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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
2
An OCR fragment from The San Antonio Light details publication data and circulation figures. It notes offices in Chicago Boston and Durham, subscription rates, delivery days, and an audit reference, with limited readable text on publishers and newspaper operations.
Greece%E2%80%99s recent election yields strong Venezelos support and a pledge to enter World War I on the side of Britain France Russia and Italy. King Constantine faces constitutional tension as ministers opposed to Allied treaties push for royal influence while Greece watches Dardanelles stakes and regional tensions with Turkey and Bulgaria.
Fragmentary editorial arguing over national defense readiness and party positions. Mentions Democratic and Republican stances, U S naval ranking, and missing ships as context for political blame. Contends the country risks mortality by adopting the issue.
The piece argues about insufficient submarines and destroyers, criticizing past defense neglect. It questions the Navy’s strength a decade ago, cites a proposed program for forty eight battleships, notes current destroyer counts, and blames politicians on both parties for unpreparedness. It warns that Congress must act or risk political ruin for leaders supporting preparedness.
The piece argues Georgia should avoid outside commentary now that the Leo M Frank case is settled. It supports Governor Slaton’s commuting Frank’s sentence, notes the ambiguity in circumstantial evidence, and cautions against rushing to execute without full proof. It cautions both sides over emotion and advocates prudent justice.
The Georgis argue life imprisonment is too lenient compared to execution and question the governor’s action. They contend many states do not prove harsher punishment by population, while life terms fail to protect or sufficiently punish. The piece notes potential innocence and invokes a deathbed doubt as a reason against hanging Frank.
A Houston Post correspondent cites Germany’s plan to employ 780,000 prisoners across the empire to harvest beet sowings. The program allocates 41 percent to land consumption, 12 percent to walling aid, 3 percent to stock feeding and exports, and 36 percent to other uses beyond feeding humans.
Justice Fly of the Fourth Court rules a jitney bus violates local rules and ordinances in Sat Antonia. The decision mandamus requires a $25 annual license and a $10,000 indemnity bond for driver protection, upholding city safety standards.
A letter to the editor challenges Mexico's leader Obregon over publishing matters and revolutionaries. The piece defends Obregon’s integrity, cites his wartime actions, and references related debates about representatives and supporters amid unrest in Vera Cruz and Puebla.
A fragmented description notes a daring beach attire with sheer draped garments, a wide brimmed hat, and a veil, creating a conspicuous silhouette. The piece highlights provocative yet tasteful exposure and the idea that such outfits aim to attract attention while preserving modesty.
Letter writer argues over methods to prevent war through self restraint and mutual respect. He defends William Jennings Bryan against critics, praising his long public service and stance amid world peace efforts led by President Wilson. The piece contrasts various plans with Christian unity for lasting peace.
From the Hounten Dost the reply of Francisco Lagus Chazare, president of the Villa-Ze Pata convention, to Wilson notes Carranza’s chauvinism and Hayes whether Villa and Carranza can compromise to ease tension. The message says Carranza’s lack of response signals a stalemate, hindering any move toward peace.
A fractured folktale describes a girl crying in a cave after learning her mother is sick and penniless. A kind gnome provides herbs and guidance, predicting the mother’s recovery and promising future help. The tale ends with the girl and her mother gaining relief and modest hope.
A prisoner wrestles with fear and longing as the electrician's visit nears and a plan to betray his keeper flickers in his mind. The scene shifts between his uneasy pacing, the muffled clank of the cell block, and his waking dread of punishment, while a distant hope for escape haunts his thoughts.
Readable segments show team names and events but many words are garbled. The fragment hints at a sports page item involving Fries Lom Jongeti and a game or tournament, with mentions of teams FC yak WHE Geese Tass and operations or scores, but most specifics are unreadable.
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