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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
1
Prohibition forces in Indiana prepare for a nomination in Indianapolis as candidates for the state resistive movement align with the anti slavery league. A launch is planned for November 16 and 17 in Indianapolis to rally support for prohibition.
Aristide Briand, French war minister, told Amhishm newspaper correspondents that police suggestions would not be considered, aiming to drive France's war effort to success by arms. He praised closer ties with the United States and pledged minimal censorship to allow better reporting, signaling state press policy amid wartime.
Readers witness the coronation of a 15 year old crown prince as Japan’s new emperor. The ceremony features elaborate robes, jade inlays, ceremonial swords, and a crowd cheering with the national Sanzai anthem as the emperor ascends Takumikorn, with Prime Minister Okuma officially declaring the accession.
George Mitchell of Garnegle Pa testifies after relatives aged eight to old. He credits Plant Juice with curing his stomach trouble and a host of symptoms including indigestion, dyspepsia, belching, bad breath, and tiredness. The remedy is sold in San Antonio at Pfischer's Drug Store.
The text describes gowns worn by forelim ladies during a ceremony lacking the empress and entourage. Only chiefs of missions wives and their suites attended. Twenty foreign gentlemen attended, including eight Americans such as Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Wheeler, and Mrs. Horne.
Galveston Tex Nov 10 One hundred Villa officers left Douglas Ariz for Piedras Negras at 7 oclock last night having accepted amnesty according to a message from General Dulles Carranza commander at Agua Prieta received by the Mexican consulate here. The officers will return to their homes in Mexico from Piedras Negras.
Percy Tyrrell manager of the Gun ter hotel returned last night from a weekly hunting trip in the territory near ravxartville with a large buck. He was accompanied by J B Bonner of Austin editor of the Harpoon. They spent a week camping about eighteen miles south of Brackettyilla on the Uyturger ranch.
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming five minutes to relief from sour stomach belching and heartburn. It touts a fifty cent cost with a hundred dollar satisfaction guarantee and urges keeping the remedy handy at home for frequent upset stomachs.
Washington November 10 Willam J Bryan issues three formal statements disputing President Wilsons use of biblical quotes to back military preparedness. He questions Roosevelts Old Testament reference and argues the gospel favors peace not Armageddon urging a focus on defense and restraint amid imagined threats.
LONDON November 10 The Daily Telegraph reports Asquith will seek a $2.009 billion vote of credit and deliver a major speech on the war finances while Lords peers push for tighter oversight of naval and military spending raising fears over total war costs. PARIS November 10 Finance Minister Blu department proposes a new 5 percent state loan with unlimited amount and an income tax on war profits effective January 1 1916 as a substitute for the current wartime levy.
Reports from during the disaster state 482 passengers aboard the Ancona, with crew totaling 260 and ship’s company 648. About 270 passengers, several injured, landed at Biberta, while 54 crew reached Cane Bon, Tunis. Sinking occurred in a small triangle near Sardinia, Sicily, and Bizerta, amid war news on passenger lists and cabin counts.
A promotional note extols Southwest Texas as rich land with vast opportunities for hundreds of thousands of families to settle and prosper, inviting belief in its development potential and land abundance.
Fragmentary notice discusses Vitalites, a natural tonic pitched to southern readers with claims of health benefits and wide export potential. It also reports ships like Europa and Creole carrying passengers, plus a discredited rumor about Harold Mettormick aboard the Ancona, with officials denying his departure from Europe.
Charles Leverkuhn a 74 year old farmer from Horkley died in Houston after being struck by a jitney. The driver Walter iota was detained as an investigation began into the accident occurring at Houston's transit area on November 10.
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