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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1921

Page

4

Texas Senate Rejects Pay Cuts for UT Faculty Amid Budget Fears

The Texas Senate faced proposals to reduce salaries for University of Texas professors as it weighed state finances. Lawmakers refused to adopt “false economy” cuts, choosing to fund existing institutions within income and delay new building projects until finances improve. They argued UT faculty are highly skilled, globally recognized, and would attract offers from larger schools, while defending the principle of prudent fiscal policy.

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Camp Travis Permanently Retained as Cantonment

War Department confirms Camp Travis remains a permanent cantonment in San Antonio. Local residents celebrate the decision, noting the camp’s value to the army and country while reflecting on potential shifts under a new secretary of war and changing administrations. The piece emphasizes San Antonio’s support and expected stability for the military installation.

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San Antonio Cemented as Permanent Military Center

Disinterested experts confirm San Antonio's vital role as a military hub. War Department plans to keep Camp Travis as a permanent cantonment, despite nonpermanent camp structures. Officials in Washington consider permanent buildings within twenty five years, reinforcing the camp's future importance.

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They Fooled Us Once About Europe and the League

A skeptical essay traces Allied reliance on American aid in World War I to the Paris peace era. It argues veterans and citizens rejected entangling alliances and questions the willingness of France and Britain to honor the League of Nations. It critiques liberty restrictions, Prohibition, and lawlessness as signs of a broader Americanism under strain.

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Verboten Fruits in Major General Dickmans Texas Address

General Joseph T. Dickman spoke before the Texas Legislature, delivering warnings and comments that resonated beyond the state. His remarks highlighted conservative tendencies and drew attention to broader national implications.

Joseph T. Dickman Texas Dickman Southern Department

Love Gone and Daze: A Millay-Style Street Lament

A fragmentary style meditation on love departed and the ache of fleeting time. The speaker laments a vanished beloved, the dull ache of life continuing and neighbors' scrutiny, echoing Millay's tone and imagery.

Krack Harrow Diane

Only of Thee and Me Poem Fragment by Louis Gilmerer

Fragmentary poetic lines reflect a 19th or early 20th century amateur verse. The text weaves repeated phrases about only of thee and me, wind, rain, sun, and nature with uncertainties in spelling. The source presents garbled diction and scattered stanzas and includes a signature-like line Louis: Gilermerer.

Fragmented verse reads like rustic ramble in Old World speech

A damaged OCR fragment presents quirky, archaic lines about bees, mills, birds, fragrance, and village life. Names such as Aleal Powell and Kamel Ror appear amid garbled imagery. The piece reads like a poetic medley with unclear syntax and missing context.

A Will That Was Not Drawn In The Underwood Mystery

In CHAPTER XVIII of The Underwood Mystery Bartley and I discuss the case at the house after a tense scene. A found envelope reveals eight thousand dollars missing from a bank, matching Vance’s claims, while Mrs Underwood’s movements and Ransome’s arrest loom. The pair ponder how to use the money and delay the suspect, as they search a library vault for clues and confront possible motives surrounding the crime.

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Fragmentary witness dialogue in a New England courtroom scene

A garbled diary like transcript recalls Judge Grant and Underwood discussing a case. Williams appears in the room as Bartley and Corthe whisper of a city trip while a defendant’s appearance triggers reflections on a stern naval judge type. A long, thin man named Hiendge is described with a crooked smile as a key figure in the scene.

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NO REPORT OF STRIKE AND FALTERING LABOR ACTION

A garbled foreign dispatch notes a potential general strike by Broxicon railway workers and uncertain official guidance. Reports claim unrest spread to Cougil with jobless men available, while Mexican officials consider wage reductions and contingency plans if a walkout occurs.

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Where to Go PSneens and Wedding Belle Tmpires Liters

Fragmented article notes a wedding themed event and a civic meeting. It mentions names such as Constance Lal maige and Diusae ant Cougany, with hints of a public vote and improvements program. The text references Mission Improvements in Texas and budgets for water works and fire protection, including an apportioned amount of 825,000 and 40,000 for related projects. The overall piece is obscured but indicates planning and funding decisions set for a January or February timeframe.

Kentuckian Married by Denes We Wyliarn at Home

A Kentuckian ties the knot with a local partner in a ceremony described by residents as a domestic union. The event, noted by the community, occurred recently and involved standard wedding rites as reported in town chatter.

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Unclear fragmentary text from Texas item

Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a contracting matter in Texas with unclear names and locations, lacking coherent facts or identifiable subjects to summarize into a proper news item.

Quaint country farm tale with city man and rustics

A rustic farm scene unfolds with a city man visiting a farmhouse and community, mingling with Hayseed folks, shared jokes, and a wary romance. The narrative blends rural charm and social clamor as townsfolk watch and comment. The talk centers on harmony, class, and a hinted proposal.

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