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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
1
An Austin figure touts Vitalitas as a cure for stomach and liver issues. He claims wife’s illness improved after injections, mentioning weight gain and appetite boost amid widespread testimonials across Texas.
The United States waits for a response to its Mexican note as reports state government officials fear continued uncertainty. Dispatched from Nogales note looting and five unidentified nationals in a raid with five railroad birds reported. General Norsagaray, returning from a mission to New York and Washington, says Carranza may soon consolidate power for U S recognition.
Hertvelt Barren, founder of a Mexican Democratic party, says President Wilson's note is very unfortunate. Barren, in New Orleans on a special mission for General Carrera, fears the note could complicate the Mexican situation by aiding reactionaries and delay peace. Jesue Asuna, national head of the Coahuila movement, regrets Wilson’s intervention as constitutionalist forces near Mexico City prepare to seize the government and seek recognition.
A distressing tale emerges from the oil region as battles with Villistas near parnal field endanger American workers. Captain Lane aboard the steamer Winifred reports six Americans killed or missing amid counterattacks. Houston oil firm figures warn of starvation and peril as crews strive to reach Tampico.
Rebels who have waged months of warfare in Sonora force General Flores to withdraw toward Fuerte, as Carranza loyalists burn a railroad bridge north of Guaymas cutting rail service. no clashes reported on the northern border of Sonora.
General Trevino reports a complete victory over Carrancistas at Ibano with Ville headquarters captured at Auit. Villistas suffer heavy losses and a large supply of ammunition and several cannons are taken. Conditions in Vera Cruz and surrounding areas improve for Carranza forces.
An assortment of obituaries notes James T Hair dying at his mother’s home in San Antonio and multiple family members in Seguin. It lists survivors, relations, and interment details with Riverside cemetery in Seguin and fielding undertakers handling services locally.
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co promotes Cash Plan auto ambulance service with moderate priced tombstone and hearse equipment. Ad text mentions phones Crowlett 2828 and Crowlett 2828 as contact.
Major Tr. Sauown a leading Grayson County lawyer and brother of the late Chief Tasties Brown of the Texas Supreme Court died at his home. He was 64. Funeral services will be held Friday. He leaves a widow, a son and three daughters. The report notes his death due to hardening of the arteries.
Report from London states a German transport near Narmora was sunk by a British attack. The admiralty confirmed the incident, noting it involved a German vessel and occurred in the morning hours. Other notes mention Italian torpedo boats and Austrian auxiliary cruisers in similar naval activity.
Reports detail the fall of the Przemyśl fortress in Galicia after a prolonged siege. Russians and Austrians fought fierce battles as heavy artillery broke the defenses, with casualties and surrenders reported among Austrian troops.
A damaged notice details a medical advertisement claiming cures for eczema and skin issues. It mentions a sale, personal testimony, and a promotional offer for a free sample by mail. The legible text includes names and incomplete phrases from the misread source.
Disrupted communique describes Austrian withdrawal from the Fiemme valley near the River Ag, with Allied forces advancing and reports of enemy positions affected. Casualty and operational details are limited in the fragment.
Washington report states American Red Cross relief supplies have started arriving in Mexico. Consul General Hanna says one car each of corn and beans and a jar of flour reached interiors, with limits on dinner rations. Hope pinned on US assistance as transportation and weather hinder aid delivery.
The Chandler Cup golf event at the Country Club closes with a medal awarded to the winner. The cup matches were held on Mr Chandler’s birthday weekend with many members competing for the title.
A man in Goliad was found hanged at his residence by the near neighbor this morning at 9 oclock. No cause is assigned. Province No. 2 commissioner Marvin Donaldson reported the incident.
Governor Ferguson sits at his desk in the private office and begins consideration of bills passed during the special session of the Thirty Year legislative body. A brief scene shows him reviewing the measures and preparing actions.
Sir Edgar Speyer sails from Liverpool aboard the steamer Anerin Hver amid reports of disloyalty concerns to the British Crown. He travels with his aide and family, leaving May 20 for a short holiday as new suspicions surround his position influencing political ties.
Conable to enter his salary for past three months due to a law forbidding aliens in public service. Prange PiggJiahin, an English principal, will remain at his post without remuneration. He has not declared citizenship, citing loss of property prospects in England.
A discussion centers on Tred Austin and a man named Stein amid a large property stake of 51,000,008 in dispute. The snippet hints at a courtroom or sensational exchange about a life change, honesty, and profit linked to a New York figure.
In New York City a restaurateur managing a theater district cabaret was fined 50 dollars after patrons were entertained under a dance hall license. The court ruled the establishment required a theatrical license costing 800, affecting several cabarets in the district.
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