Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Amarillo Daily News in Amarillo, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1912

Page

1

Rebels and Federals Brace for Big Clash Near Mexican Front

Reports from El Paso indicate the Mexican revolution forces are maneuvering between Bellano and Escalon on the Central rails with ten to fifteen thousand troops. Federals push to outflank Orozco and cut Juarez off reinforcements as both sides converge for a decisive battle likely on the morrow.

Hy Associated Press el Paso Tex Bellano Escalon Oroszco Chihuahua Juarez Orozco Torreon

Huerta Plans Battle On May Day Ahead Of Rebels

General Huerta, federal commander, telegraphed the Mexican consul to say he would engage the rebels tomorrow. Federal forces found numerous electrical mines during the advance and sighted rebel forces near Escalon at sundown. Federals reached Caballos, placing them within firing range of the rebels.

Associated Press el Paso Tex General Huerta Escalon Caballos

Fighting Reports From Bellano In Rebel Federal Clash

Associated Press reports continued fighting between rebel and Federal forces at Bellano. Early indications say Orozco ordered an offensive while Juarez authorities dispute wire-cut claims as Federals move from Qojinaga and Sonora toward Chihuahua to trap rebels. Consul Llorente says Juarez is surrounded, though rebels deny preparations for defense or attack.

Associated Press el Paso Tex Bellano Orozco Jiminez Escalon Juarez Qojinaga Sonora Chihuahua

Steamer Santana Seized With Ammunition Bound for Mexico

New Orleans May 18 The steamship Santana was seized in the harbor by the revenue cutter Davey for violating Taft's March proclamation barring shipment of arms to Mexico. The ship had cleared for Progresso and carried 110000 rounds of ammunition and ten cases of carbines.

Associated Press New Orleans Santana United States Revenue Davey Taft Mexico Progresso

Baptismal Dip of Battleship Texas at Newport News

The 27,000 ton battleship Texas was launched at Newport News in a ceremony watched by about 20,000 spectators. Miss Claudia Lyon broke the bottle to name the ship, with Texas officials and Navy leaders present. The vessel costs around 14 million dollars, displacement far exceeding earlier ships, and features 14 inch guns with a contract speed of at least 21 knots.

Newport News Texas New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company James River Claudia Lyon Cecil Lyon Meyer Navy Department Navy

American Troops Held Under Arms Near Fort Bliss

At Fort Bliss El Paso May 15 American troops were kept under arms for several hours amid rumors of a Juarez attack from San Ignacio. The force remained in readiness to keep American residents away from the international line if needed, until the maneuver was deemed unlikely for at least two days.

Associated Press el Paso Tex Juarez San Ignacio Fort Bliss Rio Grande

Great Galveston Causeway Opens May Twenty Fifth

The governor issued a proclamation for the May twenty fifth formal opening of the Galveston causeway. The project costs upward of 1.6 million dollars and will connect Galveston Island with the mainland. Texas citizens are urged to attend the dedication and view this major engineering work.

Daily News Austin Tex Galveston Texas Galveston Island

Desperate Shootout Mar Texas Election at San Diego

A morning pistol duel at San Diego station on the Texas-Mexican Railway left three men dead and three under arrest. Victims were Pedro Esmas county clerk, Antonio Angutano deputy sheriff, and Candelario Saenz. White suspects included Dr. Roberts Frank Robinson and Charley Gravis. The clash stemmed from a vote on incorporation, amid Democratic factional strife in Duval County. Rangers and civilian reinforcements arrived as the election proceeded.

Daily News Corpus Christi Tex San Diego Pedro Esmas Duval County Antonio Angutano Candelario Saenz Dr. Roberts Frank Robinson Charley Gravis Court House Tobin Mike Wright Possé Roo Bahay Neil Robinson Frank Roberts Robison Hinnant Jim Wells County Alice Robinson Democratic Party John D. Clary Saenz

Unveiling of Henrik Ibsen Bust in Como Park

Representatives of Northwest Scandinavian groups gather in St Paul for the unveiling of a bronze bust of Henrik Ibsen the Norwegian poet. The sculpture by Jacob Kjelde and funding by local Norwegians lead to the ceremony with Professor J E Olson of the University of Wisconsin delivering the principal address.

St. Paul Minn Northwest Henrik Ibsen Como Parl Jacob Kjelde J. E. Olson University of Wisconsin

Texas Gettysburg Commissioner Named

Special to Daily News reports General Felix H. Robertson of Crawford Texas was appointed to represent Texas on the Gettysburg battlefields commission. The group meets in Washington May 25 to 29 to arrange the fiftieth anniversary celebration. General Louis Wagner of Philadelphia requested the appointment. General K M Van Zandt declined due to his wife's illness.

