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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1922
Page
1
Hertzberg five appears to have been warmly received in Nueces county towns during a public event. Senators Flertzberg and Tdertzlere attended, with residents and officials noting their remarks at a dinner.
A garbled report from Auifin Texas notes the October apportionment of school funds was delayed. The incomplete text references the State Board of Trustees and the West Commerce district, with unclear causes and dates, reflecting a disrupted procedure in funding allocations.
Boxmen for the fourth Giant Yank game are named in the report. Hugh McQuillian is highlighted among the players, with notes on pitching and defensive roles for the upcoming contest. The article references team rosters, game location, and strategic lineup changes. The piece mentions Giants and Braves in the context of the matchup and includes several unclear names and phrases due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary report details a double murder case linked to a long inquiry. It references inspectors, authorities, and a trial timeline with dates and names obscured in the OCR. The narrative hints at a public warning, possible court actions, and discussions of evidence and witnesses surrounding the case.
A federal suit aims to place candidate Marty H Mayfield on the ballot for the U S senate in Alabama. Officials weigh the ruling as Secretary Staples and county authorities move to ensure the official ballot reflects the outcome of a 1932 election and late filings in Mobile and New Orleans areas.
Fragmented OCR text references rail cases and hearings with mention of United States?Hapi tort board and several named individuals or entities. The readable fragments hint at court actions, verdicts, fines, and parties but lack coherent details or outcomes.
A chaotic OCR fragment recalls equestrienne acts and circus personalities including Cleverest Circus Equistrienne and others in a show at Shiau road Halley. Mentions of performers like Diogenés, Miles Henidkin and various acts appear amid garbled names and dates. The readable items hint at a circus revue with lions, horses, and crowd spectacle across a two year span.
Readable fragments describe oil fire at Fulton Market and Priddis, arrests near West End, and a long list of people, shops, and places including Mealtime, West Lake, and various firms. Evokes a bustling city crime, deliveries, and social events with scattered dates and prices.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a named confrontation involving Egret Smuggler and multiple entities across locations and dates. The text mentions legal or policing terms, various persons, and scattered place names, forming a disrupted report of a disturbance or smuggling incident with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary report from Washington indicates discussions brewing over sending an envoy to the War Reparations Commission. Officials reference President Hoover and ongoing deliberations at the White House and State Department about international economic policy and the American role in global reparations and stabilization efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kiwanian tasks, a weaving or winemaking activity, and a Clinton area location with names like Abel Mie Tebeckwune and Wilh yi Diohinan. Several garbled phrases obscure exact events, dates, or outcomes.
In New York a contested piracy claim surfaces involving a suspected maritime incident. The fragmentary report references a person of interest and ongoing inquiry, with no clear outcomes or corroborated details available in the readable text.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions affidavits and government matters with unclear context and names. The readable text hints at legal procedure and disputes but lacks coherent details, making precise interpretation difficult.
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