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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1918

Page

4

Roon's German Peace Terms Mocked as Big Laugh

A column ridicules a German speaker Herr Roon for proposing harsh wartime terms to Britain France and the U S. It mocks logic and suggests Germany would demand vast indemnities and territorial gains. The piece ends by warning Roon to leave the Rhine region or face policing actions.

Roon Germany Junker Great Britain France United States Roun Gibraltar Spain Fyot Suez Canal Turkey Belgium French Calais Herr Roon Rhine

Panhandle Bank Notes Drought Impact Felt in Region

A Panhandle bank statement cites severe drought effects on livestock numbers and grazing conditions. The note discusses potential herd reductions and financial strain from the dry spell impacting agricultural operations.

Government eyes federal control of stock yards and meat prices

The article argues that marketing animals may be restricted to stabilize beef prices and ensure fair returns for cattle producers. It notes Texas and New Mexico’s grazing prominence, the potential benefits of federal oversight, and the need to curb profiteering while protecting both producers and consumers.

Texas New Mexico United States

Military Beards in Wartime Spark Draft Objections and Policy

A court martial debate over conscientious objectors shifts to beard refusals as Mennonite recruits from Oklahoma resist shaving. The army, long against beards, has yet to officially settle the issue, while Russia preserves beards as statesmanlike badges amid broader grooming trends.

Oklahoma Russia

Letters to The Light Praise War Savings Campaign Support

A reader expresses appreciation for The Light newspaper’s backing of the War Savings campaign in Texas. The letter commends newspaper workers in Texas for cooperation with the government and notes personal thanks from Louis Lipsitz, State Director of the War Savings Committee, Dallas.

Men of Texas United States Treasury Department Bexar County Louis Lipsitz War Savings Committee Dallas Lexus

Soldier's Wife Seeks Fair Scrip and Savings Stamp Plea

A soldier's wife laments the strain of a $30 monthly budget and housing costs while asked to pledge for savings stamps. She questions how to survive on $80 amid loneliness, food, clothing, and rent, urging fairness and empathy from civilians and soldiers alike.

Ilian Verd

Labor Agencies and Mexican Labor Issues

Letter to the editor defending licensed employment offices and their state bonds. The writer notes inspectors travel statewide to enforce laws, acknowledges some mistreatment but says misdeeds stem from employers not paying transport costs, leaving workers stranded and unpaid. A recent case involved a broker selling workers and collecting wages.

Workers seek fair treatment via employment offices stance

A letter from M. L. Osborn defends the United States Employment Service role in directing labor to work during the war. He says private offices err, urges reporting any abuses to the labor commissioner in Austin, and asserts agencies will prosecute wrongdoers and their bondsmen.

United States Austin Oscorn Wet Prenton Fleet

Vaudeville and theater bill highlights at Majestic Royal and Princess

The program features Will Oakland in Danny O Gill at the Majestic with Mme Gronin’s electrical spectacular and Aime Cronin’s city piece. Krazy Kats Revue headlines the Royal with Janet and Warren Leland Paint O Graphy and Beatrice Cumberfield dances. The Princess presents Musical Conservatory and a feature photoplay The Order of Sotta starring Alice Brady.

Will Oakland Majestic Oakland The Danny O'Gil Tate Waaudeville Danny O'Ghl U. S.A Mr. Oakland Ireland Mme. Gronin Qakland Aime Cronin Jueliette the Royal Charles Anderson Beatrice Cumberfield Mrey Dry Bill Parsons Stusical Princess Musical Conservatory Wmrek-Fier Princsss Theater Tilly Doss Kaneh Walker Pexasi de Vor Daston Tide Alice Brady Orden

Grand Theatre Clips Film Attracts Rentire Pictures

The Grand shows Rentire Pictures with Francis Ford directing and starring, featuring Dan Murson as Rose Larktey in a striking elton girl role. The cast includes Jack Newton, Willam Canfield, Lois Scott, Well Coyne, and Kama Warren. Beginning tomorrow the week shifts to My Own United States with Arnold Daly and a large cast in Metro historical drama.

Rentire Pictures the Grand Vin America Theivand O United States Arnold Daly Metro

Women in Atlas Learn To Vote in Texas Primaries

Guidance for first time female voters in Atlas Texas explains eligibility age residence citizenship and registration steps. It covers who is a citizen who may register between June 26 and July 12 and where to register with county tax collectors or deputies. The piece outlines how and when women vote on July 27 1918 and how ballots are prepared and marked with a focus on avoiding errors and invalid ballots.

Datlas Texas Xas Mit Court House America Atso Seerpy

Medical Practices Among Philippine Natives Revealed

The Journal of the American Medical Association notes simple native diagnosis methods and remedies for malaria and ailments. It describes lunar prognoses and remedies such as yerba brena leaves, and mentions native tooth extraction and gold silver payments to silversmiths.

Journal of the American Medical Association

Fragmented wartime chatter and readings from a busy day

A collage of wartime opinions and snippets on taxes cats and draft talk. A Missouri man courts a girl who sues for stealing chickens while a railway of quips touches aviation corps prices and a Chicago worker and a Berliner bus rider feature in a rambling town chrono.

Missouri

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