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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
2
Ex Senator James Smith of New Jersey emerges as a political force in the party, taking an active part in the major events at the Baltimore convention amid Clark boomers and national leadership.
Martial law rumors spread as Gar rison discontent grows and threats enlarge. Texas National Guard leaders coordinate with company commanders while Dallas artillery Captain Fred A. Logan in El Paso prepares a report that could guide future department action and border mobilization.
Reports from El Paso detail a mutiny at Juarez where Major Felix Diaz was executed by order of Colonel Jose Orozco. Martial law looms as authorities warn of further shootings of implicated soldiers. Americans in Chihuahua fortify positions while refugees and allied forces brace for possible federal action led by Huerta.
Special report from North Texas notes the adjutant general's department remains on alert as Governor contemplates sending soldiers to the border if needed. The item highlights state readiness and potential federal action during ongoing border tensions.
Texas votes boosted Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin for president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The endowment fund drive, targeting 100000 dollars, drew strong support with hundreds pledging sums, and the Illinois delegation moved to place Frances D. Everett on the board. The gathering attracted 800 guests as a Manila invitation looms for the next session.
The scene at the convention shows a deadlock with 26 ballots and no clear winner as Clark Wilson and Harmon factions struggle. A dramatic turn occurs when Joshua W. Miles declares for Woodrow Wilson, triggering widespread cheering and gallery demonstrations.
At the Missouri delegation reception and amid loud protests in the hall the Maryland roll call proceeded with votes for Clark. After delays and threats to clear galleries, the convention adjourned at 11 07 p m with New York backing Clark or Marshall and discussions to reconvene at 11 o clock Monday.
Governor Wilson decided not to travel to Baltimore, saying it would not be dignified nor advantageous. Friends in the city urged him to appear and wage a personal fight, but he declined in a statement this evening.
In Baltimore on June 29 Alton B Parker says ad journment to Monday aids Speaker Clark’s candidacy and asserts Clark will be nominated. He notes no basis for rumors about Clark’s withdrawal or changes.
Pek ing Daily News reports soldiers attacked suspected queue wearers in Nanking on March 9 10 and 11. They cut off queues and shaved hair in several areas leaving streets littered with shorn hair and exposing men attempting concealment with long unkempt tresses.
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