Jerome Wins New Victory In Thaw Gage
In Sherbrooke Quebec on August 30, Chief of Police Boudreau sought a habeas corpus writ to arrest Chicago fugitive Harry K. Thaw. Judge Hutchinson granted the writ to be heard at 10 a.m. Tuesday as part of an eleventh hour maneuver by New York state interests. Jerome, who organized the action, hailed the development while Thaw’s lawyers denounced it.
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
Harry K. Thaw
Boudreau
Coaticook
Matteawan
Hutchinson
Samuel Jacobs
New York State
Thaw
Charles D. White
Harry Frazer
Montreal
R. N. Greenshields
William T. Jerome
Writ Petition Aims For Thaw Deportation To Vermont
The court seeks to have Thaw detained and deported to Vermont via a writ of habeas corpus. Superior Judge Hutchinson, returning from vacation without notice, is involved as the writ is pursued by those who contend the prisoner is illegally detained at Sherbrooke jail. Jerome met with Mr. Jacobs before eight this morning after Jacobs was ruled out by Judge Gloversky.
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Sherbrooke
Hutchinson
Jerome
Jacobs
Globensky
Montreal
Judge Hutchinson
Magog
Hotel Guests and Arrivals Citywide Listed
A long list of visitors stays at San Antonio hotels including Brackettville Waco Muskogee and Dallas residents at the Menger Gunter Crockett Bowie Savoy Bexar St Anthony and other lodgings. Notables include H Petersen A R McCollum Cyrus Parks J D Peeler and J W Childers Jr among numerous registrations and arrivals.
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H. Petersen
Brackettville
Bexar
A. R. McCollum
Waco
St. Anthony
Hugh T. McWilliams
Muskogee
Gunter
L. N. Daeh
Fremont
Menger
Thomas A. Shaffer
Victoria
Bowle
E. J. Bohman
Savoy
G. R. Guild
Bowie
J. T. Smith
Dallas
Paul H. Brown
Floresville
M. Lemon
Yoakum
KE. W. Gore
Pharr
Robert Carlisle
Waxahachie
Crockett
M. Howe
Houston
H. L. Miller
el Paso
H. Boyd
Port la Vaca
J. W. Childers Jr
Cotulla
B. A. Carder
Odern
B. A. Sharp
Uvalde
Percy Lorie
Philadelphia
Gunner
J. F. Skinner
The
City
Lampasas
J. W. Lockett
T. H. Mendell
the Crockett
Mies Mayare Ware
Stockdale
Harlandoe Hot Sulphur Baths Gain Local Patronage
San Antonio residents praise Harlan dale Hot Sulphur Water for its medicinal properties and sanitary facilities at the Harlandoe Bath House Co. Attendants provide courteous service as more patrons switch from Hot Springs Arkansas Mineral Wells and other springs. Booklet explains water’s health applications. car service from Harlan dale offers 6 cent fare.
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Harlandale
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Marlin
San Antonio
Bath House
Harlandale Bath House CO
Lind Will Not Return to Mexico City Without Special Invitation
Vera Cruz August 30 John Lind President Wilsons representative will not return to Mexico City unless invited by President Huerta He plans to sail for the United States on the next Ward Line steamer from Vera Cruz Rear Admiral Fletcher hosted Lind aboard the battleship Louisiana this afternoon Also eleven American refugees sailed from Vera Cruz yesterday aboard the City of Tampa to New Orleans
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Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico City
I[fuerta
United States
Ward Line
Fletcher
Mr. Lind
Louisiana
Tampico
New Orleans
Battle in Sinaloa Turmoil Near Tonolopampo Reported
Reports from Junta headquarters say Federal forces clashed with Constitutionalists near Tonolobampo in Sinaloa. About 1000 Federal troops faced state troops after Huerta forces landed on Thursday, signaling intensified fighting.
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Douglas
Ariz
Sinaloa
Tonolobampo
Junta
Huerta
Diaz to Try on Mexican Presidency
In Mexico City political veteran Sebastian Camacho, past president of the Mexican Senate and head of the National Bank of Mexico, urged calm during the upheaval surrounding President Madero. Camacho recalled resisting resignation pressure and warned of possible U.S. intervention to protect foreigners as strife intensified.
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Diaz
Sebastian Camacho
Mexican Senate
Mexico
Senate
National Bank of Mexico
Madero
Sener Camacho
Mexico City
United States
Attitude Praised on US Mexico Situa tion by French Officials
Paris reports the French government views the US Mexico tension with friendship toward the United States. French representatives in Washington and Mexico are to aid in reaching an understanding. The foreign office cites the wish for peace and prosperity in Mexico and commends President Wilson and the American people.
