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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1914

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Fletcher says situation unchanged in Vera Cruz tense

Special to the Light reports from Vera Cruz that a flag of truce train delivered 350 Mexicans and 400 foreigners to Vera Cruz. Secretary Daniels says Americans may be allowed to leave Mexico City if Mexicans are permitted to depart Vera Cruz. Huerta’s actions surprise observers as tensions rise with the United States.

Huerta Vera Cruz Washington, D. C Fletcher Navy Department Ypiranga Mexico Navy Daniels Mexico City Mr. Daniels Washington Badger Nelson O'Shaughnessy Tampico United States México Admiral Fletcher Ral Fletcher Admiral Badger Real del Monte

Temporary Delay in Hostilities

Mediation offered by Brazil Argentina and Chile is accepted by the Wilson administration to settle the U S Mexico conflict. Huerta remains central the plan seeks his removal and Carranza and Villa oppose any settlement that leaves him in power. Wilson doubts success but hopes for a miracle as Americans consider evacuation from Mexico City and military moves continue on the border.

Washington, D. C Brazil Argentina Chile South America Wilson United States Mexico John Lind Huerta Tampico Bryan Washington Huerta Social Carranza Zapata Villa I. Latnsws Congress Secretary of the Navy

Weather Outlook for East and West Texas

East Texas sees fair skies Sunday with warmer conditions in the northeast. Monday brings fair weather in the south with showers and cooler conditions in the north. West Texas forecasts fair Sunday and Monday, with showers and cooler air in the north Sunday night or Monday.

Washington, D. C Texas West

Weather notes from major cities

Observations at 8 p m report temperatures in St Louis 72 clear with SE wind 14 mph Sunday fair. Chicago 70 clear W wind 8 mph. Milwaukee 62 cloudy NW wind 12 mph. New York 42 rain with SE wind 22 mph. Boston 42 cloudy SW wind 10 mph with Sunday rain. Washington 50 cloudy NE wind unspecified with Sunday rain. Highest Saturday values range from 46 to 78 degrees across listed cities.

ST. Louis Chicago Milwaukee New York Boston Washington

Uruguayan Protest Grows Over Wilson Policy

Cable from Montevideo reports hundreds of Uruguayans sign a petition for a mass anti American meeting. Students rioted in Buenos Aires streets with anti American speeches while police halted an unpermitted procession and burned President Wilsons portrait.

Buenos Aires Montevideo Wilson General Huerta

Port Aransas Protest Over Lax Quarantine

At an afternoon meeting Port Aransas residents protested the lax quarantine of 130 refugees who arrived aboard the Wakiva from Tampico. They were disembarked, placed on a passenger train, and moved to Aransas Pass for quarantine rather than to Harbor Island state quarantine.

Port Aransas Tex Wakiva Tampico Aransas Pass Harbor Island Texas

State wins injunction case against Abbott in Bak ing Powder dispute

Judge Maxey rules state law favors dismissal of the Calumet Baking Powder Co versus J S Abbott injunction suit in federal court. Keeling says dismissal possible next week if双方 agree on decree terms. If no agreement, case will not be dismissed in vacation and will proceed in term time next June.

Austin Tex Calumet Baking Powder Company J. S. Abbott Pure Food T. S. Maxey Keeling Mr. Keeling

Two Signal Corps Companies Relocated From Fort Leavenworth

Fort Leavenworth orders move Companies D and H to San Antonio and Texas City. Army service school officers rush to join regiments. Hospital corps await orders to join troops assembling on the border.

Signal Corps San Antonio Texas City Fort Leavenworth Kas War Department Army Service Schools Hospital Corps

Ulster Forces Receive Hidden Ammunition Shipment

A consignment of 70 000 rifles and 500 000 rounds of ammunition landed secretly on the Irish coast aboard the steamer Fanny. The munitions are being distributed to Ulster volunteers at multiple headquarters.

Ulster Belfast Irish Ulster Volunteers

Peary Awarded Gold Medal for North Pole Claim

Paris reports Ambassador Herrick sent the French Geographical Society gold medal to Rear Admiral Robert E Peary. The society formally accepts Peary's North Pole discovery claim as official.

Peary Paris Herrick Robert E. Peary French Geographical Society North Pole

New Postoffice Building to Open Next Week in Hallets ville

New Postoffice in HALLETTSVILLE Texas will be ready for occupancy and moved into next week. The building cost $12 500 and the office will advance from third to second class with D A Paulus as postmaster.

Postoffice Hallettsville Tex D. A. Paulus

Judge Osceola Archer Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress

Judge Osceola Archer announces his candidacy in the Fourteenth Texas district for the July Democratic primaries. He cites neglect of the district’s interests and vows to represent the people effectively, joining Terrell and two others in the race. Slayden is mentioned as contesting to retain his seat.

