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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1919
Page
3
The piece argues that banishing undesired citizens to Siberia reflects evaded issues. It cites a Missoouri bootlegger sentenced to $1000 fine and twelve years, with parole requiring removal from the district. The columnist warns evading problems shifts harm elsewhere, using Russia as a cautionary example.
The discourse centers on whether US participation in the League of Nations would undermine the Monroe Doctrine. Proponents claim no interference. opponents warn that joining could force US European involvement while forbidding European meddling in the Americas. The debate hinges on constitutional readings and political consistency.
The article weighs the Monroe Doctrine against a future League of Nations role, arguing republics spread globally lessen the monarchy threat yet warning the political drift may still provoke debate. It traces imperial history, European colonies near the U S border, and the enduring value of resisting monarchical influence while predicting difficult outcomes for Germany and Europe.
Report argues the German officer class may attempt a monarchist uprising in Charlottenburg amid a fragile republic. It warns such a move could trigger another civil war as the republic relies on the officers’ support, while democracy in Germany and in other nations faces stern tests.
The Senate committee on privileges and elections hears testimony of irregular voting patterns along the Texas Mexico border. Witnesses describe voters being herded to polls and voting under predetermined schemes, with many unable to identify candidates. References to Texas rangers and border bosses illustrate long held sway and frontier conditions as Austin hearings hint at a shift toward civilizing governance. A mix of political satire and commentary accompanies the report, reflecting public unease over border influence in state elections.
A reader submits comments to The Light about a correspondent named Pete who discussed Jesus's Passover wine. The letter questions whether the wine was alcoholic, cites Bible verses, and argues against misinterpretation while contrasting wine with whiskey. The writer urges careful, non sensational biblical interpretation.
An Annamat ed Pros correspondent travels from Vindivnctok to Ons Roigsta on a British troop train to Harbin. He reports crowds at the station, a crowded grocery with rationing and long lines, and a tense mood about Russia’s future with Americans praised for humanitarian aid and non interventionist aims.
The Majestic presents Excellent Youdeville with Milt Collins and Alu Alexkave on the bill. Oh Charlie opens the program a silent comedy. Claire, Victor Kala, Ina Mitalell, Bianele Boone lead a chorus of dancers. Cressy’s Laughable sketch Quiet Riles staged by Mark Mathmus. Burl Bartle and Nora Kelly draw crowds with performances.
A damaged OCR fragment describes film attractions featuring Ming Cavaliers at a cinema with references to a famous beauty and a celebrated company. The text hints at a premier or appearance by notable performers and mentions a June date.
In a fragmentary note, a nobleman identified as Yamarcow Williams suffers a mortal injury during a Grand branding event at Brvatwa. The report hints at a fatal outcome and local concern over the incident and its chaotic circumstances.
New York May 1 News shows American shipping interests pressing for expanded South American commerce under the Shipping Board. The February 26 report lists 268 vessels totaling about 1,108,021 deadweight tons allocated to South American trade, with 70 ships on the West Coast and 80 on the Atlantic coast. The fleet includes tankers central to oil shipments from Mexican ports and Gulf/West Coast routes, totaling 1,242,87? deadweight tons in tank service, as U S. ships prepare to meet fuel demands for the year starting March 1.
Major Burne F. Scott, supply officer at Kelly Field, and Lt. Col. Claude Rhinehardt have been reassigned to key roles as the base expands from a single building to a larger operations facility. Rhinehardt returns from Washington to serve as executive officer, while White is named assistant executive officer as the field strengthens training, transport, and maintenance duties.
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