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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from The San Antonio Light mentions the paper, Associated Press byline, and a post office address. Content is garbled with misspellings and broken names, providing no cohesive event or report. No clear persons, dates, or outcomes are identifiable.
A Baltimore man received a two year penitentiary sentence after a drunken car crash killed a woman. The judge noted intoxication as the key factor, arguing sobriety is essential behind high powered vehicles. The piece urges strict enforcement of license revocation for drunk drivers to protect innocent lives.
The piece critiques William Jennings Bryan for signing the first note to Germany while not signing a second, arguing his defense lacks candor and sincerity. It notes his resignation promise to face American judgment and acceptance of penalty if wrong, yet suggests he failed to meet his pledge.
The piece harshly criticizes ex secretary of state Bryan for a contested stance on warnings to Germany, calling his resignation and actions unfaithful to the presidency and country. It accuses him of egotism, misjudgment, and faithlessness to President Wilson, arguing his signing of a warning reflected belief it would not be enforced. The article denounces his conduct as a sweeping indictment of his character.
An article praising federal support under Burleson and Flotiston, stressing the Agricultural Department’s role for farmers. It warns Texas cotton growers face profit risk without adequate storage and warehouse facilities to stabilize prices, encourages gradual diversification and extended warehousing to manage market swings.
The text argues adequate warehouses and direct marketing can move farmers to cash basis profits, reducing reliance on costly credit. It notes credit remains an expensive tool, urges farmers to pursue opportunities highlighted by Agricultural Department, and says government functions improve only through action and practice.
The National Woman Suffrage Association last week adopted four core principles and urged resignations from dissenters, signaling a split with the Congressional Union over federal legislation and militant methods. Dr. Shaw leads the national body in opting to separate rather than bear radical policies, while debates over theater expansion and public access to entertainment also surface amid broader political changes in the era.
Fragmented OCR notes describe migrations and population changes, mentioning Stanley starting at 18th and a 999 day period. References to As dex, Arron Aftter, and Hatmiei Mutton appear amid garbled names. The text notes large numbers over 160,000 alive in Cheledlana and nine 1000 e San Angelo San, with Hudson Taylor arriving at Cie In TREE.
A serialized pulp tale centers on Mason and Marion as a web of deception unfolds. A dancing girl Collapse of reputations, a district attorney conspirator, and a court trial threaten the young man’s future. Marion's loyalty remains a beacon amid the surrounding intrigue.
An analysis cites Manchester and Wales recruitment figures to estimate national response. It notes Manchester Alone sent as many men as Wales, roughly 85,000 from Manchester and 88,000 from Wales, with England total reaching about 42 million in population implications. The piece discusses proportionate mobilization and mentions Premier Agquith’s claim of over two million new winders arms, framing broad wartime enlistment.
An article discusses expanding curricula for young women at Michigan Agricultural College to prepare them for motherhood and housekeeping, arguing domestic skills are as essential as professional education. It questions rigid beliefs about a woman's place and suggests a balanced approach to home and work roles.
A rainy afternoon sparks a tale as Grace meets tiny fairies Sunbeam and Happiness who promise cheer and happiness. Grace dances with them and returns to play with toys. a later note hints at a misdeed and a needed settle in Mr Golden's office box while a mystery about a drawer payment unfolds.
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