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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
12
A cluttered classified page lists rental and sale notices across many properties. Entries reference addresses and features such as garages, heaters, and multiple rooms, with prices and contact hints scattered amid scattered names and locales.
Mrs Lea Josepty voices opinion on a U S Senate bill affecting state rights and federal power at a public hearing in Weim Ulu. She argues the bill would enlarge central authority, while opponents claim it traps states’ rights and could force costly mandates on local governments.
Plan for campaign activities within the association outlines a meeting to select a committee and promote organizational support. The text mentions dates, locations, and pricing notes related to banking, a vegetable message, and unclear references to events and pricing adjustments.
A garbled report describes Fewster hitting a bases loaded home run to maintain the Yankees' lead. It references players and teams with distorted spellings, mentioning Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and a tense series.
Fragmented OCR recounts a court case involving a Black defendant and multiple charges including theft. Mentions Seventh District Court and a potential penitentiary sentence. Details are garbled with names and dates unreadable, leaving the outcome and action uncertain.
Fragmentary text reports a Mexican origin and a large military visit in early morning hours. Mentioned are Col Ginarpe ME Wuesell and Ephiehy Corps Arch Uiching, with General Bivins and Dolan Hiows tied to command actions. Notes a convocation of units in the south and unions subiod muse nk.
A court petition filed today by attorneys requests dismissal of charges against Tam Tam? and others. The document questions the validity of proceedings and notes prior statements by witnesses and officials. The case involves defendants and potential release terms, with ongoing courtroom actions and possible rulings expected.
A fragmented clipping notes action on a bill linked to health matters and a named individual. The text references a 19 year old and a house hearing with a focus on a named official or group, with scattered references to a city address and colleagues. The readable portions imply legislative movement and committee involvement without clear outcomes.
Unclear OCR text describes a regional draw and multiple participants including named individuals and venues. Mentions opening Saturday and Monday events with events like singles and doubles games. Specific names and places are obscured by garbled characters but indicate a sports tournament with mixed results.
Readable bits mention Comfort and Clemtin Wine, likely a local social club event. Notes show names and activities but lack clear dates or outcomes. Content appears as garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and potential attendee references.
Readable lines describe carnival events and stalls to open in a hall, with plans for evening attractions and games. Mentions volunteers, timing, and expected activities while noting some unclear or garbled phrases in the source.
A chaotic OCR fragment recounts a crowded event with mentions of a big exhibition, many named participants and teams, and plans for a series of matches across venues. The piece references mothers and a large audience, with scattered names of people and places, suggesting a local sports gathering and forthcoming contests.
A garbled, OCR filled report mentions Demspey sending his dogs aboard a train bound for a port. The text references passengers, a voyage, and various people, with scattered names and phrases, but the core event is Demspey shipping his dogs onto a train heading to a port.
Industrial data show a rapid rise in demand for automobiles with output pushed to meet orders. Factories report more closed units and higher wages as semi skilled workers increase from 50 to 75 cents hourly, deposits grow, and producers seek outside parts to keep pace with demand.
Fragmented OCR text describes collections, prices, and business movements. Mentions weather, unemployment related notes, district data, and payroll concerns. Names and places are largely obscured by garbled text, with scattered references to June and various unidentified entities.
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