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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
5
A jumbled OCR page combines local business notes and scattered names including Ariana Gul and Warton, with dates like Sept. 2. The text references a mayoral context, a race or event, and partial scores or figures, but many phrases are garbled or incomplete.
Athens reports starvation among refugees arriving from coast to camps. Allied shipments console with wheat and aid, but shortages persist as authorities fear hunger could rise to tens of thousands. Government response includes emergency food supplies and diversion of foreign aid to prevent further deaths.
Weather and road condition notes describe ongoing showers and slick surfaces causing travel delays on major routes. Reports mention lane hazards, heavy winds, and scattered closures, with crews inspecting damaged signage and preparing for updated forecasts. Local authorities urge cautious driving and note ferry service disruptions near coastal hubs.
A fragmented Senate discussion centers on a city transit plan with funding provisions and potential timing. The record mentions New York, testing, and a committee hearing, noting officials weighing fixed route options and financial implications. Named figures are unclear due to OCR garble.
A puzzling legal notice from Winnebago County reveals a divorce suit affecting several marriages. The fragmentary item references reveal court action, involved parties, and ongoing proceedings. Further readable details names and dates are unclear in the damaged text.
Readable fragments show names like Menger and Mowry amid a muddled list of candidates and offices. Mentions of alliances, committees, and dates suggest a local election coverage with unclear details and several typographical errors.
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