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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

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Parliament Slap at Emperor Triggers Crisis Demands

Newspapers echo demands for the resignation of the Imperial Chancellor as strife on the parliament floor escalates into a constitutional crisis.

San Antonio Flood Threatens City After Prolonged Rains

After two weeks of steady rainfall the San Antonio river rose dramatically, flooding business districts and homes. Rescue teams from Fort Sam Houston evacuated residents as water breached manholes and damaged utilities while bridges held and multiple county bridges were washed away.

Telephone Telegraph San Antonio Water Supply Alazan Martinez San Pedro Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Mahncke Hotel City Alamo Heights Battery B Third Field Artillery Applewhite and Edwards Busine Kroschewsky Schober Brewingpany Kroschews Waltainal x Schober Brewery

DALLAS FLOOD CLAIMS TWENTY-TWO LIVES IN TEXAS

The flood death toll list by location includes Belton five Polk family members, Brownwood H Lyton, Dallas B F Lacy Jake Woods and a black man, Grand Prairie Manley, Highbank near Marlin two black men, Austin three unidentified men, and Hearne seven black men.

Dallas Tex Belton Polk Brownwood H. Lyton B. F. Lacy Jake Woods Grand Prairie Manley Highbank Marlin Austin Hearne

Flood Death Toll Rises Across Texas While Waters Recede

One white man and eight negroes drown as Texas floods bring the death toll to twenty two. Dallas bartender Jake Woods dies after leaping from a bridge. Rescue work continues as water recedes and a million dollars in damage is reported. Flooding spans from San Antonio to the Panhandle with Belton and Marlin among affected communities.

Dallas Tex Texas Jake Woods Hearne Marlin Brazos River Fort Worth Houston San Antonio Panhandle Beaumont Galveston Belton South Bosque Waco Brazos Bryan Burleson Washington Big Little Brazos Woods

Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area

For San Antonio and vicinity rain Thursday night will clear Friday with colder conditions.

San Antonio

Weather for Tourists Across Major Cities

Observations at 8 am report temperatures from 2 to 52 degrees across St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington. Winds range from northwest to northeast with clouds rain and fair conditions forecast for Friday.

ST. Louis Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul Kansas City New York Boston Washington

German Parliament adopts non confidence vote over Zabern crisis

In Berlin the Imperial Parliament backs a non confidence motion against the government by 293 to 54 amid Zabern Alsace tensions. Emperor William to personally intervene, summoning Alsace Lorraine officials to report at Karlsruhe to end civil military strife.

Berlin Zabern Alsace William Alsace-Lorraine Count Charles von Wedel Berthold von de Imling Karlsruhe Germany Tagelblatt Frankfort Gazette von Bethmann-Hollweg von Falkenhayn William Ha J Bethmann-Hollweg

Militant Leader Emmeline Pankhurst Arrested Again in England

In Plymouth on December 4, police re arrested Emmline Pankhurst returning from America. Wind and sea hindered suffragettes who tried to block the ship with small boats. Leaders including Flora Drummond faced drenched crews as police escorted Pankhurst ashore under the cat and mouse act.

Plymouth Emmeline Pankhurst America Majestic Flora Drummond Mrs. Pankhurst Tol

Hostile Crowd Hurts Several Persons Reported

A hostile crowd caused injuries to multiple individuals as tensions escalated, with emergency responders assessing and treating the wounded at the scene. Police awaited further statements and urged calm to prevent further harm.

London Suf fragettes Plan Protest Over Mrs Pankhurst

Militants in London planned a large demonstration to welcome Mrs. Pankhurst but shifted to a protest meeting. Authorities faced threats after Mrs. Pankhurst’s captors avoided the suffragette rescue party in Plymouth.

London Mrs. Pankhurst Plymouth

Smudges Continued At Minnie Mine To Flush Fugitive

Sheriff Andrew Smith ordered 24 hour extension of poisonous gas smudges at the Minnie mine in Bingham Utah to force fugitive Ralph Lopez from hiding. Gas has not reached all tunnels and Lopez has killed six men during a two week fugitive run, including five peace officers.

Bingham Utah Andrew Smith Minnie Mine Ralph Lopez Smith Lopez

Suffrage Opponents Press Case Before House Rules

Washington December 4 Opponents of woman suffrage testified before the House rules committee arguing against creating a House committee on suffrage The delegation led by Mrs A M Dodge contended working women oppose the franchise and that the movement is sporadic The convention program included budget talks a new constitution and plans to urge President Wilson to back an amendment for immediate action

Washington, D. C House Rules Committee House A. M. Dodge New York National Association Anna Howard Shaw National American Woman Suffrage Association Wilson Congress

Fleet Passes Gibraltar En Route Home From Med Cruise

The U S battleship fleet, aboard the Wyoming, passed Gibraltar at 3 PM local time. Weather was perfect as the ships joined south of Cape Gaza after a Mediterranean cruise. The Connecticut Kansas and Ohio head to Mexico, others return to the United States.

U. S Gibraltar Wyoming CAIDS United States Cape Gaza Connecticut Kansas Ohio Mexico

Bandit At Large After Bank Heist In Manitoba

A bank manager was shot and killed in Plum Coulee Manitoba when the robber took several thousand dollars and fled. Police believe the bandit is hiding near Morris with efforts to capture him before nightfall. William Dick, forced to drive the robber, saw him leap from the car and fire a shot at the chauffeur.

Plum Coulee Manitoba H. M. Arnold Bank of Montreal Morris William Dick

Leased Wire Day Report From AP Supersedes Local News

The San Antonio Light uses the Associated Press Leased Wire Day report as its main daily news source, supplementing with its own large special news service. This partnership provides broad national and international coverage alongside local reporting.

San Antonio Associated Press The Light

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