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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

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Simmons 100 Ill 10 Appear At Klan Probe

A Senate inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan hears from Imperial Wizard Simmons who defends the order as patriotic not anti Catholic or anti Jewish. He denies being a figurehead and rejects claims of leadership by Mrs Trier while defending membership rules and parade conduct. He notes a flood of threatening letters but says most members comply with regulations.

Simmons Klan Probe Harding Attorprs Gerial Daugheres Selion Aliaareth Crier Atlanta Trier Klan Rudeogg Slswase Augyor Hatchy Trisiman Clee

Service 18 Advocated Washington Address on Reconstruction Spirit

Provident Harding spoke in Washington at a convention of workers urging a “gospel of understanding” to guide nations through reconstruction. He pressed that America must imbue other nations with service and understanding during the rehabilitation and realignment years.

Washington, D. C Amerina Provident Harding Pevoral Ips

Plan presses Congress to retain Pan-Pacific Congress

Honolulu October 14 President Walter Williams of the Press Congress of the World today appointed a committee to perpetuate the Pan Pacific Press Congress as a division of the world body. The move aims to keep the congress aligned with the global organization and its aims.

Honolulu Walter Williams Press Congress of the World Tolay Pan-Pacific Press Congress

5 Nations Exposition Aims to Ease Racial Tensions

Washington hosts a national exposition opening at the armory to promote unity among racial groups and bolster national upbuilding. The event, linked to the Washington Conference on Armaments limits, runs from October to November 2, backed by New York leaders and the interior department.

New York Amukisig Amica Washington Yardingstle White House Agry Tist Regiment Armory

Frisco Applies 1 Cent Rate for Convention Delegates

The St Louis and San Francisco railroad announced a 1 cent per mile rate for credited delegates to the American Legion convention in Kansas City. The Eastern road matched a similar 1 cent per mile tariff for coaches and Pullmans. The Frisco becomes the first western line to extend the reduced rate to sleeping cars as well as day coaches.

Kansas City St. Louis San Francisco Eastern Road Frisco Mississippi

Probe of Plane Fire Ties Up Detroit Transit Losses

A government inquiry into the August 20 crash at Selfridge and Sunnyside, Michigan, cites possible public transport links from Canada. Captain Kell faults transport officers for neglect of duty and misleading statements, with the plane’s destruction traced to a ditch and engine damage near Sunnyside.

Detroit White Hey Canada Army Boyne Roger Barncil

New inquiry revives Madero assassination mystery

Mexican consul Angel Casarin Jr announces a renewed probe into the fate of former president Francisco I. Madero. Testimony from Francisco Chavez, Hotel Morenas owner and former Mexico City police inspector, could pinpoint suspects and the crime scene.

Pranvisco Te Mexico City Matera Mebriery Jose Maria Pino Saurce Balisano Dominguez Serapio Rendon Gustavo Madero Franciscs Adolfe Basso Madero Ardarci Cuarin

Service men favored for postmasterships in WWI era policy

Washington authorities report a fixed policy giving preferential consideration to World War I veterans applying for postmaster positions. The measure aims to reward service members and streamline appointments, reflecting wartime recruitment and civil service adjustments.

Washington, D. C Get

Grandma Uses Sage Tea to Darken Hair Trend

A vintage advertisement touts Wrath's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural way to darken gray hair. It claims the product provides even, lasting color with repeated use and brushes through hair to vanish gray strands by morning.

Wyeth Wrath

Plan Pastor's Trial Set Amid Witnesses in Alabama

Birasinghan Alabama December 4 plan for trial of minister Reverend Edwin R. Stephenson on charges connected to the death of Father Jamex E. Coyle. Gausman and other witnesses summoned by defense and state. Mrs. Guesman not found after leaving jurisdiction weeks earlier.

Birasinghan Ala

Governor Neff Attends Baylor Board Meeting in Dallas

Governor Neff and family visit Dallas for the Texas State Fair and attend Baylor University board of trustees meeting. He plans a lecture later at the fair and remains engaged in state affairs during the trip.

Gosernor Nott Kate Dallas Tex Neff Board of Trustees Baylor University

Jobless Demonstrations Clash With Police at Chile Capitol

In Sontligo Chile hundreds of unemployed protesters gathered before the congressional building. Stones and missiles were hurled as senators spoke prompting mounted police to fire into the air and disperse the crowd. Injuries were reported among demonstrators and bystanders. The protests followed a petition to President Alessandri seeking legislation for public works to ease unemployment.

Vin Associated Presa Sontligo Chile Congressional Alessandri

Arkansas Man Executed At Little Rock

An Arkansas inmate identified as Rathit of Burcks Springs was electrocuted today for murder. He was convicted in the case involving Mise Winifred Mrazler, a reputed wealthy inquirer, according to authority reports from Little Rock.

Tittle Rock Ark Det Ania Burcks Springs Mise Winifred Mrazler

Death sentence handed to Joe Hall in Sherman court

Sherman Texas reports Joe Hall was sentenced to death by a jury for a late July murder of a man tied to a corruption case. The trial of accomplice Guy Howitt is noted as imminent in the same county. Other items include Fay Bryson marrying in Georgetown and Arthur Lackey marrying Lora Haywell in this city with plans to move to Austin.

Lamba Rockdale Turner Dumber Company Lynch Davidson J. 0 Dionne Lertum Addreegea Come Jing Tnt Waterganis Sherman Tex Joe Hall Laverty TU Girt Georgetown Fay Bryson Mevind Mys Warren Bryson Tiberty Hill Waa Mr. Lackey

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