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Paris
United States
Mexico
Mafin
Washington
Foreign Office
Officelal
Wilson
Congress to grant 1000000 for American refugees in Mexico
Congress will appropriate 1000000 next week to aid Americans leaving Mexico. Secretary Bryan asked for the funds to help refugees partly or wholly without means. The measure is expected to pass quickly, with the Senate likely to concur, and Bryan to act immediately upon receipt. Representative Sisson says the issue is not political and objects to caucus discussion.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Mexico
State Bryan
Wilson
State Department
Bryan
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
Areaa
Sisson
Mississippi
Bryan Optimistic on Mexican Situation in Lecture
Secretary William J. Bryan said the Mexican matter looks very encouraging and should brighten daily. He spoke at Doylestown praising good sense and judgment from Mexico and noted John Lind is still at Vera Cruz with decisions on further talks undecided.
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Philadelphia
William J. Bryan
Doylestown
Mexico
Muerta
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico City
United States
Bryan
Lind
Vera Cruz
Consul to Face Hearing Over Eagle Pass Cash Conspiracy
Consul Jose Mesa Gutierrez, the Constitutionalists’ rep in Eagle Pass, posted bond after a warrant tied to five million dollars in Constitutionalist flat money. His examination is set for next Monday before United States Commissioner Bennet. Samples of the bills have been sent to San Antonio for contraband of war test. Reports say Hermanas were captured by the Constitutionalists.
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Fagle Pass
Tex
Jose Mesa Gutierrez
Eagie Pass
United States
Bennet
San Antonio
Hermanas
Advance Corps and Troops Move Toward Monclova
A confirmed report states an advance corps departed from a location toward Monclova yesterday morning with a promised afternoon update. Several hundred Rio Grande operatives from Piedras Negras were ordered to the front overnight to participate in the Monclova movement, and three machine guns with 660000 rounds of ammunition were sent to the front. The Constitutionalists seized flour belonging to Trueba Brothers stored at a Piedras Negras mill, a fact relayed by Consul Blocker to the state department today.
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Monclova
Rio Grande
Piedras Negras
Mission boards defer Mexico exodus amid safety debate
The Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian foreign missions boards urged missionaries to decide whether to stay or leave Mexico City as President Wilson advised Americans to depart. They recommended recalling women and children to safety, while men should exercise discretion and stay in touch with U S representatives.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
John W. Butler
Mexico City
Wilson
Methodist Board
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missioners
Bryan
Mexico
Butler
Union Missionas Conference
Presbyterian Board
Charles T. Petran
Mr. Petran
United States
Refugees Reach El Paso from Mexican Border Towns
Seventy five Americans from Madera and other Chihuahua towns arrived by a special refugee train with thirty nine Chinese also moved to the border. The train followed the killing of Edmund Hayes at Madera amid anti American unrest. The refugees will be cared for by U S consul Thomas Edwards and arrangements are under way to shelter the Chinese at the U S immigration station. The dead man was John Henry Thomas.
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EL Paso
Tex
Madera
Chihuahua
Edmund Hayes
United States
Thomas Eadwards
Juarez
George Carpenter
B. Wimply
Roy Hoard
Charles Pringle
John English
J. W. Haley
Charles Truax
A. Lawrence
J. W. Cade
Matins
John Brooks
J. W. Bodie
William: Mexey
James ©. Carson
J. G. Glidden
Lee Carruthers
Lee Saunders
EK. Smith
Ralph Pile
Cliff Chapman
Krom Chihuahua
George K. Laffert
Schuyler Lawrence
Louis Lane
Edna Elmdorf
S. J. White
William Winkler
J. B. Jaervis
N. L. Pickard
L. Ferne
Guerrero
D. H. Cramer
la Bouquilla
Gardner C. George
A. L. Franler
D. Haskell
Pearson
Y. A. Stone and
Babicora—Arch Parks
John Henry Thomas
Deserter Proclamations Circulated by Constitutionalists
Circulars urged Federal troops in Monclova Monterey and other garrisoned cities to desert Huerta’s army and join the Constitutionalists. The appeal condemned Huerta as a criminal and urged soldiers to renounce fighting for tyranny, arguing true patriots desert and defend liberty.
