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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
12
A chaotic OCR page shows varied real estate wants and rentals. Listings mention rooms, bungalows, farms, and apartments with prices and features. Several adverts reference utilities, proximity to transit, and nearby streets, indicating a dense local classifieds section.
Obituary notices list Miss Ehaca Well Loney as deceased, with references to relatives, long life, and local communities. Dense OCR text includes scattered names and places, a memorial tone, and references to homes and events, but readable core centers on a death notice and accompanying family identifiers.
An Associated Press report outlines preparations for announcing Lloyd George’s list of honorees. The piece notes streets and venues in London filling as society figures, industrialists, and officials anticipate the premier’s selections.
Fragmented report outlines Dominican Republic moving toward self rule as 70 Marines depart amid mentions of internal upheaval. The text references political actors, military withdrawal, and potential constitutional steps, but remains unclear on concrete dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text records British pro sailors and wartime events with scattered names and places. It mentions Donavon, Malay, Wibe, and Minar amid references to German and Allied actions and a general war atmosphere.
Fragmentary OCR from a historic page describes boats, prices, and names like Mont Sain Tone and others. Many garbled phrases and nonsensical terms remain unreadable. The readable parts mention boats and related items without coherent narrative or identifiable facts.
An OCR muddled report describes a hazing investigation involving multiple named individuals including William IE Mee Fess of Bremerton and Calin Th Mion of Calprail. It notes testimony in Rabitesny's Mpa, a mistranscribed event at Metiresor, and that charges were filed after a private hearing last night with few details readable.
Fragmentary OCR describes alleged theft activity near a facility in a city area with mentions of witnesses and individuals, including a person named Davies and others. The text references a legal or police context and a public or court setting with sparse readable details.
A garbled OCR fragment references Rawilisa Chilean political figures and a U S activist, mentioning votes, religious themes, and speakers like Lisa from New York. Limited legible items indicate a discussion of candidates, proposals, and possible elections with unclear context or dates.
A garbled transcript describes Hertzberg planning speeches in Seguin amid a high stakes campaign. The piece notes a night event at Beethoven Hall and mentions Republican and Democratic tensions, with expectations of formal addresses and possible televised remarks.
The Elk team celebrated a night victory on the beach front court amid cheers from fans. Coaches and players praised teamwork as rival teams competed in a busy schedule with a banquet planned after the game. Local officials and event sponsors acknowledged strong performance and sportsmanship.
Fragmented report mentions Major Tongue livers and voyages to the Orient for an exhibition. It references teams, contracts, and fans, with garbled names and phrases about travel, reception, and a Sunday night departure, but key details are unreadable.
A garbled historical news fragment references a Hawaii-related investigation into alleged securities or sect-related activities. It mentions names like Blux Kilive and Pipers, and notes police or legal actions with various places and dates, though many details are unreadable.
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