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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1915

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Carranza to add U S along border crisis details

Washington reports from Nov 11 state General Cucuzza seeks quick border settlement and Mexican secret service to aid authorities near the line. Villa moves via Mo Vina toward Nogales with about 7,000 men nearby and 2,000 near Cananea, Nuce, Vita Verdi. 1,000 with him. Wilke deserters cross into the U S. U S cautions citizens to stay out of Mexico. Reports also note articles stirring anti American sentiment in Brownsville and bandit activity uncertain near Quietes ranch. Colonel Bullard investigates, Private Madden wounded. Midden loses two fingers.

Washington, D. C State Department Cucrazza Secret Service Nogale Wilke Amer Jcan Nuce Villa Canunea Vita Verdi Naco America Mexico Carranza Alextesa Jess B. Madden Company C Twenty Sixth Infantry Quietes Ranch Madden Bullard Jenn Bhacle- Mun Pyurida

Ancona Submarine Encounter Reported by Teutons

Morning dispatch from The Stefani News Agency claims the Ancona, sailing with British passengers, received no signal to stop from a submarine at five miles distance. Shelling followed, with boats being prepared for launch and many passengers killed or wounded on deck. Attempts by survivors to approach the submarine were repelled. Shells and torpedoes then struck from 600 yards.

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Survivors Reach Shore After Ancona Sinking Near Tunis

Reports from Tunis and Naples recount Nov 10 and 13 salvage of Ancona passengers after encounters with submarines. Survivors say Austrian flag was replaced by German, 26 people rescued near Cape Bear and Semirio Island, while sea conditions hindered escape.

Bok Tunis Paris Anconeva Ile Waabserser Sean Ancona Anc ‘Com Bidi Daniel Cape Bear Penthenia Lelieses Naples Haly Garo Bon Fayg Rome Tribuna Lusitania

Missing American Report From Naples Cites Vague Details

Naples dispatch reports an American named Pesquale Laurine missing after a stated incident. The account cites unclear charges and circumstances, with an emphasis on official listings and incomplete descriptions from local authorities.

Grand Jury Active in Texas Antitrust Probe

Austin, Nov. 11. Grand jury of the Criminal District Court continues deliberations amid strong interest. Assistant Attorney General Clyde A. Sweeton attends, signaling intensified scrutiny. Investigations reportedly concern alleged antitrust violations, land frauds, and irregular department rules, with details to unfold.

Austin Tex Criminal District Court Clyde A. Sweeton

Mrs Armour Dead in Kansas City Transfer Founder Dies

Mrs Margaret Armour, widow of SB Armour and founder of Armour & Co, died in Kansas City today. She was aged 84 and lived at 314 Parking Point. Funeral arrangements pending with Armour estate.

Kansas CITT Xov Aburgaret i Apiour Sb, Armour Ute Transis Armeur & Cotte Young

Details Sinking Ancona Liner Sought by State Dept

Secretary Lansing said the State Department will gather information on the torpedoing of the Ancona and seek survivors for statements before approaching any foreign government. Ambitious reports from Ambassador Page and Consul White described American casualties and saved passengers, with mixed early figures and ongoing clarification of who survived from the 491 aboard.

Washington 2D. C Lansing State Department Ancona Aken United States Ambassador Page American Sons White Nunes Pesgenesers Siaantshin Jepartonant Teat Bussager Pago Consul White Napier Societa Malin Atemuehip Auconit Hirst Mra Cecilie Lacre Alowatilea Dututivo Princeay M. Lamiara Ubt Nibre Save T

Ancona sinking reports from Naples prompt telegraphic inquiry

Local agents report no official Naples telegram about the Ancona incident. Hartfield sought explanation why no report arrived and cabled Naples urgently. Survivors include Mrs. Ceile J. Griel of New York. the ship carried 482 passengers and 158 crew when torpedoed.

Yori Ner Anecany Puititeda Hollis & Company Hom Naplex Avcona Mediterranean Hartfield Ald Naples Tne Hartfield Isador Lelenter New York Gay Russ Rhode Leichter Rome Ceeile J. Griel Griel Iasi No Manhattan Europe Italy Bari

Frisco reorganization plan cuts Frisco capital by 8.3 percent

Missouri Public Service Commission hears plans to reorganize the St. Louis San Francisco Railway. The plan reduces fixed charges by 47.16 percent and capitalization by 8.31 percent, exchanges bonds for income bonds, and lowers annual fixed charges by 5.7 million dollars. Shares are assessed five dollars each.

Jefferson City St. Louis St. Leula San Frangisco Certai Missouri Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas & Texas St. Louis, Tron Mountain & Southern Public Service Commission K.T. Swarne Reorganization Committee Henry Prics 5! Lats Nixon J. ©. Enix Rex Evivers

Navy strength urged for offensive capability in Senate remarks

Washington senator Stance, Democrat of Missouri and chair of the foreign relations committee, returned for the session and declared the country must be prepared to take the offense if needed. He said a robust navy would deter attacks by other nations and guarantee security.

Washington, D. C Stance Missouri

Heating items and arrest lead to disease scare in Texas

In San Angelo Texas on November 11 authorities report arrests after a man spread pedr ing brushes causing a pearlet fever scare among fifteen children in neighboring towns. A sweeper woman is detained during the investigation. The note lists stove prices from 1.50 to 25.00 and mentions Sam Spetr Hardware Con 219 Loso.

Sam Spetr San Angelo Tex Tre Swoman

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