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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
4
An analysis argues that a Middle Western schoolboy strike over new hours reveals changing parental support for students against school authority. It contrasts past suppression by homes with modern parental backing, warns of discipline erosion, and notes similar Irish student actions tied to labor conflicts.
A historic flood threat in San Antonio warns against building a dam or reservoir above the city as dangerous, urging engineers to explore channel straightening and diverging paths to manage floods and prevent disaster. It cites Johnstown and other dams as warning signs.
The passage questions teachers responsibility when they incite rebellion against parental authority arguing that urging youth to defy parents undermines respect for law and order. It contends educators shape a child’s view of citizenship and civic duties.
Danville reports and Washington chatter say former speaker Joseph G Cannon may reenter national politics after Illinois voters favored Frank T O H air in the last election and Danville signals grow stronger for a bid to replace Rep O H air Cannon dodges the question and hints at a long rain front before any commitment is made
A newspaper essay argues for ending state borders in justice and婚age matters urging a centralized national practice. It contrasts Rhode Island and Massachusetts and notes oceans no longer separate nations, warning state entanglements profit lawyers and slow justice.
Kansas City plans to issue bonds in 100 increments for small investors and use part of its 860000 sinking fund to buy bonds itself. The fund now earns 2 percent in banks. the city will invest some in a 2 million dollar school bond issue at 4 percent. Controller Matt A. Flynn says this boosts bond values and strengthens the market.
In San Francisco Diggs and Maury were convicted under the federal white slave law. Judge Vanfleet noted the act did not foresee such cases and that Congress did not intend broad interstate immoral act coverage. He blamed an “awakened conscience” for expanding morality via statute.
The hookworm commission reports that while worm treatments draw attention, the true benefit lies in public health through cleanliness and sanitary precautions. They suggest the scare may raise awareness despite humiliating Rockfeller's charity ward reference.
The court in Mexico City ruled that the deaths of Madero and Suarez were not the result of a punishable crime. The Dallas Times Herald lauds the judges as fair and upright, noting the court’s independence despite political pressure.
The Diaz Nette concert at Beethoven Hall drew hundreds despite bad weather to celebrate Vera Nette and Rafaelo Diaz returning home from study abroad. Maestro J M D Acugna accompanied and praised, Diaz’s tenor voice and Italian repertoire drew comparisons to Caruso.
A solitary workman on a roadside heap of stones shares his sorrows and fears of judgment by neighbors, wives, and brothers. He rejects prospects of happiness until a traveler suggests inner control and self respect as the path to peace.
A Portuguese craft traditively linked to Moorish influence shows tiles used in churches convents houses hotels and public buildings. Renaissance appeal rose in the fifteenth century while mosaic art flourished in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Recent years saw revival led by Colace Martins and Pinto.
In Manila the Bureau of Education publishes Good Manners and Right Conduct for Use in Primary Grades. The text focuses heavily on guidance for teachers, who are urged to model politeness before teaching it to students.
Charlotte Tullis of Pottsville writes to the editor, challenging editorial views that welcoming Mrs. Pankhurst would harm the suffrage cause. She argues for immediate enfranchisement, denounces opposition as unworthy, and urges Texas and other states to grant equal rights to women.
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