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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1922
Page
3
Reports from London and Paris say Britain faces pressure over Chanak and a potential crisis as pacifist protests grow. French and Turkish tensions mount while conservative voices demand decisive action against Kemalist forces, with government officials cautious about provoking wider conflict.
Reported dispatch from Paris dated Sept 23 covers guards for Mustafa Kemal and debates over peace terms in the Near East. Leaders push cabinet pledges and child guaranties as Britain and France seek to shape postwar boundaries and sovereignty in Thrace and surrounding regions.
Reports from Ameple Inter indicate rapid movement to Asia amid unclear references to Variuindles and Scutari. Mentions of February dates and sums confuse the sequence, with no confirmed details or clear outcomes.
A police action led to charges against Geary Fisedbars and Wing Ling Brothers for alleged hosting ordinance violations after a complaint filed in corporation court by Harold Nayton. Ads announcing events appeared around town without permits amid a heavy local notices day with multiple listings and public notices.
The Slighlaid Park Evangelical Lutheran congregation in New Braunfels Avenue area plans to convert the current plot into a residence. Aims to begin permanent church construction after raising funds, with committee noting early sessions in September and January meetings. Congregation reports donations exceeding present costs and outlines ongoing fundraising efforts to complete the new church.
Readable fragments describe an incident on West Cimmerce street near the cite market on Saturday afternoon. A person presented at the Imbert B Green Memorial Mospigat hospital with slight bruises after a police exchange reported by J Le Thedford of Daravgo street.
After tense talks the 75 striking workers in the San Antonio district, who initially refused to resume duties on the BoA and AW lines, agreed to return under a new deal between the railroad and the men. Assistant Wanger G. D. Gooding said a statement. Following the agreement, shopmen at Yossie and other yards along the Wing received 100 percent, while five other districts remained idle. Many applied for jobs Saturday, and officials expect a broader return by Monday.
A chaotic Sept 25 bootleg incident in Wangas City involved shots fired during a police pursuit at a station. The scene centered on a striped violin and a suspect named Rusth Daugle, with later reports indicating the suspect fled but was found at the site.
Richrads arrested in Fort Worth after escaping from Oklahoma jail. She waived extradition and faces forgery charges. Officers say she fled while a trusted inmate at the jail. Oklahoma authorities seek return to answer to the charges. Local dispatch notes she was captured to await extradition proceedings.
A garbled excerpt shows a character named Mr. Alavery warning someone about a fallen event due next Monday. The text hints at consequences involving Geri and others, but the exact details remain unclear due to OCR mangling. The passage reads like a fragmented memory with improper punctuation and misspellings.
Lawton Sept 23. The government in Great Britain faces a debate over tariff policy and debt payments. Public sentiment shows resolve to meet obligations to the United States while considering additional taxation. Ministers discuss measures to ease financial burdens and avoid punitive uses of tariff policy as disputes with the United States persist.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century magazine discusses Texas cattle trails, frontier life, and the builders of the state. It highlights prominent contributors to Pioneer Magazine and recalls figures involved in shaping the region’s early years. The piece reflects on memory, print myths, and state progress through personal recollections.
Maz Gen Lewis commands the Second Division and will travel to Terre Haute where he will meet with officials, review maneuvers, and deliver remarks at the state convention of the American Legion beginning September 26. He will be away for one week and then return to San Antonio.
The court off Germinsa Avenue holds a recess with more than 200 cases filed, including at least two dozen awaiting docket entry. Rex St. reports the clerk notes entry delays and ongoing filings as a new term opens.
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