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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
2
Ad touts MI O NA tablets as a cure for dyspepsia gastritis and stomach catarrh claiming to cleanse the stomach stop fermentation and gas and relieve nervousness headaches sleeplessness and bad dreams. Sold by druggists nationwide a large box for 50 cents.
Excerpt shows a contested proclamation with questions about justice and democracy. Signatories include Gen Emilio P Campa Gen Ynes Zalasar Col Lino B Ponce Col Demetrio Ponce Col Roque Gomez Maj Enrique Portillo Tomas Loza Maj Rodrigo Quebedo urging condemnation of autocratic rule and praising American government.
Colonel D Ponce claims commission from Emilio Vasquez Gomez and occupies Palomas Chihuahua across from Columbus New Mexico with 190 Vasquistas. Leonzo Perez Maderos customs official escaped to El Paso. Peace mission to Casas Grandes failed as Vasquistas remain strong. Emilio Vasquez Gomez denies merit of any commissions.
A vintage ad proclaims TIZ as the cure for tired, sore feet with quick results for blisters corns bunions and swelling. It promises immediate relief and a smiling finish as a preferred remedy sold nationwide via Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Illinois for 25 cents a box.
A dispatch from this morning describes a resident discussing knowledge of Colonel Ponce, who fought with the Maderо army during the last revolution, noting he had never met the figure.
Forty two bandits raided Puebla Nuevo yesterday killing two police and looting stores. They visited Campania and Puerto Citos taking horses and arms. Soldiers are in pursuit.
Reports from Mexico describe intensified actions against the Zapatistas in the south with Robles using small flying columns in Morelos and Guerrero. Torreon remains a focus as rail links fail and rebels gain ground. Velardena mining losses and raids prompt peso payments.
An American unit from the Eighteenth infantry was briefly arrested in Juarez after attempting to cross from one bridge into Mexican territory. Mexican guards detained them for an hour causing crowd unrest, halt of streetcars, and heightened tensions before the soldiers returned to El Paso.
Washington Feb 15 The rules committee authorized a favorable report on the Pujo resolution for the money trust investigation. Debate in the House will begin Saturday with expectations of a lively discussion among members.
The national assembly in Nanking unanimously elected Yuan Shi Kai president of the republic and declared Nanking the provisional capital. Dr Sun Yat Sen’s resignation of the presidency was accepted by the assembly.
The national assembly accepts Dr. Sun's resignation while Yuan Shi Kai is praised for loyalty though some oppose his candidacy. Tang Shao Yi declines the premiership, but Shanghai dispatches say parties expect he may still take the office. Foreign legation reactions and Beijing rumors surface as the Republic's leadership struggle continues.
The Chinese legation in Rome today raised the republican flag for the first time and announced the proclamation of the republic. A steady stream of callers visited the legation to extend congratulations.
Kinsmen of the late Edwin Hawley plan a memorial in Chatham New York where he was born. The project likely is a hospital costing about $100 000 and will be funded by local effort and donations.
In Gatesville Texas on February 15 testimony finished and arguments began in the Minnie Lee Streight murder case. The trial could go to the jury tomorrow with the verdict likely anticipated.
Mr Slayden, asked by Chairman Hay, opens debate on the army appropriation bill and signals support for the committee report. House debate shows admin push to reduce posts and consolidate forces, boosting Fort Sam Houston's importance, while floor action removes permanent improvements for posts slated for abandonment.
Waters-Pierce fight over directors ends with Clay Pierce declaring the Standard Oil backed slate elected. Standard Oil held 2057 shares to vote under cums voting while 617 shares were non voteable. the Pierce board re elects Clay Pierce as chairman and asserts its legality.
Senate finance committee continues steel tariff revision debate. House aims to frame wool tariff measures ahead of sugar schedules. Pujo money trust inquiry gets favorable Rules report. Florida Everglades suppression linked to investigation. Percival Roberts Jr discusses steel workers at Stanley committee. Panama independence discussed in Foreign Affairs hearing. Army appropriation bill debated. Burton law extension on Niagara Falls water diversion seen for future permanent legislation.
Clay Arthur Pierce serves as president with Andrew M Finley as vice president. Charles M Adams on the Standard slate for director is removed from secretary and treasurer role. T F Lyon elected as his successor. All ballots cast by Standard Oil Rockefeller interests were rejected.
The Gunter Hotel with large rooms high ceilings and luxurious furnishings offers unmatched dining and comfort for the meticulous traveler. messenger service noted with two phones.
Morris Sheppard withdraws from the Texas senate race prompting speculation that former Gov. T M Campbell will join the bid. Comptroller Lane notes Campbell would have broad early support if he announces, with Cullen Thomas of Dallas and Cone Johnson of Tyler also touted as possibilities. Ill health and campaigning burden are given for Sheppard’s withdrawal. He plans an extended vacation after his term ends.
Baseball team managers plan a 6 o clock meeting this afternoon to discuss a potential city pennant race and the creation of a summer league. Four teams have signaled entry and two more may join, with full attendance urged for a decisive gathering.
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