San Antonio Light Publishes Early West Texas Dispatch
The San Antonio Light reports an Associated Press dispatch from New York to San Antonio via the Postal Service, describing distribution details, offices, and newspaper lineage. It notes the paper’s affiliation with the Associated Press and lists multiple city offices including Chicago and San Francisco.
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San Antonio
Tha
Associated Frees
New York City
Bauiano
Tex
Muse
Trace
Antonin Teana
Wis Gurrier
Aily
Bundyy
Gaz Carter
Peres
Texas
Rep of Magica
Verree & Conlin, Inc
Dedinon Avenue
Chicago
Vez
Sapheon Soulevert
Dethon
Veres & Conklin, Inc
Eafevertu Maulecerd
BAN Piancisc
Cat
Veries &Conklin
Ine
Associatae
Piress
Assaciers
Usb
Canklin, Inc
Questioning a Campaign Manager Husband Divorce Link
A Pennsylvania woman’s defeat raises debate over whether her husband and campaign manager influenced her political bid. The column weighs whether his actions were a crime or virtue, considering motives tied to his marital partnership and possible divorce filing as a strategic outcome.
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Pennsylvania
Tesus
Fefie
Ghent
Misleading claims critique court proceedings in Texas case
A historical brief discusses alleged misinterpretations of Supreme Court decisions and the prestige of judges amid a Texas campaign. It questions legal procedures and criticizes contemporary commentary on the Corsicana case and related public actions.
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Lesa
Toule
Corsicana
Dhre Acian
Supreme Court
Pune
District Court
Corsican
Ale Sail
Texas
Rautts
Court Critique on Campaign Law Appeals and Public Understanding
The article contrasts district court and Supreme Court views on campaign law, noting public confusion over legal nuances. It argues the judiciary's prestige suffers when cases hinge on technicalities rather than merits, urging clearer guidance and quicker, decisive rulings.
Post-election claims on national prohibition reform and ship laws
The article reports wet leaders claiming a potential shift in the Volstead Act after elections, with Hinckley predicting 80 liberal House votes and Wheeler forecasting Senate losses. It notes a cautious path to common ground, and mentions the Drys framing recent results as a start toward undoing key prohibition provisions. It also highlights consequences of the Dangty ruling, including ships registering abroad and shifts in U S shipping policy affecting enforcement.
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Dey
White G. C. Hinckley
House of Representatives
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti Saloon League
Senate
Wes
Wheeler
Mog
Danitiva
Elie
Aul Ae
Conress
Loudeneies Po
Prohibition Politics and Congressional Fights Highlight 1920s Debate
Items discuss shifts in House power under Prohibition, naming candidates Graham Longworth Mann and Mondell. Notes on party alignments within the Anti-Saloon League and calls to test sentiment in states like Ohio Massachusetts were debated as votes on enforcement and leadership loom.
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Andrew Ji Walstead
Mondell
Representative Mann
Longworth
Congress
Longwyerd
Mann
Anti-Samoon League
Machusetts
Mindsanean
Obj
Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wis Ekiinis
Absurd Texan ballot shows Andy Gump on ticket
A writ of mandamus in Texas ordered that the comic character Andy Gump be placed on election ballots. The judge likened the move to law and order amid a contentious campaign, noting the oddity amid broader political maneuvers and legal challenges.
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Andy Gump
Ict
Texas
Sixty- Seventh
Ben M. Terrell
Wo Man
Gump
Terrell
Andy
Maysell
Pedily
Ilegal
Pup
United States Senate
Fragmented poem reverie with cryptic gospel imagery
The text presents a fragmented, archaic sounding meditation mixing religious and visionary language. It glimpses themes of divine Messiah, awakening, and mortality through opaque phrases and scattered proper names. The piece reads like a dreamlike reverie rather than a coherent narrative.
Know Your Prejudices. A Call to Self Examination
The text argues prejudice harms individuals and nations and urges readers to scrutinize beliefs about race religion and other groups. It promotes self-knowledge critical thinking tolerance and open inquiry to reduce bias and improve civil peace.
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Vitor
Aol
Rem Janes Ag
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Wives for cows in Africa sparks a legal plea exchange
A letter from South Africa describes a man who paid five cows for a wife and now seeks legal advice to recover cows or wife. He argues the price standard and requests guidance on actions against the father and agreement terms, citing previous exchanges and disputes.
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Ugoti ’Iyauesewmbyt
Net
South Afric
Treighbor
Acton
Africa
Lin Ie
Zululand
Ladich
Cam
Rome
Fragmentary Note Misses Key Details
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions names and a street address but offers no clear event or context. No identifiable person, organization, or date is verifiable. The text lacks a cohesive incident or report suitable for a full news card.
Watching Parade Turns Into Dog Show At Croat Yard
A whimsical account recalls a midday gathering in Croat yard where dogs vie for attention. One brindle hound dominates, sizing up rivals with a fearless bite, while Irishman and crowd react with mixed humor and frustration. The scene ends with the brindle’s calm grip on the match as others retreat.
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John Pilgrim
Bob Ledyke
Ulcome
Erishiain
Gorry
Tvisumun
Bolus
Brindle
Dhe Ueissman
Ange
Chen
Thoms Thompson
Ian Huajler
Jimny
Factograms and Our Distant World Inquiries
A garbled inquiry cites a long list of distant places and distances, noting 38 days to Bangkok from New York and 42 days to Baghdad. It references postal routes, letter delivery, and railway post office travel, mentioning fiscal data on post office expenditures and military costs around 1920 with various per capita figures.
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B.S. Or
New York
Australia
Bangkok
Bagdad
United States
Wid Ud
Joe
Thyan
Iss
Fragmented overheard dialogue flares in awkward wedding tale
A garbled narrative fragment follows a convoluted social scene around a wedding. The piece threads disjointed dialogue about marriage, reputations, and expectations, with sporadic names and hints of scandal and social judgment, all filtered through a confused recollection.
Fragmented OCR Item Mentions Various Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous dubious place names and event tags such as Misestio-Valevilte Protaras Motlay Picturer and Teletto Kin. It references a club at Oranges Supyed and notes Ontario Canada with mentions of November, but the text is corrupted and hard to interpret.
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Misestio
Valevilte
Protaras
Motlay Picturer
Teletto
Fanny
Chaplin
Thei
Empire
Redolhelentina
You Rajah
Jabheess
Wealty Harry
Pchion
Tunelison Clubs
Wednesila Tdons Cte
Halesainebipe
Ontario
Canada
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