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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
7
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s protest over Viscount Aoki’s recall sharpens tensions with Japan. Officials warn Tokyo seeks conflict while acknowledging U S sympathy, and caution Japan against broad labor or passport moves that could strain ties.
A fragmentary report notes Japan advancing naval plans affecting the Atlantic theater. It mentions Admiral Hobby B. Rvaog as a recognized naval officer and hints at shifting strategic focus toward the Pacific, reflecting broader wartime defense concerns.
San Antonio political circles discuss Morris as the Bailey choice for the Twenty fourth senatorial district. With Green avowed Bailey opponent, supporters push Morris while Cooke and Wallace also cited as potential contenders in a fluid race. Governor election timing and district boundaries loom as names and strategies circulate.
startling developments allege business man incited bank official to misapply 40000 while a second charge mounts against the official already charged with law violations amid a wave of arrests connected to the Woods National Bank collapse. U S Marshal Fred A. Tumester arrested G W Deaton after a court appearance as bonds set at 5000 with his daughters as sureties. Woods and Dreton face multiple counts including embezzlement and misapplication of funds.
A San Antonio drive unites The Licht and Womens Organization with Mrs. John Z. Stovens to gather toys and funds for a citywide Christmas celebration. Volunteers plan visits from Santa Claus, toy drives, and community support to ensure every needy child in the city enjoys Christmas Day. Community members are urged to donate items and funds to spread holiday cheer.
Governor Campbell named A. S. Gage of San Antonio as livestock sanitary commissioner succeeding Wilson on the Texas Live Stock Sanitary Commission. Gage, about 47, has lived in Texas a decade. He worked in stock boat trade and has ties across Mille County. He will report to Campbell and return home this evening.
Weather forecast notes frost possible Thursday with cool tonight and a light wind. Temperature around dusk at 3 o clock, wind velocity near dawn about 24 miles per hour. Forecast includes general sky conditions and a chilly end to the day with expected frost and cool air.
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