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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1912

Page

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Attempted assassination in Rock Island rioting ties up the city

Militia and deputy sheriffs hunt an unidentified shooter after a rifle fired at Mayor Schriver’s office window during a riot that left three dead and nine injured. Police, state troops, and local militia battled a mob aiming to free a sympathizer publisher, with further clashes and arrests reported.

Associated Press Rock Island Ill Mayor Schriver Schriver Illinois National Guard Deneen John Looney H. M. Schriver Looney Moline

Rebel Victory in Jimenez as Federal Forces Retreat

The Associated Press reports Jimenez Mexico March 27 that rebels have won a clear victory. Federal troops covering their retreat under heavy artillery fire fled the city, ending the battle with rebel control secured.

Jimenez, Mex Jimenez

Uncertain Weather For San Antonio Tonight And Thursday

For San Antonio and vicinity the forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with colder temperatures expected on Thursday.

San Antonio

Weather for Tourists Across Major Cities

Observations at 8 am show St Louis 34 with northeast wind and rain tonight and Thursday. Chicago 36 with southwest wind and rain Thursday. Milwaukee 25 clear with south wind and possible rain Thursday. St Paul 32 clear with southwest wind and rising Thursday. Kansas City 34 with east wind and Thursday. New York 42 partly cloudy with northwest wind and Thursday fair. Boston 40 clear with west wind and Thursday fair. Washington 46 cloudy with south wind and Thursday likely fair.

ST. Louis Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul Sas City York Boston Washington

Unfounded claim about AP wire carried by other papers

The statement asserts that no newspaper other than the San Antonio paper carried the Associated Press wire in whole or in part. The claim is described as unfounded and without basis in fact.

Wired Associated Press San Antonio

Italians Lose 27 Officers and 3500 Men in Battle

London report from Benghazi via special correspondent says Turkish troops at Tripoli shattered Italian forces, capturing camp equipment. Turkish and Arab allied casualties total 150 killed and injured.

Associated Press London Tripoli Benghazi

Stephenson Faction Seeks Four-Vote Margin In Wisconsin Seat Battle

Washington March 27 The final chapter in Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin’s senate seat fight was due as friends claimed a majority of four to sustain the Heyburn resolution backing his election. Opponents led by Senator Lea of Tennessee forecast a close result. Key senators Kern Cummins Lea Pomere ne and others planned to take part as debate opened at 11 o clock after the Senate rejected by 29 to 27 the Jones resolution declaring Stephenson’s election invalid.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Isaac Stephenson Wisconsin Senate Stephenson Heyburn Lea Tennessee Kern Cummins Pomerene Sony Jones

Kill Wild Cat in City Near Home Garden Saloon

A full grown bob cat killed six chickens at Fritz Matthies’s 1125 South Presa street yard and was shot by his son at dawn after returning to the scene. The animal, said to be the saloon’s escaped wild cat, had earlier been confined near the Home Garden saloon at Riddle and South Presa.

Fritz Matthies South Presa Street Matthies Home Garden Riddle and South Presa Streets

Rockport Delegation Seeks Coast San Antonio Highway Link

A Rockport group led by Mayor Charles G. Johnson met with J. W. Withers and Rockhill club directors in San Antonio to discuss cooperation on linking San Antonio with Rockport by an improved highway and adding resort features for touring visitors. Delegation members included W. Y. Sedan D. R. Scriones Roy Jackson and A. L. Bruhl. The party lunched at the St. Anthony hotel with local residents while reviewing plans.

Rockport Charles G. Johnson San Antonio J. W. Withers Rockhill Club Club Mr. Withers W. Y. Sedan D. R. Scriones Roy Jackson A. L. Bruhl St. Anthony Hotel

Rotary Club Formed To Boost San Antonio Welfare

A San Antonio group plans a Rotary club limited to one member per line of business. The meet tonight at 8 at the Chamber of Commerce will invite young businessmen to join. W. B. Olsen says the club aims to promote members interests and aid the city’s welfare with a proven model from northern and eastern cities.

Rotary Club San Antonio Chamber of Commerce W. 8. Olsen Olsen Suchia Club Brightee

Arrangements Complete for International Club Merger

The International club will dissolve as a social trade group and continue as a business organization with offices to be located in the Bedell building. It will tender full membership to the Travis club and aims to vote the merger in at a general meeting next Friday night.

National Club Sec Iy Claude Mills Travis Club International Club Bedell Southwest San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Travis

International club expansion eyed as members seek approval

The 350 members now in the International club may gain new members from the International group, subject to Travis club approval. Friday night’s meeting promises discussions, with a favorable view that the program will pass. The club, organized in 1907 to foster U S and Mexican mutual interests, started with 300 leading men and has grown into an international chamber of commerce.

International Travis Club International Club United States Mexico

Steel Trust Probe Resumes in House hearing

In Washington on March 27 Julian Kennedy, a structural engineer for United States Steel, told the House investigation committee that tariffs once caused price swings in steel tubes and other manufactured tee articles. He cited industry efforts to stabilize markets and warned a lower duty could bring in foreign material to steady prices. Kennedy noted mills operate economically at 60 to 80 percent capacity.

Associated Press Ashington Julian Kennedy United States Steel Corporation House Investigation Committee Stanley Carnegie Kennedy

New Mexico Elects Two Republican U.S. Senators

Santa Fe March 27 two United States senators were elected in New Mexico both Republicans A B Fall and T B Catron will take seats.

New Mexico A. B. Fall T. B. Catron Associated Press Santa FE N. M United States

Dolly Dimples: Identity of Pink Mask Girl Revealed

Pittsburg dispatch reports the mysterious pink mask girl known as Dolly Dimples has been identified. The social sensation evades the police and media while engaging in critique of methods at police headquarters. The English sleuth Watns hints she may be the daughter of a Scotland Yard official.

Pittsburg America Metropolitan Police Dolly Dolly Dimples Madame L Scotland Yard Inter

Rebels Win Most Patrol Actions in Mexican Conflict

Special to the Light from El Paso reports a Federal defeat with retreat toward Torreon. Orozco plans a major march, resting troops after yesterday’s victory margins. Rebels outnumbered Federals 3000 to 1500 despite some recent reverses, and pursued by Campa’s forces.

EL Paso Tex Torreon Campa Orozco Escalon

Rebel general abandons pursuit and moves toward Parral

Gen Emilio Campa with 600 rebels stops chasing federals and heads by train to Parral to seize the city. Gen Jose de la Luz Sota deserts Parral for federals and joins Gen Tracy Aubert near Torreon. Federals retreat toward Torreon. telegraph lines between Jimenez and Parral are cut.

EL Paso Tex Emilio P. Campa Parral Jose de la Luz Sota Tracy’Aubert Torreon Campa Jimenez

Government forces retreat from city amid revolution news

Reports from Mexico City say government troops abandoned the fight and plan to retreat southward. Informants indicate cables are closed to further coverage of the revolution.

Mexico City

Exhausted Combat Near Rancho San Pedro Ends In Stalemate

Early reports say both sides exhausted after four days of fighting starting at Escalon and ending at Rancho San Pedro. Rebels hold Rancho San Pedro with main force near Jimenez. federals retreat southwest under heavy machine gun fire. Casualty figures disputed. authorities claim over 1000 rebels killed versus rebels reporting far fewer. Continued on Page 2-3.

Rancho San Pedro EL Paso Tex Escalon Albert Orozco Campa Blanquet Aubert Jiminez West Jimenez

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