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Real suit bargains offered today and Saturday with strong emphasis on limited time. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of discounts on men's and possibly women's suits while supplies last.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
11
Real suit bargains offered today and Saturday with strong emphasis on limited time. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of discounts on men's and possibly women's suits while supplies last.
Tax payments surge on final day as officials struggle with delinquent accounts and exemptions. Clerks processed funds despite confusion over ad valorem rates and deadlines while observers note broader political tension and national relief networks in play.
Senate action backs a utilities measure as Dallas and Austin protests unfold. The drive aims to place highway department oversight under rail commission, with a joint legislative committee to conduct a thorough probe. House debate and local opposition frame the evolving politics of Texas infrastructure and finance.
About 1500 prisoners at Leavenworth go on strike described as protesting forced labor and harsh treatment. The report cites grievances over work with black soldiers, shorter rations, longer sentences, and recent gun releases. officials say no mutiny and aim to resolve quickly. A fire damaged a quartermaster storehouse. security tightened with prisoners confined and some in solitary.
Report covers George Ternily a Black man sentenced to death, the governor granting a temporary stay. It details the Houston San Antonio area agitation, pardon board recommendations, and debate over clemency for two inmates. One discusses Brady and Healy with jail conduct noted.
Fragmented text discusses Wilson's stance on an Allied policy described as loot. It references ideas around a mandatory system, a League of Nations framework, trusteeship for colonies, and open dome and equal opportunity concepts. The passage is damaged and unclear but centers on strategic governance and postwar international structure.
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