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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1914
Page
3
An advertisement touts Vitalitas as an antidote for aging, claiming it renews vigor by calming muscles, aiding digestion, and cleansing the system. It targets aged readers with promises of renewed health and strength, urging readers to investigate at Warner's drug store.
Police say Jose Moran, charged with assault and murder related counts, remains unfound today as officers search Corpus Christi. The report notes a 1 year old girl, Tuanita Morena, was attacked Monday on her way home near the west city area. Moran allegedly pursued her after she rejected his advances. The victim is listed in critical condition.
A large turnout marked the Lumbermen convention with an educational session led by Knight of Bryan and Townsend of Omaha. President Vaughan opened the meeting, welcomed visitors, and discussed city improvements funded by a $4,500,000 bond issue, with reports from officers and attendees noting the event as a record gathering in San Antonio.
A garbled ad style page touts topical tonics and toning tonics for skin hair and scalp. It claims powders and mixtures dissolve fat firm lines restore youth and whiten skin. Instructions are vague with many product names and dubious dosages.
Mayor Brown defends his veto of the no smoking ordinance arguing the petition sought only to restrict smoking on rear right hand seats of streetcars during certain hours, saying the issue is not the council’s province and noting his preference for harmonious action over personal gain. He states he would rather lose two points than face criticism for proceeding in a way that invites backlash.
Four arrests have been made since Saturday with charges of illegal firearm possession. The article names Julian Reyna, Augustus Cadey, Dick Wilton, and others, detailing officers involved and alleged armed encounters. The piece also notes a larger count of cases being transferred to county authorities and mentions a public fundraising effort for the battleship Texas.
The U S Navy ordered ships from Pensacola Tacoma and San Domingo toward Tampico as Washington pressed Huerta for a formal apology and a US salute. Reports say discussions at the White House and State Department centered on backing Rear Admiral Mayo's demand while preparing further actions if Huerta resists. The administration, led by President Wilson, Bryan and Lind, weighed negotiations and the possibility of strong measures to secure compliance.
A garbled telegraph narrative outlines a campaign that gave Torreon to General Francisco Villa and the Constitutionalists. It centers on a long distance telephone exchange between Constitutionalist General Pablo Angeles and another commander, detailing key events and assertions from the period.
The Hancock with 860 marines aboard is set to sail for Tampico tomorrow morning, following orders issued today. The vessel arrived in New Orleans in February, and crews have faced rapid movement orders and frequent dispersals while at the naval station.
The document lists battleships and vessels with officers in charge at various yards and ports. Names include Arkansas, Delaware, North Dakota, and Norfolk, with captains Roy Smith, Ward Rodgers, and Charlie Plunkett among those cited. The text places ships at Vera Cruz, Hampton Roads, Brooky n, Tampico, and other locations, referencing Rear Admirals Hedger, Bowsh, and others. The passage appears as a roster of ships and their commanding officers with assignments and stations.
The report recounts General Velasco and Villa’s forces clashing around Torreón from March to April, including failed surrender calls, heavy combat near Bermejo and Tlahuzile, high casualties on both sides, and massive armed action with thousands of troops. It notes Federal losses around 3000 dead and 2207 wounded, Constitutionalists about 560 killed and 3150 wounded, and extensive artillery and rifle fire across multiple engagements.
Official publication in El Constitutionatis Magañ Wa details Governor Venustiano Carranza authorizing 800000 in paper notes of 6 and 1 cent denominations as early fractional money to aid commerce. In Cashnahua, Carranza receives a message about a battle near Quetlan Jalisco where 400 federals were slain, with federals aided by 400 Tu ydians. A separate report notes railroad bridges destroyed near Sabines.
A strong revolutionary movement has arisen in Southern China. Troops at Siaofu, Shen Bi province, are believed to have survived and may be allied with the brigand White Wall. The rebellion centers at Nanking where officials report nightly unrest and feverish activity.
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