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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
3
A Texas case highlights how cross state mortgage filings create inequities when a first mortgage is recorded in another state. The property, abandoned by a borrower, is sold after a second mortgage forecloses, leaving the first mortgage in legal limbo and raising questions for lawmakers on protecting legitimate sales and preventing theft schemes across borders.
The report claims General Wrangel’s White Army has been utterly routed by Bolshevik forces. Some commanders allegedly died by suicide, others fled to a starship, signaling the possible end of Wrangel’s anti Bolshevik resistance and the collapse of remaining White leadership.
The piece discusses Fabian defense strategy and the fate of General Wrangel amid Bolshevik advances. It weighs Britain France and Britain’s stance on aiding Wrangel, Britain’s peace aims, and potential shifts in recognition policy as the Soviet victory in Russia edges forward.
The article discusses the role of the primary pledge in Texas politics, noting support and opposition among Democrats and Republicans. It cites Cuthbertson's critique and questions whether the pledge should stay in the constitution and election laws given GOP strength and potential shifts in party dominance.
The text discusses whether a primary pledge creates a moral or legal obligation to support national party nominees. It cites Texas Venneratic party actions after Supreme Court rulings and notes Democrats voting Republican presidential candidates without legal obligation. It also mentions Prohibition era attitudes and winter housing demand affecting labor and open shop disputes.
A garbled text presents as a wartime chronicle with scattered names and phrases. The piece mentions Blooded One, Witherweb, and various fragments like war, empire, conquest, and quotes about battles. It reads as a collage of invented names and chaotic speech without a clear narrative.
A distorted account outlines the debate over a potential appointment to the appellate bench following Judge Cobbs resignation. The letter from Judge Antonis suggests the successor, and the process, with Governor Hobart, remains unsettled as November 24 deadline looms amid calls for due, orderly proceedings.
An airy, garbled report notes an army builder arrival amid a chaotic era with mentions of Mujo dab D. Tupabtek, Quarters, and a nameless War Department signoff. It references Lt. Chen, New Jersey, and a New Yueh National Guard, plus executives and commissions tied to emergency energy needs and wartime logistics.
A man linked to a high profile case dies while awaiting trial in Walla County Court. The incident occurred after a prolonged legal battle tied to a bond posted on November 14, 191. Details describe a fatal event, with officials noting involvement of government facilities and a subsequent death certificate.
Fragmentary text references vaudeville era names and acts, mentions theatres or places, unclear dates or events, no coherent narrative or identifiable facts to summarize. Reading lacks complete sentences or verifiable entities to form a proper card.
A Breeden Range Company sale to Walker Moore Company is described with Breeden Range retiring from active business and Walker Moore expanding operations in San Antonio. The deal involves continued leadership by Walker Moore executives and names several local financiers and business figures connected to the transaction. The report notes prior ties and future plans for the wholesale grocery trade in the region.
Dispatches declare that D Annunzio accepts the Adriatic settlement amid tense reports. The text describes political maneuvering, forces, and disputed terms around Adriatic control.
The fragment references population and health data for Washington D C May related to Hawaii and Memie Rapaness Hommation, mentioning a neural value and a 10 percent advantage during a period, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent context or verifiable entities.
A fragmented report describes a statewide gathering of assessors and officials discussing tax policy. The opening remarks reference protecting taxpayers while addressing disputes and property wealth. Several hundred attendees observed the proceedings.
Fragmentary report notes Dublin and Belfast sources discussing a peace bid in Ireland with tension between factions. Mentions of conciliation efforts, political figures, and public sentiment amid extremism and potential clashes.
A fragmented report from Mack Arkansas notes banks engaging in a finance corporation drive to promote exports of cattle and other products. The piece mentions Fort Worth residents traveling to Mack for the event and references local agents and delivery of stock items, with little readable detail beyond the general meeting and participation.
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