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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
11
A fragmented report describes a robbery and assault near the riverfront involving named individuals and a sequence of times and places. The text mentions a fight, possible transport, and subsequent medical or police response with unclear details.
A massive blaze in New Orleans prompts firefighting teams to defend dense blocks. Officials report wind- driven flames endangered multiple structures and urged evacuations as crews coordinate water, hose lines, and equipment to contain the blaze.
Faint and garbled court notes reference possession charges and fines, with scattered names and places. The fragment mentions authorities and several individuals, including a Caplin and a Browe, with references to a hearing before a commissioner and various localities, though details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text from a legal court notice or report contains scattered names and phrases, lacking coherent events or clear entities. No complete actions or outcomes are discernible.
An OCR filled with garbled words mentions weather terms and scattered names. It references places, dates, and various obscure terms but lacks coherent events or clear reports to summarize a definite weather story.
A chaotic account describes a Smyrna catastrophe as surpassing all formerly observed incidents for an American consul general. The report names Aly Agsari and a wide range of figures and places, detailing rescue efforts, international reactions, circulating numbers, and aftermath in a tense, period-voice tone. The piece notes heightened dangers, diplomatic responses, and local turmoil affecting civilians and officials.
Tennessee Governor Alt Taylor surprises at the Old Fiddlers Contest entering as a performer. Local media note his surprise participation and the event's friendly, community atmosphere in Venn.
A sprawling OCR fragment describes planned tower tests and street clearances during peak hours. It mentions traffic changes, local entities, and various names, but the text is garbled with numerous unrelated fragments and nonsensical insertions.
Washington, Sept 20. The House approved the agladigra bonus measure 258 to 54 or 57, surpassing the two thirds required. Debate followed as Mondell urged quick action while Cutlett pressed for extended discussion. Harding’s veto message prompted calls for further examination of the proposal and its fiscal impact on the treasury and future federal expenditures.
Immigrants refuse to undergo a delousing process on Ellis Island as U S authorities push for health screening. The report notes protests and tensions surrounding enforced sanitary checks amid the broader immigration policy debate. Names and dates are partially obscured by the source text, but the central action centers on resistance to mandatory delousing procedures and the ongoing enforcement stance.
In a chaotic gun fight several individuals were wounded as authorities investigated the event. The lead suspect, Uni Seb Sept maniere, faces murder charges along with a second unnamed participant. The incident prompted police to seal the area while forensic teams collected evidence and questioned witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a probe of a Thurber case, with names and places unclear. It references a council or court setting and a gala in Paul Galas, and a person named Muto Wryiotale tied to a drama. The readable fragments hint at legal or investigative proceedings with uncertain details.
Fragmented OCR text reports an event at Liberty involving individuals named Prank Malondy and Toe Vacck, mentioning a prison term and hospital visits. The article continues with disjointed phrases about a trial or punishment, medical status, and local figures, but the meaning is obscured by errors.
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