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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1922
Page
2
A muddled, weathered wire service style bulletin recounts medical notes at a bedside, mentions Missouri, temperature readings, and a continuing improvement. It references a press briefing with doctors, captains, and officials, with fragmented phrases about public notices and political figures.
The readable text presents garbled ad copy about keeping skin free of hairs. It contains broken phrases and unclear references, with no coherent persons, organizations, dates, or locations identifiable from the legible parts.
Obituary notes the death of Evelyn Kimball Mys with survivors and a service in a chapel. The report lists multiple family connections and mentions a funeral service schedule at a local chapel with arrangement details and contact points.
A damaged report describes a car fire and nearby incidents observed as farmer witnesses relay events at Al Tobin's office. The account notes engine damage, a large carrier store, and references to local figures and officials during a tense day of disruptions.
Chicago September 12 A basis for settlement in the shop crafts strike was discussed today by the joint policy committee of the Federation of Labor and allied groups. Political leaders indicated progress and cautioned that formal terms remained under review with officials weighing potential concessions and future talks.
Fragmentary report notes nine killed in a riot involving miners. Details are unclear but confirm multiple fatalities amid unrest. Authorities have not released full casualty breakdown or causes of the violent incident.
Disorder erupted when workers paid in Polish marks clashed with police as soldiers fired near the Grande. Reinforcements restored order soon after. A Mexican militia band performed across the river at Matumwuras, with local citizens and officers in attendance and the crowd enjoying the music and skilled musicians.
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