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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1922

Page

2

Business interests mobilize to oppose soldier bonus plan

Washington dispatch reports a broad business coalition led by manufacturers and trade groups mobilizing to defeat the proposed soldiers bonus. The National Association of Manufacturers with 6000 members and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States join the anti bonus push, urging members to lobby Congress and publicize treasury findings on the economic impact.

Harden Coufax Washington, D. C Tulers New York Congress Mi T Stropzth National Association Def Manufacturers Lanachri Chamber of Commerce of United States Samerican Bankers’ Association Los Angeles Salu Lott Busi Cydustvind Connists Ue Fe Inmindershijy Ons Corton Fabertional Stone National Paper Bos Manufaturere International Milk Lent Wx’ Association Eastern Millinery Association Coco and Chocolate Mosineturers American Fruit and Vegetable Shipper Automotive Equipment Associke National Autoebile Chamber of Cloarmanres Mellon Untier Jury Mellon Treasury Derek Examnatum House Senate

Moscow Market Scenes Show Luxury Goods For Sale

An excerpt describes a chaotic post revolutionary environment in Moscow where nearly anything appears for sale. It notes improvised cafes under Bolshevik leadership, lavish furnishings in private rooms, and walls lined with oil paintings and crests from famous families. An American party visits a grand church as vendors observe, reflecting a society immersed in barter and display amid upheaval.

Moscow Skolka Russia Josh Bourseoisie Wai Ehanger Foreign Exchange

New Traffic Control Plan to Guide Detroit River Traffic

Tietrall Michigan Jun 80 4 new system aims to regulate four miles of flow from a central water tower at Woodward and Michigan. Police Inspector Jackson announced an automated signaling network with subsidiary towers at main intersections to coordinate vehicular movement, relieving officers to oversee lane compliance.

Four Miles Detroit Tietrall Mich Jun Con Woodwart Michigan Temours of Wells Detroit River Woodard Rai Street

Taxed grain fields face collection woes amid bandit activity

The article notes widespread tax in kind failures on grain cultivation and tax returns across over 5 million acres. It cites government difficulty collecting levies in remote regions, especially with bandit and peasant band activity hindering agents in the hills.

Spiders Predict Rain Warn of Heavy Weather

Spiders are cited as certain rain prophets by Anghe Harris of Demet near San Bernardino. Harris asserts years of observing tarantulas show they respond to impending heavy rain by digging and seeking higher elevations, suggesting the arachnids can forecast weather hours in advance. Christian Science editors note the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston announced Sunday night that nothing under its manual alters church doctrine.

San Bernardino Cal Anghe Harris Demet Harkson Christian Science Nesoed Froston Mass First Church Wf. Christ Scientist Christan Science Churchley

New York Editors Appointed to Christian Science Publishing

Willig J Abbott and Albert Phid Gi, both of New York, named editors as Christian Science publications appoint new trustees for the Christian Science Publishing Society who have accepted the elections.

Willig J. Abbot Albert Phid Gimore New York Christian Seience Publications Christian Science Publishing Society

Democratic Committeeman Wheaton Dies in Minneapolis

Minneapolis obituary notes the death of 81 year old Democratic national committeeman M. Wheaton from Minnesota at a local hospital Sunday after a long battle with heart disease brought on by overwork. The notice appears amid weather and service ad clutter.

Minneapolis Man Jan M. Wheaton Ninnesota Dell

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