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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
1
Fragments indicate steamer Athos and Frau Progreso discuss cargo of 410 bales of fiber and speculation on Yucatan prospects. Mention of Batava Prasresn and possible ventures in maritime trade, but details are obscured.
JON DYER NAMED AMONG BANQUET ATTENDEES. W. D. WILLIAMS AND J. W. KINCAID RE-ELECTED. New board includes K. Ley, Cee! Smith, Chude Fullard, Wow orran, James D. Walthall. Election of officers held after memorial tributes to deceased members and discussion of workmen's compensation law and Texas civil code revisions.
After the denial of a new trial the defendant has 20 days to appeal to the Court of Urbalaal Appeals. The event featured a smoker on the lawn of the Gunter Hotel with entertainment by the Soledad Root tent and the Capital City Trio among others.
A Rotary Cin chapter met at St Anthony to honor the Fourth of July. Members wore flag badges and Halland tables showcased American imagery. Rev Hugh Mehetin delivered the patriotic address, with music and cheers. Dr G Paulbank of Fort Siu Tod led “The Star Spangled Banner.” About 100 attended, planning further Fourth of July help.
IBERILIN July 2. The German forces have roughened the Russian positions at Krasnik southern Tusai in Poland per the official statement. It also notes Russian forces west of Samose have been driven back.
Burial permits list several individuals with addresses and ages including Mrs Harton and Mrs Chersfrear, noting dates in June July and August. In Washington on July 2 Franklin D Roosevelt Jr assistant secretary of the navy underwent appendicitis surgery and is reported to have a comfortable night with doctors predicting a quick recovery.
A reader testimonial from Plover Iowa touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. The letter describes severe illness, delayed periods, and eventual recovery after using the product, claiming widespread gratitude and urging others to write for information.
A chaotic wartime dispatch describes Allied actions at Gallipoli and on the Western Front. It notes Turkish troops reinforcing the Dardanelles defense and compares trench gains to larger battles, while mentioning French reports of desperate engagements near Ypres and Verneuil along with German attacks and Allied counterfire.
German forces launch furious assault by online army corps aiming to breach French lines toward Verdun. French defense cited as prepared to blunt advances, with military experts noting renewed efforts despite checks.
Report from Red Cross and Mexican state sources describe disruptions in food aid and industrial stoppages. A twelve car train of corn and beans bound for Pachuca plants 4000 workers and families, while a Guanajuato mining plant suspends operations due to lack of food and market access. The State Department asserts it will present the facts to General Carranza and notes restoration of Mazatlan waterworks to prior owners. Ferguson contributes a 30 point update to U.S. audiences.
Governor Ferguson said he referred the Huerta extradition matter to Washington and has not heard back. He indicated if Washington returns the matter unresolved, he would act on the application. Attorney General Looney declined to opine on Texas governor powers under the 1899 treaty. Carranza officials denied ongoing or planned negotiations with other constitutional leaders.
A partisan account notes a daytime clash near Mexico City where cavalry supported by General Die’ euem repelled Zapatistas and Wil liam Die forces. Red Cross agents and General Arnold Shanklin assisted civilians, ensuring safety as corn and bean shipments move toward northern Mexico. A convoy to Agua Prieta crossed through U S territory with permission granted.
A San Antonio resident reports Captain Mendez an ex Federal officer entered Piedras Negras after a clash with Vilisian forces. He allegedly seized the town, with Namog said shot by Rovado soldiers who claimed to be army men. Rasado recently escaped from Matamoros and led the assault.
General Funston stated on Friday that he has taken steps to comply with the war department order to prevent Huerta from crossing the border. Colonel George H. Morgan at Port Bliss was ordered to closely watch the border to thwart any Huerta movement toward the Mexican border. Funston said army officials have no authority to arrest Huerta.
Washington urged restraint as Mexican factions clashed amid questions over Huerta and Villa. American troops at El Paso were expected to monitor movements while Carranza reported Villa forces victorious against Lagos and the capture near San Luis Potosi.
Galveston dispatch reports no conferences are being held between Generals Obveson and Villa as negotiations toward peace are carried on. The First Chief Carranza says no such talks will occur while Zapata forces are defeated east of Mexico City and cannons and war material are captured. Consul General A B OConner reports from Vera Cruz.
A meeting in Battle Creek features prominent American scientists arguing city life harms health. They warn urban dwellers face stomach, liver, kidney and blood issues, calling for Vitalites as a restorative treatment backed by reported cures. Available at Wagner's Drug Store and widely by druggists.
Rea Crosa reached Mexico City Wednesday night with a substantial supply cache and was transported safely through the lines of both factions. The report notes elven safe passage amid ongoing conflicts and cites aid logistics on the route to the capital.
Chicago July 2. With Germans blocked from supplying confections by Allied actions, Chicago markets report a shift to locally produced sweets. The first shipment to the Philippines failed to reach its destination, as 1,800 chocolate drops were diverted or stranded amid wartime disruption.
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