Printer Aguiano Charged in Cameron County Conspiracy Case
Ramirez Aguiano, printer on El Imparcial owned by Col F A Chapa, arrested in San Antonio on U S neutrality law violations. Indicted along with General Reyes and Colonel Chapa, charged with unlawful conspiracy to commit offenses against the United States. Bond set at 5000, held in county jail awaiting transfer order. hearing slated in Brownsville next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramirez Aguiano
el Imparcial
F. A. Chapa
United States
John L. Dibrell
R. L. Edwards
Aguiano
Bernardo Reyes
Colonel Chapa
United States of America
United States of Mexico
Agustno
Cameron County
Reyes
Chapa
Mexico
Malero
San Anonio
Helso
Brownsville
Edwards
Walsville
Maxey
Protests Over Abrogation Of Treaty Wade By Minister
Persistent protests target minister over treaty Wade abrogation. Belief centers on changes by Taft, while author argues Senate will pass the measure with no change to language. The dispute highlights political clash ahead of approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Senate
Russia Protests Abrogation of 1832 Treaty
U S officials react as Russia protests the Sulzer resolution to abrogate the 1832 treaty. Diplomats in Washington report Moscow may sever friendly ties, while Sulzer defends his language. Talks with Knox and Taft aim to modify passport rules and avert a diplomatic rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
State Department
United State
Sulzer
United States
Congress
Taft
Knox
George Bakhmeteff
Bakhmeteff
White House
Senate
Meday
William Sulzer
Philander Co. Knox
Curtis Guild
Chapa Trial Postponed Indefinitely
Colonel Chapa's federal indictment for violating unity laws was delayed as co defendants remain at large. Attorney Chambers said the case will not proceed next Monday and may be continued until additional arrests are made and witnesses from Bexar County are summoned.
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Ol. F. A. Chapa
Browns
Wasville
Colo
Chapa
Atey Chambers
United District Attorney
Office of the
United States
Bexar County
Bandits Pursued Near Cananea as Troops Rally
Special to The Light reports federal troops from Agua Prieta and Nacozari chase bandits in Cananea, Sonora. The mining town hosts armed bandits who took refuge there after clashes with authorities. forces move to confront them and head toward the border.
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Paso
Tex
Federal
Agua Prieta
Camexico
Cananea
Moon
Agua
Nacozari
Ananea
Nanea
Chicago Seeks Both National Conventions
Chicago citizens' committee voted to join with the Republican group in raising 150000 to cover expenses for both the Democratic and Republican national conventions. A five member sub committee was named to meet today with the arrangements committee. Chicago has not hosted a Democratic national convention since 1896.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Citizens’ Committee
Republican Committee
National Democratic Committee
Washington
Western Governors End Their Trip After 3400 Miles
ST PAUL MINN Dec 16 After a three week journey the western governors special returned to its starting point traveling 3400 miles and visiting 29 cities with a combined population over 12 million. Seven governors left on the train and ten arrived this morning adding Oddie Nevada Deneen Illinois and Harmon Ohio. Governors aimed to foster east west social and business ties and to showcase state resources and were enthusiastic about the results.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Oddie
Nevada
Deneen
Illinois
Harmon
Ohio
Frost Forecast With Tonight's Cold Snap
Tonight frost is predicted again with a gradual warming Sunday expected to bring fair weather. Last night saw the heaviest frost of the year with ground temperatures below freezing and dew frozen on the ground. Government readings at 70 feet showed 33 degrees.
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To Weather Bureau
San Antonio Area Weather Tonight Frost Expected
For San Antonio and vicinity to night and Sunday, fair with rising temperatures. Frost is forecast tonight.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Weather for Tourists From Main Observations
Observations at 8 am report temperatures across cities. St Louis 32 with clouds and NW wind. Chicago 34 with snow and north wind. Milwaukee 39 with snow and north wind. Kansas City 30 with clouds and north wind. New York 44 with rain becoming snow. Boston 36 with rain turning to snow. Washington 42 with rain and east wind.
