Lawson Case Is Continued in Trinidad Trial March 19
Continuance granted today in the John R. Lawson case, member of the United Mine Workers international executive committee, to allow new witnesses to be summoned. The defense requested the delay.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1915
Page
9
Continuance granted today in the John R. Lawson case, member of the United Mine Workers international executive committee, to allow new witnesses to be summoned. The defense requested the delay.
A government employee who crossed to Colombia reports Villa's force of about 2000 men and four guns awaiting 1000 troops from the national railway. They will join at Villarola ma to move toward Nuevo Laredo. Carranza troops are camped upriver and their inactivity suggests a joint assault may come Tuesday or Wednesday.
Report from an undertaker who prepared General Herrera's body says he was shot in the back by three bullets while approaching Nuevo Laredo. The body lay in state amid a large crowd, with a captain reportedly killed at the same time. Other dispatches note Americans planned to leave Mexico City by train to Vera Cruz, now abandoned, and that Obregon and Villa forces are massing for a new battle as Villa forces reportedly retreat south from Celaya.
Carranza forces reportedly occupy Tepic after Villa troops deserted the city. Carranza custom officials reached San Blas to open the customs house temporarily, enabling clearance of the Pacific mail steamer City of Parez.
Carranga consul reports General Vasquez captured a Villa train about 50 miles west of Matamoros after a brief battle. Villa defenders fled as three U.S. artillery batteries return to Fort Sam Houston and the Twenty third Infantry moves in from Texas City to replace them.
A vintage panacea tale touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy that replaces calomel for bile and bowel cleansing. It claims quick relief from torpid liver, constipation, and stomach sourness with a single spoonful nightly, guaranteeing family wellbeing and no harmful side effects.
Bert M. McConnell of the Canadian Arctic Expedition, led by Valhjalmer Stefansson, organizes a relief mission. He sails from Nome in July with a hydroplane to the far north to search for the original party believed missing for a year.
Baron Her bet De Reuter, managing director of Reuters Telegram Company, was found dead at his home near Reigate Surrey. A discharged revolver lay near his body and authorities deem there is no doubt it was self inflicted. He had mourned the death of his wife last Thursday. Survived by a son in the army and a daughter married to J W E J Douglas. title passed to Baron De Heller after their father. The Reuters company founder helped lay the cable between England and France in 1861 and moved headquarters to London in 1861.
Extensive speculation in stocks opened with United States Steel at 60 1/4, Mexican Petroleum gaining 7 1/2, and Canadian Pacific up over four points. Trading volume reached about 475000 in early hours, with a noon total near 800800 shares. Afternoon activity revived as rail and industrial issues rose on court and policy news while the science academy met in Washington discussing life problems and fossil algae.
A resident describes a year plus of severe facial and body skin sores causing insomnia and distress. After using Hesinal Ointment and Vesinal Soap the itching and burning stopped in days and skin cleared in weeks. A friend with severe breakouts improved similarly after the same treatment.
President Wiker calls for calm judgment during European crisis in a speech opening the Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. He urges sober second thought and stresses the United States should act with restrained emotions, melting pot of national ties on the mettle to act righteously. Chopping Cotton at Taft Ranch report follows from Corpus Christi Texas with details of workers employed.
The People's Municipal League endorses candidates for city offices and urges San Antonio citizens to vote in the April 26 1956 city primaries. Endorsed are the mayoral candidate and the commissioner of streets and fine improvements.
Telegrams from Berlin announce the death of General Field Marshal Oskar von Lindequist born 1838. He served as a lieutenant at 19, fought in Denmark 1864, Austria 1865, and 1870. He was present at Sedan and during the Siege of Paris.
About 200 delegates attend the State Federation of Labor convention in Austin. Governor Ferguson urges federation cooperation in state administration and praises golden rule prosperity. Mayor Wooldridge speaks for the city. Edward Cunningham calls for a free state employment bureau. Senator McGregor and former Governor Sayers also speak. Next convention cities include Dallas and Houston.
The Detroit Tribune notes tar treatment keeps pound nets from rotting as they stand in water along Lake Erie shores. Nets stretched from shore to reach twelve to fifteen feet deep, forming a fence guiding fish toward the pound where they are trapped. Fishermen dip nets into hot tar to coat them and protect against decay during long soaks.
The report details tar drying of nets on reels to prevent rot and major net replacement costs for fishermen. Governor Ferguson returns to Austin after days away, touring the San Angelo region and commenting on eastern capital’s role in Orient trade and overall development.
Epítacio Davila, Ray Lambert, George W. Sims, M.D. A. B. C. Dizon, George W. Durham, Clinton H. Kearny, Fritz Russell Sr., E. G. Trueheart are listed among prominent individuals in the era, reflecting social or professional standings within the community and court registries.
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