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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1921

Page

5

Open letter defends Mayor Bell amid unsubstantiated charges

A public letter signed by 3. X. Brown, president of the Alamo regional bank, contends that accusations against Mayor Sam C. Bell lack substantiation and that no charges have been proven. The missive challenges opponents to present verifiable facts and insists current critiques are unproven and politically motivated.

Sam C. Bell 3. X. Brown Alamo Agional Bank Maxar-Thell Ahr Fapwa Major Bell

City election appeals clash over reform and trust

The letter argues voters must resist national party influence in San Antonio city affairs, challenging opponents Jock and allies. It cites criticisms of the current administration, questions spending and bond-money use, and defends planned property purchases and widening streets as prudent city management.

Jock Smith Hans ‘Ling San Antonis Ferling Siderstion Wis

City Debt and Borrowing Debate Echoes Through Officials

Debates on municipal finance weigh whether cities should issue floating debt to cover annual expenses and borrow money in advance. Economists differ on benefits, arguing borrowing at lower rates may ease tax burdens, while critics warn of long term cost to taxpayers and city wealth.

Deportation of Mexicans From Fort Worth May 4

Repatriation of Mexican citizens begun Tuesday night with a train of about 250 needy Mexicans moving toward Laredo for homeward distribution. The Mexican government covers deportation costs and plans further steps to remove up to about 4000 from Fort Worth area.

Fort Worth Tex Mexico Icelack Laredo

Oppose New Moves In Senate Committee Fight

Fragmented OCR notes describe a Republican move to recommit a nomination, with Sen Blair facing internal opposition. The text references a Wisconsin or Winston Salem connection, a North Carolina law question, and a push to investigate allegations amid a party struggle linked to the Chicago National Convention.

Snatur Johnson Hepublican Maliforia Dace A. Biaie Winston Salem Sternal Revenue Commissionty Vennte- Fitanes Committee Mey Qlair Blair Chicago North Carolina Blair Wis

Blackhand gang busted in Scranton arrests end threat

Scranton authorities disclose the breakup of a feared Blackhand gang after nineteen alleged members were arrested. The operation followed a deadly overturning crash and a series of threats as police contend the gang operated in this region.

Agredt Blackhand Nomilers Scranton Pry Blackhand

Bell asks about stockholder and director role at Central Trust

Mr Bell inquires if he is a stockholder and a director in the Central Trust Company. The question seeks confirmation of his status within the bank and its governance.

Bell Ray Lambert Mr. Bell The Central Trust Company

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