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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1913

Page

2

Visitors Flock to Capital as Yuletide Rush Starts

Washington crowds swell as holiday sightseers descend on the capital on December 22. Delegations of girls and young men from many states arrive while students head home for the Yuletide season. An earlier note recalls Gravelines 1654 explosion killing three thousand.

Washington, D. C National Capital Washington Union Station

Restitution Suit Question in Frisco Syndicate Case

In St Louis federal court today December 22 the legality of restitution suits against current and former directors of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad was debated. William Miles of New York seeks permission to sue Frisco stockholders and receivers seek guidance on filing against syndicate members who promoted the St Louis Brownsville and Mexico line. The proceedings centered on legal principles rather than factual claims.

ST. Louis, Mo St. Louis St. Louis, Brownsville Mexico

May Plead Self-Defense In Mansfield Killing

John Lamb may plead self defense after he killed his uncle John Guest and wounded Constable Emmett Morrison at Mansfield on Saturday and then escaped a posse of citizens.

Fort Worth Tex John Lamb John Guest Emmett Morrison Mansfield

Wilson anticipates broader firm compliance with Sherman law

President Wilson said other corporations besides American Telephone and Telegraph show willingness to reorganize to meet the Sherman anti trust act. He expects cooperation from the Attorney General and administration to clarify law interpretation and urge diligent enforcement after his currency bill signing.

Washington, D. C Wilson American Telephone & Telegraph Company Congress Department of Justice

Villa Expects Federals Soon To Be Out

A fragmented report from Tampico area suggests Constitutionalists close to Tampico with a possible assault imminent. Officials acknowledge confusion over a minor engagement miles from Tampico and claim Tampico’s garrison is strengthened and confident to repel any attack.

Villa Culiacan Sinaloa Tampico War Office

Salts If Kidney or Bladder Troubles

Medical advice claims kidney and bladder weakness stem from uric acid. It suggests four ounces of Salts, a tablespoonful daily before breakfast for two to three days, to neutralize urine acids and ease irritation. Jad Salts, a grape lemon lithia mix, is touted as inexpensive and harmless for urinary disorders.

Forces advance on Zacatecas amid Civil War clash

Forces under General Panfilo Natera press toward Zacatecas the state capital while Constitutionalists regroup in large numbers along the National Railroad corridor between Saltillo and San Luis Potosi, signaling renewed activity on the front.

Panfilo Natera Zacatecas Saltillo San Luis Potosi National

Telegraph Lines Restored in Northwestern Mexico

Telegraph and railway communication partially restored across Sinaloa Sonora Chihuahua and Durango aiding the Constitutionalist campaign. Bonillas says lines link Nogales to Juarez within days and Hermosillo to Chihuahua City now operative.

Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Ignacio Bonallis Carranza Sinaloa Chihuahua Durango Guaymas Gulf of California Mazatlan Pacific Ocean Bonillas Nogales Arizona-Sonora Juarez Texas-Chihuahua Torreon Chihuahua City Saltillo Coahuila Ursula Permelda Mariana de Carranza Tenth Ojeda Maytorena General Obregon Manzanillo B. Figueroa

Troops watch for Mercado crossing border in Texas

United States troops patrolling the border near Presidio Texas watched for General Salvador Mercado deposed Mexican commander who reportedly crossed from Ojinaga perhaps aiming for Mexico City. General Francisco Castro succeeded Mercado and had not crossed the river until arranging with General Pascual Orozco.

Presidio Tex United States Salvador Mercado Ojinaga Mexico City Mercado Francisco Castro

Italian Minister Arrives in Vera Cruz

Signor Cambiago the newly appointed Italian minister to Mexico arrived at Vera Cruz today on the Corcovado and will depart for Mexico City tonight.

Vera Cruz Signor Cambiago Mexico Corcovado Mexico City

Secretary Bryan Visits Miami for Villa Serena Stay

Secretary and Mrs. Bryan with their grandson arrived in Miami for a several day visit at the new Bryan home Villa Serena.

Bryan Miami Fla Villa Serena

Supreme Court Recessed Until January 5 for Key Decisions

The Supreme Court recessed today in Washington and will return on January 5. Decisions in several important cases are expected upon reconvening.

Supreme Court Washington, D. C

Police Seek Identity of River Victim Near San Antonio

police investigate the death of a white man found in the San Antonio river just south of Josephine Street at 7 pm Sunday. detectives consider drowning or robbery murder, but decomposition hinders identification. the man is about 30, 5 feet 8, dark hair, dark grey suit, tan kid gloves, no valuables found.

San Antonio Josephine Street

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