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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
Tragic railroad accident near Paris Tennessee leaves brakeman dead and other workers injured. Reports say the incident occurred during switching orders when signals were ignored. Investigations focus on trainmen and local authorities to determine accountability.
The near 100 year old former U S Senator Corarhey Cole spoke against the dry law in New York remarks. He recalled long service since 1851 and critiqued prohibition while noting plans for a 100th birthday celebration and continued involvement in public life.
A Dallas ceremony records a unique wedding conducted entirely via wireless broadcast. The bride and groom, Miss Maho and Brady, were joined by a minister and witnesses listened from many locations as radio technology linked the event across the city.
A disputed government decision cleared amid clashes as lawmakers debated a major reform measure. Leaders faced veto threats and procedural delays before passage, with opposition voices warning of wider consequences for governance and policy direction.
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A protest week discussion featuring Denvers Cota and other local figures drew attention to public safety and housing issues. Residents voiced concerns over transportation, health services, and community funding while officials promised targeted reforms and follow up meetings later this month.
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