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Monclova
Monterey
Victoriano Huerta
Constitutionalists
Huertista
Huerta
Deserters urged to join Constitutionalists in Carranza message
Don Venustiano Carranza appeals to Huertista soldiers to desert and seek pardon, framing Huerta as a traitor and murderer. He praises constitutional leaders and promises forgiveness for those who surrender, urging immediate action and loyalty to the Mexican cause.
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Constitutionalists
Huertistas
Huertista
Venustiano Carranza
Law and Justice
Pablo Gonzales
Mexican situation unchanged as Lind waits at Vera Cruz
Washington reports no new developments in Mexico. John Lind, Wilson's representative, remains in Vera Cruz awaiting word. Secretary Bryan travels briefly, then heads out again. Tumulty leaves for New Jersey weekend. Wilson at Cornish to receive any important updates.
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Washington, RD. C
John Lind
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Washington
Bryan
Tumulty
New Jersey
Cornish
Lind
Missionaries Ordered Out From Mexico by Church Board
The Southern Methodist Episcopal Church orders its missionaries out of Mexico aligning with President Wilson. Telegrams sent to six centers. 46 assigned, about 25 in the field, with several requesting to stay. Southern Presbyterian Board has not issued orders. they have 11 missionaries, five in the field.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wilson
Mission Board
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
Mexico
Southern Presbyterian Board
No Further Proposals In Mexican Crisis
John Lind remains in Vera Cruz as Washington and Mexico appear to agree that the trip has little value. Mexico offers no new concession and officials expect Washington to take the next step. A 12,000,000 peso loan was floated by National Bank of Mexico London Bank and Banco de Comercio y Industria. American exodus from Mexico City continued as warnings to leave drew varying responses.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Washington
Mexico
Lind
United States
National
Bank of London
Banco de Commercio Y Industria
Money's Merciless Might and Other Reels At Royal
The Royal theater shows six first run feature reels today including Gaumont's The Money's Merciless Might about an American millionaire's pursuit of wealth. Also Biograph's The Crook and the Girl with dramatic scenes, Keystone's Baby-day, On the Dam Waiter Lubin love story, and talking pictures in the lineup.
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Royal Theater
Gaumont
America
French Riviera
Biograph Company
Lubin Company
Talking Pictures
Royal
Allard Musical Comedy to End Run Then Change of Program
The Allard Musical Comedy Company offers tonight's final performance of The Doctor's Troubles. Starting tomorrow matinee a new program debuts with Nigger Never Tells a one act musical farce and ten big musical numbers. Tonight features two shows at 8 30 and 9 45. Karl T. Mott ends his Grand engagement with a full song change. Three new reels of moving pictures complete today’s program.
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Allard Musical Comedy Company
Karl T. Mott
Plaza Theater Vaudeville Opens Record Run In San Antonio
The Plaza Theater launches a three day vaudeville bill headlined by Jack Neville in blackface at the piano and Eddie Clark with daily song changes. The show includes Garcia and Hemmingway songs, Mc Laughlin and Stewart comedy chatter, the Dells singing and dancing, and a violin act alongside regular pictures. Performances start 4 PM with 8:30 PM follow ups and expect strong attendance.
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Plaza Theater
San Antonio
Jack Neville
Eddie Clark
Garcia and
Hemmingway
McLaughlin and
Stewart
The
Dells
San Antonio plans fall fashion show in city shop windows
Retail merchants of San Antonio plan a geveral fall fashion show across leading stores with September 18 suggested as the date. Committees will arrange displays in all stores and seek reduced rail rates for travelers from surrounding towns. The event features solo store window displays rather than a central venue, highlighting new fashions and possible additional attractions.
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San Antonio
Tax Abolish Petition Seeks City Franchise Tax Repeal
A petition filed with the city council from the Texas Transportation Company asks for removal of the $1000 city franchise tax. The petition argues the tax is an unjust imposition affecting the company. The taxed line serves freight operations for Lone Star Brewing Company and the San Antonio Brewing Association.
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Texas Transportation Company
Lone Star Brewing Company
San Antonio Brewing Association
Eighty Horses Stolen At California Company Camp
A raid near the mouth of the Colorado by Constitutionalists in Lower California led to the theft of eighty horses and equipment from a California and Mexico Company camp. The company is American owned.
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Yuma
Ariz
California and Mexico Company
Colorado
California
Returns From the Host Millinery Team From New York
F E Tucker manager of the Emil Blum Co millinery dept and designer Miss Rubie Bleything return from New York where they shopped in the interests of their firm.
