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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
11
Public telegram published in the Cologne Gazette rebukes Crown Prince Frederick for bellicose remarks on Morocco and government policy. Emperor Wilhelm II reportedly demanded restraint and warned against demonstrative utterances by the heir to the throne.
Fragmentary historical notice discusses politics and public opinion, noting the Emperor influenced the Reichstag episode and the crown prince's Friday absence. It references a health ad for Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. The text blends political commentary with a medical ad from Edwards King Drug.
Special to the Eight The El Paso and Amarillo courts remain effective and unaffected by the latest supreme court ruling. The decision answered certified questions from Chief Justice Peticolas in the Southern Pacific vs Sorey case, upholding the board of codifiers action against the secretary of Sa and validating the appointment of Judge J M Pressler of Amarillo County Court.
A posse of about 100 armed men traced Lee Ammstead through a swamp near Plant City after he shot Town Marshal Yutas and a guard named Garner. Ammstead slipped away during the night and the search would resume today with little hope of the wounded recovering. In Gonzales Texas the county reports a teacher shortage as trustees struggle to find staff for the schools.
In Isfahan a European traveler befriends Ma Hemet Aga and encounters Khanum, a beautiful wife whose jealous husband is warned. Khanum entices him into an escape plan in which her husband is killed and discarded in the river. The narrator flees to Europe, plagued by guilt and mystery.
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