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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
2
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A fragmented report on the Democratic platform adopted at Denver highlights a push for national health labor and education reform. It calls for consolidating public health into a national bureau under a new Department of Labor and seeks cabinet representation, contrasting with Republican positions. The piece also notes unrelated notices about The Sunday Light.
The article previews an illustrated Sunday Light with fashion notes by Mrs. Cholly Knickerbocker on undergarments for a proposed sheath gown and mentions recurring features like the Bingville Bugle for boys and girls. It also cites local democracy tensions, Bexar county’s surplus, and questions about tag rates and campaign contributors.
The Dallas News notes a three month rise of nearly 4 million dollars in deposits across all 487 state banks and 54 national banks in the new state after the guarantee law took effect. Deposits in Oklahoma National Banks not using the guarantee lagged behind pre panic levels by 839 thousand. The only bank failure reported was Coalgate, which did not ripple. Depositors were slow to withdraw. The piece argues broad popular support for guaranteeing deposits and urges federal and state adoption elsewhere with stricter bank inspection.
Denison Hern speaks on giving every seeker a square deal and urging respect for the law and legitimate business across Texas. He says swift impact will follow and promises protection for all interests when standards are followed.
A playful regional note extols Bast Esaa and its orchards and fruit, claiming beauty and abundance with a humorous flourish and local pride from Anderson County Tlevald.
A fragment from Pall River News quotes a New York bankers firm predicting the country’s near term period of greatest prosperity yet to come. The piece asks for further commentary to complete the sentiment.
The police made 2 arrests in most cases for fighting. Proposals for purchase of new city sands were discussed by the mayor. Miss Mary Lorens wedding to Peter Kuwaullg will take place tomorrow. Rutherford, state health officer from Houston, arrived on official business. A boy was caught robbing a saloon cash drawer and turned over to police. Miss Mary Haley is improving from typhoid fever. Albert Jogke left for New York on business. Sheriff Jones of Canziles arrived in the city.
July 13 in history lists naval hero Jonnyaul Jones who died in Darks, born 1471 Arthur Penghyn Stanley died in Westufastec, Gondon born 1815 Rose Terry Cooke American author died born 1800 Horatio G. Adger famed writer died born 1834 Astronomical events note Sun set and moon rise times, moon age and a conjunction with a planet passing southward from west to east.
A discarded corn cob pipe found in a pigeonhole of the old Light editorial office recalls George A. Marlin’s rise from courier to editor at the Daily Light. Marlin later led the BE Paso Herald and is remembered as a capable Texas newspaperman, though the pipe bore no name.
A reflective piece critiques the over storage of phrases and labels in politics and culture. It mocks the ritual use of slogans and canned lines while noting how urgency compels their resurfacing. The author likens language to stored provisions, kept for critical moments.
Four year old Tittle Thay watches a creature at the window, exclaiming about a squirrel that can walk upright and handle magic wands. The fragment blends product mentions with a portrait of childhood curiosity from an August Delineator item.
Vanderlip urges immediate federal corporation law linking interstate business to a national charter. He says current Sherman act use is unworkable for large firms, threatening chaos. A federal charter would ensure honest conduct, public accountability, and lessen burdens on business and people.
Political notices authorize numerous candidates for sheriff county attorney district clerk constable and other posts in Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. Names include D D Lindsey W I Goforth James McCloskey Chez F Stevens H Lancaster George Surkey T J Newtor Andres Coy Jr August Blesenbach Join B H Trainer Nc0 iE J jideves J Ed Wilkens Vivian J Hamilton Michael F Campbell Frank T Newten M E B Beeldey Arthur W Seeligson Theodore Harris Merry Hertzberg Ren Flak Nessop Lytle.
The Light 19 announces Chester H. Terrell as a candidate for Representative, Place No. 3 from Bexar County, subject to the Democratic primaries. Otto Whittmuth is named as a candidate for Representative Place No. 2 in Bexar County, pending Democratic primary action.
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