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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

22

San Antonio Court rules on mayor power over city employes

Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upholds that mayor may nominate only four appointive officers under the city charter, declaring all other city workers are employes. The decision limits mayoral control to four posts while preserving commissioners' accountability for department staff.

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Russian Drive Destroys Austrian Line Breakthrough

Bona and Bengilott report a Russian breakthrough between Austrian lines by 100 miles at Galtetan Brout, with thousands of prisoners taken.

Coroner Testimony On Lambert Murder Case

Dr. John Taylor testified at the Orpet murder trial that potassium cyanide caused Lambert's death and may have been taken in crystal form. The state questioned sediment and a powder on Lambert's head, while the defense suggested a crystal form wrapped in paper. No perjury charges against Josephine Davis were confirmed, as she described Lambert as often low and attributing death to her own actions following a troubled love affair.

Wavregan John 3i Taylor Tadas Orvet Marian Lambert Navid Forin Aileenison Soung Orpet University of Wisconsin Charles Hassinger Madison Wis Miss Lambert Yarmouth Josephine Davis Genet

London June 14 Preventing Ship Collisions by Bridge Signal

Announcement states that Mant plans a simple contrivance operable from the bridge to emit a warning light shortly after dark to prevent collisions between ships. The device aims to reduce danger in darkness and improve navigation safety aboard the WUliam Maroons vessel.

London Mant Wuliam Maroons Vis

Most Rev. Thomas A. O Callaghan Dies Bishop of Cork

The Most Reverend James A O Callaghan, Roman Catholic bishop of Cork, died today in Cork. He served as bishop since 1886 and was 37 years ordained. The church and city mourn his loss as funeral rites are planned.

A. O'Calla Cork Jane O'Calla— Ghan

Weather forecast for multiple cities and conditions

A scrambled weather forecast lists temperatures and conditions for cities including Chicago Milwaukee and Washington. It notes partly cloudy to clear skies, south or northwesterly winds, and forecasts ranging from the upper 60s to mid 40s in Thursday and Friday time frames with highs and lows where legible.

Louie Chicago Mewaukee

Canadians in charge recapture trenches near Ypres

June 14 dispatches report Canadian troops recapturing the old British trenches along a 1600 yard front southeast of Zilla beke, with heavy enemy losses and three officers and 123 men taken prisoner. Despite severe shelling, ground was consolidated as Australian troops also raided near Grenier. British action in eastern Persia is noted as part of wider operations.

London Wesault Goutheast Filrebeke Zillabeke Banctuary Wood Sivas HLM Nestle Tester Teheran Pera

Verdun Battle Wanes As German Efforts Stalled

Paris reports Verdun fighting has eased after twelve German assaults to seize French positions near Thiematt Vaux and Fort Vaux. Fresh German units were sent to attack from the southwest while artillery pounded the Meuse front. Bavarian troops indicated a larger offensive was planned but were diverted to support current actions.

Paris Verdun Poreraniara Monilay Thinematt Vaux Phiteau Resurt Jousex Sixteenth Bavarian Infantry Leo Thiament Vieini Vaux Versdun Meike Thisumann Werky Uhanitre Fort Vaux

Russians Advance Toward Czernowits Bukowina Capital

Reports from the eastern front state Russian forces push toward Czernowits the capital of Bukowina disrupting Austrian communications by severing a northern railway line. Heavy fighting rages on the city outskirts as dispatches from Petrograd and Rome note Russian gains near Czernowitz.

London Eastern’ Front Czernowita Bukowina Petrograd Caernopitz Rome Jas Hay Czernowitz

Austrians Repulsed Along Tyrol Front in Night Action

Rome June 14 via London. Austrian troops along the line in the Southern Tyrol were subjected to heavy artillery preparation Monday night and repulsed by the Italians, according to the War Office statement issued today.

Rome London Une Tyrol War Office

Preparedness Parade Led by President in Washington

President Wilson leads a wide parade through Washington in a nonpartisan event praising national defense. The march includes many city leaders, military units, and a reviewing by the president at the White House. Weather was favorable and many offices observed a holiday in support of “Be prepared.”

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Briand Urges Unity in Allied Economic Conference

Premier Briand welcomed delegates to a British led economic conference of Allied nations. He stressed unity beyond military ties and urged a free economic framework to restore commercial independence. Ministers of commerce and finance from Cour nations attended as sessions, held in secret, aim to forge a general policy for postwar trade and curb Germany's market expansion.

Bailes Briand Delesites Cour Germany

Toxicologist to Testify in Orpet Murder Trial

Dr. Malyh Wo Webster, a toxicologist, is expected to testify today at the Orpet murder trial. Webster examined Marian Lambert's stomach and will report finding grains of cyanide of potassium, the poison alleged in the case. The testimony aims to explain whether the deceased showed evidence of depression and threats of self harm prior to her death.

Wautern Bune Malyh Wo Webster Wil Fr. Orpet Marian Lambert de Webster Marian

Wilson and Marshall and Victory at St Louis? Democratic Rally

Mogan of Democrats at St Louis outlines issues in a broad speech praising Americanism peace preparedness and prosperity. He defends President Wilson and the party platform, praising neutral policy evolution and key New Deal era style references while urging continued support for Democratic leadership and reform measures.

Witkow Mattia Uitom Newport Democratic Party Agierleans Ereieg Anverien Aistar B& Glynn Washington Lincoln Wilsde Wilkow Anilion Get Glynn Dustif Lenina United Harrison Bininn Grant Republican Party Tay Blale Horrien Glynn Amurton

Democratic convention breaks records at Harmony Coliseum

June 11 at Harmony Coliseum twelve thousand delegates alternates and spectators fill the arena for the Democratic national convention with McCombs presiding. Glynn delivers the keynote praising Wilsons conduct and unity while signaling support for renomination of Vice President Marshall as preparations center on orderly proceedings and a cinematic display of Americanism.

Wilson Washington Jackson Jefferson Cleveland America Marshall

O petty politics says the present

Noah reports Washington offices will not be subjected to a political game. President Wilson’s administration officials will be known to have sent word to St Louis that he did not want any political solicitation played.

Noah Wilson Hig St. Louis Solitica

Framing of Hughes Roosevelt Meeting Echoes In New York

Fragmented report from New York on Republican candidate Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt. Mentions Progressive cardiate for governor Sew York and alleged meeting with congressional union for women suffrage. Roosevelt reportedly ill with coughing spells but present at public hotel event with Robins and Tekes. details remain unclear.

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Blockhouses on Border Aimed at Mexican Bandit Attacks

Movable blocking devices on wheels will be used by United States General James Barker for border defense against Mexican bandits. The first blockhouse was secretly placed on a ridge ten miles north of Brownsville Texas and is well protected by bogs and contains many loops.

Brownsville Tex Lune Janes Barker Loda Ure Tredon

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