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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1923

Page

3

Ambassador to Cuba and the Crowder appointment debate

The article discusses President Harding considering General Crowder for ambassador to Cuba, arguing his army experience and proven practical ability suit the role. It notes the shift from unofficial to official capacity and the belief that diplomatic work requires a trusted, capable figure at the head of the table.

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Senator Borah in Reverse on Versailles Treaty Debate

The article reflects on Senator Borah’s stance against the Versailles Treaty, criticizing U.S. participation and the rejection of Wilson’s fourteen points. It discusses moral principles versus expediency, noting Germany’s surrender and the complexities of postwar diplomacy. The piece frames the Senate’s opposition as a clash between idealism and pragmatic policy.

Wilson era policy speech defends U S war role

The article reproduces a policy speech criticizing Wilson and arguing for cautious American involvement in postwar Europe. It defends the Versailles treaty terms, critiques German surrender and French actions, and notes Senator Borah’s opposition to binding the United States to war plans while urging recognition of Fourteen Points.

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A Strange World and the Crisis of Civilization

A fragmentary essay argues postwar moral crisis, questioning if a decent world philosophy can survive. It speculates whether Freemen face assault by totalitarian ideas and whether an allied world’s philosophy can avert disaster or collapse amid a clash of civilizations.

Talis Devon Bee Ely

Fragmented World War Debates On Wealth and Peace

The discussion centers on global conflicts driven by material wealth and national self-justification. It notes war-era tensions between altruism and greed, with Britain and America shaping postwar opinions and recasting obligations and loans amid a cautious push for stability. A Kansas City note and poems follow, echoing social unrest and personal lament.

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The Once Over By is J PHILLIPS

Gibberish OCR summary includes sea liquor flotilla and prohibition era chaos. Mentions ships steering through fleets, special traffic rules, and prices per case. Describes sailors in aprons and pink garments, betting on baseball scores, with chaotic scenes aboard vessels amid prohibition era disruption.

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Where to Go But Misadventure in 1920s Motion Pictures

Fragmented OCR notes mention theaters and titles like Motion Pictures and a 1920s urban scene in New York. Names such as Crockett and Fad appear among garbled phrases. The readable text hints at a public gathering or screening with uncertain details and datelines.

Farmers wives and armor dress proposal shocks readers

A Washington DC correspondent reports a bizarre farm scheme. The plan would place a cast armor dress on a farmer’s wife, secured with adhesive tape and sand, then released when the wearer stands still. The piece satirizes official meddling and public reaction to new agricultural ideas.

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Reforms for Driver Licensing in Medicine Study

H Addington Bruce discusses Francis Plessinger’s proposals urging stricter licensing for automobile operators. The plan favors rigorous physical and mental examinations for all applicants, with a ban on licenses for the unfit and a system of regular reexaminations to curb accidents and fatalities amid rising traffic.

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Night Visitor at Friend’s House Leads to Tense Alarm

A late night guest alarmed the household with a revolver threat after a drinking session and erratic behavior. The intruder reportedly demanded payment and fled after a confrontation, while other scenes described include barroom banter and a distant battle narrative.

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