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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1912

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Torreon to Be Base for Madero's Military Operations

City of Mexico dispatch notes heavy troop movements toward Torreon with 700 federals aboard a train from Calientes and more convoys. Rebels briefly captured Gomez Palacio but were retaken. fighting near Nazatena and Santa Ignacia left casualties and prisoners as rail lines and bridges suffered arson and damage.

Torreon Madero Orreon Mex Obert Candido Ilar Amer- S Velardena Nazatena Usion Aday Gomez Palacio Toro Santa Ignacia el Palacio

Looting Sparks Fear in Juarez Amid Campaign

Juarez residents seek a purge of Gen Antonio and his troops amid fears of a looting campaign as merchants report robberies and attest to escalating terror. Adjas and Ponce clash while border households move valuables to El Paso and officials log complaints regarding Rojas men.

Paso Tex Juarez le Antonio Orozco Rojas Juarez Adjas Ponce Heniyermann Oods el Paso Consul . Edwards Gover- Colquitt

Torreon Battle Looms in Mexican Revolution Clash

Banco Nacional is confirmed with twenty thousand pesos claimed as government money. Orozco mobilizes 4000 men and 300 Indian sharpshooters from Chihuahua to Torreon, while Madero commands 5000 there with 3000 more en route. The expected battle, described by both sides as pivotal, faces a well supplied Torreon under Emilio Madero as the struggle for control intensifies.

Banco Nacional Rojas Chihuahua Salazar Torreon Orozco Mexico Madero Col Emilio Madero

Orozco Said to Offer Surrender for Gold

Rumor from Monterey claims rebel leader Pascual Orozco offers to lay down arms and travel to the United States if paid 50 000 gold coins. President Madero allegedly rejects him leaving Mexico and vows execution if captured. Six trainloads of troops reportedly moved toward Torreon for an imminent battle.

Laredo Tex Pascual Orozco United States Madero Orozco Monterey Torreon

Weather outlook for East and West Texas

East Texas experiences rain Sunday and Sunday night with warmer daytime temperatures. West Texas sees rain with warmer conditions on Sunday and rain spreading to the eastern and southern areas Monday, while western portions turn cooler and generally fair.

East Texas West

Weather summary from multiple cities for Sunday

Observations at 8 p m report temperatures ranging from 20 to 38 across cities. St Louis and Chicago at 26 with clear skies. Milwaukee 20 cold with south west wind. St Paul 22 clear. Kansas City 22 cloudy with possible Sunday night snow. New York 34 with snow or rain. Boston 38 cloudy with likely rain. Washington 34 clear with Sunday fair.

ST. Louis Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul Kansas City New York Boston Washington

Troops Ordered to Border Patrol from Fort Sam Houston

Three troops of the Third Cavalry from Fort Sam Houston are sent to the Mexican border for neutrality enforcement and town protection. One troop will be at Sanderson, another at Eagle Pass, the third around Marfa or Marathon with detachments at Terlingua and Shafter. Departure is planned for Tuesday.

Third Cavalry Fort Sam Houston Rio Grande Sanderson Eagle Pass Marfa Marathon Terlingua Shafter Big Bend Joseph W. Duncan Department of Texas el Paso Canutillo Z. Steever Fort Bliss Robert H. Rolfe Southern Pacific Railroad Duncan Twenty-second Infantry Third Field Artillery Mexico Fiesta San Jacinto Association

San Antonio Light Clarifies AP Wire Carriage

A statement asserts that no newspaper apart from the San Antonio Light carried the Associated Press day‑leased wire in whole or in part. The remark emphasizes the local paper’s exclusive use of the AP service.

Associated Press San Antonio

Amundsen South Pole Expedition Details

Special cable from Hobart recounts Roald Amundsen and his small team reaching the pole march begun February 10, 1911. They laid depots, stored provisions, and trained dogs while noting temperatures from minus 49 to minus 74 Fahrenheit. A second push started October 29 with four men, four sledges, and 52 dogs toward King Edward VII Land.

Hobart Tasmania Amundsen South Pole Cribes Fram King Edward VII Land

Citizens' League Seizes San Antonio Power in Local Primaries

A rout ends the Callaghan machine in Bexar County as seven of 84 committeemen back the old regime and Hertzberg led Citizens' League gains most seats. The vote signals likely anti Callaghan victory in spring primaries and municipal elections.

Bryan Callaghan Bexar County Democratic Executive Committee Callaghan Citizens’ League San Antonio City Hall Rutledge Hertzberg

Roosevelt Doctrines Assailed Over Legal Uniformity

A luminary protest argues Roosevelt era doctrines lack uniformity of law and would create confusion delaying justice. The writer contends inconsistent guidelines hinder fair adjudication and court outcomes.

Chicago Republican League of Illinois Taft Theodore Roosevelt League Congress Hotel Roosevelt Columbus

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