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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
16
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion on health and economic priorities led by Surgeon General Dr. Hum and possibly Governor Kilby with Alabama ties. Mentions attendance at an interKR? bar or meeting and charges, but details are unclear.
The report outlines possible broad government restructuring to consolidate various agencies under fewer departments. It mentions moving War, Justice, Treasury, and other departments, with potential shifts of duties such as welfare, agriculture, and prohibition enforcement, into merged entities. The aim is to reduce duplication and improve efficiency.
Tarrant carded 75 to win the championship at the club. Carri posted a larger stroke while others struggled. The event involved local players and officials, with scores and positions noted in the club records.
A vintage profile by Robert Edgren recounts how champions like McFadden, Wert, McGovern, Palmer, Ford, Jeffries, Fitzsimmons, Dempsey, Hackney and others built skill through hard work at trades and rough labor between fights. The piece recalls their daily struggles, resilience, and the smoky gym echoes that forged boxing greatness.
The Sin Antowie Taght earned another victory Wednesday by defeating the Postiffice team in a muddy Arsenal division game. Seber and the five runs supported a strong sixth inning as Browning and Whittaker held the mound with Bonth and Randell contributing.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Brayton Owenby, a sailor, not indicted in connection with the death of Harry Hates at a boxing exhibition in Galveston. The report cites a lunch counter incident and misreads the timing, mentioning last Tuesday as the death date and Wednesday as the court event.
Pretty Kelly, a 61 year old racing figure known from coast to coast, died after a heart condition. He was prominent as manager of Norman Selby and later associated with Denver Eas in big events. His passing shockingly closes a long career in the harness and racing world.
Chicago July 28 The executive committee of grain brokers voted to continue government lead pooling and marketing efforts aimed at stabilizing grain crops for a proposed five year term. The plan would affect crops with an expected enthnonped value of 29 billion dollars and involve continued federal education and coordination with Cincinnati postsaw.
Frenton and Nea ddy report tax nearly 159000 dollars in state revenue. Verna Fier Rend and Rickard contribute 144800 dollars in pay, with company adjustments and groans noted. The recount joins Wel and adds 81445.67 in unspecified charges, illustrating the complex tax accounting for the county.
Fragmented text describes a plan involving U.S. duties on cotton and cotton belt regions, proposing amendments and zones for non-profusion, certification, and a late payment mechanism. The source mentions the Senate and a provision for penalties tied to noncompliance, with unclear references to figures and locales.
Former Toothall head coach Van Ghent, known as Gents, is appointed coach at Bolan State University Palo Alto. He held roles at University of Missouri and University of Coxas Alabama era, directed athletic ad operations, and served as football camp official in World War II period.
A New York health authority meeting on July 24 addressed pellagra and its ravages across states. The briefing outlined federal health concerns and potential actions by the commerce commission in cooperation with public health agencies.
In Newark a divorce action names a co respondent in a case involving a marriage split and allegations of extramarital relations linked to a game of golf. The plaintiff asserts that the co respondent aided in the affair, detailing claims about the spouse and implications for custody and support.
The widow Mire A N Lecelatt wife of the state securities officer died at home Wednesday night after a brief illness. She was about 13 years old in the strange transcription era. Burial may occur in Texas with funeral rites at Eberman. A large portion of the text appears garbled, but the piece notes family members, a juvenile heart project, and local reactions.
A dispatch from the Hoste Agency details arranging contracts and concessions involving Petrovend and Brascow to Dehmarky Tapia and Ching, plus a German Gale Brelivige Company exchange opening with Meteograd and other locations. It notes a Holshevik official denial and mentions railroad material shipments and overseas trade.
In a July 28 issue from Milngatow, reports reveal planters pressing for funds to aid a Bulgarian graduate program. Factory owners seek loans of 900,000 and 20 percent wage reductions affect many workers. The Southern Pacific area edition notes coach and advertising items, with mentions of income and leaves.
In a midweek game, McDonald extended his hitting streak to eleven straight as he delivered a brace of hits and a home run. The performance included a late double and a four-hit day, drawing attention as he climbs toward a league record.
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