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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
3
Washington DC reports indicate the proposed Borah amendment is unlikely to reach the House floor. Senators Poindexter Hale and others expressed differing views on its impact, with analysis noting potential burdens and procedural concerns affecting passage prospects amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Reported poor road conditions after recent icy weather hamper traffic and hamper deliveries. Officials note several routes near Pueblo and surrounding towns are unnavigable, with crews assessing damage and coordinating repairs. Residents urge caution as travel remains risky and detours are in place.
A garbled transcript discusses pardoning Negroes with references to governors and official signatures. The text is fragmented, with unclear names and places, impeding clear factual extraction beyond general political context and debate on clemency.
The garbled text cites convicts, payments, and court phrases with uncertain names and dates. It mentions judges, travelers, and potential orders but lacks readable context or clear events.
Representatives from San Antonio plan a forum on filigoon topics at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Attendees include Mr Vanieil Suetis and other officials, with arrangements through the Camarine route.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a garbled city scene and stray terms like Alesiean esaratine and cami ardemalal. The readable bits offer little coherent fact to confirm names, places, or events.
An OCR fragment mentions sail and over water with unclear names and locations. The readable bits point to a maritime or travel note, but specifics and entities are missing leaving a partial, non-committal record.
A 1922 convention of the Brotherhood of Facog Wye Piece and Shyinemen may be held in San Antonio. Ralph Davies, convention manager, seeks a suitable hall for two weeks and related arrangements. Three thousand members could come to the city, with many staying through the convention.
A garbled OCR passage references property tax assessments and possible penalties. It notes a person named Mr. Mesffer or Pfeiffer, mentions taxes, appeals, and the timing of collections, with vague references to sanctions and delays affecting residents. The legible details are limited and names are uncertain.
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