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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1921
Page
4
The governor attacks bootlegger leniency in courts and calls for Dean act changes. He seeks to shield buyers from being felons and to make still and liquor evidence strong against bootleggers. He warns against stripping safeguards of justice for expedient punishment.
A distressed note warns wage reductions affect many workers as railroads cut pay and employers push for restoration to prewar levels. Farmers face price declines, while industry responses vary. The piece highlights widespread hardship and rising protests amid shifts in wages and costs.
The article argues city workers suffer more from wage reductions than farmers. It notes farmers can adapt by replanting or selling equipment, while urban workers face rent, utilities, and rising costs with uncertain jobs. It contrasts breadlines in cities with farmers staying afloat on the land.
Remarks before a senate committee by Robert S. Marx, national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, claim former service men and hospital care are inadequately addressed by public health plans. Witnesses describe rough treatment of insane patients and criticize hospital conditions while noting shifting military demobilization and funding cuts affect former servicemen and many remaining in service. Veterans receive $80 monthly and public wards, with benefits cited as favorable yet under political change.
As discharge processes raise the number of wounded or sick men in hospitals the burden on officers and medical corps grows. While troops can endure, the public narrative often omits the less flattering side of care and quarantine.
The article argues that reductions in iron and steel prices will aid farmers who use about a third of U S production and benefit railroads as major consumers. It notes prior farm and railroad hardships from high machinery costs and wartime controls, suggesting steel makers lowered prices to slow building and industrial activity, improving the national outlook.
A garbled notice from Fort San Houston announces a public auction of 70,000 fleece lineal miiersains. The text shows confusion about international sentiment toward disarmament and a costly armament program, reflecting fragmented OCR read with partial phrases about Japan Britain and a United effort.
An unreadable stream of garbled text presents a fragmentary historical account with scattered names and places. It references Sallfebary Tow, a Tevel award, and figures like Walter Thoepburs, offering a glimpse of a disrupted local page or diary entry rather than a clear news event.
The testimony unfolds around a murder case with defendant Underwood and family ties. Witness accounts describe pressures, gambling debts, an arrest rumor, and a late night near Clark's as reporters in a fogged house discuss the verdict path and the motive behind the crime.
An obscured diary like fragment recounts a man waking in fear as a tree falls and a menacing figure or force pursues him. He senses danger and attempts to escape, with confused references to a day at the office and a hidden danger tied to a hider or intruder.
A disjointed account follows a worried father and daughter as they react to a nervous state and a confusing night. The scene shifts through a police station, an attempted escape, and a need for lodging, ending with weather and travel notes and a cautious plan to spend the night in Houston.
The Austin Texas July twenty eight year finds a flood of incorporation notices and charter amendments across multiple firms. Names include Wen AMunta Daventy Jett Covinuay Muione and KG inher with capital stocks and varied rosters. Authorities report new charters for Parsiehy Uy A Hiking and Sanderson Capital Steel among others, with capital amounts cited and regional offices listed in Fort Worth Houston El Paso and Oklahoma. Public notices reference amendments to charters for United Trons Works and Harbour mpanz and mention election terms tied to utility projects and city zone planning.
Encory announces a dividend of 5 pesos per share payable to holders of record, with the payout to be issued under the oversight of manager Alberto V. Ttorwon. The announcement references the principal factories located in Torrnon, Coahuila, and notes the consolidation of industrial operations under Mexted.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event, people, or places to summarize into a factual card. The lines mention legal and public matters but lack specifics. No verifiable entities or dates can be identified for a meaningful T or S.
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