Huerta Moves From Santa Rosalia Ahead of Bachimba Battle
Special to the Light El Paso June 1 rebels in Chihuahua and Juarez expect a big battle at Bachimba to start Sunday Huerta has moved from Santa Rosalia taken yesterday Fear of bombardment in Chihuahua as Villa and Rabago with federal detachments are said to approach Bachimba A refugee train from Chihuahua expected to arrive by six this evening trains run south with almost no passengers
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Santa Rosalia
Villa
Rabago
Rebels Issue Fiat Money in Mexican Rebel Zone
Americans and other foreigners flee Chihuahua and northern Mexico as rebel proclamations warn of unrest. Fiat money issued to fund the rebellion heightens business fears while U S border patrols curb ammunition smuggling and Garibaldi moves troops near the border.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Washington
Marion Letcher
Chihuahua City
United States
Steever
New Mexico
Arizona
EB. Z. Steever
Fourth United States Cavalry
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ariz
Garibaldi
Guisseppe Garibaldi
Madero
Douglas, Ariz
Sonora
Special Edition Planned on Railroads and Deep Water
The San Antonio Light to publish a special edition titled The Railroad and Deep Water Number highlighting Southwest Texas growth. The edition notes San Antonio population growth, the Medina dam project, Port Aransas deep water port, new rail lines to connect coastal and inland cities, and calls for community and business cooperation for wide circulation.
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the Light
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Weather Outlook for San Antonio and Vicinity
For San Antonio and vicinity to night and Sunday, fair and cooler conditions. Skies clear, temperatures drop modestly, light winds. Ideal for outdoor activities with little chance of precipitation.
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Vicinity
Weather for Travelers From Across the Midwest and East
Observations at 8 a m list temperatures from St Louis to Washington. St Louis 70 clear SE wind 6 miles with possible rain tonight or Sunday. Chicago 66 clear SW wind 10 miles with light rain tonight or Sunday. Milwaukee 64 cloudy NW wind 6 miles with possible light rain Sunday. Kansas City 55 cloudy W wind 18 miles with Sunday probably fair. New York 64 clear W wind 30 miles with Sunday probably fair. Boston 60 partly cloudy W wind 14 miles with Sunday fair. Washington 64 clear N wind 4 miles with no precipitation noted in last 24 hours.
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AP News Leases Into San Antonio Carried Only by Light
A statement claiming that the day leased wired from the Associated Press into San Antonio is published by any paper other than the San Antonio Light is unfounded. The record confirms no basis for such a claim.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Rebels Defeated by Cuban Government Forces
In Cuba near Palma Soriano on June 1 government troops under General Mendieta and Colonel Valiente won decisive actions. The mountain artillery devastated insurgents, with 127 rebels and 18 women killed. reports say fighting continued into the evening as columns engaged and artillery caused heavy losses. The gunboat Paducah stood by ready to aid Americans.
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Associated Press
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Cuba
Mayala
Palma Soriano
Mendieta
Havana
Government
Valiente
Fighting Near Daiquiri Cuba As Mines Threaten Work
United States gunboat Paducah stays off Daiquiri while firing continues around the mines. A rurales sergeant is killed. miners abandon operations and the mines may close tomorrow. Consul Holliday investigates as rebels reportedly capture ranch owner Collister Wheeler for ransom. Nashvi lle remains at Nipe bay without landing marines. Local officials and Felton protection requests surface amid suspected conspirators arrests.
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Associated Press
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Cuba
United States
Paducah
Daiquiri
Holliday
Collister Wheeler
Nashville
Nipe Bay
Spanish-American Iron Company
Felton
Louis Gomez
Wasa d
Julia
Santo Domingo
Gunboats at Daiquiri Watch for Marine Landing
Washington reports no Marines landed yet at Daiquiri though Commander Mitchell of the Paducah is ready to land forces if needed to protect American life and property. The Irba company plant is defended and marines may be deployed if rebels threaten American interests.
