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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
4
A fragment from the San Antonio Light shows items about public works and corrections under congressional authority. It references Avenue 3 and By Mietanhe with a sale or meeting noted, plus names such as Tavis Etre.
A crumbling editorial critiques a Criminal Appeals decision that would restrict practice to licensed physicians, arguing it consolidates power and harms public access to care. It warns of quacks, praises optometry limits, and questions the monopoly for medical practice.
A garbled fragment reports a relative of the President candidate involved in a legal case. It mentions a theft or flight from Wilkegharre, a long-ago escape, and a court outcome. The passage is heavily corrupted with stray letters and disjointed phrases.
A vivid critique of a spendthrift figure who sought national fame through reckless money handling. The piece compares him to a shallow social climber who exploited a presidential relative to borrow and flaunt wealth, only to see fame collapse into lasting notoriety and personal desolation.
Fragmented text alleges improper influence by President Marcheg and a Senate group led by Senator Jou He to steer United States foreign policy. It discusses presidential authority over treaties, Senate consent, and tensions between executive and legislative branches amid historical debate on constitutional balance.
The text argues that foreign policy rests with the presidency and treaties guide Senate oversight. It notes Harding’s right to negotiate with other nations and his use of consultations, while acknowledging Senate power to confirm or reject understandings. It cautions against partisan interference that echoes Wilson era tensions.
A Texas land ownership quarrel along the Rio Grande near El Paso unfolds as a New Mexico lawyer labels Texas a land grabber. The piece argues size does not ensure safety from attack and notes both sides may have rightful claims while urging caution against excessive hostility. It also mentions New York scientists planning a River of Doubt expedition.
A historical reflection by Raymond Poincare on July 6 1914 and the crisis surrounding Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s murder. The piece recalls Vienna Berlin and Paris communications, German caution, and Austria Hungarys plans to confront Serbia, with notes on Russian French reactions and the imperial mindset before World War I.
The Blue Cross movement aims to aid unemployed Mexicans by reuniting affected workers with their homeland. Consul General Eduardo Ruiz in San Francisco discusses opening a central office for California in Los Angeles and coordinating with Mexican consulates. More than 2000 unemployed Mexicans on the west coast have been sent back home on government-provided ships.
Governor Harding is slated to appear before the Ban Antinto Chamber of Commerce on a Monday morning in Aptonta. The visit aims to discuss financial interests, business leaders, and the rail route to Mexico, with officials from national lines and a focus on economic policy and southern engagement.
Fragmentary OCR text from Texas county vital records lists births and deaths with many garbled words. Mentions May, county clerk, bureau of vital statistics, and a few numbers but no clear events or names due to errors.
The White House, Bolstered by a Beloved campaign, reports high interest in joining the chamber. The drive hit 200 paying members, with a strong showing from local women’s groups and prominent organizations.
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