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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
1
A garbled OCR text attacks an opponent about anti Klan and anti pro advocacy. It references Democrats, Gow Frilows, and alleged political manipulation while misprinting names, dates, and positions. The piece offers no clear events or outcomes and reads as a fractured political screed.
Partial readable lines describe visitors to a location in Minnesota and mentions of individuals and events but the text is garbled with missing words and unclear names. No coherent person or organization clearly identifiable.
The text presents a fragmented account of a water project discussion. It cites untethered remarks about amendments and procedures, with multiple incomplete phrases and scattered names, making coherent details hard to extract.
The Manufacturers Association meets to plan Industrial Week activities in San Antonio. Central exhibit planned to showcase local goods and bolster retail and industrial ties. Home Industrial Week promotion targets Southeast Texas with a late October to early November launch, featuring citywide whistle signals and a members luncheon. Robbery note ends with burglars stealing from a cash drawer.
Minor thefts dominated Wolteriay, with several burglaries in Seherta WA North Se Maxy. A tailor's window was left unlocked Wednesday night and a thief stole a suit, five silk stockings, a pair of trousers, and an old guitar from Mrs Gaines. Detectives under Alice Licsculvrry investigated. Two sewing machines were taken from Mrs Stenent on South Flores Street early yesterday.
Rates on crude petroleum shipments from stations on the Louisiana and Arkansas railway to ports and buyers were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission until January 19 pending investigation. The action affects multiple group routes including Kansas City Southern and coastwise lanes with a temporary drop from 21 cents to 10 cents per pound.
Cincinnati report states Judge Robert S. Marx, former Disabled American Veterans leader, underwent a lax operation yesterday to remove a jagged piece of shrapnel embedded in his neck. The shrapnel from World War II affected the surrounding tissue near the mastoid glands after becoming lodged in a radio headset magnet. Marx, an artillery veteran and ardent radio fan, was severely wounded earlier in the war before the armistice.
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