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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1915

Page

6

Debates Over Gibson Insurance Bill Split Texas Senate

Twenty five senators attended the Texas Senate session in Austin as Harley and King pushed a resolution requiring all senators to disclose interests in any insurance company. The move sparked sharp debates, with McGregor, Brelsford, Lattimore, and others arguing over germane issues and possible conflicts tied to the Gibson bill. A Fort Worth company tie and related questions about voting were debated, while the House advanced the redistricting measure later in the day.

Austin Ter Genata Hendgimon Hudepeth Raym Enl Wil Henderson Benators King and Harley Givson S. J. Hunter Fort Worth Lattimore McGregor Harley Schumacher Hillsboro Senate Robert Lynn Cox New York Association of Life Indurance Oklahoma Brelsford Polntef Oniler Erelsford Ught Bse Page Baltimore Bin Guadalupe Tha Hepley Texas Wiley Ciose Hurley Bralsferd Renly Benatar Gibson Morrow Westbrook Aatin House Darton-Fiyer Asmilee Engusfment

Packers Discuss British Delays

Washington May 24 Representatives of four of the great American meat packing concerns met with state department officials over the detention of meat cargoes in British ports. They urged Britain to pay for corpses valued at several million dollars detained en route to neutrals near Germany and asked for more liberal treatment of such commerce. They stressed no intent to halt shipments to England unless their demands are met.

Washington, D. C Amurrey State Department Great Britain Germany Ingland

Menace of Volcano Drives People Away

Redding residents flee Hut Crook Valley as Lassen Peak eruptions and ash fall threaten homes. Observers report another eruption warning from Professor Porta. Illamna volcano near Seward Active with repeated earthquakes. the district remains sparsely inhabited. King Constantine is reported to be improving in Washington.

Redding Cal Lassen Peak Tamer Wes Poretwid San Jose Albert Porta University of Santa Clara Wiram W. Johnson Porta Seward Alaska Inlamna Alameda Illamna Tiamna

Weather Forecast Roundup for Major Cities

Forecasters predict varied conditions across U S cities with temperatures in the 58 to 68 range. Chicago Milwaukee and New York see cloud cover and breezes from the south and southeast while Dallas and Denver report milder nights and warming trends.

ST. Pau Areca Denver Iast Rowre Kansas City York Warhington Morthrorshs

Wilson Welcomes Pan American Conference At Open

President Wilson opened the Pan American Financial Conference in Washington urging mutual use and shared commerce to advance peace. He praised the Americas’ neighborly fellowship and warned private capital may need government aid to build shipping and communication routes, stressing a practical, nonexploitative partnership.

Washington Americas Arisins Tha Whdertake

Battle tolls and troop movements in Vera Cruz may 14

Dispatches from Vera Cruz report Villa forces retreating after losses near Paradon and Monterey. Carranza troops gain at Durango and reinforce Monterey with 500 men. Obregon claims decisive victory with Villa losses around 2000 to 3000, while Carranza forces capture arms, machines guns, and funds at Linares Montemorelos. Calimlero advances toward Victoría.

Washington Vera Cruz Carranza Agetes Villa Foreng Monterey Carranza Bevera Carrerh Torres Paredon Durango Capita Adefonso Vasquez Nueva Laredo Carranza Canavl San Antonio Vera Gorus Mex Ouregon Vilintes Mobile Ustas Or-regow Vill At Rees Millary Cibrexen Deanite Obreron Villa End Villista Obregon Cabaliers

Russian Battleship Panteleimen Sunk with Crew

Overseas News Agency reports a Russian armored warship sunk in the Black Sea with about 1,400 men. The vessel identified is the Panteleimen, built in 1892, 375 feet long, 12,562 tons displacement, armed with four 18 inch guns, sixteen 6 inch guns, four 4 inch guns, six three-pounders and torpedo tubes.

Goblin Sayville Today Mucharest Winteleimon Black Sea Panteleimen

Showers Possible As Storm Sits West Of Mississippi

Unsettled weather continues with unadded temperatures and unusually oppressive humidity. Major Allen Buell notes a storm area over the Rocky Mountains drifts east over the nation west of the Mississippi, bringing showers within 48 hours and no change in temperature.

