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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
6
A bold declaration from Carmanza asserts dominion over all factions. He proclaims leadership over the Republic, claiming authority and control as first chief. The message signals a sweeping consolidation of power and a challenge to rival factions within the political landscape.
banquet on the Puebla garden of the Original Mexican restaurant celebrated the eleventh birthday of the Scout Society of San Antonio and revived the plan for a museum. speakers included Rev. George Badger and Col. J. Girard. Barron urged recognition of Carranza government to end fighting. Carranza listed as constitutional leader. debates touched on U.S. stance toward Mexico and leadership among revolutionary factions.
Twelve members from Troop 1 and five from Troop 4 led by Scout Master Harry Marraton completed a Bay Scout program on the Medina river at Von Ormy. The group produced maps and surveys of surrounding country and included several cap ers. Dr. J K Foster, dentist, Gibbs Building, notes.
A garbled compilation of real estate transfers in Bexar and surrounding counties from 1915 to 1935. Entries mention deeds, parcels, block numbers, and sometimes prices or considerations, with multiple names such as W. and Toehel Witch of Foxar county, A. G. Danehy, P. Stevens, Edvian Cunningham, and Adela Callaghan. The text weaves scattered transactions in San Antonio areas and Travis, Be x ar, and Venat counties with dates, parcel details, and uncertain lot descriptions.
A fragment urges recognition of Carranza as Mexico's government and notes a rise in Mexican money to lower prices for corn beans and other staples. It claims peace and order would return within three days after recognition by President Wilson, contingent on General Gonzales's actions.
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