Daily News Austin Tex Felix H. Robertson Crawford Gettysburg Battlefiee Commission Washington, D. C Gettysburg Louis Wagner Philadelphia K. M. van Zandt Texas United Confederate Veterans

Sheppard to Address Amarillo Voter Rally

Morris Sheppard will arrive in Amarillo tonight on the Denver line at 10 15 from Fort Worth. He plans a Canyon speech Monday afternoon and a reception for business leaders and citizens in Amarillo before departing for Canyon. A large reception follows his Amarillo address at 8 30 p m with both men and women invited to meet him.

Lion Morris Sheppard Citizens Navy of Amarillo United States Senate Grand Opera House Denver Fort Worth Sheppard Canyon Canyon State Randall County Solicifor-Sheppard Club Busness W. E. Gee B. Ware Ray Wheatley

Southern Commercial Secretaries Meet in Houston

The Southern Commercial Secretaries association held the second and final day of its annual convention in Houston Texas on May 18. Members discussed committee reports on city advertising city planning and civic development. Delegates are scheduled to visit the San Jacinto battlefield tomorrow.

Southern Commercial Secretaries Houston Tex Southern Commercial Secretaries Association San Jacinto Battlefield

Advertising men descend on Dallas for eighth annual convention

Arriving trains bring hundreds of visitors to Dallas for the eighth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. Opening sermons in local churches precede the formal start. Delegates from across the United States and Canada are expected. Governor Colquitt and Mayor Holland will welcome them at the Dallas Opera House as the event runs for a full week.

Dallas Tex Associated Advertising Clubs of America United States Canada Dallas Opera House Colquitt Texas Holland

Miners Vote to Ratify Pact and Return to Work

In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on May 18 workers from Anthracite fields voted to ratify the sub committee agreement with coal operators and ordered 170000 men and boys to return to work next Wednesday.

Wilkes-Barre

World Records Fall at Pacific Coast Olympic Trials

At Stanford Oval on May 18 three world marks were set. Horine of the Olympic Club cleared six feet seven inches in the running high jump, surpassing his own record by seven eighths inch. Ralph Rose of the Olympic Club threw the shot eighty nine feet six and three eighth inches. Forest Smithson, holder of the 110 meter hurdles mark, finished third as Fred Kelly of California won in 15.25 seconds, surpassing Smithson’s best time.

Associated Press Stanford University Cal Stanford Oval Horine Olympic Club San Francisco Ralph Rose Forest Smithson Fred Kelly University of California Smithson

Hope Declared for Am arillo Pioneer H B Sanborn

Sanborn known as the Father of Amarillo is dying from disease complications in Battle Creek Michigan. Telegrams to relatives and friends report his condition worsened after he and his wife left Amarillo for the resort weeks ago. A widely liked figure in Amarillo and the surrounding area, he was involved in numerous enterprises and his absence will be felt in the community.

H. B. Sanborn Amarillo Battle Creek Michigan Marillo

Roosevelt Wins in Fifteenth District Convention

Special to Daily Corpus Christi May 18 Roosevelt supporters dominated the Fifteenth Congressional district convention electing delegates to Chicago pledged for Roosevelt. EF C Lasater of Falfurrias was nominated as presidential elector. Webb county’s delegation was the lone contest. Calvi G Brewster and J J Haynes seated as Taft delegates. McDowell of Val Verde, leader of Taft forces, did not attend roll call. Twenty one counties voted Roosevelt delegates. three Taft counties offered no nominations.

Taft City Conention Roosevelt

Circus Ticket Wagon Robbed in Rock Springs

A circus ticket wagon in Rock Springs Wisconsin was robbed of seventeen hundred dollars on May 18. Authorities believe the Whitney brothers committed the theft and mounted men chased the pair as they fled toward the area I was in pursuit near the scene.

Associated Press Rock Springs Wis Whitney Brothers

Northwestern grain dealers organize compact for farmers

Minneapolis Minn May 18 at the Farmers Grain Dealers association meeting secretaries from Minnesota South and North Dakota Nebraska Illinois and Iowa completed plans for a compact organization to include about one hundred fifty farmers already in the state association.

Associated Press Minneapolis Minn Farmers Grain Dealers’ Association Minnesota South North Dakota Nebraska Illinois Iowa

Generally fair Sunday weather outlook

The forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Sunday. Historical data note yesterday's high around 88 and low near 52 with no precipitation indicated.

Weather Forecast For Washington May Showers And Cooler

Washington forecast news item notes show ers and cooler conditions for Sunday across north and west regions with a southward shift Sunday night. Monday is expected to be fair with lighter winds and dry skies in the capital area.

Washington, D. C

Texas Weather Outlook With Strong West Winds

Texas generally clear and pleasant with very high winds in the western part. No rain expected. Temperatures run 80 to 86 degrees.

Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huerta Rellano Dreadnaught Ojinaga Here Ibsen Col Canborn Battle Creek Sanitarium North Northwestern Grain Dealers Washington Forecast Texas Weather
Search Courier

Search the Amarillo Daily News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Amarillo Daily News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication