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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1911
Page
2
Friends plan to intercede for men in jail amid recent letters about Mexico’s safety for residence and investment. The note references ongoing discussions and hopes for improved conditions influencing decisions.
The State Department says all Americans who suffered property loss or injury will receive reimbursement from Mexico. The article notes Yaapt has prepared but not submitted claims to allow time for Mexican government restructuring.
The first Juarez to Chihuahua train since rebels burned bridges resumes service. Peace restored, tracks repaired, and the route fully operational to Chihuahua. Passengers seek to assess damage to property and business from the revolution.
A Barstow report says a Mexican man shouted Viva Diaz during celebrations of Madero and was lynched by a mixed crowd of Americans and Mexicans. No arrests have been made.
Francisco I. Madero Jr. announced he would depart Friday morning traveling via Eagle Pass on a regular train to C. P. Diaz later renamed Piedras Negras. He will be joined by family staff about 100 soldiers and a press corps while addressing key cities en route to ease unrest.
Attorneys for contesting candidates used baptismal records from San Fernando cathedral to verify ages of Mexicans accused of illegal voting in the commission charter election. The resumed trial showed a courtroom crowded with witnesses, many non English speakers, as evidence mounts to support the Terrell election law claims.
Judge Buckley fined Nassario Pedrassas known as Chiqueet fifteen dollars for vagrancy after arraignment. Prosecutor noted his gambling house absence. Pedrassas claimed he was gambling when called. Police reported he loitered near resorts in the trans San Pedro district. attorney argued he is not a true vagrant.
Coryell Waco Texas May 30 Judge Richard I Munro of the Fifty fourth district court transferred the case of Minnie Lee Streight convicted of murdering her husband at Mc Gregor and given a life sentence to Coryell county for trial Attorneys for Streight sought habeas corpus release from jail here but were denied by Judge Munro.
A county clerk issued a marriage license this morning to Jesus de la Rosa and Angelita Aldona signaling the start of their marriage.
The mobile association limited tire changes to pits after pre race drills. At 9 o'clock, drivers and mechanics prepared as Bob Burman in a Blitzen Benz led a parade of starters. Aitken led early, Wishart blew a tire, and Arthur Chevrolet first pit halted the Buick. Bruce-Brown led 100 miles with Mulford second and Tetzlaff third. Harroun moved to the front at 200 miles as the race unfolded.
At 250 miles Howard Fry and John Aitken escape serious harm as 11 cars withdraw. Ray Harroun leads in Marmon with a 3 lap margin at 350 miles, time 4 hours 44 minutes 14 seconds. Ralph Mulford and Joe Dawson follow in Lozier and Marmon respectively.
The Justice Department weighs criminal actions against individual tobacco trust members after the Supreme Court ordered dissolution. Justice Harlan dissents in part as Chief Justice White paves the way for possible receivership if the trust fails to disintegrate within eight months. Key defendants include James B. Duke and United Cigar Stores with British linked companies also named as co operators.
Richmond officials say the Supreme Court ruling in the tobacco case will not cut production. An American Tobacco official notes demand for cigars cigarettes chewing tobacco and snuff is rising, keeping the plants running at full capacity.
Lincoln Nebraska May 30 eighteen persons are dead and two more will die as a result of the Burlington wreck near Indianola according to a special received by the Star today.
Osteopath Dr Sarah F Herdmann, Gibbs building contact details note new residence phone 3055 blue.
In Philadelphia and Boston paths the teams posted low scoring innings with three runs in the final frame. Batteries were Moore Dooin Brown and Rariden in Philadelphia while Scanlon Berber and quard Wilson worked for Brooklyn and New York respectively. Umpires Rigler Finneran O'Day Brennan officiated the games played over ten innings in one venue and nine innings in another.
Cincinnati scores twice in the first, then holds St. Louis to four runs as Smith and McLean pair with Bresnahan for the battery. Salle and Bresnahan pitch for the losing side while umpires Jonnstone and Mason preside.
St. Louis defeated Chicago 8 to 4 in nine innings with Petty and Clarke. Scott and Queen behind the plate. Umpires Dineen and O Loughlin.
Umpires Egan and Connolly presided as New York and Philadelphia faced a rough contest. The line score shows mixed results with scattered runs and errors, reflecting a tense baseball game atmosphere.
Washington and Boston game details list Cicotte Carrigan Hughes and Ainsmith as battery pairings with umpires Perrine and Sheridan. The contest extended to ten innings and included line scores.
Detroit and Cleveland played a tight game with Detroit scoring 8 and Cleveland 7. Summers Stonage Mitchell Land and umpires Mullens Evans were noted in the box score.
A甜 depicting Maraschino Chocolate Creams praised as a refined gift to please women and a bold choice for men to impress “Her.” The ad notes availability at Rosenthal's, located at 514% and 400 East Houston.
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