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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
25
German newspapers report Allied naval losses in the Skagerrak battle totaling about 600000 tons. The estimates include seven battleships fifteen armored cruisers eleven other cruisers thirty torpedo boats twenty gunboats twenty submarines and more, with aggregate tonnage around 800000.
Christiania reports the Socialists ended a weeklong strike in protest of a government decree for compulsory tuition in labor disputes. The decision followed parliamentary steps that had phased in the measure.
Details reveal a proposed universal training bill requiring all male citizens to enlist for six months of military camp training in the year they turn 18, with discharge to the reserve thereafter. Exemptions apply to physically unfit or current regulars. credits for school work are possible, and penalties apply for noncompliance. The plan envisions numerous training camps and aims to reduce active force needs during war, pitching the program as economical and beneficial for character and fitness.
An old advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as the ultimate strength builder promising a 200 percent gain in two weeks. It urges readers to test tablets, claims nervous weakness and anemia respond, and asserts the product enhances vitality, endurance, and vigor for athletes and men of all ages.
An anonymous testimonial proclaims Dr Pierce's remedies improve women's health quickly. It claims blood, nerve, and digestive issues vanish with tonics and pills, inviting readers to request trial packages for 10 cents or larger quantities for 40 cents. The ad praises Perekin products as open and trustworthy.
New York June 14 Volongl Theyre Roosevelt held a conference here with George V Perkins Governor Miran Johnson Oscar Straus and Chester Rowell to discuss the course for the Progressive party. A tentative refusal of the potential nomination and strategy were considered as possible replacements for the national executive committee. Perkins said the party should await the June 26 national committee meeting in Chicago after the Democratic convention to gauge public sentiment and decide actions. He warned no action should be taken by individuals or state organizations before the committee acts.
Port Arthur residents protested a proposed te reduction of Texas customs districts. Secretary McAdoo and Assistant Secretary Detoys defended the plan as saving about 40000 annually and improving administration. They promised a final decision in four weeks, while senators urged impartial review and threatened appeals to the White House if needed.
Austin officials report the Judicial Reform Committee of the Texas Law Association met for a two day session. It adopted a resolution to appoint a committee to draft constitutional and statutory reforms for judiciary procedures. The Texas State Bar and the governor and chief justice are asked to form parallel committees. Next meeting set for November to advance reform plans toward action in the next Legislature.
Dr. C. J. Hoxamer, president of the National German American Alliances, told Belay House listeners in Philadelphia on June 13 that true Americanism requires neutrality to defend American rights and prevent aggression. He noted Americans have endured much since the European war began and emphasized lessons learned. Mayor Smith presided.
Flag Day events span Independence Hall in Philadelphia with a raised state flag sent by New Orleans mayor Beliman. Schoolchildren sing patriotic tunes as veterans and civic groups mark the day across cities including Hatooga and Omaha with large turnout and nationwide tributes.
In Ottumwa Iowa crowds gathered to honor the national emblem with streets decorated by flags and local organizations holding patriotic events marking the 38th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes.
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