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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
A historic report on Chicago’s Great Fire discusses the limits of fire proof construction. It notes Totten losses near 19 million, 15 million for others, and about 25,000 workers displaced. The piece argues no building can be truly fire proof against extreme heat, even wrought iron and tiles failing under severe blaze.
A garbled outdoor page from a New Orleans paper hints at San Antonio life, describing locals and a city’s image. It mentions Vines Picayne Twilit, Altana, and a theatrical figure linked to Wit. The piece laments changing tides and the role of geography in shaping culture.
A San Antonio visit described locals embracing outdoor life. People flock to golf courses tennis courts and boat outings while campers at Brackenridge Park number about thirty. The piece notes open plazas and a spirit of outdoor recreation tempting visitors to Medina.
A government debate centers on Secretary Mellon's claim that enacting the soldier bonus in its current form would force banks to fund advances via certificates. Critics argue banks would be coerced into tying up capital, harming ex soldiers and delaying or undermining promised benefits.
The article discusses a proposed ship subsidy policy. It argues the current system disadvantages American shipbuilders and workers while favoring foreign suppliers. It claims subsidies would help U.S. shipyards compete with armored European rivals and improve national industrial strength.
A congressional critique argues the shipping board could auction government ships at minimal prices and grant long zero or low interest deferred payments up to fifteen years. Critics warn such giveaways risk national ships and subsidies. proponents say tariffs and subsidies are needed to protect American merchant marine and ensure domestic cargoes. The debate notes Republican protectionism contrasts with calls for subsidies to sustain U.S. shipping amid foreign competition.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a chaotic narrative of revolution and distant places. It mentions Texington and Concord, old citadels, and shifting power, with repeated hints of struggle, banners, and a restless crowd. Names blur, events muddle, yet a sense of upheaval and ritualized conflict persists in scattered phrases.
In a tense recovery scene a terrified Lake woman awakens to a world of pursuit and reformers. Detective Harvey and Captain Carroll close in as Lake frets over a paroled man and a possible identity link to a New York jewel theft case. A portrait and fingerprints threaten to unmask a hidden spouse as the investigation narrows to a dramatic confession.
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