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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1931
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane writes on wartime reporting and public sentiment, noting how editors shape perception and how citizens respond to headlines. The piece analyzes press ethics, the impact of sensationalism, and the balance between information and morale.
The article argues the League of Nations faces a real China Japan war crisis with North China government tensions rising. It questions American isolationist stance, Britain’s debt and gold issues, silver return, and potential moves toward a diplomatic boycott or war, noting fears of imperial credit dependence and monetary instability.
Washington reports Secretary of State Stimson cautioned Japan toward a conciliatory stance in the Manchurian crisis. He indicated a public note might embarrass efforts but urged peaceful retirement of forces without diplomatic concessions. Reports describe 250,000 Chinese and 18,000 Japanese casualties, with troop movements and international reactions shaping a Geneva League council session.
Fragmented OCR weather notice predicts mild winds and cooler conditions midweek with advisories for Wednesday through Thursday. Unreadable terms suggest wind speeds and temperatures vary, with mentions of western and eastern sectors, and an additional Page 2 weather note.
Thursday announcement from Mrs. Darden Wurzbach following her husband's death in the congressional vacancy signals a crowded race in the district. Several contenders named include Johnson, Chambers, Stritt, and King, with Wurzbach urged to enter. Prominent figures and local leaders weigh bids as party factions prepare for a formal statement and campaign kickoff.
Thunderstorms and showers expected across central regions with a warm spell continuing. Wednesday night temperatures near 60s, Thursday highs around 90s, and light southerly winds. Western areas likely to see typical spring showers and unsettled conditions, while eastern portions stay milder.
The narrator recalls a veteran's return thirteen years after the war, facing hardship unseen in the homecoming. With vivid imagery the poem contrasts past battles with present hunger, unemployment, and disillusion as the Unknown Soldier wanders in November winds.
The Italian consul and his wife, aged 75 and tied to a nearby firm, were badly shaken when a wrecked house collapsed onto the street early today. The consul and spouse were removed from Welt Bedo and buried under debris as the front of the building collapsed amid the explosion. The vice consul was moved to a neighbor’s home and treated by a physician.
President Hoover urged renewed world confidence and disarmament following World War I in an Armistice Day address. He stressed nations must realign hopes and speed up rearmament limits to prevent future peril as the world faces renewed fear in the aftermath of the war.
San Angelo National Bank will reopen on December 1 with stock subscribed and $500,000 in deposits. George Embry leads loan integrations aimed at cutting loans by $201,000 before reopening. Sol Maser, prominent operator and National Wool Marketing figure, to become bank president.
Thousands of San Aris tonians cheered veterans as a World War I jubilee parade rolled through downtown. Military units, school bands, and officials led the march, with Civil and Spanish American War vets included. A Junior Yanks group drew cheers as they moved in a solemn, reverent procession, Taps sounding for the fallen as the crowd observed the day’s tribute.
Ottawa reports a government loan of 100 million dollars is planned to fund a relief program for the unemployed amid winter hardships. Officials say the measure aims to stabilize households and sustain basic needs during the season.
Classified rental notice lists multiple houses with monthly rates and locations. Names appear with contact details for leasing inquiries, including street addresses and prices in dollars per month. The fragmentary ad references several properties and a contact person linked to a local rental agency.
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