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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1915
Page
1
Turbulent developments unfold as General Huerta is reported jailed then possibly freed amid cross border maneuvers. Witness accounts describe a sensational escape plot, U.S. court inquiries, and mobilization of forces along El Paso and the border as events threaten to reshape Mexican politics and U.S. response.
In Macon Missouri an appeal oral deed dispute arose over a late Joly B. Morsersute’s estate. Missouri John promised to place a deed for a bottom 50 ney to Haney, but executors argued he had no right to vest title without court order. The case centered on whether the gift would be honored and title vested as requested.
Washington July 3 The Hinfe Department demands that General Carranza allow diplomatic communications to pass over the wires to and from Mexico City. Consul Silliman has been instructed to present the government’s demands in person.
The Red Cross reports it cannot feed all in Mexico and urges U S action to restore order. President plans to press Mexico City aid as ministers discuss possible military intervention. Washington officials acknowledge growing pressure to move beyond temporizing and commit to decisive steps.
The fragment discusses European powers and peace prospects with Mexico, noting patience and self focus. It hints at potential arms or policy shifts and mentions Mr. Wile and a return that could reveal plans, but the text remains garbled and uncertain about specific actions or participants.
A long report outlines the U S Hygiene Campaign focusing on federal buildings and worker health. It cites past dust and crowding issues, improvements in building conditions, and the link between sanitation, worker welfare, and cost savings. The document emphasizes ongoing health protections for government employees in the capital and the broader nation.
Bishop Francis McConnell of Denver recounts Pan y Agua, a native Methodist preacher, who sparked revolts across Mexico from Pan Agua’s warning to Villa, being spared execution after a dramatic firing squad moment, then returning to hold special services and ignite further upheaval. The episode illustrates the bold, volatile nature of local religious figures amid Mexican conflicts.
A diplomatic protest from Barron condemns Spanish language newspapers in San Antonio for a campaign to divide the United States and Latin America. He cites editorials alleging arms transfers to allies and groups opposing Carranza, urging the U.S. to pressure publishers and expose conspiracies tied to Huerta and opposition factions.
Springfield scene centers on a proposed law to compensate saloonkeepers for stock and fixtures if saloons are closed. Levy Mayer argues for recompense as a constitutional business enterprise, while supporters push the measure amid intra party debates and campaign rhetoric.
Fragmented historical text discusses armed conflict, neutrality, and US Mexico tensions. Mentions President, articles of constitutional law, and appeals for friendship and lawful conduct. References to liberty, journalism, and international disputes temper a plea for stability and mutual respect.
A fragmentary historic account describes early fire lighting and the evolution of water squirts. It references Augsburg's 16th century device by Anthony Blaine and a later elaborate machine by Tobias Thyssel in Nuremberg, drawn by horses to deliver a water jet up to eighty feet, marking a shift toward more complex engine systems at the century’s end.
A historical note traces early steam fire engines from Deeperrier and Newsham to 17th century trials in Amsterdam and London. It covers innovations like the rotary water jet, air chambers, and dual cylinders, leading to the first practical engine by Greithwaite around 1725, though its use faced early resistance before standard steam fire engines emerged. It also mentions 1833 fires on London Bridge and the evolving design lineage.
The death of Mrs. Robert Alexander age five years is reported in Delray Texas on Frida Mes. She is survived by her husband Robert Absencer, her parents Mr. and Mrs. I B Walker of Dallas, and two brothers M Walker and E Walker of San Antonio. Interment was in Dunlou Texas Saturday afternoon. Advertising lines mention Shelles-Saving Undertaking Go and Robinson Undertaking Conpan with local contact numbers.
A late 19th century debate questions whether a guilty advocate should cease to defend a case. Justice Dartbyx cites that a defendant's rights are determined by courts, not by counsel. The conversation references Braurvell and Boswell, noting lay opinions versus professional ethics, and highlights the role of impartial judges in clarifying ethical advocacy.
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