02 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented report recalls a bar association gathering with strong rhetoric against mob domination. Speakers condemn mob behavior, call for rule of law, and criticize officials for tolerating violence. The meeting includes proposals for investigations and future sessions to address civil unrest and governance concerns.
Hearings for several matters under the Medina receivership, tied to the defunct builders and related litigation, were postponed by Judge Smith. Judge Doyal West is disqualified, so Judge Smith was appointed to oversee the proceeding, with an easiy date to be set.
San Antonio Kiwanis members completed plans for the district convention with about 600 delegates expected. The program includes a Sunday eve opening concert, a Monday morning session, guest speakers, and musical entertainment by local groups and a variety of civic figures.
Ford announces another price reduction affecting several models with cuts of 400 dollars on the coupe and sedan and smaller adjustments on touring and wagon variants. The move targets Detroit markets as automakers react to demand shifts and production costs.
The report notes a planned border celebration at Nuevo Lareda across the Rio Grande from Laredo with fights and a prize bout. A bullfight was also billed for the same day at a nearby site, while Frank Opigah of the International and Great Northern announced a fare of 1 520 on Friday.
Southern Pacific Lines announces a special fare to Texas for use on a night train to San Antonio and return by Monday morning. Passport rules and restrictions cause delays, with travel advice updating passengers on adjusted schedules and embassy guidance.
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