Early San Antonio LetterService notice and addresses
The San Antonio Light reports a long posted notice from 1883 about mail service and publication details. It lists New York City to San Antonio routes, box addresses, carrier schedules, and offices in Chicago and Demiait with various Verree Conklin statements and Associated Press rights.
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San Antonio
Ckoyeuted
Fernortatoe
RoaVe Bay
New Fork City
Ae Antonio
Texas
Antonio
Fox
Congreta
Mayor
Travia Street
Malwead Avenee
D. Ban Authniy
Sun Mail
Ren
Mexico
Prince Notity
the Ottier
Eephone Crockett
Antonia Darke
Theaughont
Kew York
Verrea & Capillv
Stadleon Avenue
Chicago
Verrea & Dontklin
Ind
Enat Jackeon Boulevard
Verres & Conklin, Inc
Lafesette Boulevard
Ngseco
Cal
Verree & Conklin, Inc
Associated Press
Coputens
Controversy Over General Ely Speech Stirs Kansas City
A Kansas City Kiwanis address by General Ely sparks a dispute among Texas and Oklahoma lawmakers over remarks about the Thirty-Sixth Division. The Star denies any false slander, saying Ely spoke against hasty preparation and not the personnel, urging preparedness as a wartime policy.
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Congre
Texas
Oklahoma
Ely
France
Broadecast
Kiwanis Clty
Kansas City
Fly
Washington
Ress
The
Kansas City Star
Cise
Star
the Star
Ely Ye
Bryan
George Washington
Republic
Educated ignorance in a Texas education debate
An Austin dispatch reports a three day session where the commissioner of education urged reform of Texas schooling. The piece critiques educators who equate standards with true learning, noting missteps in current debates over education and statistics.
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Austin
Coxas
Union
Malo
Lexas
State says education must serve practical life needs
A Texas narrator argues that rural youths gain practical knowhow from work in cotton, sheep, and dairy regions, while urban education focuses on theory and misses real labor skills. He laments “educated ignorance” and warns against overemphasizing facilities at the expense of teaching useful trades and livelihoods.
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Antion
Tosas
Texas
St. Louis
Selthyr
Mitit
Queer Cure for Scandal in Baseball’s Clean Pact
The article argues that reformers push secrecy over publicity to hide corruption in sports and government. It cites Rube Benton with a rumored fix and notes major leagues reacting with denial and coverups rather than exposing misconduct.
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Sud
Twiggie
Tle Gue
Thius
Daira
Corelle
Rube Betton
New York Giants
Benton
Giants
St Dank Elit
Ames Ct Association
St. Lewis Club
Miajor Teagie Cubs
Cinchinal
Baseball Scandal Echoes In National League Controversy
A wave of scandalal talk surrounds baseball as Genton and Benton cases stir fans. Officials including Commissioner Landis face questions over minor league to major league transfers and perceived coverups amid weather, politics, and media scrutiny. Public debate grows over integrity and leadership as headlines spotlight ongoing turmoil.
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Genton
New York Giants
St. Pau
National League
Berga
Jongie
Cinteingal
National I.dagrue
Landis
Chicago White Sox
Tkus
Stally” Menais
MeInais
Wnconditions
Cleveland
Prier
Melunis
Melninis
Elec
Colisuum by Mountgit a Roman Vision of War and Faith
A fragment rich with mythic scenery describes a coliseum within walls where emperors and warriors loom over crowds and sentinels. The scene blends religious awe and violent memory, recalling Caesar, the winged symbol, and a solemn foray into sacred spectacle amid Roman ruins.
Fragmentary verse hints at memory and loss in a garden scene
An evocative, broken text portrays longing and sorrow in a garden setting. It references a father, a child, and a dying moment among flowers, with repeated lines about home, sleep, and unreadable phrases suggesting a personal lament or poetic recollection.
Unclear historical dispatch notes on an executive assembly
A fragmented OCR item references Representative I Ar Towing and a public scene with bystanders in a dull building. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or identification of places or outcomes.
Watching the Parade Sparks a Domestic Turmoil
Fragmented OCR recounts a quarrel centered on Curley and his wife during a parade day. The text hints at envy, infidelity rumors, and escalating tensions as a drinker named Curley provokes his wife and a surrounding circle, with domestic strife spilling into public space and conversations.
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Curley
Heather Aig
Cipy
Jean Avorks
Cayley
Coeley
Heather
Ivan
Fragmented Text Describes Confusing Market Oration
The readable portions depict a chaotic monologue about truth, labor, and social ethics amid a discussion on moral behavior. Names and coherent events are scarce, leaving a fragmented, garbled impression of a debate with unclear participants and outcomes.
New York Day by Day in a Rainy City Scene
A fragmented New York Day by Day column blends urban vignettes and stray notes about subway life, weather, shops, and street scenes. It mentions street vendors, a former District Attorney, bankers, and the MoNawsht Syndicate with a haze of era slang and bustling city imagery. The piece evokes a bustling metropolis with rainy returns, shopfronts, and daily routines.
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New York
Swat York
Roy Tniex
Stevie
Bucksterk
Lynet
Jmalley
Ciquilje
Ral Harton
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Apitol
Yale McA Fine
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MoNawsht Syndicate
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