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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1915
Page
1
Reports detail the Japanese emperor's ceremonial move from Tokyo to Kyoto for coronation rites. Large crowds line streets as guards, treasures, and sacred symbols accompany the imperial cortege. The program spans weeks with religious, military, and public celebrations.
Representatives of three railroads meeting in Dallas outlined publicity steps for an International Fair in San Antonio planned for November 30. Leaders from the Santa Fe and others will use public notices and traveling exhibits to mobilize Southwest Texas communities, with an itinerary to promote the fair across the region.
Washington. Dr Cy Ney announces War Department plans to greatly increase the army and form a federal citizen reserve of 400000, with 134000 yearly enlistments. Employers urged to encourage national service among workers without sacrificing personal interests, while lawmakers debate extended training and coast defenses funding.
Willan H Gleason a longtime railroad man and commercial agent for Ranta Metall Road in San Antonio, died in Chicago on October 28 at age 50. He left San Antonio two decades ago, visiting relatives here frequently, and was a pioneer figure in Southwest Texas railroading. He is survived by his widow Eleanor Gleason of Chicago and a brother Udward Gleason of Ealing. Burial was in Chicago.
Dr W F McManus outlined a successful treatment record in 4000 recent cases during a presentation to the Scientific Society of San Antonio. The paper was read by Dr C C Bigeing because Dr McManus could not attend.
Dr Martin F Sloan of Bathmore and former San Antonio will arrive in early November to spend the remainder of the year with his parents Mr and Mrs Sloss at 410 Exot Locust Street. He is an authority on pulmonary tuberculosis, an instructor at Johns Hopkins, and will address the Southern Medical Society convention.
Protesters accuse Commissioner Kearny of stalling on rebuilding sidewalks on North Flores Street between West Salax and Rodrigues. Several walks finished while Kearny’s property remains untouched, with owners threatening action if the city official does not rebuild. The commissioner defends the pace and says decisions on the property remain under consideration.
The mnnehole putting course on Travis Street Lawn at the Gunter Hotel is completed and expected playable in a week. Managed by Williams of Huisache Golf Club it aims to aid guests and city golfers with short games during spare moments. Opening features putting tournament and invites for club and independent teams.
Dispatches from Pindras Negras report Hafue Duaquiz, coal mine foreman and former Vera Cruz port collector, killed amid a diplomatic row. The Chilean diplomatic representative denounced the current government’s privileges, while Carranza loyalists scramble for ties as regional tensions intensify.
American doctors and two chauffeurs who were reported shot by Villa arrived in Verde after a long trek from Agua Prieta. They suffered nervous strain and dehydration, were spared execution due to intervention by Colonel Bevomente, and were later kept under guard while authorities investigated their status. Villa claimed they were spies. the men testified they came to aid wounded soldiers.
Paris reports new submarine attacks sinking two French and one Italian steamship with missing crew. Statement from marine ministry cites Blake of Plantersville as source. French and Italian vessels Daher Calvados and Tulane tied to the wrecks. Texas native Mary Blake, 44, dies after illness. Debris and survivors mentioned. no news on Calvados crew. In Arizona, General AIGTEIGS reports plans to drive Villa from Sonora. funerals for Celestine R. Gresnor held in San Fernando.
Officerse assigned to the 1st expedition and other stations include Canary na Clarke Medical Morta Fort Larrton Washington and Valitoria Acting Dental Surgeon dane Ge Suupingeture Vancouver Baresi Washington lapenta WYOTIN I Liag'te Medien Corm Port Meme Southern pickup Firat Weutenant Drene Atone and slental wurgevh Part in Selruake a.
General Venustiane Carranza, head of the Mexican Frontline, has ordered the purchase of five powerful wheelers to establish communications along the west coast of Mexico, across the United States, and to Vancouver. Stations will be set up at Mazatlan Guaymas and smaller posts at Guadalajara Manganilco and San Tas.
ASK S WATER RULING AUBTIN TEX NEW 6 IN order Nates pawera may be clearly de fined as to how the it may proceed to prevent water consumers from wasting the waters of givers and other streams In the state The State Board of Vater Engineere has re aristnd the attorney generals department for an opinion construing We genersl tigation law om this genit It develops that there has been some question as to the extent of the abthority of the banta in this matter and before proceeding too far and issuing order to consumers that max have to be revoked were After the board wants a definition of its gutborks The board also weats a culing os to the right to accept money from irrigation companies to pay one aa nnies with expenses of supervisors WT Potter secretary the board has returned trom bay City where We attended a conference of the board with a nibibey of water consumears in that geetion Lio pup poce balag lo pouch a plain f conservation of the waters 4 lower Colorado river Captain J a Nagie and Major jonu Whlewn members of the world WHI relaim Bun any
A Kansas Supreme Court ruling affirms a conviction against the Missouri Pacific Railway for delivering intoxicating liquors in violation of the Mahl act. The decision denies the railroad’s appeal and supports the act’s legality amid challenges asserting constitutionality.
The News and Observer plant and BE M Axcell and Company printery burned, causing about 250000 dollars in losses. W H Bowley, the paper's business manager, injured by debris but not seriously. Two firemen hurt. portion of state records and Supreme Court documents damaged. This marks the paper's second fire since Josephus Daniels joined President Wilson's cabinet.
A London report states the Italian steamer has sunk following a British inquiry. The 4000 ton Woodfield is said to have been sunk. A small boat carrying two men has landed. Most of the crew are believed safe.
A San Antonio family reports Jolm HL Joslyn vanished after leaving a hotel with a significant sum of money. He is described as about forty years old, six feet tall, weight 1340 pounds, with white eyes and gray hair. His wife Alice Renwhing Clir and their five year old daughter fear foul play as they seek him in connection with a ship voyage from Palermo to the Sap depot area.
The article lists a string of personal mentions and visits by notable figures in late 19th century Texas. Individuals named include Testy Mesta, Parker of Dotan, H. W. Behlanke of Woustom, Frea Ss. Palmer of Dalian, Gunter PF, William Keane of Fort Worth, and Anthony from New Orleans, among others. It notes arrivals or stops in Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth, and St Anthony, reflecting a travel diary style.
A.B. Widener died at his Elking Park home in Philadelphia at age 31. Once a leading figure in street railway systems, he built control over Philadelphia lines and accumulated a fortune estimated around 60 million. He helped form the United States Steel Corporation and the American Tobacco Company and served on their boards.
Corpus Christi Texas November 6 The Alumni Association of Cor que Chelwil High School held a rising Pere last night and arranged to offer five medals for efficiency in the different branches of school work. In San Antonio Friday night Fright announcing the Roathie ward Prime of New York at age 94. Mrs Teime formerly Miss Annie Gilbert remembered by many San Antonio residents who spent her girlhood in Liles City.
Superintendent Karley Mack urges public schools to educate for the business of life rather than careers. He notes 96 percent of students enter commerce or industry, only 4 percent enter professions, and suggests high schools prepare students for any field including farming with diplomas. Ada Crain leads the meeting with Camilla Yeemans presenting.
Halifax report says fire in the cargo of sugar on the British steamer Rio Lages, which sailed from New York, was caused by an incendiary bomb. Captain Bell stated the blaze, discovered early Thursday on the fourth day out, is now virtually out as Austrian and German saboteurs are suspected.
Property owners north of Bescon Hit denounce city neglect of drainage and street repair in their area. They cite unrepaired streets pools of water and tall weeds and report a dead dog hung on a fence after a 4 day incident. Neighbors call for action and express health concerns amid local complaints.
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