Public notices and ads from an early Texas issue
The page shows auction and service notices tied to San Antonio Texas and nearby areas. It lists prices, dates, and offices, with references to pledge of mail and shipping services, plus multiple regional offices and distributors.
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Arcaud
Adorly
Teri
Cunstusa
Naren
Kerireda
Wiltvelmcinn da
Teyabile
Alysten
Rey
Mex
Sam Aniot
Kew
York
Vere
Medinen
Chicago
Vorn & Conlin, Inc
Vachium
Bled
Detroit
Oregon
Gfviet—Verra & Comite, Inc
Sclungy Bids
Sane view of race problem in Harding Birmingham speech
The Birmingham remarks present a nonracial stance that accepts natural racial differences while urging equal opportunity for the Negro. The piece says the white race should not deny such opportunity, arguing that evolution and law should guide policy and that reformers often misstate the issue.
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Harding
Birmingham
Mr. Harding
Taxing Profits Too Par
A critical letter questions profits taxes and Congress actions on corporate taxation. It discusses an Associated Press report on a Senate debate proposing a 24 percent net income tax, 15 to 50 percent on capital stock, and a 4 percent tax on profits over 50 000, with speculation on outcomes for corporations and implications for restraint in government.
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Congress
Senate
Stork
Wendy
Jae
Confiscatory Tax Proposal Sparks Debate in Senate
The document argues the income tax would levy 40 percent on profits beyond a threshold, totaling 1,030,000 for a 5 million capital firm and 60,000 profits. It warns such a plan could incite Revolution, asserting a senator advocates such confiscatory action despite warning.
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United States Senate
Hungary Defies Entente on Charles and Mobilization Demands
The article argues the Vienna era powers aim to prevent Hungarian dominance in eastern Europe and demand Hungary surrender Charles, demobilize its army, and repay mobilization costs. It credits Hungary for stopping Charles and says only Britain can decide his fate, while criticizing the Entente’s pressure as unfair and provocative.
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Jugoslavia
Uzerhoslovakia
Austria Or
Hungary
Charles
Atlantic
Austria
Danube
Chayres
Mungers
Magary
Vntia
Whitwink
Ty Austila
Seria
Mit
Balkans
Public Opinion Shapes Labor Strikes in War Era
A historical account describes how public opinion acted as a nonpunitive force to deter railroad strikes when arbitration was proposed. The Congress attorney general and labor boards faced limited power, yet public sentiment influenced Brotherhood leaders and stalled strike plans amid wartime tensions.
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Richold Leler
Peatlour
Brotherhood
Reilvoxl Labor Board
Congress
Ue Conniery
Arto Lwing
League
Hy Fexone
Bobs
Counkel
Boba
Hiram K. Moderwell
Sundan
Strike Ended Before Fight Began At Chicago Conference
Analysis of the Chicago conference resolution shows the strike declared ineffective. Leaders argue railroad propaganda misled the public and that the labor board lacked power to impose penalties, shifting public opinion to defend government and people’s interests amid evolving city valuations and garage-building trends.
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Brotherhoot Jeaders
Chicago
Brotherhoods
Sheppard
Ure
Labor Board
Jibar
City Flood Site Debate and Auditor Actions Prompt Public Debate
Residents and officials clash over flood prevention strategy and site choices. Mayor Black objects to downtown site renues and calls for prudent spending while supporters urge preserving the current funded silo site and its asset value. The letter advocates avoiding doom by political battles and emphasizes public interest over partisanship.
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Black
Auditorian
Phern
Vandition
Jaty Puita
Hove
attr _toyym
Busitior
Irreverent Letters Spark Debate On Prohibition Texts
Readers rebut editorials amid a chorus of satire and confusion about the Volstead Act enforcement. A columnist notes public hypocrisy while critics spar over temperance laws and government authority, reflecting a frail literary culture amid a heated national topic.
Mandalay Echoes Through a Mirage of Names and Roads
Fragmented narration wanders Mandalay and Mindglay with references to temples pagodas and street scenes. It evokes wandering figures and shifting places while musing on paths to Mandalay and distant ledges of memory. The text blends place names and local color in a dreamlike cadence.
Prohibition Debate Echoes In Dallas Scene And Nation
A lettered piece reviews Volstead era enforcement and anti liquor sentiment. It cites Attious Webb of Dallas criticizing prohibition, noting widespread bootlegging and public cost, while observers discuss reformers’ salaries and the social impact nationwide.
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Webb
Dallas
J Tan
Sway
Jobe
Tractors Seized Amid German Interest in Munich Meet
A German court action targets American tractors amid a Munich tractor event. An American executive reports a Cologne approval to export tractors duty free and notes a planned competition in Munich with high early prices and related penalties.
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George Wirth
Chienga
Chivano
Hang Mowe Soralgn Sorviea
Eberlin
Anon
Anse Goody
Anerican Motor Tegelar
Nan
Cologne
Ingweele
Pavaran’ Tractor Manufactureya
Munich
Phaughhig
Theos
Uial Reeston
Medals for heroic dogs at the London ceremony
The article honors dogs such as Laur ie, Himi, and Lassie for lifesaving acts and warns of danger while recounting dramatic rescues. It describes medals awarded for bravery, including dogs saving children and guiding people to safety during accidents at sea, fires, and other emergencies.
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Pearle Jing
Netlood! Caldbs
Todgue
London
Jennie Dewar
Midlothians
Laurie
Jenale
Dowar
Cnrb
Dowsie Road
Peatie
Selec
Enddanly
Loulou
Valor Ko
Dans
Foyster
Grhje
Grisel
Jinule
Lyane Regis
Selme
Xeme
Cowan
Luatie
Allandiig
Luxie
Galway
Masion
James Wilson
Glen
Sammy
Rani
Brave Americans recall a wartime tour and campaign
A veteran recounts extensive travels through Havre Paris Metz and other French cities and describes banquets torchlight processions and receptions with American crowds. He reflects on campaigns and the enduring pride of the Brave Americans while contrasting past and present efforts.
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Lisenid
Chotequater
Solleau Wood
Argonne
Monsieur
Havre
Paris
Girondinn
France
Divve
Policamet
Bexlton
Madensella
Jeviglen
Resiah Geist
Mademodeulla Aal
Beys
Thea Athletic
Adiotionna
Ondutanen
Corgright
Victim's body expected to arrive aboard steamer
A fragmentary report notes the body of a victim is due to arrive in Rat Venus via a Glag steamer from Melleeen Kumplen Rin to Gyleesten. The event follows a death linked to a government task force and involves noted individuals and a ship's passage.
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Hut Bealty
Tox
Feos
Oil Goviek
Rat
Veni
Thin West
Dave
Lal Dursley
Agather
Ia Winnwetge
Weathered fragments report unusual rainfall event
Fragmentary note describes odd rain in a distant area with references to inches and a planted pendamuane, mentioning local figures and a sequence of events without clear dates or places. The text remains unclear but hints at a rainfall incident and associated observations.
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San Antonio
Seusaey
Antis
Tim Bas Snten
Carel
Wacrymoua
Uierild
Waa
Rie
Ilesnite Tinsalin
Vnought
Mandalay
Chiere
Maedalar
Antha
Mandi
Maud
Walter Bad
Anton
Welles
Meritine
Mauchaliy
America
Fine Prices Co
Nealing Tree
Hera Bae Me Sh Getty
London Society
Fay Val Erie
Real Sport
Briggs
Sly
Cap'tun
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