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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1911

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General Reyes Surrenders to Mexican Authorities

Monterey Mexico December 25 General Geronimo Trevino says the Reyes uprising is finished and expects minor uprisings to be easily suppressed Reyes was surrendered last night at Linares and awaits transfer orders from Mexico City He was granted freedom of the city and Trevino calls the surrender a Christmas present while noting Reyes is practically bankrupt from funding the revolt.

Bernards Reyes Federal Penitentiary Trevino Monterey Rales Reyes Phinss Mexico Geronimo Trevino Bernardo Reyes Linares Trevine Mexico City Bexlca S¢E Miguel Quiroga

Wind NOW CRUSH ZAPATA and Reyes surrender in Mexico

Uncle of Francisco I. Madero says 6000 to 7000 federal soldiers can push Zapata aside within thirty days after General Reyes surrenders at Linares Nuevo Leon. Madero arrives in San Antonio en route to Hot Springs then New York for recreation.

Reyes Mexico General Reyes Linares Nuevo Leon Republic Zapata Salvador Madero Francisco I. Madero San _Antonio Madero

General Reyes a Controversial Figure in Mexican History

The article recounts General Bernardo Reyes rearrest and recall, his shifting loyalties between Porfirio Diaz and Francisco Madero, and his failed bid for the Mexican presidency. After involvement in the 1910 elections, Reyes fled via Veracruz to the United States, facing U.S. border enforcement and legal action, including a $10,000 bond.

United States Registas Reyes Federal Grand Jury San Antonio Laredo Evers Secret Service Rio Grande Samfordyce

Bishop Urges Ery. Telegram to Madero After Surrender

Austin December reports a telegram from Bishop J B Johnson to President Madero urging pacification after General Bernardo Reyes was defeated near Linares. The message references Grant at Appomattox and immortality, and Colquitt offered no statement as officials confirm Reyes’ capture.

Grant Appomattox Madero Mexico Johnton Linares Colquitt Austin Tex Gavarnar Colquitt Bernardo Reyes John A. Vala Witornay Webh Dargda Gove Attornay Treving Monterey

Mexico War Minister Promises Amnesty for Rebels

The War Department reports Reyes surrendered to authorities in Linares Nuevo Leon and asked for clemency for his followers. War Minister Gonzalez Salas said amnesty would be offered only to those who lay down arms unconditionally and in accordance with the law. Officials noted public sentiment remains unsettled as the movement declines.

TG Associated Press Mexico City War Department Reyes Linares Nueva Leon Gonzalez Salas Beales Miniater iGonerg Neyex Hima jMontata Han

War ends in amnesty offer amid river skirmish report

A minister of war message urged ex war leader Reyes to yield to the government after a skirmish on the Conchas river near Parrita. The decree promises favorable treatment for unconditional surrender by loyalists, while Reyes faces trial on sedition charges in the capital.

Reyes to be tried by military court for sedition in Mexico

President Madero said General Reyes will face a military court with an impartial judge and guaranteed justice under the constitution. Surrendering followers will be treated similarly while those who resist unconditionally will be relentlessly crushed. Madero, speaking to AP at Chapultepec, called Reyes’ defeat absolute and warned others. General of Division Pex may preside over the trial.

Associated Press City OF Mexico General Reyes Thoga Madero Chapultepec Reyes Sei Speace Pex

Panhandle Faces Deep Freeze As Snow Buries Grass

Cold spell follows warm conditions across Texas with Amarillo recording near zero and heavy snow and ice crippling Panhandle cattle ranges. Cattle roam for feed as crusted snow covers grass, prompting fears over potential losses if warmer weather does not arrive soon. Local reports describe farmers and ranchers awaiting meltwater while weather fronts sweep the region.

Dalhart Tex Panhandle Penhandie

Explosion damages Muni Store on Iowa Street

A blast at the G. T. Mumme general store on Iowa Street at 11 o clock Monday shattered adjacent windows and blew away fence sections. The cause is under investigation with theories of a prank or burglary. The proprietor was inside briefly and uninjured as neighbors gathered.

G. T. Mumme Phon Iowa Murnnic

Santa Claus at Post Brightens Christmas for Troops

Sonia Glaws spent Christmas afternoon at Tort Sam Houston bringing joy to officers and enlisted men of the Phil Cavalry. Lt J y Johnson impersonated Santa Claus as children and adults enjoyed a Christmas tree and musical selections by the regiment band. The tree decoration was led by Mrs W Smaytor. Dinners and a toastable reception with refreshments were held at the officers’ club.

Sonia Glaws Sam Houston Phil Cavalry Sant Claus Liewt J. Y. Johnson Enor W. Sm

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