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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
1
An advertisement spreads patient testimonials from Texas praising Vitalitas as a remedy for rheumatic swelling and pain. Individuals from Palestine and other towns report relief after using the product, claiming improved mobility and vitality.
A local fundraiser at the Free City center offers milk and food through the Free City aid program. The event, organized by J. Lette and The Light, includes screenings and a two reel comedy plus a Paramount travel picture to raise funds for expenses. The effort features performances at the Empire and contributions from Amy Rogalie Neviel, Amy Bernice Nevien, and others.
A compact report describes Myetae-Peeper and the mystery of hidden Dianseriets. Investigators or local figures named in the fragment seek clues, with emphasis on the unexpected discovery and potential public interest.
A local relief effort at Bree Clink 1244 Snoth Laredo Street seeks funds for poor west side families. Mishone Mae Chasity leads the campaign with about $300 needed to sustain work through the bul and summer sun. An October seven date is set for continued labor and a community event at the Grand Opera House includes charity and performances.
June 1 dispatch from Vta Hus reports Carranza directing the secretary of war to supply provisions to Constitutionalists when needed. Six thousand tons of corn were sent today. Querétaro state reports sufficiency to feed the south while Guanajuato offers surplus for other areas. Mexico City faces a worsening food situation as Carranza gathers supplies before a Constitutionalist advance.
Fragmentary wartime dispatch notes indicate German air raids over London repulsed with heavy enemy losses. Other lines describe Italian and Allied actions in the Sardanches and western Alps as troops engage in limited daily battles near trenches and fortified positions.
The report lists numerous guests and arrivals at the St Anthony, Gunter, and Menger hotels including B. Fate, Thomas of Guilege Station, ALM McSiwree, W. A. Parker, B. Franklin, J. Mittmenn, MG Whitman, Staten, George Irwin, E. M. Sullivan, Wotzer, HL Walker, Carl G. Raats, Young G. Moors, Barnett, Godwin, A. Kroschensity, and Mrs. Hopkins among others. A separate note mentions Habeas corpus proceedings for Mrs. Mary Hopkins connected to Samuel Rosenthal case and a potential appearance bond before Judge W. Anderson. Weather note references Missiggiypi flood stage rising five inches and forecasted river stage changes.
The article reports on a forthcoming second note to Germany after the Lusitania sinking. It notes White House deliberations among cabinet members, the president seeking broad counsel, and aims for a prompt reply while avoiding rash measures.
The Westminster Gazette discusses the German note in reply to the U S concern over the Lusitania. It highlights belligerent duties to protect non combatants and questions the submarine policy that sinks ships with passengers aboard. The Journal foresees German tendency to provoke American ire despite Wilson and Bryan.
Paris newspapers react to Germany’s Lusitania response, warning the United States against a provocative misreading of Washington’s patience. They urge strong US action, while noting the gravity of the moment for transatlantic relations and the need for clear policy.
The captioned piece reports reactions to a US note protesting a sinking. Papers call the reply a single German diplomatic move described as a bluff seeking time. Chancellor von Bernhollen-Hullweg, mentioned as pursuing a counteroffer, is cited amid calls for a larger American response.
Dallas clerks heroism described after a single-vehicle crash near an orphanage event. Alex Makey, 27, a Department Mage clerk, died after a truck rolled into a ditch. Rescuers freed him but he died from arterial injury as bystanders watched. Four dead, including children, and fourteen injured were being treated as authorities investigated. The report also notes Royal and Select Masters officers elected at a stated assembly.
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