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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
1
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Fragmented OCR text references field work and officials with scattered phrases about camps, distances, vehicles, and names like Alvara Obregon. The piece is garbled with many misread words, offering no coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond a few uncertain names.
Berlin reports calm with small outbreaks elsewhere as pro and anti government factions clash across provinces. Muted due to wartime censorship, reports describe leftist uprisings, police firing on mobs, and strikes tied to a larger fight over monarchy and republic influence.
The notice lists Tobin as endorsed and names several candidates including J. rater for district frames, DAL McAskitl for district counties court, Neil Creuse for justice, Bert Tee for attorney, and Oceania Arekor for first district elections. It notes Hie pease and various precincts with state senator and Congress candidates.
George N Evans called the Fivet State Hawk of Merset Wikeheeted to insure a grand Fourth of July celebration. The event promises public entertainments and games including rodeo activities and a barbecue dinner for guests.
A looming rail strike prompts the Railroad Labor Board to probe wage and rate disputes. The move follows a clash over maintenance of way work and shop conditions as unions press for restored pay scales and the abolition of certain rate rules. Officials warn that despite disruptions, essential freight movement may continue as talks proceed.
Judge W S Andersen names Rey Iz McVellen Hugh R Rice and W P Burleson as commissioners to pick the grand jury for the October session. Grand jury to convene Friday at 10 oclock. First such panel for new district court form. Court to meet Saturday to hear spring calendar and a map plan from district attorney. Maintenance crews at Malisyn Coal Company mines to return to work after warnings. union officials promise no retaliation during a strike period.
Scobey, director of the national owning and well known San Antonio figure, resigned Thursday morning and will stay until July 4. He will be joined Friday by Creager, state Republican executive chairman, in San Antonio for a brief personal visit. Seaboy denied any political significance to the trip and said it is purely personal business. He indicated Creager may have county political news when he arrives Friday. Scobey plans to attend the speechhousemen’s convention at Mackinaw after his visit and then return to Washington, with comments on national prosperity amid a heated political climate. Seaboy also criticized congressional delays on major legislation. He noted President Harding’s intent to keep Congress in session if needed.
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