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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1920
Page
8
Fragmentary San Antonio Light text appears in Spanish with garbled OCR. It references a meeting or act at Colteeitn Miron 2 and mentions titles and articles under section 18, with disrupted names and dates, indicating a legal or civic notice context.
Fragmented reading of Cox defeat spreads through headlines as Buffalo and Syracuse reports push Harding ahead. Dayton News faces internal conflict over declaring the outcome and faces scrutiny from the Democratic National Committee while maintaining the paper's duty to report real results.
Fragmented discussion notes German doubt about US rejection of the League of Nations and the Versailles treaty. The piece outlines perceptions that the treaty is unfair to Germany in certain terms and reflects broader wartime and postwar tensions shaping German views.
The piece reviews German reactions to the failed optimism of Wilson's peace program and the impact on morale. It notes German expectations that the Fourteen Points would be included, the disappointment under President Wilson, and the looming leadership of Senator Harding. It urges cautious German prudence while awaiting clearer U S policy.
The piece laments governors pressed to suspend cotton operations and curb private enterprise. It argues temptations toward centralizing power corrupt officials, urging constitutional limits while criticizing recent trends where leaders overstep legal bounds to influence private industries. It cites Texas and South Carolina as examples and warns against repeated usurpation.
The passage notes Caesar resisting the crown though pressured by the Senate and popular factions. It suggests repeated refusals with diminishing resolve, pondering whether the regal emblem might have rested on his leadership. The rhetoric implies debate over power and republican ideals in Rome.
A Kansas election commissioner in Kansas City argued that a woman voting under her married name could not be counted because voter lists showed her by maiden name. The piece ridicules the reasoning, noting taxpayer issues and legal inconsistencies in how names affect eligibility.
A garbled verse sequence recounts a comic voyage filled with fantastical names and shipboard chatter. The narrator crosses the Ye olde channel of nonsense, naming shipmates and exotic places while the crew mouths mock heroic lines and quips about love and marriage aboard a quirky vessel.
A column by Flonase J Masson discusses marriages among French figures and observers, examining social views on wedlock, age, and romance. It cites Anatole France and Camille Flammarion among others, noting age gaps, public reception, and the idea that marriage remains a calculated gamble.
Gov announces Tyday of Austin Texas named to head Hinrkwis warehouses commission effective December 1. Hanntoe Weinert resigns due to ill health after long service in Texas reginin. Weinert linked to upper chamber. Suguin and Mengtor noted in county roles.
A reader letter to the newspaper criticizes prohibition politics and the party line, urging public discussion of "wet" and "dry" candidates. The writer, Culola Whe Dight, seeks publishing a response and notes the need for broader national sentiment on reform and enforcement policy.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Killder a poet praised as the Herrick of American literature. It highlights his outdoor nature poems, memory of Virginia landscapes, and comparisons to English models. Mentions Father Wabb and references to John B Tabb poems, with notes on style and sentiment.
Warsaw dispatch reports Poland weighing participation in a proposed "Hitle ententh" aimed at Czechoslovakia and Hungary. Officials express distrust of the plan as directed against Hungary, while Czech and Polish leaders seek to avoid entangling alliances and explore alternatives with Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and other Central European states. Talks include Trauntt and Venizelos era figures exploring a broader political alignment.
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