee, challenging official interpretations and prompting a review of records and procedures.
W J F Sebults and Z G Jewin were arraigned and released on $500 bond after a Prohibition investigation. Sebults allegedly posed as a detective and contacted police headquarters promising to guide them to liquor, leading officers to a north side residence where Irwin and Sebultz were arrested. Officers found a certificate of Tomming in Sebults pocket as evidence.
Senator Myers calls for investigation into the motion picture industry charging political influence by major studios. Reverend Chase argues industry risks politics with a federal manager and judiciary subcommittee debates regulation and enforcement in Washington.
Fifty new members joined the San Antonio branch of the Quartermaster Association per Secretary Cant D A Hayes. A membership drive increased Washership and reduced fees with initiation waived and only the 2 annual dues and 3 for the Quartermaster Review charged. Money refunded to those who joined at 8. The next regular testing of the San Antonio branch is set for a downtown hotel on Wednesday in February.
Governor Melly arrived from New York at 11 o'clock and was welcomed by a large Dayta Hican crowd. As he left the pier, the mob pressed toward his automobile, forcing a foot chase of about a quarter mile. Police struggled to restore order before he reached the palace where he thanked supporters for the welcome.
Fragmentary report describes Empress journeying from unspecified origin toward Funchal Madeira. Mention of King Ale and Queen Vitara appears in garbled text with references to other royal figures and a planned continuation of travel by sea or land.
A vintage advertorial promotes Black and White Beauty Bleach to remove blemishes and freckles, notes a cleansing cream to soothe sensitive skin, and suggests using these toilet preparations daily. It invites readers to request the Hugh and White Dream Book or write to Plough in Memphis Tennessee.
Denver Colorado resident Mrs J Liman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of illness. She notes husbands urging treatment and urges other women to try the remedy, claiming relief where other medicines failed.
A Chicago surface lines fire caused about 1.5 million dollars in damage as two hundred street cars were destroyed or damaged. Motor power failure and derailment led to the wreck, with authorities reporting extensive losses and halted service across the routes. In nearby New York, Morse Dry Dock faced a potential multimillion fire risk, while Texas cattle report weight loss amid severe cold.
A guide suggests dissolving a spoonful of canilices in hot water to create a shampoo liquid. It claims this homemade mix cleanses scalp, removes dandruff and oil, and leaves hair glossy, fluffy, and attractive without high costs.
An article notes opera hats reappearing as a stylish accessory for Broadway visitors and shop windows in the bright light district. It highlights newly favored velour felt brims and underbrim details, with wearers pairing them with formal tuxedoes as demand surges.
An urgent appeal from Austria to allied powers requests immediate financial help. The Times reports a favorable response possible by Thursday or Friday. Austria reportedly needs around 2.5 million pounds sterling to avert dire consequences.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure-all. It claims chronic stomach and digestive ills, bilious attacks, and general weakness were healed, and promotes Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels. The piece urges readers to write for free advisory pamphlets from Dr. Pierce's in Buffalo.
An OCR fragment promotes a home remedy for colds using a tea mixture from a called pharmacy. It suggests mixing a small spoonful with boiling water and drinking promptly to relieve congestion, bowels, and cold symptoms, though the text is garbled and inconsistent.
The article discusses British government pressure on Austria's crisis and a proposed loan. It warns that a purely British loan could avoid alliance risks but risks delaying rapid French action. It notes potential domino effects on neighboring nations and stresses urgency of preventing Austrian collapse.
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