Aguiano 15 Arrested by U S Officers in Conspiracy Case
A Aguiano 15, alleged conspirator tied to a Mexican regime opponent, was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal John J. Diltra in Cameron County on charges of violating U S neutrality laws. He failed to post bond set at $6000 and was jailed awaiting transfer to Brownsville with an indictment tied to similar cases against General Reyes and Colonel Chapa.
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Ramirez Aguiano
Imparcial
Fla Chapa
Nhon ieGai
States
John J. Diltra
United States
Aguisno
Aguisao
Sama
Bernardo Reyes
Chapa
United States of America
Mexico
Agul- Ano
Cnrtain
Cameron County
Ha Plugs Ang
Reyes
oAgntino
Malero
San Anonio
Jeo
Colone
Hapa
Aguiano
Brownsville
T. S. Maxey
New Orleans
Edwards
Aguiaro
Taigo Maxey
Agujana
Chapa Trial Postponed as Indictment Case Delayed
Sol T A Chapa, indicted on federal tax and related charges in Brownsville, will not be tried next Monday. The government postponed to await arrests of others named with Col Chapa, with Attorny M Chambers saying a May trial was possible once co defendants are arrested. No witness list from Hidalgo county had been provided.
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Sol. T. A. Chapa
Browns- 8
Pynaville
Nates
Cole- Chapa
Attaran M. Chambers
Brownsville
Jorney Chambers
Thar
Chaps
United Ig
Office of the
United States
Boxar
Chicago Seeks Both National Conventions
Chicago officials push to host both the Democratic and Republican national conventions. A citizens committee approves funding to June 150000 to cover expenses and plans a joint preliminary program to present to the Democratic committee in January. Local GOP and Democratic organizers coordinate efforts in Washington's decision on the next venue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Citizens Committee
Republican Committee
Tive
Citizens’ Committee
National Democratic Committee
Washington
Western governors return from 2400 mile tour
After three weeks and 2400 miles through twenty nine cities with a combined population exceeding 12 million, the Western governors special ended its trip in St Paul. Seven governors started the journey and ten arrived this morning, with Oddie of Nevada, Denman of Illinois, and Harmon of Ohio joining en route. The group aimed to strengthen East West ties and explore resources across states.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Dac
Oddie
Nevana
Dencan
Ifinois
Harmon
Ohio
Frost Expected Tonight As Temperatures Fall
Last night's frost was the heaviest of the year per the local weather bureau, with some areas seeing ground frost and dew frozen. Forecasts indicate a rapid warmup starting tonight and a much milder Sunday. At 70 feet high, the thermometer showed very low readings while ground temperatures remained below the freezing point.
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Loci Weather Bureau
Weather for San Antonio and vicinity tonight and Sunday
For San Antonio and vicinity the forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. Light winds and no precipitation expected.
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San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather tour for port visitors and city temps
Morning observations from multiple cities show unsettled conditions with snow flurries in Chicago and Milwaukee, rain in New York turning to snow, and cold lows across the plains. Northwest winds and cloudy skies prevail from Louis to Boston, with varied wind speeds and temperatures.
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Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
New York
Noutheast
Boston
Washington
The
Mar
Battle 18 Imminent Near Cananea Town
Mexico and U S border forces pursue remnants of a bandit group near Cananea. Militants have taken refuge in the hills and are expected to attempt a retreat toward the border as clashes intensify around Agua Prieta and Nacozari.
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Paso
Tex
Chinese Peace Envoys Begin World Sunday
Imperialists in rebellion country prepare for a high-stakes voyage as Tang Shao Yi leads a large Chinese envoy from Hankow to Shanghai to seek terms for peace with the revolutionary government. The party, including finance and communications officials, travels 800 miles along the Yangtze amid revolutionary gunboats and forts. Public meetings in Shanghai at the city hall seek a settlement through mutual concessions with republican leaders favoring abdication of the Manchu dynasty.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Tang Shao ¥i
Xuan Shi Ks
Ger Yants
Haukow
Ving Ting
Tang Shao Yi'e Party
Yen Shi Si
Board of
Fang Shi Chl
Board of Communication
Henco
Ler Yuan
SM Bai
Nanking
Li Yuen Heng
Tung Shao Yi
Wu Tingang
Min Ai Washington
Republican
Hang Shao Yi
Vane Shao Yi
Yan Shi Chi
Kuile
Wu Ting Fang
Wang Shao Yi
San Yat Sen
Td Huen Yen
Republian
Pekin
Tang Shao Yi
Yan Shi Kai
Republic
Sun Yat. Sen
jWhich
Rebels Defeated as Imperialists Win Luangdae Kuan Battle
Reports from Luangdae Kuan say rebels fought poorly on December 14 as imperialists secured victory. Rebels abandoned guns and camp equipment, leaving forty killed or wounded. imperialists advance toward Tai Yuan Fu. In Shay Si Varina Premier Yuan Kal cites market unrest as reason for a forward move. Heavy rain disrupts Stamford area.
