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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1911

Page

2

Diaz Forges Exile as Wife Presses Resignation

The scene shows Madame Diaz guiding Diaz to sign a forced resignation amid riots after Madero supporters surge. Diaz resists then relents, the original document destroyed, and the resignation sent to the chamber as mobs kill over sixty. The Diaz family then departs Mexico for Vera Cruz and Spain, amid grief and relief among servants.

Diaz Mme. Diaz Madame Chamber of Deputies Vera Cruz Spain Oaxaca Mexico Fienensaa Madero Porfirio Diaz Jr

State Anti Prohibition Rally Draws Large Fort Worth Crowd

Fort Worth prepares for the state rally of anti prohibitionists with hotel rooms scarce. Colonel J F Wolters relocated his Dallas offices for the event and reports telegrams signaling 6000 delegates from Texan towns and an anticipated attendance around 20000. The rally gains strong support from local option regions across the state.

Fort Worth Tex Antiprohibitonists J. F. Wolters Anti-Organization Dallas Texas Walter

Noted Churchman Sowden Dies in Boston at 57

Arthur J. C. Sowden, 57, governor of the National Society of Colonial Wars and a leading Episcopal layman, died last night in Boston. He had served as president of the Episcopal Church association for 80 years.

Boston Arthur J. C. Sowden National Society of Colonial Wars Episcopal Church United States Sowden Episcopal Church Association

Taft Praises Reciprocity Treaty at Orchestra Hall

President Taft spoke at Orchestra hall endorsing Canada United States reciprocity. He argued the plan benefits both nations and debunked opposition as exaggerated. The address closed a day of public sessions by the Western Economic Society with leaders urging swift senate action.

Elihu Root House Senate Washington Tts United States Canada Taft Orchestra Hall Western Economic Society Shaller Matthews Society J. Laurence Laughlin University of Chicago Harry A. Wheeler Chicago Association of Commerce Committee On Finance

Pleads Not Guilty to 10 Second Murder Charge

Harold O F Henwood pleads not guilty in the west side criminal count to the second murder charge after three men were shot May 24 at the Brown Palace bar. George Copeland dies from two bullet wounds, while Sylvester Vor Phyl’s death is connected to an earlier incident. Trial date to be set next Saturday.

Denver Colo Harold O'F. Henwood Brown Palace West Side George Copeland Henwood Sylvester Vor Phyl St. Louis

Midshipmen Begin Major Cruise From Annapolis

7000 miles of ocean lie ahead as 7000 miles of ocean lie ahead as 7000 midshipmen embark on battleships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts from Annapolis for a cruise lasting until about September 1. They will sail Monday with Queenstown Ireland Kiel Germany Bergen Norway and Gibraltar on the itinerary for week long stays.

Annapolis Naval Academy Iowa Indiana Massachusetts Queenstown Ireland Kiel Germany Bergen Norway Gibraltar

Noted Mexican ex officials visit San Antonio

Jose Yves Limantour ex finance minister and Guillermo Lan day Escandon former governor of the federal district walk the I G N platform in San Antonio. They discuss Mexico’s condition noting war’s crop depletion and predict a quick settlement within six months as they travel to St. Louis and New York on a private American tour.

San Antonio Mexico Jose Yves Limantour Guillermo Lanad Y Estandon Federal District Sr. Limantour Landa Y Escandon Rego Landay Escandon St. Louis New York Canada

Mexican Leaders and Ex-Envoy Visit San Antonio

The article notes Mexico's peaceable stance and Diaz’s possible six month return, plus Joaquin D. Casasus the ex ambassador to Washington and current Chamizal zone envoy arriving in San Antonio. Casasus suffered a severe travel-induced attack en route to the St. Anthony hotel.

Mexico Chamizal Zone Cagasus City St. Anthony

Free-for-all fight injures three. ex-policeman among arrested

In a late night free-for-all on the Main plaza back stand four backdrivers and ex-city policeman G. W. Sexton were detained after knives caused injuries to Will Desmuke Willie Wenz Gus Klockenkemper and Fred Swisher with Desmuke most seriously cut Desmuke claims Sexton and Klockenkemper attacked with knives while Wenz points to Sexton as the cutter Police escorted the group to city hall where charges of affray were filed

Will Desmuke Willie Wenz Gus Klockenkemper Fred Swisher Desmuke G. W. Sexton Klockenkemper Sexton Wenz Swisher Hack Drivers’ Union Frank Holloman Morrison

Big Bill Against Mexico Hit Over Railroad Losses

The article says Mexico will pay dearly for troop movements on railroads. The Southern Pacific and National Railways of Mexico suffered heavy losses as insurrectos destroyed lines when federals moved troops, despite an agreement not to damage roads that did not handle forces.

EL Paso Tex Mexico Southern Pacific Railroad National Railways of Mexico

Replacement of Villeta street plant with modern steel building

The San Antonio Gas and Electric company will tear down the old Villeta street power plant and replace it with a fireproof steel frame brick building in four months. Costs are estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. A new steel stack will replace the old brick smokestack. Structural iron and other materials have arrived and a large crew will work day and night to complete the project, protecting machinery from weather during construction.

San Antonio Gas & Electric Company Villeta Street Aran Pass

Sale of garden hoses and hardware at discounted prices

Advertises multiple garden and home items with reduced prices including Black Pearl Garden Hose 60 ft at 35c nozzle 50c and various pots, lawn sprinklers, wash boards, mail boxes, hinges and wire netting remnants. Mentions limited stock and ice cream stock alongside item prices.

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ANTIS Wieregts Midshipmen Limantour Escandon Joaquin Casasus II Praeger Hardware CO Commerce St East Commerce St Guaranty Company J.C. Hutcheson Houston Houston Title Guaranty Company San Antonia Teras Stewart Title Guaranty Co Homer Jones Commerce Street
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