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Daiquiri
State Department
Mitchell
Paducah
Irba Company
Cuba
Orient
Mars Ashore off Bahama Banks in Cuban Developments Navy Aid
The government collier Mars ran aground on the Bahama banks near Key Est and sent wireless calls for help. The battleship Nebraska and two government tugs proceed to assist. Hospital ship Solace and two Colliers arrived at the harbor to join the fleet amid pending Cuban developments.
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Associated Press
Key Est
Fla
Mars
Bahama Banks
Nebraska
Solace
Wright Death Funeral Draws Thousands In Dayton
Thousands of Dayton and visiting citizens paid final respects to Wilbur Wright. Wright's body lay in state three hours at First Presbyterian church and was viewed by a vast throng. During the funeral day all street cars and steam lines in Dayton paused for five minutes as bells tolled citywide.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
Wright
First Presbyterian Church
Governor Colquitt Addresses Large Mills County Crowd
Governor O B Colquitt spoke for nearly two hours in Goldthwaite at the Farmers union warehouse drawing about 1500 people from Mills County. He defended his record, rebutted Judge Ramsey’s criticisms and warned that opponents spread misstatements to prejudice voters.
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Mills County
O. B. Colquitt
Farmers’ Union
Colquitt
Ramsey
Loma
Pasas
J. C. Babcock
Colquitt Campaign Moves On With Austin Return
The passage notes Governor Colquitt will return to Austin tonight and resume his campaign at Burnet next Tuesday. It mentions Uncle Peter Crawford Jackson, a Confederate veteran and active Colquitt booster, leading the reception committee alongside several business leaders.
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Colquitt
Austin
Burnet
Watson Arrest Warrant Issued for Obscene Mailings
A warrant for Thomas E. Watson's arrest was issued in Macon Ga by U S District Attorney Alexander Akerman. The charge is sending obscene matter through the mails connected to an article in Watson's Magazine attacking Catholics. Watson expected to be arrested at his Thompson Ga home and brought before the federal commissioner in Augusta.
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Associated Press
Macon
Thomas E. Watson
United States
Alexander Akerman
Watson
Thompson
Augusta
Darrow Trial Delayed After Witness Death
The Clarence S. Darrow jury bribery trial in Los Angeles was adjourned until Monday morning following the death of Cyrus S. McNutt, a defense associate. Job Harriman, ex mayoral candidate, was summoned as a state witness after Bert H. Franklin testified.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Cyrus S. McNutt
Clarences. Darrow
Job Harriman
Bert H. Franklin
Want Ads Service Hours and Phone Contact
The notice states want ads accepted until 10 o clock tonight for Sunday listings. It offers telephone submission and mentions a billed mail interval. Call 176 on either line for assistance.
Sheriff Tobin Named in Libel and Injunction Suits Over Bugle Article
C. M. Chambers files two criminal libel suits and seeks a temporary injunction to stop the Bugle's circulation. James N. Gallagher Selig Deutschmann and Sheriff J W Tobin are named in the injunction effort filed in Twenty third district court with a final hearing set for this afternoon. Libel actions name Deutschmann and Gallagher alleging false statements and willful distribution. The article references candidates on the Callaghan ticket and Citizens league ticket with multiple supporters listed.
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C. M. Chambers
James N. Gallagher
Selig Deutschmann
John W. Tobin
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J. N. Gallagher
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the Bugle
Deutschmann
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Citizens’ League
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Andres Coy, Jr
Edward D I. C. Baker
George W. Huntress
W. Walling
D. A. McAskill
L.camp
Third Cavalry Troops Ordered From Border Posts
An order at Fort La Houston directs the Third Cavalry units on duty along the Mexican border to return to the post. Troops will be replaced by a detachment from Fort Clark and the Fourteenth Cavalry at Marfa, with plans possibly tied to Cuban service. The Sanderson, Marfa, and Eagle Pass stations are affected.
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Third Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Foteenth
Fort Clark
Caw
Washington
Sanderson
Marfa Eagle Pass
Fourteenth Cavalry
Marfa
Eagle Pass
Shower Damps Heat as Rain Marks Cool Spell
A light morning shower cooled the atmosphere with limited precipitation. The heaviest rainfall noted was 1.68 inches at a location reported by the Southwestern Telegraph phone company. Rain spread over the state as fair and cooler conditions are forecast tonight.
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