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Priken
Ihe
Luang Dae Kuan
Tai Yuan Fu
Wa ‘Ting Pang
Shay Si
Figures in Treaty Tangle At Trial Of Deputy Trainer
Testimony shows Deputy Constable W T Goforth collected fines and proof given by hack drivers and proprietors of disorderly houses. District Judge J I Camp and Sheriff John Woblu questioned warrants and due process. Traimor maintained innocence as jurors reached a conclusive verdict, with a 12 member panel from the weekly regular jury.
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W. T Goforth
Hoy
Digor- Derly
Bonnie Lavine
John
Beahorn
Hermany
Trainer
Camp
John Woblu
Traimor
Mae Aguines
Constable Trainer
Traiar
W. O. Riewen
B. I. Morris
W. J. Fox
Emil Braun
H. Johnsen
L. Camp Felder
Henrya Hasnsech
Alvin I. Dietzel
Beart
Rilling
Sohn Buratovich
Tullug Achterberg
Leon O 'Goodmart
Jury Finds Defendant Not Guilty in Disturbing House Case
The jury returned a verdict of not guilty regarding the defendant charged with keeping a dis orderly house on Matuimoras Strait. The trial heard that several women were present and peace officers were named. Witnesses including Dynurict Attorney J. C. Baker and Assistant J. Carl argued the case, while Constable Trainer faced prior fines.
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Bigchargy
Ing
Cormstable
John ‘Rather
Sheriff Tobin
Howard Dwyer
Trainer
Contable Trainer
Tailura
Bannis Lavine
Matuimoras Strait
Winnesuey
J.C. Baker
J. Carl
Joe Dwyer Jr
Joseph Dmecheld
Want Ads To Be Accepted Tonight By Lieut For Classifications
The Lieut will accept want ads until ten o'clock tonight for proper classifications. If calling is inconvenient you may ad and pay later. Ten-time want ads begin tomorrow date in two Sundays. Cost is one-half cent per word each insertion. Both phones 76.
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Dake
Protest Over Abrogation of Treaty by Minister
Protesters demanded action after a minister announced plans to abrogate a treaty. The scene reflected strong opposition and calls for legislative modification of Taft era proposals.
Gausse Excitement in Official Circles
Washington reports that Russia threatens to sever friendly relations if Congress abrogates the 1832 treaty with the United States. President Taft and Secretary Knox hold talks after a Russian protest, with Senate leaders urged to modify Sulzer’s resolution. Ambassadors Guild and Bakhmeteff discussed the issue late at night, signaling cautious diplomacy and potential treaty adjustment.
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Congressmae
Sulzer
Sin
Philander C. Knox
Curtis Quilt
Ameri Bibasilor
Russia
Armetican
Washington
Dec
State Department
United States
Congress
Taft
Knox
George Bakhmeteli
Bakhmetel
Sutzer
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Keox
White House
Stilzer
Bakhmeteff
Woman on venire for Packers' trial
Mrs A Wood a Chicago businesswoman was summoned to appear as a venirewoman in the trial of ten Packers charged with Sherman anti trust law violations. She said she would serve and protest exclusion from jury duty, noting she pays taxes and will vote.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mra
A. Wood
Ten Peakers
Wood
BF. Wood
Seeatedhall
Katy to Open District Passenger Agent Office Here
Walter Walthall long time Missouri Pacific and Katy district passenger agent in this city received no telegram from W G Crush general passenger agent of the Katy. The message stated the district passenger agent office would be established here and Walthall would take charge. Walthall has been with the Katy for several years and is regarded as a popular railroad man in San Antonio.
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Walter Walthall
Missouri
Kinras
Texas Valroad
W. G. Crush
Dadlat
Katy
Waithall
Ione
San Antonio
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Urnecu Arboc Eat
Neve
Midis
Ana
John Trainer
Dwyer
Gulla
St. Peterabille
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