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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
11
Imperial Wizard defends order as not formed for profit amid accusations by ex felons and witnesses. Testimony describes alleged checks and fundraising, with officials questioning Wright and Meaden about missing funds and possible influence. The session features sharp exchanges and denials as witnesses face cross examination.
Waco Texas report on a grand jury inquiry into a Ku Klux Klan parade and related incidents. Witnesses examined, details of the investigation and security measures described as extremely restricted. Sheriff and others named in connection with the case.
Fragmented text reports shops resisting government levies as economic strain rises in Puebla. Mentions protests, possible travel disruptions, and local officials weighing responses amid alleged excessive taxation and policy changes impacting businesses.
In London a British Irish meeting discusses kidnappings amid wartime tension. Sinn Fein ministers and officials address crowd, cabinet members urge unity while tensions rise over estimates of arrests and forthcoming actions. The session closes with unconfirmed statements about policy and arrests.
A scrambled weather report describes strong winds and shifting temperatures across Ostend with chilly forecasts and warnings. It notes record low highs, mentions Castorly and Monico locales, and cites widespread gloom, rain possible showers, and a late week cool-down.
The cabinet faced a tense dispute as Spain reportedly instructed ships to accelerate deliveries. Officials disputed the move, arguing it would worsen tensions with the Bachar Telegraph company and affect ongoing talks.
Washington DC report on a stalled Senate effort to remove a tax on chewing gum. The article notes procedural delays, opposition from allies, and ongoing debate over the measure's fate as lawmakers consider amendments and voting timelines.
A fragmented report describes a death at a wedding celebration. Jorgenson and his wife had completed their arrangements when a photograph and a window incident led to the fatal accident. Witnesses note a man named Hind and others present as the scene unfolded.
The article outlines concerns over exorbitant burial prices and a feared rise in death rates. It cites numerous agencies and committees, including the National Funeral Association, examining costs, practices, and possible reforms amid widespread industry scrutiny. Public officials discuss mortality trends, pricing proposals, and regulatory oversight, with references to investigations and ongoing debates across multiple organizations.
Thousands of protesters filled central London streets in a large unemployed demonstration. Police maintained order as marchers moved from Trafalgar Square toward government districts, drawing clashes with authorities and prompting cordons along busy routes. Street scenes showed women prominent among marchers amid chants and scattered confrontations.
In a Kansas district, miners are suspended by President Lewis amid departmental reshuffles and enforcement actions. The leadership prompts include new appointments and a call for order in the district, with further measures anticipated as the situation develops.
A garbled report notes plans for a premier to attend a conclave in Washington. The fragment mentions a summit and possible discussions on mastery and autonomy, with unclear references to names and dates.
New York Giants defeat the New York Yankees to clinch the championship in a dramatic fall classic. Nehf dominates after early Yankee threats as Bancroft and Peckinpaugh spark a late rally, with Ruth and McGraw’s crew sealing the win and the series.
In a preliminary statement Arbuckle denied guilt as the case tied to the death of Virgil Raype unfolds. The trial focused on charges connected to alleged mishandling of the events leading to the death. Names and locations indicate the regional coverage of the arraignment and next steps in court.
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