Reyes 9 Said To Be On His Way To See Taft
After a week of uncertainty, Gen Bernardo Reyes is reportedly not at his San Antonio residence. A telegram from Reyes in Camargo is denied. His son says the general is en route to Washington, seeking an audience with President Taft, while officials and relatives dispute the messages and contemplate subterfuges surrounding his whereabouts.
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Bernardo Reyes
San Antonio
San Fedig
Pedro
Saye
Mra. Teves
Tom Demarga
Light
J. A. Jeroandes
Regus
Ial
Petty
San Antonia
Mr Quiroga
Miguel Quiroga
David Reyes
St. Louis
Jocas Maristag
Secret Service
Gen- 4 Eyes
Karnes City
Offici
Itresville
Efficinis
THO
Los Angeles
Cal
Federal Brand
Ortie F. McMafigal
Lst
Department of Justice
Washington
Sroeress
Indianapolis
Pacific
Cail
W. Burng
Jin
Appalachian
Rocky Mountains
Witnogues
McNamara
Unte
San Quentin Penitentiary
MeNamaras
Weather snapshot for several cities with unsettled conditions
Dee 7 Cheveee to San Antonio area reports unsettled weather with rain possible Saturday. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to mid 60s across listed cities. Winds shift from southeast to northwest, with warm trends expected Saturday in most locations. Data notes warn against wire service influence.
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San Antonio
Wicinity
Jury completes Chapin trial jury in Texas case
Special to The Light reports in Victors Texas that a full jury was formed by 11 am and testimony began at 2 pm in the case of D B Chapin charged with killing Oscar J Rountree. Jurors include farmers and local tradesmen. one potential juror was excused for rheumatism. Proceedings stalled briefly for witness attachments. Chapin’s defense contends Rountree shot first. Mrs Chapin attended briefly, the only woman present.
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Tex
D. B. Chapin
Oscar J. Rounitee
O. TL. Rosensteel
Wilion Shearer, Jr
Edda Wagner
J. P. Carrington
Db. J. Raven
Otto Dentler
G. A Ohrt
Paul Arnold
William Wagner
H. BR. Bauss
IL. O Meries
AW. Carpenter
Barrington
Jaun
Acy
Arnali
Cheriel
Carpenter
Gentlaman
H. A. Zeplin
Jel
Chapin
Guy Mitchell
W. L. Duane
Suich
Volunteers to Replace San Antonio Firemen A Nation's Alarm
San Antonio faces a possible temporary loss of its paid fire department as workers threaten to quit over delayed October and November pay. Volunteers, led by former officers, claim they can provide a reliable fire fighting force within hours, potentially leaving the city with no helmeted volunteer department for a short period tomorrow.
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San Antonio
United States
England Maintains Naval Spy Bureau
Reports to the Imperial court allege English ship broker Max Schultz and four German associates sought naval secrets. Schultz linked to a British information bureau spanning shipyards and naval works abroad. He reportedly admitted incriminating evidence. two German naval engineers named among key accomplices face severe punishment.
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Associatid Press
Letpstc, Ince
Imperial Court
Max Schultz
Schulte
Leharsgey
Gurav
Strawberries Added to Christmas Menu in Southwest Texas
Fresh berries arrive in San Antonio markets with six crates priced at 40 cents a quart. Prico & Co. supplied the fruit this morning as gardeners in Southwest Texas report a large, reasonably priced Christmas supply. The berries, a fine late winter variety, rival July and August fruit in flavor.
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San Antoniano
Pricro & Cy
Ninsowlves
Norty
Texas
Tima
Dynamiting probe widens as McNamara case looms
Los Angeles dispatch reports federal grand jury investigations into a nationwide dynamite conspiracy, with 423 witnesses subpoenaed and McNamara brothers refusing to testify. Indictments expected within a week, while defense and related bribery charges in Houston stir public attention.
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United States Wiatrat
Je. A. Reagan
Tse Grand Jury
Kmo
McNamara Defense
Surelangevin Suit Is Called in Paris
Paris December 8 The court hearing in the Surelangevin suit, prominent in the seontive world, was called today before the correctional part of the Selno. None of the parties appeared and the judge postponed the hearing for a fortnight. Negotiations are understood to be ongoing toward an amicable settlement.
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Prins
Paris
France
Congress Sees Seances Not In Session Inception
Washington December Associated Press dispatch notes no session today as the senator investigations continue with defense witnesses. Beet sugar farmers pressed to refute peonage claims in Colorado while Representative Munn accuses Kentucky's Thomas of near fist fight amid debate over semi annual tobacco taxes and a general service pension bill.
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Colorado
Munn
Pennsylvania
Representative Thomas
Kentucky
Bridge Collapse Causes Heavy Losses Near Kazan
Report from St Petersburg says between 150 and 200 workers fell into the Volga when a railroad bridge under construction near Kazan collapsed under ice pressure. Only four bodies recovered so far as towns downstream are warned to watch for possible survivors on ice floes.
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St, Petersburg
Dra
Kazan
Baltimore hosts governors for Southern immigration conference
Baltimore, Md. hosts a gathering of governors from western and southern states for a conference on encouraging Southern immigration. Gov Judson Sturman of Ohio joins the group after relocating from Atlanta. A Maryland Week exposition visit and a harbor tour precede a dinner for 360 guests. In Palestine, Texas, a gang wrecked Edward Williamson's Reagan Street store, stealing about $100. suspects flee.
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Naltimore
Dee
Rovernora
Staules
Anuther
Judson Sturman
Ohin
Atlanti
Austin S. Crothers
Maryland
Firth Regiment
Eimory
Vosges
TIM Absociatid Press
Palestine
Tex
Edward Williamson
Reagan Streets
Basibeen
Citizens Offer to Pay Disputed S300 for Street Work
Citizens and business leaders plan to raise 900 for labor on Zarzamora Street and present it to the city to fund payrolls in a bid to end a deadlock over mayoral distribution. Insurgent aldermen seek council-approved authorization, while donors are said to require public disclosure of names.
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Jake Wolff
Chamber of Consumeres
Zarramore Street
Éity Council
Wolft
Zarramoratreet
Zarzamors Street
Zaraumara Street
Strepty
Jets
Aldo
Dilligent
Wdermen
Mids
Decree Entered in San Antonio City Injunction Case
The district court under Judge Camp issued a decree restraining city officials from paying warrants without legal appropriation. The decision allows D Sullivan & Co to buy warrants but bars use of city funds until authorized. The order confirms pay rights for certified payroll employees and clarifies bank involvement in warrant purchases.
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Judge Camp
Worty-Atth District Court
Atternoai
Joseph Ryan
D. Sullivan
W. G Sullivan
D. Sullivan & Co
Attorney Ryan
W. C. Sullivan
Camp
Ty Curther
Curthee
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Chicaga Association of Commetta
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Western Suites
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