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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
1
Oak tree dedicated to a soldier's deed by the Department of Agriculture planted in Washington D C during March 20 to 30. The ceremony involved Secretary Mewston along with department officials and staff.
Phase copy extols olive tablets as a cure for sallow skin dull eyes and tone cures for inactivity of liver and bowels. Claims ninety percent of sickness from inactive bowels and liver and promotes natural buoyancy by cleansing system. Mentions Dr Edwards a well known Ohio physician and olive colored tablets sold by druggists.
A garbled entry reports a legal action involving looters and a Danae company in Washington. The text references a jury, quarters, and a board, but details are unclear.
Federal Employment Service released Tuesday its weekly review showing slight improvements in labor conditions nationwide. Data from about 322 entities indicate better hiring trends versus the prior week, with notes on varying recovery rates by city and industry and ongoing reporting from Washington and other hubs.
British War Secretary reports reverses suffered by France in Ukraine and flags insurrection risks in Egypt. He notes Ottoman and Bolshevik activities, German strength near Riga and Windau, and British aid including troops and experts to aid allied fronts. The dialogue highlights strategic tensions across Egypt, Ukraine, and the Baltic region with calls to bolster defenses.
A disordered report details upheaval in Hungary with revolutionary actions. Military seize letters from reporters and bar church state ties, while a new law court is planned in Budapest. The Peoples Mineral Cabinet manages industry as state control expands amid protests and threats from Germany.
Count von Bernstorff cited as stating the peace plan proposed by President Wilson would be the basis for German negotiators. He warned that failure to sign could empower Bolshevism and disappoint liberal states, while noting potential consequences if reparations and indemnities exceed the Wilson framework.
A wary debate centers on tax reform and national issues as delegates discuss preserving sovereignty. Speakers urge unity while vowing to protect public finances, asset the league will oppose higher taxes and push for fiscally prudent agendas.
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The steamers Taker Over Jani Markh and Datrivia have reached Cowes, assigned to the Guited Jutes, and will be crewed by American sailors to move Smerleay troops to the United States.
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