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St., Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
San Antonio Light Solely Carries AP Teletype
Statement asserts that no other newspaper in San Antonio carries the AP leased wire, wholly or partly, and that any claim otherwise is unfounded and baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Ynteunkes
Imperial envoy Tang Shao Yi sails toward peace talks in Shanghai
Tang Shao Yi, imperial plenipotentiary, travels with a large retinue along the Yangtze from Hankow to Shanghai to meet revolutionaries and discuss terms with Premier Yuan Shikai. The voyage passes fortified towns as Wu Tingfang coordinates reception and the peace conference considers republican terms.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Tang Shao Yi
Yuan Shi Kai
Hankow
Tung Ting
Yang Tse
Yen Shi Si
Board of
Yang Shi Chi
Board of Communication
Nanking
Li Yuen Heng
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Hang Shao Yi
Rebels Lose Battle as Imperialists Advance in Luang Tse Kuan
Eye witnesses report rebels fought poorly on December 14 at Luang Tse Kuan, where imperialists won. Forty rebels were killed and 200 wounded, with rebels abandoning guns, ammo, and camp equipment, clearing the way to Tai Yuan Fu. Wu Ting Fang objected to Shan Si operations during the armistice, but Yuan Shi Kai insisted forward movement was necessary. Rebels damaged part of the Tien Tsin Pu kow railway near Pukow.
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Pekin
Luang Tse Kuan
Tai Yuan Fu
Wu Ting Fang
Shan Si
Yuan Shi Kai
Tien Tsin-Pukow
Pukow
Heavy Rain Stalls Stamford Weather Summary
A steady rain has fallen in Stamford since midnight, with the precipitation continuing through the morning as residents monitor streets and local conditions. No additional hazards or actions reported.
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Stamford
Ta O Assocated Press
Tex
Constable Trainer Cleared by Jury Verdict
The jury found Constable John Trainer not guilty of failing to arrest Bennis Lavine for a disorderly house on Matamoras street. District Judge Camp and Sheriff Tobin testified for the defense as Trainer, confident of acquittal, thanked supporters after the verdict.
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John Trainer
Tobin
Edward Dwyer
Trainer
Contable Trainer
Grand
Bennis Lavine
Matamoras Street
I. C. Baker
J. F. Carl
Joe Dwyer Jr
Joseph Umscheid
W. I. Goforth
Bonnie Lavine
John Beahorn
Constable Trainer
J. L. Camp
John Tobin
W. O. Rieden
B. F. Morris
W. J. Fox
Emil Braun
H. C. Johnson
L. Camp Felder
Henry Haensch
Alvin L. Dietzel
George Rilling
John Buratovich
Julius Achterberg
Leon S58
Goodman
Woman on venire for Packers trial
Chicago December 16 Mrs A S Wood a businesswoman was summoned to appear as a venireman in the Sherman anti trust trial of ten Packers defendants She said she would appear asserting her citizen rights and the right to vote and protested any attempt to exclude her from jury service The subpoena was issued for A S Wood wife of E F Wood.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wood
A.S. Wood
E. F. Wood
Katy 10 District Passenger Agent Appointed in City
Walter Walthall, city passenger and ticket agent for the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad, will head a newly established Katy district passenger office in this city. Walthall, a longtime Katy employee, will accept the appointment and is regarded as a popular railroad man in San Antonio.
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Walter Walthall
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rairoad
W. G. Crush
Dallas
Katy
Walthall
San Antonio
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St. Petersburg
Tome
Sulser
Aisia
Belgium
Vernment
Fais
Citizens In Mass Meeting
Giinese
Yan Shi Chi
Kalle
Sun Yat Sen
Li Huen Yeng
Yan Shi Kai
Shan Li Province
Dwyer
Venire
Packers
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