Grand Modern US Army Pageant Parades Through San Antonio
Thousands witnessed the grandest military pageant in San Antonio with 8500 troops from infantry cavalry artillery engineers and signal corps marching a four mile route. The review from the San Antonio Club balcony showcased olive drab uniforms bands flags and precise formations for an hour and a half of martial display.
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San Antonio
United States
National
United States Army
Signal Corps
Alamo Plaza
Carter
Frederick A. Smith
Co. I
Avenue D
Commerce Street
Main Plaza
Military Plaza
San Saba Street
Houston Street
Avenue C
Grayson Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Uncle Sam
Weather summary across multiple cities with wind and forecast
City by city weather report notes temperatures from 36 to 64 degrees. Winds vary from four to sixteen miles per hour with showers or clear skies and cooler or pleasant conditions ahead.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Duluth
New York
Boston
Washington
Good Weather Forecast for Battle of Flowers in San Antonio
The United States Weather Bureau reports good weather expected for the Battle of Flowers with a message sent from Washington. The bulletin dated April 17 1911 notes showers on Tuesday but otherwise fair conditions predicted for the event day in San Antonio.
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United States Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Washington
Washington, D. C
Anee
Pretty Young Nurse Goes to Mexico
Miss E. Arisamendi a nurse at Santa Rosa hospital resigns to join the Red Cross in the Mexican Revolution. She plans to leave San Antonio within days and will seek field duty near her brother, with federal or revolutionary forces uncertain.
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Red Cross Society
Mexico
E. Arisamendi
Santa Rosa Hospital
Republic
Miss Arisamendi
San Antonio
Rumors of Japanese Seizure Stir Chinese City
In Amoy China on April 18 the local press fueled unrest by reports that Japan plans to seize Majichuria and Fukien province. Mass meetings called by self-government societies discussed defenses and national security measures.
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Japan
Manchuria
Fukien Province
Associated Press
Amoy
China
Majichuria
Fukien
Woman jailed on charge of assault to murder in Burleson Street shooting
Mrs. Melba Forbes is jailed on charges of assault to murder after allegedly firing twice from a rifle at Misses Harriet and Edith Cole and Mattie Cole near the Forbes home in the 700 block of Burleson Street. The incident followed a police court session where Louisa Webber faced a language charge that was dismissed.
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Misses Harriet
Edith Cole
Mattie Cole
Mattie Gibson
Melba Forbes
Forbes
Burleson Street
Louisa Webber
Annie Alder
Harriet Cole
Women Eligible for State Grand Officer Privileges at Hermann Sons Meet
At Beethoven hall the Hermann Sons grand lodge granted sister lodges the right to vote in state elections and to hold state grand offices. The move ends debate and passes by unanimous vote as delegates and families observe a parade after morning sessions. A play titled Hermann The Liberator is scheduled for tonight.
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Hermann Sons, Grand Lodge
Beethoven Hall
Galveston
National Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
C. J. von Rosenberg
Hermann the Liberator
Stock Market Heavily Falls Amid Turmoil in New York
New York stock market tumbled April 18 under a strong raid after the Interstate Commerce Commission denied rail freight rate increases amid Mexican tension. National Biscuit dropped 6.5 points, Reading Lehigh Valley and St. Paul fell 3 points, others 1 to 4 points as bear traders and liquidations pushed prices lower.
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Associated Press
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Biscuit
Reading
Lehigh Valley
St. Paul
Rebates Paid on Cotton Shipments
At the second day of hearings before the interstate commerce commission the Southwestern Shippers association vs thirty seven railroads revealed corroborated testimony of steamship agents showing systematic rebating on cotton shipments from Texas City to foreign countries. The hearing features a sharp clash with railroads defending themselves, led by H H Haines of the Galveston Chamber of Commerce and J H Johnson of the Oklahoma traffic bureau, with state legal support.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwestern Shippers’ Association
Southwestern
Texas City
Pecan Tree Pest Active Reported in Harrison County
The department of agriculture received a report that the twig girdler is damaging pecan trees in Harrison county, Texas, as of April 18.
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Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Department of Agriculture Today
Harrison County
Grand Jury Probing Betting Ties to Commission Fight
Reported grand jury activity hints at an inquiry into alleged betting on the commission government election. Subpoenas issued for many figures linked to the commission fight, while no opponents have been summoned.
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Grand Jury
Commission Government League
Commission
J. H. Clark
A. H. Jones
George Surkey
Edwin Chamberlain
Alexander Boynton
George Saunders
Martin Wright
Charlies T. Fincham
E. J. Altgelt
Horace H. Shelton
Pat Stevens
Albin Seidel
William Aubrey
Hutchings Details Major Fryar for San Antonio Maneuvers
Adjutant General Hutchings announced Major Thomas V. Fryar of the medical corps from Corsicana is detailed to the San Antonio maneuvers. The April 18 release places Fryar among the units aiding training programs.
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Tilt Absocisted Press
Astin
Tex
Hutchings
Thomas V. Fryar
Medical Corps
Corsicana
San Antonio
AMMUNITION GONE REBELS ABANDON AGUA PRIETA
Francisco I Madero Sr leaves Laredo Texas by special train with Ernesto Madero Alfonso Madero and others seeking peace talks with his son Francisco J Madero Jr near Madera in a field amid prior New York meetings with Limantour. Bridges burned blocked their Eagle Pass route. The elder Madero aims to compel a meeting and end hostilities.
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Associated Press
Chihuahua
Mex
Laredo
Texas
Francisco
Ernesto
Alfonso Madero
Rafael Hernandez
Francisco J. Madero Jr
Eagle Pass
Mexico
Hernandez
Ernesto Madero
Reata
Monterey
San Pedro
Madero
Ojinaga
Santa Rosalia
la Cruz
Chihuahua City
Francisco I. Madero Sr
Senor Madero
Alfonso
Frederico Moye
New York
Limantour
United States
Mexico Reassures U S on Border Peace at Agua Prieta
Washington reports positive Mexican assurances of a restrictive border policy to prevent further fighting. Rebels evacuated Agua Prieta after hours of battle and federal troops entered unopposed. Col Medina surrendered to U S troops while losses remain unconfirmed.
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Mexico
United States
Agua Prieta
Washington
Douglas
Taft
State Department
Senate
House
Congress
Cullom
Illinois
Representative Sulzer
New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
Sulzer
Sloan
Arizona
Juarez
Medina
U. S
Col. Medina
Ball Park
Col
Reynaldo Diaz
Luis Medina Barron
Rurales
Francisco Chia
Moctezuma
Red Cross
Prisoners Arrive in Chihuahua From Battlefield
Prisioners held by Mexican federal troops after Sunday’s clash between federals and insurrectos near Sauz and Santa Clara arrive in Chihuahua with about one thousand federal troops under General Lis Bago. Among them are Americans and two Germans. they report humane treatment and hope for U.S. release as they camp eight miles north of the city before trial.
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Associated Press
Chihuahua
Laredo
Tex
Sauz
Santa Clara
Lis Bago
Sydney Severns
United States
Casas Grandes
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