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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
6
Candidates Newton Archer and Burke addressed a Highland Park audience about their records as officers. The event featured sharp exchanges on cases, law, and duties, with Newton defending reform and fiscal accountability while Archer outlined his clerical qualifications and staffing.
The document cites Captain Carl I Vogelswag of the Reenklyn Navy Yard being informed of a Rear Admiral promotion while discussing local election issues. It references candidates Jack Burke and Joe Walch, clerks’ office concerns, and accusations of public office activities affecting efficiency, with mentions of Osceola Avehershay and other unnamed figures amid a debatable county clerk’s office.
Captain West of the Quartermaster Corps announces an auction at the motor group Fort Saw Houston beginning at 9 am on August 8. Two Indian motorcycles will be sold, terms cash. This public notice lists allied ads and local business services as context.
Walton Pettitt explained how the nine states organized marketed and financed their cotton association. About 8,000,000 bales of cotton under contract will be marketed through the Dallas Cotton Exchange with headquarters in Dallas and nine other states already organized. The plan aims to ship and grade cotton through Houston until delivery at Dallas while providing credit and preventing further losses.
A local campaign report from Taerfeburg indicates Horlaberg of Viney is confident about a Saturday morning election result. The candidate cites district returns and suggests Guadauepe may be affected as counts come in.
Thirteen thieves and light losses dominate a night of minor crimes. Police headquarters logged numerous calls from 1011 until dawn. The city jail held thirty five prisoners Friday morning, the smallest tally in police records for years. A ring set with pearls, a check rejector, a purse with ten dollars, and a pistol were among stolen items. Details include thefts at multiple addresses on Boston Avenue, West Houston Street, Omaha Street, and others, with various residences noting clothing and cash losses.
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