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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1920
Page
9
A reflective essay argues that politics remains unchanged after the war, adapting like an acrobat to upheaval. It laments persistent fakery, partisanship, and deceit, noting enduring virtues and vices as politicians continue to manipulate the public. The piece suggests most readers tolerate the old tricks.
A columnist argues that even with prohibition in place, large segments of the public still consume significant liquor in the United States. The piece cites news coverage from major cities and questions enforcement, noting skepticism about adherence and the role of newspapers in shaping opinions.
The article argues against a stringent prohibition law allowing police to enter private homes without warning. It contends the measure would provoke widespread violations and resistance, blaming lawmakers for creating an impossible law and accusing newspapers and officials of stirring fear rather than enforcing order.
Republican strategists distrust any clear favorite as standpatters fear a victory by Wood or Johnson may still thwart their return to power. They weigh Wood, Johnson, Lowden, and Taft-like figures, with Knox emerging as a compromise option while Logistical doubts grow about Wood’s first-roll lead and Johnson’s ability to seal a win.
A fragmentary poetic text features names like Patrick Winnelt and Treland amid dreamlike imagery. The passage describes statues, bright eyes, and a landscape of figures and places, hinting at a mythic or symbolic voyage with recurring names and invented terms.
The piece notes Republicans are active across the country while Democrats face lineups and delays. It highlights a focus on domicile aspirants and ongoing work within the party as the presidential race develops.
A sprawling survey of Republican and Democratic contenders for the 1920 presidential nomination. Names like Pershing Coolidge Bryan Marshall Clark LorstIng Underwood Glass and others are sketched as potential nominees, with notes on their backgrounds and standing for a party race in San Francisco and Chicago.
Washington May Twenty seven thousand Indians have been admitted to full citizenship service. The Indian Affairs Commissioner Salter says the population totals about 800,000, with many gaining land rights and some gaining full control of their own business. Health, education, housing, and economic advances are noted, including rising home ownership, English literacy, and improved social life. investment and farm equipment spending are cited as signs of progress.
Correspondent in Marlfield, Ireland reports fear among peaceable citizens as Irish government instability and threats of violence loom. Describes security forces refusing to enforce laws and potential mass protests or barracks strikes. Mentions Germany and England as agitators, American arms shipments, and fears of a broader crisis endangering governance and public safety.
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