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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes a figure associated with bootlegging and Prohibition era tensions. Mentions hearings, legal action, and public interest in enforcing temperance laws. Contains garbled phrases about a person tied to illicit spirits and state actions during the period.
The United States Shipping Board faces scrutiny over alleged liquor sales on government vessels. Reports claim shipments using a Wine list tied to George Washington and other ships, prompting questions about prohibition, merchant marine policy, and potential political shocks.
Delaware era context shows the Democratic executive committee in Austin debating whether to submit a petroleum petition to the people. The majority upheld a rule that the people must decide if a constitutional amendment or legislative action should proceed, with the panel voting to reject the petition on grounds of lack of mandate.
A heated critique says party officials block a beer and wine measure by deeming petitions unconstitutional. The author notes prior similar petitions were allowed, accusing the committee of protecting its control and denying the people a chance to vote. The piece frames the move as a democratic betrayal and questions constitutional grounds.
Trade reports show national improvement across most business sectors with a notable export rise in automobiles. April exports surpassed March, up 44 percent for passenger cars and 49 percent for trucks, led by Canada and Australia, signaling renewed demand and a barometer of American enterprise.
The text presents a jumbled mix of names and phrases with no clear events or identifiable figures. It reads like fragmented OCR of poetic prose with scattered references to places and people, lacking coherent structure or actionable facts.
A satirical piece rails at a “stuffed” General Sheridan analog, describing a Cedar Creek era horse named Winchester in a bizarre narrative. The text merges fantasy with a rundown of a 20 mile race, noting Winchester’s pace, endurance, and a public cheer at the finish while lampooning the notion of preservation and display.
The readable fragments reference early chemical and industrial topics, including carbon, oxygen, sulfur, and a mention of a Dr. B Geartring opening a factory with two employees. Vague names like Mackintosh and Tubhor appear amid garbled text, suggesting a damaged historical account with scattered person and place references.
A condensed guide on preventing nervousness through emotional poise, disciplined work, and unhurried efficiency. Emphasizes economy of effort, decisive action, and steady rhythm to reduce anxiety and improve performance.
A fragmented text passage blends oblique phrases and garbled words. It hints at memory, travel, and social scenes with stray names and places lost in translation. The overall sense is unclear, with no coherent events or individuals clearly identifiable.
A fragmented scene unfolds with a father and mother scolding a boy named Nobby for driving a wagon through crowds and unsteady streets. Debby Mary and Muriel are drawn into the quarrel as the night wears on. Mr Lincoln arrives in a wilderness setting, questions Episcopalian faith, and the scene ends amid crowded, chaotic interiors and muffled pleas.
In a garbled listing of venues and names, the piece mentions Molion Pictures and Hasi Tom Moore in a stage pairing, along with Garnet Mimpire Mac Morey in Pasella tion. It references Rialo, Lari Tamehton Bridge, Rheanls Club, and Gunter, with scattered notes about fire insurance and a report dated 1020.
A partially legible notice describes a market scene with mentions of a market, warehouses, and a flag, but many names and details are missing or garbled. The readable bits suggest a local trade setting and purchasing activity amid uncertain context.
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