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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
4
The city administration, short of funds for street cleaning, plans spendings on expert advice and a fair site while garb age collection remains inadequate. Citizens warn that dirty streets and aging health concerns threaten tourism and civic pride.
Report notes a foreign delegate tried to say nothing while criticizing naval limits. The discussion questions ship counts, naval holidays, and potential future tech that could bypass reductions. The piece highlights cautious reactions and concerns over a ten year armament pause.
The Hughes plan for world peace is challenged by the idea that banning shipbuilding for ten years keeps parity but risks delaying lasting disarmament. Proponents argue gradual progress avoids naval superiority and cuts costs, while critics warn against radical changes and note sensitive foreign objections discussed in executive session.
Secretary Hughes outlines a plan arguing Britain and Japan would pair to nearly double U S naval tonnage versus the United States. He notes strategic limits of alliances, the Panama Canal, and future scrapping of older ships to reduce cost while retaining building strength. The piece emphasizes the U S as the leading power and stresses geographic and economic factors shaping naval balance.
The piece argues the Hughes naval plan would leave Britain and Japan with aging fleets while the United States would build a superior navy in tonnage design and effectiveness. It notes Britain’s and Japan’s debts to the U.S. and questions the feasibility of combined fleets, urging focus on U.S. naval dominance rather than scrapping current ships.
In a long passage the narrative follows an English prisoner, Merjan, and his captor Hag-Helmen as they chase Rachel in a foreign setting. Hartford returns from captivity to a home altered. news of Rachel in London unsettles him as he seeks reunion with his mother and the woman he loves.
A church meeting in San Marcos Texas on November 16 concluded with reports from areas including Austin Georgetown Lockhart La Grange and Buckharts. Field Secretary F Hapyerts Rev Ty Gratton and Mrs Tope Hiatenck addressed attendees. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Chua Hae Green and others.
A statewide campaign led by Texas Labor Commissioner Joseph B. Myers seeks civic resolutions pledging cooperation to curb strikes and industrial strife. The draft resolution calls for employers and workers to hold friendly meetings to foster harmonious relations and prevent violence, charges, and extremism in labor conflicts.
Red workers protest new Savant policy demanding back pay for months missed and the continuation of a titland near Wetcoat homes. Men and women facing eviction risk after refusing to sign for injured pay and were allegedly threatened by local authorities.
A jumble of names and places lists several destinations including Vande Malraier, Eighie Tugoretale, Tringass Tron, Pinuren Litehenn Otis, CTH evemy 1 Che Chih ot tin Fiantes, and Vongpuy Mtuli at the Menger.
A garbled narrative depicts a chaotic stage scene with a report of a mass casualty event and a performer shouting over danger. Journal text blends theatrical bits about a window, a near disaster, and a professor debating ancient history amid a disrupted film studio scenario.
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