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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1915
Page
20
Promoters describe a feverish drill push near White Point gas well with several new derricks daily. Most land around the field is leased, with gas indications seen in multiple directions and crackling in old wells. Prospective buyers warned contracts may rise. individual wells and lots fetch high sums.
The fragment urges readers to study a map to identify the best oil field location. It hints at three promising options and stresses making a careful, personal decision rather than relying on others. The tone is urgent and instructive.
London reports amid war era echoes of the Titanic disaster. The Oceanic Steam Main Estian Company may not proceed with its anticipated House of Lords action. Ticket wording to exempt owners from liability for servants faults is not part of the Merchant Shipping Act form. Courts will allocate about 2,500,900 dollars to claimants, calculated at 75 dollars per ton. The American Littl Fanbilly Law limits actions against Mindh Tinited States.
A historical view recalls Admiral Mahan's influence on sea power and Germany's naval rise. The essay traces how Mahan's ideas spurred German industrial growth, shifted agriculture, and intensified conflict with Britain, shaping wartime strategy and sea control dynamics. It notes critics caution that Germany's gains could trigger a decisive turn in the war.
A trimmed account recalls debates in the Capitol over citizenship tests under the Immigration Bill vetoed by President Wilson. It highlights Sherley of Kentucky questioning constitutional terms, Lincoln and Washington as touchstones, temperance speeches, and a humorous exchange about decorum and cussed words during a filibuster.
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