San Antonio News Wire Delivery Strike Affects Area
Partial OCR of a 19th century notice detailing postal and telegraph changes, carrier routes, and delivery adjustments in San Antonio and Chicago. Mentions compression of wires from New York to San Antonio, post office notices, city carriers schedules, and advertising by press services. References Associated Press use rights and distribution constraints.
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San Antonio
Apeendra Senoury
VOR
Tes Bay Actuoin Lignk
San Astonil Giserta
Rachieee
Dey Newatt
Toe Auncisira
Bert
Lesaen
Tork City
Tesna Hutered Ab
Nos &Ugy Vrucie Suede Totmerr
San Antonin
Toran
Sgrscriation
ATEN
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RLS
Carles
Lee
Tres
Surdey Alee
Senday
Verree & Genstin
Madimun Avenue
Chicagg
Chicagg Grhich Porte & Contiki
Jeckaen Howlid
Petrom Ofsich-Verme & Conklin
Toe
Lafayette Boutveust Ban Phancfceg
Jogat News
Labor Unions Face Liability Under Sherman Act Rulings
A Supreme Court decision limits union immunity, holding labor organizations liable for damages caused by strikes under anti trust law. The ruling establishes that unincorporated unions can be prosecuted for acts harming interstate commerce and outlines concern over large unions amassing funds to shield members. The ruling signals strong judicial scrutiny of labor actions in industrial disputes.
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Supreme Court
Cormedo
Hoowever
Supreme Tribunal
Na Fional
Ministrabert
Taft
Coal Miners’ International Union
White Territory
Anil Ammistak
Unclear Notes on Debts and Welfare in Financial Report
An incoherent Associated Press dispatch discusses debt payments and welfare provisions tied to a 1920s era report. It mentions advances for sustenance and rehabilitation, various needs, and references to payments and supplier needs amid economic strain, with garbled phrases throughout.
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Fisaneé Corporation
Neequoities
Wiese Aide
Lewis
Belgium Leads Allied Debts Payback After World War One
Post war repayment notes show Belgium as the standout debtor. Belgium rapidly meets obligations on a 212,229,000 loan used to finance grain exports, with only 7,000 left unpaid. Europeans returning to work are paying debts quickly, while other governments lag behind budgets.
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Inc
Soan
Hlat
Europe
Althugh
Jie Belsium
Belgium
Officials Going Abroad Mark New Phase in Diplomacy
A historical shift sees American government officials traveling abroad for study and missions, mirroring earlier European visits. Notable figures mentioned include William Howard Taft and Secretary of State Hughes, with plans to engage in international affairs and attend global meetings. The piece traces evolving norms in diplomatic travel and crossborder government exchanges.
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United States
Europe
Germany
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America
Uney
Tis
Willian Oward T
Wuiterdl
States Supreme Center
Engtland
Waghes
Phiniine
South America
Jemeney
Maaverlas
Commerge
Gwen Ens
Tan
Obie
Ferman Ten
Wiemmeeting
Wiens
Amon
Praveriinett
Limasee Fewmerte
Hirmela
Cheane
Hity
Denby
Col
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Henby
Sayan
Eugape
Anil
Conference bankers in Paris may shape U.S. policy
The text notes American bankers led by J. P. Morgan in Paris are not government agents but their discussions could influence public affairs. It suggests tangible aid could arise from studying foreign conditions, beyond mere pleasure trips abroad.
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J. T P. Morgan
Paris
United States
Jury Service Sparks Debate Over Pleasing Jurors
A Bayless editorial laments jurors in the Small case seeking entertainment amid duty, noting their demands for ball games picnics and fishing trips. It questions the impact of such perks on trial fairness and urges restraint while debating juror pay and incentives.
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Illinois
Slispachh
Fife
Len Small
Penecal
Court House
Han
The Lover of Her Very Rare Poem Reveals Hidden Secrets
A fragmentary verse by Nivbard Lygog depicts a lover and a hunter, with echoes of divine pride and moral hints. The speaker references a tower, a tiger, and a sacred rite as imagery for yearning and devotion. The obscured text preserves archaic tone and personal emotion in a cryptic style.
Mental Aids for Deaf Becomes Aid For Some Readers
A 1943 article discusses mental attitude and deafness, noting that optimism and concentration can help some deaf individuals train to hear better. It cites the Urban Method and Dr. Walsh's findings, arguing that focus on sounds improves perception more than raw hearing power, though benefits vary with deafness degree.
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Alentiol Ae
Havel Walker
Heston
Heston, “Is To Tibermate
J. Ed. Walsh
The Modernization of China and its Democratic Path
A 1922 essay argues that China can modernize without losing its core nature, contrasting it with Japan and the West. It notes China’s meritocratic system, tolerance toward religion, and artistic achievement, suggesting an eventual peaceful awakening that blends tradition with modern reforms.
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China
Chile
Japan
du- Thi
Laveit
Axani
Neverthele
Pyslam
Maxho
Napeinny
America
Lina
CNW Ak
United States
Europe
Lowes Dickinson
Wordsworth
Eithice
Armes
Ani
Corsini
Feank Teanr
Peck
Fragmented Factograms Reveal Primitive Pliocene Puzzles
Fragmentary notes describe ancient climate shifts and land features from Spain to Kentucky, noting ice age coverage 30,000 years ago and a vast coastal strip near Pensylvania. The garbled text references a river, prehistoric tool finds, and a long logistical trail, with many uncertain figures and misread phrases.
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Leeland
Monaf
Mammoth Cayn
Kentucky
Wooten USA
Take
Misatasippi Riven
Fragmentary report on crime and poverty themes
A damaged page fragment discusses crime and poverty with odd phrasing. It mentions a girl and martyrdom, a conductor of a train and forgotten tickets, and the notion that poverty is a crime only in different contexts. The text is unclear and reads as garbled OCR.
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Agconia
Watching the Parade. A Aunt Mary coquette tale
My Aunt Mary visits and becomes the center of attention as she flirts with eligible men, sparking envy and humorous misreadings among relatives. The piece portrays her charm, vanity, and the gossip it provokes, ending with a self aware, rueful reflection on love and aging.
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Toby Digtim
Mary
Vem
Bie
Silico
Tintake
Tex
Mare
Mawner
Johny Dan
Fragmented Sidelights From A Bewildered Mind
A garbled narrative sketches a man under suspicion, his wife noting unanswered letters and a looming threat of false accusations. The scene shifts through disjointed chatter about letters, a landlord, and a curious digressions on wireless telephony and Shakespeare.
Transfer of Mexican Consulate General Amid Debates
The Mexican government plans to move the consulate general to San Antonio and transfer of consulate staff to Laredo faces delays. Officials in Mexico City and San Antonio discuss timing while a New Braunfels superintendent questions the attendance of Mexican children at segregated schools and the English language requirement. No definitive arrangements have been set for consulate moves.
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Jaredo
San Antonio
Rafael B. Minault
City of Mexico
Consilnter
Mureule
Ennantite
Obregon
Neillite
Taialo
Conselates
Musquiz
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Brountels City
Sehovl
Englich
Meg Mileign
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