The San Antonio Light front page dispatches AMC event
A San Antonio exclusive report from The Associated Press details a two paned wire journey from New York City to San Antonio covering an elite affair at Fantastica Gar Apion in Texas. The piece outlines subscription rates and distribution, noting the paper’s offices in New York Chicago Portland and a claim of exclusive AP rights.
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San Antonio
Winiairacion Do Carriae
Nuevo Latredo
Travia Street
EAN Antonio
LEXAR
Tite Gmtos & Fry City Gurcer
Texas
Daily Sud
Cowese
Republic of
Lowe
Bivnla
Teleuhous Crowkout
Choiled
Kew York
Verres & Conklin Inc
Madigan Avenue
Ebicago
Jror Pet
Elem Rexel
Self-Revelation And San Antonio Flood Resilience
The flood tested San Antonio residents and finances, yet many rebuild and spend more boldly than before. Citizens gain confidence, proving ability to endure hardship and pursue recovery, with storefronts reopened and signs of business returning. The disaster reveals moral stamina and renewed self-belief amid costly repairs and uncertain futures.
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Slond
San Antonio
Ana
Speculation by Farmers on Commodity Prices
Speculators among farmers, including corn and cotton traders, faced gains and losses from price predictions. Some sold cotton at high wartime prices and later missed further gains, while others held hoping for higher profits. The piece discusses the risks of guessing market movements and the consequences of timing decisions.
Hedgeing Cotton Futures Ties Profit to Market Foresight
An analysis argues for hedging in cotton markets to stabilize farmer profits amid rising prices. It explains futures contracts as a hedge against price drops or rises, with farmers selling portions of their crop to offset potential losses and avoid gambling for peak prices. The piece notes the method helps balance risk between growers and mills, urging prudent, partial selling based on need and outlook.
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Flo
Penalty of Criticism and Presidential Meddling
A historical critique discusses penalties faced by critics and accuses President Harding of meddling in New Mexico politics. The piece argues such presidential involvement harms the party and questions whether Harding adheres to party lines while addressing supporters and opponents.
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Parding
New Mexico
Congress
Hasdings
Windell
Uns
Republican Pathy
Republic
Welfare in Government Posts and Democratic Fears
Postmaster General Hayes promotes a welfare concept in the Post Office Department as a step toward democracy in federal service. He argues loyalty to political powers harms independence, urging appointments by merit, not politics. The piece notes reform themes, rail labor cautions, and public apathy amid looming strikes.
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Hayes
Cleveland
Hays
Post Office Department
Postal Department
Politician's Fall From Grace Cited in Preamble
The passage portrays a leader once trusted by voters as failing to uphold preelection pledges, shifting toward dictatorial conduct. It notes the betrayal of governing principles and hints at a tightening grip on power within his party. The tone reflects disappointment and calls for accountability.
Alone at the Gray House A Lonely Newspaper Fragment
A garbled monologue from a dated page evokes a speaker recounting memory and longing near a gray house. The puzzling text blends emotional fragments with repeated phrases about waiting, tea, aging, and a missing life, reflecting a distressed voice across a weathered era.
Settling With Japan Aims to Avert Pacific Crisis
ALT SCOLTS MOWER Paris June reports on how U.S. and Japan face a tense Pacific dispute. The piece weighs six flashpoints from Versailles and unresolved texts, urges cautious diplomacy, and notes Britain’s cautious stance. It argues race and culture influence policy and suggests potential for compromise or drift toward conflict.
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United States
Pacific
Mongolian
Manchuria
Italy
Far East
Washington
Germany
Hughes Sayite
Marding
Britain
Prence
Brinke
Japan
France
Paris
Jane
Across the Channel the Narrowest Feats and Fears
New York reports recount the perilous Channel crossing attempts as era’s sailors strive to beat the tide. Only a few succeeded, with Leary Sullivan and others failing amid shifting winds and treacherous seas.
Record of Channel Swim Attempts Across the English Channel
The article recounts historic attempts to swim the English Channel, naming swimmers such as Montagu Holbein, James Mearns, Annette Kellerman, and Rose Pitundi, with dates in August and September 1908 and mentions various preparations and ambitions by others from the US, England, and Australia. It notes elapsed times, exhaustion, attempts, and ongoing plans for future crossings.
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York
Lours
la Mare
Kun Mulroneys
Revere Bench
Mase
Brauge
Jubex Wolffe
Anole Tor
James Mearns
Scottigh Swimming Champloy
Montagu Holbein
England
Crouss
Dover
Annette Kellerman
United States
Rose Pitundi
Boston
Ameriew
Sullivan
Omer Perrault
Canwd
Australian seeks English jobless to cultivate soil
A proposal circulated by Sir Joseph Carruthers, an Australian publicist, envisions Australia and Britain funding a 10 million pound scheme to relocate unemployed Britons to Australia. The plan would grow tropical fruit and other crops in a new farming belt, supplying labor and boosting agricultural output while easing unemployment. The proposal notes potential shipbuilding savings in the UK and cites emigration talks held in January and February with interest from colonial officials in London.
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Australia
Joseph
Great Britain
Anettysia
United Kingdom
London
Bena
Austria
Road pays dividend at Nickel Materalitenid
A local report from Clevetunn dated September 2 notes Niprecrars declared a dividend of 172 at Finn BA 00, RO0 received Tromain amid rumors of alignment and advancement during federal central operations.
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Clevetunn
Hin
Federal Central
Fragmented tale of a wandering youth and village life
A garbled narrative describes a young man recently married and a sequence of village interactions. Readers encounter a scattered dialogue about wisdom, money, bread, and mistaken paths as the man wanders toward a field, meeting a stranger and debating fate.
Summer schools grow nationwide amid rising enrollment
Chicago reports rising summer school enrollment led by popular programs across the United States. J. T. Ustujovn notes higher figures than last year, with Midwest colleges showing solid gains. The Chicago area records a notable increase, while other regions report varied growth and strong demand for specialized courses.
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Chicago
Suimarr
Polveraithen
Solleges
United
Wigeouwin
Where to Go and Other Acts of Mig Featured
Fragmentary text lists names and phrases such as "Spie anil Bonu" and "Che OM Nest" with references to Eugene O'Brien and "Loyal Virtues" in a Parl venue. Content is unclear but suggests a local arts program with performers and titles.
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Mig
Tine
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