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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic narrative about Americans in Odessa and Constantinople, referencing widows, marriages, and persecution under Bolshevik rule. Names such as Mrs Rainer and Henry Potter appear amid accusations, consular intrigue, and distress faced by women and families.
Obituary notices the death of I C Shafer a longtime business figure in San Antonio and Westport Tah native. He operated a local business for years and was connected with the Western Pacific firm. Survived by a wife two brothers and several children. Funeral arrangements pending with details to be announced.
A fragmented report shows Carrington’s leader resigning on a Wednesday while plans shift toward a new management cycle. It mentions AMIN MOlHHRIN and HL Prescott Tendlinge Fiera, with references to organization changes and a forthcoming event in Hew, Latentational Txrovition.
The fragmentary OCR notes mention lowered car prices and a model or brand reference. It includes garbled names and serial markers, suggesting a public notice or advertisement snippet but lacks coherent details to identify a specific event, location, or entities.
A court injunction case involving Land old ste and parties George and Mabel spat proceeded in the Court of Civil Patel district. The petition by Trantor for forcible entry alleges mortgage and eviction issues. Proceedings included appearances by Mr. Taster and others, with orders for hearing and further action noted.
A despatched note from Mexico informs Meadow City residents that the United States may respond to Mexico recognition discussions. The embassy aims to discuss the issue with officials, with expected guidance to be delivered early next week.
Post office department announced today that the Washington Chicago St. Louis air mail route will be discontinued around a stated date. The decision aims to concentrate funds on establishing lateral branches of the New York to San Francisco route, with implications for service and staffing across major hubs.
The Associated Press reports Britain and others pressing for a revision of security pacts with Japan. The Lottihi declares today that Allied forces may adjust alliances to ensure greater stability. Analysts note calls for revised terms and clearer guidelines for future cooperation.
Help solving women's problems neighborhood ad for Sunshine Laundily and Dry Cleaning Company at 8872 Crockett 403. Claims neighborly help and services, unclear copy but promotes household cleaning and dry cleaning.
A garbled report notes a Wednesday morning event at Coane involving Tanreant dig wolystiane for Alorai and Cumpoby. The train may face Tuesday timing, with references to Walditian and Nowgital. Mr Panesiust reportedly wins deposed in a Mirada night context.
Manaas City, Ma June 1 Chester testifies in his own defense at a wholesale merchant shooting case. He describes his early life, work as a blacksmith, and details about the night of October 2. He recalls acquaintances, living arrangements, and a prior suicide attempt, claiming the trial has constrained his ability to communicate.
Germany protests to the League of Nations over proposals to adopt the French franc as the official currency in disputed territories administered by the league. Officials note the move could alter the Versailles treaty terms and challenge postwar agreements. The commission discusses May events and currency status for regional posts and rails, amid international debate.
Disjointed report outlines a state law permit for jailing offenders and the role of officials in apprehension and enforcement. Mention of authorities, cases, and debates over whether offenses justify detention, with references to law figures and city officials.
The transit panel examined reduced fare plans and a special rate for riders, aiming to expand access while managing budget constraints. Officials weighed eligibility and limits to ensure the lower fares reach those in need without compromising service.
A Wednesday gathering in the Gunter hotel ballroom showcased speakers including Wilson, Thomas A. Thirbundt, and George J. Healy. Topics ranged from marbleage and court questions to an antbrigite and bituminous coal price difference of six dollars. The event was lively with humor, and attendees included Revere Tgvann Adendid and local officials from Austin.
The goat roping competition is a highlight of the Second Division reunion to be held Tuesday and Wednesday. Contestants from across the state are expected to compete for $1000 in premier roping prizes. Local headquarters for the reunion are at the general education building, with attendees staying in nearby old camps.
Police report a robbery attempt in Minneapolis with $16,000 seized. Suspects described as a group of men across the street from the station, with chaotic details and uncertain charges. Witnesses mention messengers and a touring party. investigation continues.
In Washington D C today the Supreme Court hears a writ of personal action challenging a government move to block a transaction. The case concerns an arrangement tied to a manufacturers association and an effort to restrain perceived market interference.
The American Legion collected over 500 dollars during a tag sale held in the Talus Durkee office at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday morning. Local volunteers and many residents contributed to fund meals and medical care for returning soldiers and veterans connected with the war effort.
Fragmentary social column listing several women with surnames such as Sineey Coolant Antes Calmer and Martin among others. The text appears to be a partial social register with multiple names and titles, lacking full context or dates.
Plan creates a temporary girls’ camp at the University of Tennessee with Miss Aden of the physical training department directing. The program targets Lusas College attendees unable to attend summer schools, offering boating, fishing, canoeing, and other supervised activities under Miss Aden and aides.
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