Fourteenth Texas Conegreus Osceola Archer

Candidate declares for Congress in Democratic primary

After weeks of urging from many citizens across the district the speaker announces a candidacy for Congress in the upcoming Democratic primary and says a canvass of the district will follow at the proper time.

Congress

Opposition to Slayden Sparks Local Political Run

Saturday's gatherings in San Antonio stirred a three way contest for the congressional seat held by James L. Slayden. Judge Osceola Archer and Chester H. Terrell declared candidacies while hints arose that Carlos Bee might join and Slayden fight for renomination.

James L. Slayden Osceola Archer Chester H. Terrell Carlos Bee Slater Llano Sleyden Archer Mr. Terrell Slayden Fowler Bros. Land Company Bedell Bexar County Terrell

Newspaper to Move to New Building on Travis Street

The paper will relocate on Sunday April 26 to a new building on Travis Street and cannot issue Extra Editions for major Mexico developments. Editions will proceed normally on Monday April 27.

Travis Street Mexico

Texas to receive Sixth Horse Artillery at San Antonio

San Antonio will receive one battery of the Sixth Horse Artillery from Fort Riley to strengthen the garrison at Fort Sam Houston. The move, part of a broader redeployment, brings the Eighth brigade and additional infantry and engineers toward El Paso and Nogales, with General Bliss overseeing the growing force along the border amid tensions with Villa’s forces across the Rio Grande.

San Antonio Sixth Horse Artillery Fort Riley Kaw Fort Sam Houston Third |Cavalry Third Field Artillery el Paso Laredo Brownsville Texas California John J. Pershing First Cavalry Therigade Nogales Eighth Brigade Sixth Artillery Southern Department Department Bliss Villa Juarez

Baer Stricken In Philadelphia Street Scene

George F. Baer, president of Central Railroad of New Jersey and Reading, fell unconscious on Walnut Street while commuting. He was taken home with critical condition reported after a severe gastric attack and kidney disturbances, per Dr. Alfred Stengel.

Philadelphia George F. Baer Central, Railroad of New Jersey and Reading Railroad Walnut Street Alfred Stengel

Marketing Farm Crops in Texas Aims for Square Deal

Commissioner Ed R. Kane of the Texas Department of Agriculture is using limited funds to help farmers market crops. George B. Terrell is hired to study market conditions and organize fruit and truck growers into groups and agencies to secure better prices. The effort seeks a square deal for producers and consumers through strong organization and centralized handling of similar products.

Austin Tex Ed R. Kane Texas Department of Agriculture George 8B Terrell Department of Agriculture

State to establish Mines and Metallurgy school at Fort Bliss

The attorney general’s department approved the title to 21 acres of land adjoining Fort Bliss once used by the El Paso Military Institute. The land will host the State School of Mines and Metallurgy under the University of Texas. El Paso residents donated the land and the state title is valid. The UT board of regents meets next Tuesday to organize the school.

Board of Regents University

Bond Issue Passes In San Marcos To Fund Roads

The $160000 bond issue was approved by voters with an 8 to 1 city margin and 4 to 1 county approval. Part funds the national post highway between Austin and San Antonio, with the rest for county road improvements in Hays.

San Marcos Tex National Post Austin San Antonio Hays County

Texas Rail Roads Report Shows Declines in Income

The Texas railroad commission released an eight month comparative statement showing operating income down by 5 625 405 dollars or 25 76 percent to 76 833 390. Operating expenses rose to 60 608 561 dollars up 1 251 261 or 2 07 percent. Freight revenue fell 4 566 418 dollars or 8 12 percent to 51 673 736.

Austin Tex Texas Railroad Commission

Bank of Casa Robbed in Arkansas Heist

In Fort Smith Arkansas on April 25 the Bank of Casa in Casa Yell county was robbed early today. Thieves blew the safe with fifteen dynamite charges and escaped with 1500 dollars in cash.

Fort Smith, Ark Bank of Casa Casa Ola Yell County

Japanese Will Be Neutral Amid U S Mexico Issue

Secretary Tumulty said the Japanese Premier authorized a neutral stance during the tensions between the United States and Mexico. He stated Japan did not need to declare neutrality, as there was no doubt they would remain neutral.

Washington, D. C United States Mexico Tumulty

Austin Mexicans Seek Pledge of Peace to Governor

Austin police chief Will Morris reports that the better element of Mexicans in Austin asked him to accompany them to the governor to assure him they will cause no disturbance amid the Mexican imbroglio. He notes a troubled element remains under surveillance.

Austin Tex Will Morris Morris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shaughnessy O'Shaughnessy U. S Secretary of War White House Stone Shively and Lodge Foreign Relations Committee Flood Cooper Affairs Committee of the House Burn MR. Wilson Baking Powder Company Judge Archer Chester H, Terrell Baer Reading Central of New Jersey George C. Koss Commissioner Kane State Mining School Fort Bliss Arkansas
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