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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
4
The pending tariff bill in Congress promises to test the protectionist doctrine as a cure for industrial woes or a misstep toward revenue only. Supporters claim broad benefits for regional interests while opponents fear shifting burdens and a return to free trade.
President Harding did not sponsor the international disarmament conference measure and opposed its adoption when the majority of Congress sought to take the initiative. The piece contrasts Harding with Wilson on handling men and policy.
The article notes golf expanding beyond private clubs to municipal and public links in cities like New York Chicago and San Antonio. It cites a wartime clerk and a young rider as exemplars of the democratic spread, with the Amatuer Championship in Britain highlighting the sport’s rising accessibility.
The article notes rising public fascination with golf as the Open Championship in Great Britain goes to an expatriate Scot, Sam Hutchison, who now plays professionally in the United States. He ties with a younger laboring competitor named Wethered, illustrating the game's democratic spread from clerks to workers and its widening appeal worldwide.
Historical theft records show detectives mainly stole crime stories and temporary fiction, with crafts, arts, and mechanical manuals also taken. Bible thefts were rare, suggesting readers or moral factors. A psychologist notes many thieves appear mentally unsettled, while overall reading declines in modern times.
In this chapter the narrator reads about the Underwood murder case headlines and follows the investigation scene at the mansion. Bartley and the butler discuss unlocked doors and a missing item as the coroner prepares the inquest with District Attorney Sullivan testifying briefly about a phone call and a western mansion visit.
A fragmented old text recounts a lawyer and a performer named Winkie in a courtly chat about show business and a controversial training tale. The dialogue touches on compensation, public performance, and a backstage mishap with thermal water and steam during a Cincinnati production.
Ambiguous text describes a diplomatic offer by Swede to negotiate a commercial accord with the Tuan Soviet sovereign state Cerny. Delegates from Miele and Kerchenlzeft are mentioned as involved in the invitation and negotiation process.
Scattered text references Tenopre The Tow ahie Pearhyn reflections revue and a list of names with odd spellings. It mentions Tom Mix in a Sage 6060 and dubious titles like Ec Mave Fiynds with unclear context and broken phrases.
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