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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1915
Page
1
The text blends dieting guidance with World War I era reports on diplomacy and conflict. It references leaders, negotiations, and military actions such as shelling and air raids, mentioning Francis Joseph and Vienna context, while interspersing odd dietary phrases and historical names in a fragmented OCR snippet.
Italian potential involvement looms as reports claim Germany and allies fight across Belgium and France. Berlin says allies gained ground near Carency and Neuville while other sectors see repelled attacks. Russian claims in the Carpathians clash with Austro German setbacks and heavy losses.
Paris reports suggest Geo Many and Austria-Hungary may declare war on Italy, with unconfirmed talk of an English French Russian alliance by May 25. French observers note turmoil between King Victor Emmanuel and Giolitti, with possible Italian unity to back a war stance.
Paris reports another version of Austeinas willingness to cede territory to Thaly amid Naples tensions. Telegraphs from Rome claim Austeinas may surrender part of the province, with the strip of territory and reelection dynamics triggering political maneuvering.
A chaotic May night action near Me Sty saw heavy fighting as German defenses pressed and loyal troops repelled the assault. Reports say 1400 enemy captives were taken while Allied forces held positions along the front amid high casualties and continued pressure.
Istanbul dispatch notes allied forces pressing heavy operations at Gallipoli with reports of feared landing in Asia Minor. Turkish War Office says four Allied assaults near Burnu were repulsed, heavy losses incurred, and wounded evacuated to depots as troops mass for anticipated push.
Milan correspondent reports telegram from Lugano saying police instructed to prepare protection for Prince von Buelow the German ambassador to Rome as he travels home through the Swiss city on the way back from Berlin and Vienna.
The French war office details night attacks in Belgium near St Georges repulsed, and continued gains north of Arras. They describe capturing cemeteries near Cerebey, territory and prisoners at Neuville Saint Vaast, and losses for the enemy from Lens and Daval. Multiple counterattacks were repelled with heavy enemy losses, and overall French lines held with new advances amid ongoing bombardments.
A dispatch to the Tribune reports a strong Russian offensive moving from Tarnow toward Ceurisnd and the Stry, driving back Austrian and German forces with heavy losses. Italian efforts against Austria are noted, while other items reference Vatican embassy staff movements and a Palm Beach newspaper ad on automobile licenses.
President Wilson urges Americans to seek peaceful strength and moral leadership as a world example. He stresses national unity, allegiance to shared ideals, and welcoming new citizens while warning against dividing by nationality or group.
The fragment expresses resolve to endure struggle and burden, emphasizes duty to carry on civic responsibilities, and honors Washington and fellow citizens. It hints at pride in America as a beacon of hope and the spiritual drive of liberty and honest governance.
Article notes admissions and investigations into alleged irregularities in precinct 40 and related offices. It reports that individuals named in the inquiry were found not to be employed by the city, leading to dismissals. Judge Anderson remains on staff as details unfold.
The court convened as the county attorney questioned the validity of primary functions. The prosecutor argued that the primary does not fix how individuals will vote, stressing that those who supported a candidate in the primary are not obligated to back them in the general election.
A Monday night rally at the Market hall by the Citizens' League featured Alderthesman candidates and mayoral figures. Speakers praised Mayor Brown while criticizing opponents and debating wage increases proposed by the administration and the West Side factions.
A Wisconsin judge issued an injunction barring city clerks and several named men from participating in city election activities. The action, prompted by attorney general concerns, targets possible influence by municipal employees and ties to local political figures, with approval looming on the 1912 precedent in the Third District court. The record cites specific individuals and funds connected to the effort, noting employment links and a driver hired for duties while denying any direct payment for partisan activity.
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