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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
23
The article reports intensified measures by authorities amid Irish irregulars and anti British activity. It cites Bevin's stance, rising volunteer ranks, and debates over amnesty while authorities press for decisive policing and harsher penalties.
Wall Street closes amid speculation on oil prices and a potential plan by Atlantic Oil Company of New Jersey. Markets react to proposed dividend changes and anticipated shifts in shares. Traders monitor bond activity and international currency effects as the day ends.
Irregular demand indicates hog packing season is underway with increased slaughter and volatile prices. Reports show makers considering shifts in feeder and fat hog values, with steady to rising bids and notable weight variation across hog categories.
Rumors swirl that Ford plans to acquire the Virginian Railroad and parts of the Wabash system to expand Detroit operations. Analysts cite proposed routes and production strains as factors shaping the deal, with potential impacts on mining districts and regional distribution centers.
Wheat closes strong with slight gains near half a cent as Chicago futures show firmness. Corn and other grains trade mixed with price movements reflecting changing demand and harvest conditions.
A fragmentary report notes policymakers discussing alcohol imports and taxes, with mentions of duty changes and wholesale pricing. The text references a proposed duty by authorities and potential effects on raw product costs and consumer prices.
The tribunal awarded Norwegian shippers nearly 12 million in damages under a treaty. The decision followed emergency filings and a formal submission process.
A Greek general was hospitalized following a nervous breakdown amid reports of mental strain and alleged confrontations. Officials in New York and Washington discussed possible causes and actions as the case drew public attention.
A news brief reports a Dallas man tied to a bank robbery and murder who surrendered and was jailed at Leavenworth. The accused faces trial while staying in a local hotel as authorities move to finalize charges.
Unclear text describes Major Duncan handling Varit Ont seeg ice and roles for Ninotlerl Dilys JF. Mentions assistant chief of craft and National yard leadership, with references to Washington reports and Minetlath Die confirmations. Notes Major Diwan as first liaison and changes in leadership and staff assignments amid a reshuffle at the Nations Guard and Vision Aine Aligiat.
Cadet Abboy Duncan aims to depart for Washington within about ten days. He is a civil engineer naval student at Military Academy West Point and connected with the Coast Artillery Corps.
Local police report multiple suspects linked to a theft at a Yerhogt area location last night. Officers recovered several items and detained a group including individuals identified as Toby UCierington and Sera, with ongoing investigations into connections and custodial status.
A disrupted OCR fragment describes a violent incident involving dragging and death, mentioning Larned Wat Det UAB Vane 4G and several unclear terms. It references a suspect, a car chase or pursuit, and mentions Vietier cot to the crties of here with references to courts or locations.
A woman suffered severe cuts after a disturbance at a hotel leading to police involvement. The report notes unclear injuries, hospitalization, and ongoing investigation with references to a potential husband and surrounding witnesses. The fragmentary text mentions related names and places but remains incoherent.
In Rockford Illinois a woman sues to gain possession of lands in Winnebago County tied to a family estate. The case follows a lengthy sequence of marriages and transfers after her father’s death and involves control of over $40 000 in property. The hearing seeks to establish rightful ownership of the fertile acreage.
Hichupa Katnett, 60, died after a steel accident near town. Funeral services will be held at the Rich Chovlen' Association hall, with many local officials and family in attendance. Several relatives and friends are listed as pallbearers and attendees.
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