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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
3
Prohibition Vote Debate Triggers Senate Storm
Vice-President Marshall claimed a secret Senate vote on prohibition would fail to reach a majority. Critics led by Wayne Wheeler and the Anti-Salmon League demand apologies, while Wheeler accuses Marshall of insulting lawmakers. The piece argues senators can speak for themselves and notes the army canteen vote echoes Marshall’s claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
United States Senate
Prohibition
Anti-Salem League
Wayne Tr. Whe
Teague
Mel Wheeler
Senate
Sand
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler
Persqnald
Vnre Ldent
WCTU
Wayne
Neff Candidacy Under Fire Over Controversial Remarks
A draft summary of remarks by Mr Pat Neff, candidate for governor of Texas, faces criticism for disparaging language. Press dispatches quote Neff discussing honesty and service while remarking on platforms, with debate over interpretation and implications for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Neff
Texas
Neff
Jessie
Crtmenton
MeNeff
Percenar of
Statesmanship and the need for a real program
A critique of shallow election platforms and vague pledges. The author argues leaders must present concrete plans to meet state needs over two years, detailing strategies and measurable results. Emphasizes honesty, competence, and demonstrable outcomes over abstract virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vethlog
Dingell
Gulmen Actis
Texas
Thaon
Sture Hua
Neff
Germany to Mexico Pact Sparks Public Mockery and Debate
A historic postwar-era debate recalls Germany’s proposed alliance with Mexico to attack the United States, with discussions of territorial spoils, potential Mexican involvement, and American reactions. The piece analyzes motives, outcomes, and the uncertain legacy of the Zimmerman letter.
German plans to use Mexico in wartime strategy
The excerpt discusses extending military calls up to age forty five to reinforce France without weakening forces, and criticizes Mexican officials for aligning with Germany, noting they would have been discarded after Germany achieved victory. It portrays Germany's expected disregard for Mexican interests and the opportunistic use of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiese Tenopa
France
Germany
Mexico
United States
Grenany
Unies
Agininat
Iere
Sveli
Bennpiel
Mexica
Cotton Belt Offers Open Freight Move Amid Southwest Traffic Strains
The Cotton Belt railway declares it will handle all freight for the Southwest without restrictions, urging East St. Louis terminals for delivery and offering to haul away if not delivered. The move prompts public comparisons and debates on railroad responsiveness to current nationwide congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Raijhway
Citron
Ibad
Cotton West
Mutifler
Ane
Matic
Cotton Test
Southwest
East St. Louis
Ske
United States
Cotton Nest
Texas
Nort Texas
Pic
Rik Serass
Unclear typed note on signature legibility and reforms
A garbled text fragment discusses signature validity and attempts to render a name illegible or improper. It mentions a typewriter signature, ink, and concerns about recognition, with scattered phrases about offices and letters.
Mysterious Note Points to Hidden Agreement and Names
A fragmented passage mentions Beavis, Pidtertioess, and Henry Milla Afton amid garbled lines. The text hints at a magic mirror and a secret oath tied to a setting and a bequest, with obscure references to people and a council-like figure.
Letters to The Light stir public debate on police action
Citizens express concern over police conduct and political pressure in a letter to The Light. Signatories urge restraint, transparency, and fair treatment of marginalized groups while addressing alleged misconduct and public safety. The communication references the police department and local council involvement in protests and organizational responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billtor
Aw. Polige
Commission
Bist Wright
Sn Rive Voice
Pferty
Mda
Uwe Wiserionn
Taebor
Yin Pope
Aline
Abu
Tan
Mrauuiane
Awerion
Eahory
Polie Partment
Awa
Ponwray
Rey
Ion
Pole Department
Telyex
Rega ins HS Office Ban Angelo Court Verdict Declared
In Rankin County a jury in district court returned a verdict and Judge W W weigh declared Mrswaorth of Ban Angelo as justice. The case involved Avie Hyswell of Fort Brockston representing Allsworth with Griffith leading the proceedings. The ballot question from the November 1908 general election was reviewed and the court found issues with the ballot and voting. The appointment of a deputy supervisor and other county officials followed the trial, with confirmation of the new office holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Angelo
Mrswaorth
Rankin
Toten
W. Wv Weigh
Avie Hyswell
Fort Brockston
Dudae Allsworth
Griffith
Saige Aina
Sadge Wright
Linlge
Carrell
Disney
Sinsworth
Garza to Mexico and the fate of Montarey ally forces
Unclear garbled report mentions Garza and Montarey figures, alleged capture near Agon Briotamul and Villavieal. References Buenos Aires style factions, Madurista ally lines, and possible push toward the United States. Details are fragmentary and names are inconsistently rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonanten Gavan
Mexico
Tienloy
Montarey
Gein Antonio
Villatzedinit
Tunis Gurierres
Telux
Agon
Briotamul
Gennrel Villavieal
Loanava
Prominnent
Madurista
Fariin
Paarl Ville
Guytierryx
Mancha Vila
Bapatistas
Furl Pufoved
Ify
Yindey
Tate United States
Tuidis
Bingos
Mexica
Rawzibes
Garey Lens
Sune
Agtonia
Hewapny
el Tralys
Fragmented, garbled prose from a strange scene unfolds
An incoherent mosaic of voices and images hints at a surreal gathering. Names, dates, and places blur as characters discuss fashion, art, and identity amid a confused, dreamlike sequence. The piece reads like a fragmented performance sketch with shifting roles and nonsensical dialogue.
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