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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
6
A long discussion on the national women’s rights movement highlights proposals to give women legal equality in marriage, custody, property, and jury service. Advocates argue for equal rights, while opponents warn of disruptive social changes and insist on preserving traditional family roles.
A garbled OCR fragment references pneumonia and persistent illness with vague mentions of remedies and medical terms. It hints at respiratory symptoms, recovery hopes, and possible treatments but lacks coherent details, dates, or named entities.
The Associated Press reports intensifying violence as torpedo-like devices and bombs destroy two houses in rapid succession. A neighbor, Mrs Corrigan, and her maid fled as explosions rattled windows and scorched the street. In other news, William Wohlfirt dies in his home with interment at a local cemetery. Surviving relatives include his mother and six siblings.
Secretary Mellon in a reply to Senate Finance Chairman McComber opposed a Bursum bill to establish a one billion dollar credit for the German government for foodstuffs in the United States. He said it contravenesTreasury policy and that the United States Treasury has no funds for foreign government loans.
In Corbin Kentucky railroad employer fights with special police, a gun battle leaves two dead and two wounded. Officials say no trouble is expected in the city and the motive and opposing party remain unclear.
W H Mendrick of San Antonio was chosen as civilian aide for the Eighth Corps area to assist in Civilian Military Training activities for the coming year. The appointment follows a meeting where national secretary Tom Re Wyles of Chicago spoke for the C M L C Association. The role is honorary and involves coordination across Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, and surrounding states.
Chicago jun 81 warrants issued by the state's attorney's office for the arrest of State Representative Lawrence O'Brien brewer Harold O'Brien two policemen Frank Tombando alleged to be a political ally of Representative Brien and others on charges of tampering with ballots in violation of the election laws names and ranks pass in the text as officials and witnesses describe a broad inquiry spanning political figures and law enforcement.
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