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F. E. Tucker
Emil Blum Co
Miss Rubie Bleything
New York
Norma McCall to Enter Convent Next Month
Miss Norma McCall daughter of the late Ambrose Mec Call and niece of Democratic mayoral candidate Manara E. McCall will join a convent early next month. Once a popular social figure with a noted singing voice critics expected a bright musical career. She says the stage glitter holds no charm and she prefers a simple nun’s life.
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Norma McCall
Ambrose MecCall
Mdnara E. McCall
New York
Elgin Auto Contest Fastest in America
Elgin Illinois August 30 The automobile race for the Elgin trophy today covered 100 miles about a third of the distance and produced the closest and fastest road contest yet seen in the country. Leaders travel at 72 miles an hour or more with Anderson in a Stutz in front. Twelve cars started and at the 100th mile only 16 minutes separated the leader from Grant in the rear. The previous record of 68.4 mph looked certain to fall.
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Elgin
Anderson
Grant
Real estate transfers list from early 1910s city blocks
A compilation of transfers including Alamo Home Builders to Bassalo Ho Nugh for lot 115, block 3228 at $275, West End Lumber to J H Hodgkinson for lot 16 block 078 at $747, J W Madison to H L Bedford for lot 16 block 1860 at $120.75, and multiple other deeds dated 1913 to 1918 across city blocks such as Artesian Gardens Palm Heights and Alamo Heights with prices ranging from $2000 to $6825.
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Alamo Home Builders
Bassalo Honugh
New City
West End Lumber Company
J. H. Hodgkinson
J. W. Madison
H. L
Nettie Bedford
John C
Ethel O'Hair
J. M. Crump
John ¢. O'Hair
Edwin C. Wandell
Albert J. Rheiner
Original City
Route 1
Division 5
Joseph A. Brockman
Alexander Bailey
W.W. A. Baily
R. V. Perine
Richard D. Sanders
Palm Heights
E. R. Dinsmore
Alamo Heights
Theodore Kunzman
San Antonio
Uvalde & Gulf Railway Company
Columbia Heights
Western Union Meeting At Gunter Hotel Plans September 18
A social and business gathering of thirty two Western Union Telegraph Company employees occurred at the Gunter Hotel last night with light refreshments, service improvement speeches, and music. F. H. Austin local manager and L. T. Wilson commercial representative chaired. The next meeting is scheduled for September 18.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Gunter Hotel
F. H. Austin
L. T. Wilson
San Antonio Motorists Club hosts social event and auto talks
San Antonio Automobile Club plans a large clubhouse gathering with a 1 30 PM to 8 30 PM table d hote dinner and an elaborately embossed menu. Dr Frederick J Wielding arranged entertainment and a youth swings program as attendance aims to double past Sunday.
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San Antonio Automobile Club
North Loop
Frederick J. Wielding
W. A. Elering
Hering
Obituary: Joseph A. Dittrich of Colorado County
Joseph A. Dittrich, 23, died at 4:45 this morning in a local hospital. A native of Colorado County, Texas, he came to San Antonio six days ago for treatment. Survived by his widow, his parents, two brothers and seven sisters. Body prepared by Riebe Undertaking Company and to be sent to Weimar for burial this afternoon. Advertisement for Foley Honey and Tar Compound by Fischer Drug Co.
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Dittrich
Joseph A. Dittrich
Colorado County
Texas
San Antonio
Riebe Undertaking Company
Weimar
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ELST
H. C. Mitchell
SAN Antonio Business College
San Antonio, Tex
Department of Immigration
Vermont
W. T. Sprague of
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U. S
Gotton Gunners
Maverick Clarke Litho Co
N’s Department
Cee
Africa
CU. S
Mr. Sisson
Ryan
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Francisco I. Madero
Francisco T. Madero
J. M. Pino Suarez
Abram Gonzales
Gustavo Madero
Gabriel Hernandez
Ambrosio Figueroa
Daniel Herrera
Camerino Mendoza
Pastelni
Monroy
Alfonso Zaragoza
Villian
Judas
Methodist Church
the Royal
Norma M'Cale
Mien
Houston Hat Company
Alex Fraser
Fraser Auto Supply Company
Ohio
Fraser
William Steinhardt
Hudson Company
Baker Electric
Steinhardt
Baker
Franklin
Birdsong & Potchernick
Texan
Austin
Fish Company of Texas
Secretary of State
Fischer Drug Co
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