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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses Vitalitas as a hot weather aid and cautions against claims of efficacy. It references medical claims and warns readers about imitation products and misstatements. The text then shifts to a diplomatic note concerning prize court indemnity and treaty disputes between the United States and Imperial Germany, outlining positions on reparations and diplomatic settlement.
The United States presses Germany for direct settlement on the sinking of a vessel and its cargo. It argues destruction was not justified under treaty provisions with Prussia and contends that prize court damages may be due, urging careful diplomatic handling to resolve competing treaty interpretations.
Fragmentary text describes women prioritizing domestic duties and appearance, mentioning overexertion and a dubious medical claim. It references a vegetable compound promoted as a remedy but lacks coherent details or corroborating evidence.
Fragmentary dispatch reports foreign diplomats meeting to arrange protection of private property during a city evacuation. The exchange involves Zapatistas and officials, with ongoing concerns over reactions and security dynamics as authorities monitor Mexican nationals.
Douglas Arizona June 20 A public statement says Mexican soldiers claiming ties to Alberto Garcia of Villa entered the Archipelago mining camp south of Compas and forced payment of 3600 to five here. A plaza meeting addressed by Alberto, Dumir, and Joler noted foreigner enforcement in the territory controlled by Gevoruitis Jownt.
Reports from Monterey describe severe fighting between Vila Garela and Car tian forces near Laredo Texas. Passengers say the battle lines shifted and both sides suffered heavy losses as Villa supporters clash to hinder a campaign, with officials citing strategic motives amid the revolt.
Commissioned by Genort Vin to assess condistions for Juart. Manuel Ha da proposes a wildland loan program and coastal arsenary supplements the owatetfabnore for Amarlann aulfierling Wet. Thomas Urnglas notes a patrols tightening to prevent armed incursions from the United States west of the city. Juarez patrols to be doubled.
Private secretary to athlete Yenusttung Carranza of the Constitutionalist faction, in Northern Mexico on business, denounces Huerta’s actions. He predicts a new political crisis and tribunal demands, while recalling emperors and exiles at Cerro de las Campanas.
Refugees from Mexico City join General Gonzales forces at Vera Cruz as Zapatistas prepare to leave the city. Trains stand by to move troops, diplomats plan to aid foreigners, and provisions for an American mining company are arriving for immediate distribution to workers amid a worsening food situation.
Commissioner Lambert proposes a new plan to illuminate Brackenridge Park cheaply by powering lights from the San Antonio River as it passes Brackenridge Park. He envisions turning the nearby old rock quarry into a landscaped feature with a water system, drives, and a garden area, creating a scenic drainage and moisture plan.
Flood reports show the Arkansas River rising to 25.4 feet at Fort Smith and Little Rock at 21 feet with a 4.9 foot increase since yesterday. Heavy storms hit Little Rock Pine Bluff and Helena, causing communications interruptions in nine places and sparking fears of severe bogs and crop losses across flooded counties.
Denver report outlines all night and day wage demands by the Bulkyay Trainmen union led by President Tes. The group plans to walk out if negotiations fail, seeking higher pay and the eight hour day across the system.
Investigation reveals Red Cross distributing imported foodstuffs from Mexico via a Monterrey trade route. A carload of beans and flour intended for free distribution was diverted, with bags refilled to pass as American goods. Merchants reportedly exploited price margins by mixing Mexican products with American brands to boost profits.
The jury remained deliberating today in the case of Wicitra Pall, former county judge of Yincousty County, Texas, charged with a major fraud and endangerment of courtly processes. The jury recessed Saturday afternoon after a week of testimony and arguments from both sides.
A late summer heat wave grips the state with temperatures near record highs. Officials warn residents to stay indoors during peak sun hours as a manhunt and legal actions unfold surrounding a local business formation and a planned public warning, while meteorologists predict the heat will persist into Monday with high humidity and potential storms later in the week.
Afragmentary OCR excerpt portrays Susan Lenox as a beautiful intelligent woman marked by illegitimacy, facing danger and social peril. The text hints at Marta Brithene and David Graham Phillipe, with references to pity, protection, and a harsh moral landscape surrounding a vulnerable woman.
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