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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1911

Page

3

Troops Reach Fort Sam Houston Camp

Fort Sam Houston greets incoming troops with warm handshakes and reunions. Veterans from the Twenty second infantry mingle with Seventeenth veterans, former West Point classmates meet after years apart, and a regiment totaling thirty five officers with five more on duty stands ready.

Fort Sam Houston West Point Twenty-second Infantry John T. van Orsdale F. B. McCoy E. N. Jones Jr G. W. Martin

Hundreds of Mexican Refugees Held Near Agua Prieta Border

About 150 Mexican refugees from this city were surrounded by American troops and arrested near the border as rumors of a rebel approach to Agua Prieta spread. Troops under Captain Frank Johnson patrolled the line overnight while Mexican authorities warned crossings would be shot. Agua Prieta braces for a potential assault by Cabral and Blanco factions.

Associated Press Douglass Aziz Agua Prieta Juan Cabral Red” Lopez Bracamento Frank Johnson Third Cavalry Here Cabral Blanco

Mobilization Tests Army Weak Points Across Nations

The piece argues rapid mobilization as the Army's key weakness and reviews historical lessons from Franco Prussian and Russo Japanese wars. It describes European railroad regiments and the Militaer Eisenbahn as essential to fast movement and supply, praising current moves as courageous optimization of national defense.

Russia Japan Europe Germany France Austria-Hungary Italy Holland

Americans Join the Insurrectos

Associated Press reports 170 Americans mostly IWW members joined the insurrectos in Los Angeles to form a socialist utopia in Lower California. They were later eliminated from the rebel force and General Leyva and Simon Berthold plan to march on Ensenada with 300 men. Leyva announced Tecarte fell at 4 a.m. and the fifty men who captured it will join the campaign with senior officers listed.

Associated Press Mexicali Mex Los Angeles Industrial Workers of the World Lower California Leyva Simon Berthold Ensenada Tecarte

Artillery Brigades Arrive at Galveston Fort Crockett Camp

Three companies of coast artillery from Fort Morgan near Mobile arrived in Galveston at 1:30 this morning and stayed on the train until daybreak before going into camp at Fort Crockett.

Associated Press Galveston Coast Artillery Fort Morgan Mobile Fort Crockett

Army receives swift packing orders for Fort Sam Houston

Uncle Samuel aids soldiers during Lent by ordering two car loads of packing house products from Swift to feed 20 000 men. Captain Cusack of the subsistence department reviews 45 bids overnight, with Major Harry E Wilkins of Chicago arriving to oversee the process. Local robbers claim they can move large shipments quickly and supply home markets without price hikes.

Samuel Quartermaster's Department Swift Packing Company Army Post Fort Sam Houston Cusack Subsistence Department Harry E. Wilkins Chicago Subsistence San Antonio

S S S Rheumatism Cure Ad from Swift Specific Co

An advertisement urging rheumatism sufferers to use S S S a vegetable blood purifier. It describes rheumatism as caused by uric acid in the blood, promises removal of uric acid and nourishment to joints, and offers a free book and medical advice from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.

S.S.S EHE Swift Specific Co Atlanta, Ga

Taft aims to end rebellion across border with 20000 troops

The Associated Press reports that President Taft has ordered 20,000 U.S. troops to the Mexican border to form a solid wall along the Rio Grande. The move is intended to halt filibustering and cut off contraband arms and men, expediting an end to the southern revolution.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Taft Atlanta Charlottesville United States Rio Grande Augusta Texas California Washington

CLEAR THE TRACK IS ORDERED FOR 42 MILITARY TRAINS

Orders issued to yardmasters in Austin to keep division tracks clear for 42 special military trains expected today and tonight at 30 minute intervals. Main line freight trains from Laredo through Austin to Palestine halted until all military trains pass southward. First sections reached Austin division dispatcher at 10 oclock.

Austin Tex Laredo Palestine Austin Division

Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Claims One Day Cold Cure

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine laxative as a universal cold cure in one day. It features signature of ER W Grove and lists A Coliman, plumber at 416 Main Ave as contact.

ER. W. Grove A. Coliman Main Ave

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