Allen Buell Acta Othe Rocky Mountain Mississippi River

House Favors Commute for Leo M Rank to Life

In Texas on May 24 the House approved a resolution by 71 to 2 urging the Georgia governor to commute Leo M Rank's death sentence to life in prison. The vote reflected a House resolution. the Senate had not concurred.

Austin Tex House Cunninghim Georgia Leo M. Rank Senate

Emperor declares Italy a stand base perfidy frontiers to be defended

An Amsterdam dispatch quoting Emperor Joseph to Count Karl Stuergern presents a signed manifesto praising Austro-Hungarian troops. The letter accuses Italy of perfidy, vows to defend frontiers, and cites memories of Novara and Lissa while praising Radetzky, Albrecht, and Tegetthoff. It asserts Austria's resolve, protection of faith, and calls on troops and people to sacrifice for the monarchy.

Tonnon Amsterdam Vienna Zeltung Joseph Karl Stuergen Count Stuergen Perdidy Kip Italy Durin Werekin Huy Ttly Mosk Arina Novara Mortaro Lissa Radetzky Archduke Albrecht Tegetthoff

Vienna applauds war as Austria declares conflict

May 24 report from Amsterdam via London describes Vienna resounding with patriotic demonstrations. Crowds filled streets singing and cheering while officers and soldiers received loud applause. Indignation toward Italy echoed, yet no violence occurred against Italians. Prague notes Austria and Hungary favor war over friendship bought at high cost.

Amsterdam London Vienna Francis Jasenh Tralyr Triest Goritz Prague Austria pNlth Italy

Taube Bombs Over Suburbs of Paris Flight

Paris May 24 another Taube flying over the northern suburbs released bombs in a brief raid. No injuries were reported as the aircraft departed.

Paris

Reservists Gather in X.Y as Italy Calls Men for Service

Crowds of Italian reservists in New York gathered outside the Italian consulate seeking passports to return home and join the army. Consul General G. Varn Fornt said no call had been issued yet but warned enlistment could follow. Estimates place Italian military age in New York City around 126,000 with about 4,000 already enrolled and 128,000 total in the city.

New York G. Varn Fornt Tallinn Wen New York City Postad Nile Dtidian Oltzumr Talian Neva Italy United States

Italians in San Antonio to discuss call to arms

A San Antonio Italian colony leader says a general meeting will be called within 36 hours to discuss G Fara Morni's Sunday call for Italians in the United States to arm. He notes expected age 19 to 29, with under 60 eligible locally, and recalls peaceful wartime atmosphere among Italians, Hungarians, and Austrians in the area.

San Antonio United States G. Fara Morni Charles Troilo San Antonio Itaiian Galveston Trolls New York Italy Austria

Explosion Kills Five on Delaware River Dredger

Five men died when the boiler of a dredging vessel exploded on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River. The deceased include Aniliay, Mattie Trenton, Neda Contain, Tobin Varley, and engineer Harry Stout of Glencenter Ki.

Bordentown Pennsylvania Delaware River Aniliay Mattie Trenton Neda Tobin Varley Harry Stout Glencenter Ki

Germany Declares War on Italy War Breaks Out

London May 25 Associated Press reports that Austria attacked Italian Adriatic coast with destroyers and torpedo boats and air raids, hitting Ancona. Italy declares war with censorship. Italy mobilizes army and navy, martial law in Trentino, age limit raised, and crackdown on Italian population. Austria and Italy mass armies along frontier as hostilities begin.

Italy Germany Wolff Agency Maly Austria Adriatic Albania

Austrian aeroplanes raid Italian coast and Venice arsenal

Rome reports an Austrian air attack on the Venice government arsenal and on Porto Corsini Ancona Barletta Gesi. Officials say the planes drove off defenders and swept most of Italy’s eastern coast. Venice to Barletta flight covered about 220 miles.

Venice Porto Corsini Barletta Gesi Ancona Sciall Rome Paris Italy Trent Hola

Austria reports first incident near Paris coast

An official communique transmitted from Paris notes a May 21 incident involving a coast patrol and a tug attached to a supply vessel. The report mentions Vitaly and events linked to a broader service mission, with details limited by incomplete source text.

Paris Vitaly

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