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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1922
Page
3
A speech by Relph A Horr national vice claiming propaganda podcasts warn of Sovietism and radicalism spreading in the United States. He argues that the bonus debate stirs patriotism and that the ex servicemen majority remains sound while a vocal minority fueled by propaganda threatens social order and capital.
A fragmented account notes debates over vocational training for disabled veterans under early acts, the Army and government compensation link, and later isolation of training from compensation. It mentions criticism of outcomes, a Veterans Bureau shift, and an upcoming speech by Mr Flere at Alamo Post American Legion on Monday.
Synagogue juniors stage a March 19 vaudeville program at Beethoven Mall featuring 25 San Antonio Jewish girls. The lineup includes Echurte’s Orchestra, Rowento Gonzales, Miss Judith Yanow, a Children’s act, and a Black Laugh number by Charles A. Wevian. Proceeds go to wartime charity run by the society.
Reported revival in city at Tabernacle with Charlie Taylor, the boy evangelist, drawing large crowds each evening. Meetings feature sermons and musical programs, with plans for Thursday dark term sermon and continuous afternoon services, attracting wide local attention despite critical commentary.
Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee consider a substitute to the compensation bonus bill. The plan would grant tax relief and reenact certain provisions while providing for installments after cash bonuses are paid. Fordney's position and Republican opposition cloud prospects as Democrats question unity and timing for floor action.
A Bureau of Mines program in Denver teaches San Antonio firemen and miners vital first aid and safety procedures. Training covers oxygenation, burn care, shock treatment, gas exposure, and mine rescue gear. The course aims to improve emergency response at coal mines and other mining sites.
An OCR damaged notice describes a stock show opening with garbled venue details and misread names. It mentions visiting exhibitors and shows, with late edits indicating events continuing into the week and a marquee lineup including entertainment acts and a parade.
The candidate outlines Democratic principles and positions on Reconstruction, foreign trade, monetary policy, taxation, government economy, military training, states’ rights, rail and transportation, labor, suffrage, immigration, and tariffs. He emphasizes collective bargaining, credit for farmers, opposition to universal military training, and tariff for revenue with no protectionist bias, aiming to balance national prosperity and individual rights.
About 3,000 corporations in Texas are late filing annual reports due by March 15, with penalties of 10 percent on tax amounts after March 16. Secretary of State Mrs Htaplee announced the tally, noting roughly 12,000 firms remain to file. The Dallas Building Perils column reports wreck totals and season figures, with statewide totals around 248,092 in some category.
The community backs a plan to build a 100000 dollar teachers' clubhouse near Main and Brackenridge High Schools. An operetta The Drum Major will be staged by Feathers' College, with a 100-voice chorus and local coaches guiding production. Funds aim to cover construction and establish a self-sustaining home for educators, aided by proceeds and rentals.
General Patrick visited the Fort Worth helium plant with limited notice, arriving Saturday afternoon and meeting few officials. He observed operations and spoke briefly before departing for Fort Sill, Texas, amid terse communication with the local chamber of commerce and Navy command complexities.
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