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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1912

Page

12

Asquith Faces Kidnap Threat Amid Suffragist Anxiety

The British premier and his family live under constant fear of suffragist attacks. Master Anthony Asquith, often seen with his mother, is guarded by two detectives during outings as authorities warned of potential threats tied to a canceled National Liberal club reception for July 5.

London Mr. Asquith Russia Europe Son Anthony Asquith Scotland Yard Hillbank Asquith National Liberal Club

German economist urges giant wheat warehouses for war sustenance

Dr Felix Somary argues for immediate construction of steel and cement storage vaults to hold 2,000,000 tons of wheat. He estimates $100,000,000 for purchase and storage and dismisses $6,000,000 yearly interest as inexpensive in a vital emergency. Somary warns of encirclement and urges focus on food supply alongside military effort.

Berlin Felix Somary Germany Professor Schmoller Somary

Slatin Pasha to Be Guest of King George at Windsor

Slatin Pasha, famed nineteenth century soldier of fortune and former prisoner of the Khalifa, is to visit London in a few days and will be hosted by King George at Windsor. He previously appeared as a royal guest at Balmoral with Raid Sir Harry Aubrey Maclean, provoking tales of their audacious conspiracies and brutal episodes in Fez and Khartoum.

London Slatin Pasha George Windsor Khalifa Edward Balmoral Harry Aubrey Maclean Morocco Alexander Conde Stephen Slatin Maclean Conde Stephen Fez Khartoum

Big Names in Vain in Kalamazoo Bicycle Warrant Case

Warrants issued for Theo dore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson and William Jennings Bryan for riding bicycles on sidewalks. The four were arrested during a police crackdown and provided these names when arraigned refused to reveal true identities. Taft Roosevelt Wilson Bryan gave addresses near Progressive Lane Moose Street Princeton Street and Baltimore Avenue.

Kalamazoo Mich Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson William Jennings Bryan Taft Progressive Lane Roosevelt Moose Street Wilson Princeton Street Bryan Baltimore Avenue

Landowners sue aviators over Paris air flying

Four Paris landowners sued M. Maurice Farman seeking $1000 damages and an injunction to prevent planes flying over private property below 600 feet and to require silencers. The court dismissed most claims noting no law on aerial navigation. only proven land damage could be judged. Mauge won $100 for plane descents on cultivated land.

Paris M. Maurice Farman M. Farrhan Rue M. Farman M. Bertrand M. Louis Bringaatt M. Mauge

Unrest in Turkey Alarms Albanian Leaders in Europe

Albanian leader Ismail Kemal Bey warns that the Turkish regime’s centralized policy threatens Albanian privileges. He cites census, taxes, and conscription as provoking backlash, with three punitive expeditions in three years. Albanians unite against foreign inspectors and demand autonomy to develop national rights.

Turkey Ismail Kemal Bey Tripoli Othman Abdul Hamid Constantinople Arabia Macedonia

Two Art Treasures Stolen From Italians

Rome reports a surge in art theft from Italy driven by illegal sales and robbery. Deputy Maramoni warned Parliament that without swift action private galleries may disappear, as markets rise and American collectors fuel looting.

Rome Italy Depuuty Maramoni

Woman reunites with long lost brother at Hoboken pier signing

Mrs Minnie Lubitz of Brooklyn identifies her brother Julius Friedmann from a two foot long beard sign reading I am looking for my brother as the George Washington docks in Hoboken. The siblings had not seen each other for forty years and embrace amid the crowd.

New York George Washington Hoboken Minnie Julius Minnie Lubitz Moore Street Brooklyn Julius Friedmann Nuremburg

French Aerial Fleet Becomes Independent Arm of Defense

Paris July 27 The aerial fleet known as the army of the air was declared an independent unit of France's defenses by the president at Longchamps. A second flag donated by the Stella women’s society, bearing anchors wings and battles, was presented to Colonel Hirschauer and will hang in the main room of the aviation officers’ quarters.

Paris Army of the Air Longchamps France Stella” Society Fleurus Far West Morocco Hirschauer Mme. Surcouf The Stella

Hilles Gains Backer for Taft Social Enterprise

Charles D Hilles plans to fight for Taft in the political prize ring with a financier named Patrick McKenna backing his social venture. McKenna, who guards Taft and Hilles at their offices, produced a large roll when asked for funds to dine, then returned to his post as the president’s secretary and aides headed to the White House car.

Charles D. Hilles Taft Washington Patrick McKenna Mr. Hilles White House William Barnes Jr Koenig New York Pat

New Moon Hoodoo Follows One Man’s Striking Streak

Harry Mellick a trolley conductor in Flushing Whitestone faced a string of misfortunes over a week. He遭 encountered a barbed wire fence cuts bruises a burning house near his home and a lightning strike after near drowning during a swim.

Harry Mellick New York Herald Mellick Flushing Whitestone

Spain to rebuild navy with new dreadnoughts

Spain plans a major naval expansion after years of rebuilding. The Espana will be commissioned in November, followed by two more dreadnoughts. The government aims to extend the arsenal at El Ferrol to sustain a broader shipbuilding program and prevent workforce emigration as three additional 20,000 ton dreadnoughts are proposed.

Berlin Spain Uncle Sam Santiago de Cuba Cavite Espana el Ferrol

International list of London boarding houses proposed

Mrs. Durrant Rose proposes an international association to publish recommended classified lists of boarding and lodging houses in London for visitors and students. Landlords would meet simple standards and pay a small fee for free advertising. The plan has support from educational groups and foreign consulates, with Duchess of Marlborough backing it.

London Durrant Rose British Museum Polytechnic Girls’ Friendly Society Christian Associations Phillips Bloomsbury, Central Mission Temperance Houses

Publication of Queen Victoria's early diaries announced

London reports royal permission for two volume edition of Queen Victoria's diaries with an Esher introduction. The diaries begin August 1 1832 and trace the queen's mind and character prior to her marriage, offering rare insight into early life and development.

London Queen Victoria Murray Viscount Esher

Czar and Kaiser Meet Aboard Fleet Raise Little Alarm

Paris reports little newspaper interest after the Kaiser and the czar met in the Finnish Skerries. France trusts its strength and its ally Russia to cooperate on any oriental crisis while the czar must seek Paris approval on broader questions. The last word on policy rests with France through M. Gabriel Hanotaux.

Paris France Czar Nicholas St. Petersburg M. Gabriel Hamotaux

Castles of Archduke Salvator to be sold in Berlin

The late Archduke Johann Salvator’s possessions, including five castles near Gmunden such as Orth Seeschloss Stoecken Tos Cana and the Villa Toscana, will be auctioned from mid October to November. The sale, approved by the emperor, will occur in Berlin, not Austria, with the entire furniture works of art and library on offer.

Berlin Johann Salvator Johann Orth Archduks Gmunden Orth Seeschloss Stoecken Toscana

Portuguese Anarchy Reported in Exile Circles

A Portuguese émigré close to the Spanish pretender describes Portugal ruled by anarchy and red oligarchy. He says ministers are sidelined, usurpers press for revolution, and monarchist action could prevail if royal figures lead. Public support hinges on clear prospects of success amid fear of persecution.

Berlin Don Jaime Portugal Carbonarios Spain Don Manuel Don Miguel Duke of Oporto

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