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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1931
Page
31
A rambled column quotes Will Rogers on Laval and Paris talks, noting public curiosity and shifting headlines. It comments on Borah, Wilson, Poland, and Germany while ribbing media sensationalism and asking who else will claim a soap bubble of world events. Copyright 1981. McNaught Lind, Inc.
Fragmentary reminiscence in uneven prose about a curious character with ties to German marks oil dealings and a Knickerbocker lineage. The narrator recalls a flamboyant personality, ceremonial roles, and social power, hinting at deeper stories yet to be revealed. The piece ends abruptly.
The article details President Wilson’s efforts to quell a flare of anti Japanese and anti alien ownership sentiments in California and Washington after his inauguration. Secretary Bryan and key lawmakers pressed for modest legislation while Wilson urged restraint and broader policy to avoid provoking conflict with Japan. Despite appeals, California passed a law restricting alien real property ownership, drawing a strong Japanese protest and fears of potential war.
A fragmented narrative recounts Wilson and Bryan in diplomacy over Japan with hints of appeals to peace and cautious steps at Manila. It blends memoir excerpts, personal recollections, and an anecdote about a backstage love tale, reflecting tension, memory, and a lingering question of finality in statecraft.
Fragmented wartime lines describe Japan’s continental and oceanic policy unraveling after World War II. The text contends Japan had pursued peace for its people but faced American pressure, losses in Manchuria, and failed cooperation with China. It states Tokyo is isolated from international policy circles.
The paper previews an early issue shipping excerpts from General Sato's book, indicating publication next Sunday with selected passages likely to shape reader interest.
A fragmented account recalls Primo Carbona versus Jack Sharkey at Madison Square Garden. The writer describes Carbona’s retirement in round four, Watta Mann’s involvement, and chaotic ring conditions with multiple in-ring figures, plus odd quotes and spectator impressions from the bout.
The serialized boxing tale follows Watte Bann in a dramatic setup with rival Glove King Tom King era and Wolle Mann. The page teases a future outcome, noting a governor intervention and a looming match with Dempsey Wolla Mann.
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