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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1912

Page

9

Russian naval buildup outlined with new battle cruiser plans

May 18 report details a sweeping Russian program for base development and shipbuilding by 1917. It envisions formidably armed battle cruisers with twelve 14 inch guns, 27 knot speed, and about 39,000 tons, plus new destroyers, ice free basing at Reval, and docks for torpedo craft, at an estimated total cost of 270 million dollars. Russia already has seven dreadnoughts under construction including four Baltic battleships and three Black Sea vessels with varying armament reports.

Cronstadt Ory Ross Russia Baltir Poltava Savastopol Petropavlovsk Gangut Black Sea Alexander III Empress Marie Catherine Baltic Parastons

Texas attorney general rules school trustees cannot chair party committees

Assistant Attorney General James D. Walthall ruled that a school trustee, as a public officer, may not act as chairman of a political party executive committee while a pension examiner may. The decision answers B. G. Ward's Terrell election law questions. Also, John W. Robbins of Austin announced his candidacy for the Thirty-third Legislature from Travis County in the Democratic primary next July.

Austin Tex Attorney General’s Department James D. Walthall B.G. Ward Temple Walthall United States John W. Robbins Travis County

Freshman Joe Hill Jr makes college editor history at Southwestern

Joe L Hill Jr of San Antonio, a sub freshman, is elected editor in chief of Southwestern University's Megaphone the first freshman to hold the post. His win defies longtime policy of electing only seniors to key school positions.

Joe L. Hill Jr Southwestern University Megaphone San Antonio Main Avenue High School Hill On Southwestern University the South San Antonio Council No. 6 Order of Praetorians So Street State Senate Tex

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