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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
2
A German crisis in Berlin looms as Spartacans appear likely to be defeated but remain capable of future attacks. Allies caution that German internal affairs are for Germans to settle, though Red Cross safety and allied interests in Berlin press for protection and possible occupation if violence continues.
Raymond Rehins’s Chicago remarks claim Lenin and Trotsky favored denouncing Brest-Litovsk and delaying hostilities with Germany if the U S would assure Russian wartime cooperation. He argues heavy Russian delay would have doomed Germany sooner and notes allied governments distrusted Lenin and Trotsky as unscrupulous.
A Austin columnist notes waning interest in lobbying terms while lamenting recent legislative moves to curb independent oil operations in Texas. He argues against covert protections tucked into bills, praises lawmakers aware of economic maneuvers, and condemns efforts to weaken the oil sector.
The article argues the Allies funded Lenine and Trotsky via Swiss channels to destabilize Russia, blaming missed outbidding by the Allies for Germany. It contends the German plan used munitions to back anti‑Czar factions and warns the Allies paid a steep price for victory once Bolshevism neared collapse.
A fragmented report discusses clemency granted to select individuals linked to wartime offenses. It concedes debates over punishment for those who endangered national safety, including soldiers urged to act against officers, with references to wartime justice and the fate of prisoners under evolving authorities.
A heated debate questions conscientious objectors and the punishment of soldiers amid war. The writer argues objectors undermine national unity and military effectiveness, urging clemency only for those willing to fight, while condemning those who refuse service. The piece also references Clemenceau and political moves abroad, reflecting wartime sentiment.
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The passage presents a chaotic mix of names, phrases, and snippets from various topics including literature, travel, and personal names. It references arcs of characters such as Tatiana and Melyr, mentions locations like Seattle and Aradin, and includes disjointed lines about ships, a refuge, and a wall. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
Readers express frustration with editorial practices and call for more open discussion in The Light. A citizen named Mrs. Nancy Henderson urges removal of a named political dispute and questions local campaign tactics, urging timely public dialogue and responsible coverage.
A letter writer laments tax rate changes from two dollars and eighty cents to ten dollars, urging residents to resist increased levies. The note claims higher taxes will burden citizens and cites County Commissioner actions as a source of anger.
A garbled report describes authorities considering extending releases and handling ongoing measures. It notes confusion over names and actions, including discharge plans and bills, with mention of border procedures and potential charges without clear evidence.
A dense lettered dispatch discusses delays in Congressional action on mobilization and the draft, touching on four-year terms with the colors and reserve service. It critiques public discourse, calls for accountability, and urges practical measures on taxation, debt, and civil society while weighing political rhetoric, media influence, and the need for a broader civic effort.
The Majestic closes the week with a warm, varied bill led by Amelie Stone and Arman Kidiz in a romantic drama that follows life’s stages. The cast includes Edguy Woolf and Kalix, with praised performances and strong musical numbers.
Billie Burke stars at the Grand in Phe Make helitve Wife, with San Antonio shows moving through the war era. The program also includes Screen Telegram and other features alongside cast members David Powell and Hor reading, as the cinema bills a lively entertainment schedule for today.
In a Handelsblad interview, retired Field Marshal von Bulow argues Germans who caused the war should be tried if they deceived the people. He condemns materialist philosophy and urges moral revolution to unite Germany with civic civilization and leadership for a just peace.
Fragmentary text describes high costs and commissions affecting a region, with references to Televon, Tersia, and Abel. It mentions prices, market speculation, and potential usury or monopolistic conduct. The piece refers to local chicken production and price discussions, noting uncertain details and ambiguous figures.
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