San Antonio Light Publishes Wide-Range Postal Rate Notices
The notice details postal delivery schedules and rates from the San Antonio Light and affiliated bureaus. It lists daily, Sunday, and monthly mail options, delivery days, and address changes, with emphasis on irregular deliveries and readdressing procedures across multiple city offices and press affiliates.
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San Antonio
Resaclatel Brees
Sadotenlo
Caperesy
March
Aiesiy
Bunda
el Pointé
Eutsien
Menea
Bayer
Plezea
Walepiona Crocuotl
Antonia Lightson
Fale Et Hotels
Fale Et Hotels Ard Nnersrtomdas Eurtughout Yio
BEW Vor
Paul Block, Inc
Manisan Ayer
Paul Woe
Century Bldg
Boston
Gepicea
Paul Bleo
Lac
Detroit
Kresgeide
Buppalo Affice
Feul Block
Toc
Lewis
TIM Associated
Min
Gemot
Vest Newex
Congress and Medal Inquiry Shows Partisan Verdict
The article criticizes a postwar congressional probe into medal awards as partisan, noting Republicans and Democrats split along lines after hearings in Washington. It argues the five senators ignored truth, misused funds, and undermined public confidence, calling the inquiry a costly political exercise with little merit.
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Daniels
Admiral Sims
Bee Committee
Fsa
Washington
United States Senate
Nullifying a Vicious Tan and a Supreme Court Decision
A fragmented editorial argues that the Supreme Court ruling excluding stock dividends from federal income tax will broadly affect the economy. It questions whether this is the start of a reform movement to purge inequities in tax law and calls for continued judicial and legislative changes to address systemic issues.
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United States Supreme Court
Grees
Supreme Court on stock dividends and tax burden
The text discusses the tax law’s impact on business, arguing it delays recovery and imposes burdens beyond rights. It notes the Supreme Court division on income definitions, with Justice Pitney stating stock dividends aren’t income and the company retains assets risk. Corporations may adjust, while stockholders resist policy that harms investment.
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United States
Supreme Court
Justice Pitney
Census Growth Shifts Reveal City Labor Moves
The 1920 census will chart U S population changes by region and city. It notes urban growth surged during and after World War I as rural labor shortages and war mobilization drew workers to cities, with some cities still expanding while others lose residents to rural areas again.
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United States
Matty
Wang
Catalry
Cities Shaped by Oil Boom Add to Census Figures
The passage notes how oil discoveries near cities have accelerated growth trends over five years, creating a special class of rapidly expanding urban areas. Census accuracy for these cities will hinge on how permanent the oil fields prove to be.
President Wilson and the United States on League of Nations
A historical column argues against Article 10 of the League of Nations, contending it would force the U.S. to send troops abroad for conflicts not affecting American interests. It questions presidential pledges, emphasizes U.S. sovereignty in ratifying treaties, and warns of entanglements if the League governs military actions. The piece cites Geneva, Paris, and European conditions to argue for noninvolvement.
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Wilson
League of Nite Sons
United States
League of Nations
Patagonia
Thelewtian Islands
Wwe
Serbia
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Geneva
Switzerland
United Stutes
Paris
United
United State
Tiody Alto
United ‘States
Choupgat
Atlons
Hulen Named Major General to Command Texas Guard Cavalry
J A Hulen is appointed to command the Texas Guard Cavalry as major general. The War Department confirms the move after discussions with Governor Hobby. General Cone outlines division staffing, with Hulen assigning troop allocations across the state and merging infant regiments into a unified cavalry division.
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J. A. Hulen
Texas Guard Cavalry
Fohin A. Hulten
War Department
Austhe
Hubby
Vinten
Elie Divienn
Mus War Department
Hulen
Eh State
Jas Possi Teghien
Air Service
Merne
Huey
Results of South Africa election may decide Smuts fate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a South Africa election involving Jan Smuts against nationalist elements linked to Labour. Mentions Cape Colony, Natal, and the broader political climate, with references to Dutch, British, and colonial factions and potential shifts in governance amid racial tensions.
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South Africa
Smuts
Lando
Marvel
Wii
Christian Smuts
Labor Party
Cape Colens
Natal
Geen
Bern
Gobi
Cape Colony
Ney
Unclear OCR record on Irish election and weapons debate
Fragmented text describes voting, location mentions Waterford Ireland and Tango piety, references to gun and ammunition issues, and a chaotic account of figures and places without coherent events or outcomes. Contains many garbled names and phrases, unclear jurisdiction and dates, and no definite resolution.
The Wealth of Capital and Its Social Threats
A reflective critique condemns the excesses of profit driven elites and calls for civic duty. It laments profiteering and indifference to common welfare while urging education as moral resistance and public responsibility.
Fragmented Verse on Society and Age in Odd Dialect
The text presents a fragmented meditation on preferences, disagreements, and social roles, mentioning aging, happiness, and attempts at social navigation. It references various names and places in a garbled, stylized form, implying a reflective, if unclear, discourse on human relations and behavior.
A Laugh or Two Che fad prvent tale of sale and theft
A fragmentary local notice recounts a comic scene where a couple advertise items and a thief's identity emerges. The dialogue centers on a woman and a father figure, with neighbors noting a tenant’s suspicion and a missing clock or cane tied to the sale.
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Pete Vine
Col Miller Here and Other Military Notes from Field Report
Fragmented text recounts Col Miller and Lt Cols, mentions Medal of Honor award for gallantry, and references U.S. Army signal corps, Roosevelt era figures, and various officers. Notable names include Anthony Miller, Major Davempore, and others amid a wartime operations backdrop.
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