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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
2
Isaac Dunbar Affleck recounts incidents surrounding the Rosario Mission in San Antonio and its enduring role in the city’s historic landscape. The piece highlights notable events, figures, and the mission’s place in local memory.
The article recounts the 1812 Battle of Rosario near San Antonio with Royalist forces facing the Republican North army led by Colonel Kemper. It details casualties, artillery losses, and the resulting Spanish surrender, while praising Fredonian courage and linking the conflict to broader Mexican independence lore and the Kredonian movement.
Washington reports Martens writes to Secretary Colby that he will depart unless the State Department recognizes the Russian Soviet Government. The department reportedly plans to ignore the demand, viewing it as an attempt to force a stance on the current regime.
Washington report states Senator Newberry of Michigan will not resume his seat until after issues surrounding his Michigan election conspiracy conviction are resolved. Republicans hold a 48 to 47 Senate edge, with expulsion plans discussed if he appears.
The former president Herbert Hoover seeks the presidency, noting eligibility under conditions. He signals support for the League of Nations with reservations, aiming to shape party policy and national leadership during a period of political debate.
Mr. Hoover states he will back the Republican ticket if it adopts a forward looking liberal platform on the treaty and proposes sound business policies backed by capable leaders. A Washington Grand Jury has indicted four men over a leak of Supreme Court decisions, with the group alleged to have gained about $1412.
J. W. Bailey addressed Guadalupe County voters in Seguin Texas on April 6. The Country Club pavilion could not hold the audience as Bailey spoke to an overflow crowd about tax issues and local concerns.
Senator Joseph W. Bailey said his fight is for Democratic principles, not against the party, and he will urge the other side to leave the group. The audience applauded as he spoke, with James Greenwood presiding and C. TL. Donegan introducing Bailey.
Advertises for salesmen to solicit orders for lubricating oils greases and paints. States salary or commission. Provides address THE HARVEY OIL CO Cleveland Ohio. Includes a subscription prompt to the Standard.
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