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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
6
Willa Bryn revealed in an address that she plans to resume lecturing for four years. She argued that formal oratory is a legitimate and necessary field, offering men a chance to engage in public affairs and prevent offenses, regardless of popular demand.
The forty first council of lone Noles uCthu Mvatic Shrine convened in Seattle with imperial potentates and nobles voting on a new imperial plate. Putnam Stevens of Portland Maine emerged as a leading candidate amidst discussions of the imperial outer guard and other high offices.
Berlin July 5 The Austro Austro Hungarian government published a red book dealing with preparedness for war and alleged mis information by diplomats. The documents cover the years 1909 to 1911 and address the Triple Alliance war approval by Italy.
Corpus Christi July 15. Humble Oil Co of Houston through president R. S. Sterling announced plan to begin drilling within two weeks on a promising White Paint field site after a field trip. Black crude seeped from the ground was found and sampled, said to be heavy and low gravity, similar to Temple crude.
Washington reports that representatives of cotton and meat packing interests urge a special session of Congress to address neutral rights and shipping facilities for American goods. Chicago packers resist action without progress in talks with the State Department, while Britain’s seizure of cargoes threatens relief payments and trade. The dispute centers on cargoes destined for neutral countries and delays in clearance for shipment.
A vigorous protest by the Manufacturers' Club opposed Hole 24 in the Texas classification rule. They argue the current system allows penalty mixing that unfairly elevates some shipments. A future hearing is planned, with potential extension into October.
Washington July 15 Secretary Daniels departs for Went Grange New Jersey while Edison returns to New Jersey to discuss the proposed navy bureau of invention and Uncle. a naval advisory board is expected to be announced after the conference. Daniels will seek Edison’s views on late duties but will not reveal other nominees.
Berne Swiss capital reports an exchange of permanently disabled French and German prisoners of war. After the swap, about 3000 members of the punitive corps will shift between nations, with 2000 French troops held near the German frontier awaiting transport.
Corpus Christi July 1. A proposal to hold a state encampment of the Lutheran Churches in Corpus Christi along the same lines as the Epworth encampment at Epworth-by-the-Sea. Led by Dr C E Weber a prominent Lutheran of this state, with local organizations to act in the near future.
Overseas News Agency reports the German forces in Southwest Africa surrendered after prolonged fighting. The unit totaled 204 officers and 334 men, equipped with seven field pieces and twenty two machine guns, matched against 29,000 Allied troops. British observers concede German bravery and allowed noncommissioned officers and privates to keep sidearms.
A Prague dispatch reports Czech leader Dr Raschin has been arrested. He reportedly led the Czech new opener Nerodny Lis ly and was a prominent Pan-fing lim leader. The text notes his past roles and election to the Austrian Blot. Travel details accompany a social event advertisement.
A fragmented report notes scarce salt amid wartime disruption, with New Foundlang Mug Deora Catch of God amid mentions of AY Johns and July uncertainties. The text hints at a salt shortage impacting daily life and domestic provisions.
A garbled health claim piece promises quick hair improvement with a mix of ingredients and steps. It lists vague remedies, dubious measurements, and brandish tips while urging readers to buy products from unspecified sellers, lacking coherent instructions.
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