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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
6
Momentum grows in recent days as campaign notes show Bexar County’s Victory Loan quota surpassing target. Aimed to push funds to support the war effort, the drive reports substantial subscriptions and expected surpluses. Local organizers push for continued momentum despite weather and logistical challenges.
Fragmented OCR suggests a New Protest movement leading to political tension. Mentions Cosmnmdin, Abe repent, and Veliah waterfals. References to Diets, Conelderi ble inition, and national action against further war materials.
A fragmented notice describes a hobby event planned for May at a local venue. It mentions a mayor and community groups, with details largely unreadable. The readable text hints at demonstrations or activities and a gathering for hobby enthusiasts in the town.
Vienna reports Chancellor Leaner surrendered a peace delegate nomination to pursue fusion with Germany. Allies’ pressure weighed. Austrian leaders warned war harms the people as discussions in Paris and Berlin continued.
Captain Morton C. King is found dying of pistol shot to the head at Avenue E and Line Street near Camp Teav. The wound is described as self-inflicted amid chaotic claims. home listed as Boston Massachusetts with service in the Caney State and later linked to a brigade. references to trials, court, and naval notices appear in scattered fragments.
The New York district reports rapid progress toward the Victory Loan quota as subscriptions push past expected totals. Officials note over subscribers in multiple districts, with St. Louis and New York leading in early gains and national sentiment strong despite occasional concerns.
Voters face a decisive choice between maintaining honest, efficient city leadership under Mayor Bell or yielding to a faction pushing for the Ryan ticket. Critics accuse Ryan backers of bigoted zeal and smearing local business, while Bell supporters are portrayed as prudent, patriotic stewards of postwar affairs.
An unsettled, cloudy spell prevails with chances of more rain across the region. Temperatures hover near average as showers and front-driven winds affect daily conditions, with forecasts calling for periods of light to moderate rainfall through the weekend.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a presidential address or speech with references to White House, academy, and naval unit, mentioning politics, people, and ongoing agenda. Names and places are garbled, yielding no clear event date or outcome.
Garbled text references a 70 foot land plot near a townsite with unclear directions. Mentions showings described as excellent and a person named Whit in a casual, cryptic context. The passage appears to be an incomplete notice or memo with no clear dates or actionable items.
Two Mooricad hydroplanes assigned to Hors Leni sedthritie Highe left Halifax early this morning en route to Port— ee, with Winged Vovtisatl and other crews aiming for a second race leg near Newfoundland. Weather hampered air operations. crews prepared for long overwater flight toward St. Johns, while officials monitored conditions and readiness.
Reports say the President may address the nation after returning to the United States as advisers push for a public speaking tour to counter foreign policy criticism. Congress and officials await readiness signals for an extra session and possible communications with key committees.
Fragmentary report cites Italian sources on negotiations between Telia and Fue Cxenhn government. It notes Ceechg-ttayirls backing Thaeatin ty Piuine and discusses pork restrictions as a potential assertion of authority over the Adriatic, with references to Crevhy-Bloyakla Adeen and Roman Tintiments.
Paris May 10 German cabinet weighs note to allies and possible rejection of peace terms. Berlin issues proclamation pledging a peace of right while condemning wage slavery and urging German unity amid pressure from Versailles talks and the Allied response.
Fragmentary OCR text references voting, nations, and a council or commission. It mentions Vevis Mary, The Mine, Mistis, and a section addressing different countries. Details are unreadable. core entities and actions are obscured by garbled wording.
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson optimistic no German proposals yet amid late night drafting by German delegation. Chinese delegates seek written terms, while hopes for a verbal understanding may avert a break in peace talks.
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