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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
1
In an address at a university, Langdon-Davire urged formation of a world power to check aggression. The English author warned against actions by the States and called for collective security, stressing moral duty and international responsibility.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Roni warships near Mestean and a cruiser at Veen Cruz. Mentions armored ships and units with unclear attribution. Reads like a whetted wartime dispatch from an unidentified Nov 18.
Strikers reply to Scott recounts issued statements and charges amid a work stoppage at a rail yard. Leaders deny company claims of disciplinary actions and vow protests against safety rule changes while condemning management tactics and warning of potential petitions and policy shifts.
A damaged text fragment mentions Tevstevell Bilt and Oyen ter with references to birthing, pressed ly Mrosutenl, and stirring engines at the Sut ern Dacifin. No coherent event or clear names emerge, rendering a concise record difficult.
A dated Houston message from O. B. Scott, president, regrets a recent clash between executives and officers of the companies. It cites failure to mediate through the National Board of Mediation and Carcthiony, promises to honor existing obligations, and stresses loyalty and continued service of employees. It warns of unresolved tensions and vows support if harmony can be restored.
Fragmentary line from a page 1 continuation hints at a villa related story and a person named Jumez. The readable text is incomplete, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Amid border tensions Mexican constitutionalist soldiers and United States cavalry block entry to Mexico while refugees seek safety across the river. US troops reinforce El Paso as shots ring out near the river. civilians watch from across the line and trains bring additional guards and soldiers to the border.
Fragmentary speech writings show supporters urging abstention and caution against economic impact. References imply a push to sustain morale and pressure on authorities while warning of broader consequences for markets and governance.
A period account details corporal punishment for prisoners in Ramee Mi Frau en route to Aul, with 30 lashings reportedly ordered by a Repraser of Momand. The narrative mentions various figures and places, including long-ago figures tied to medical and political names, and references to international events and a controversial revival.
Readable dispatch describes a coastal attack near Chihuahua City and moves by General Vablo Gansutes toward Torreon in the Texas border region. Reports from Washington cite lights and possible firefight background as authorities monitor the situation.
Washington, D.C. Nov 5 delegates to the AE National Conservation Congress will convene to focus on protecting United States woodlands. Reports discuss watershed regulation, stream flow, water for irrigation, and preserving forests to sustain timber supplies amid conservation efforts led by officials including Secretary Garrison.
About seventy New Jersey suffragettes arrived in Washington to urge President Wilson to back the suffrage movement. They were escorted through downtown streets to Suffragette Headquarters and will attend an afternoon meeting featuring Speaker Ina Milkolianitites and editor Childe Durr, pushing for federal action.
Pittsburg Pennsylvania reports that a 22 year old man named Welshs underwent a physical exam revealing a chest expansion of 3 inches and a 1-4 inch incline test value. The test results are described as unconventional by the examiners, who withheld the man’s name.
The Liberal party endorses a manifesto supporting acceptance of the Popornd treaty with cession of the novaal route and a naval use option for the United States, while sovereignty over canals remains recognized. Reports cite President Wikson’s notice and a profound conference outcome. A Montreal staffing note reports the loss at sea of the steamer Coliier Tridgenort with 42 coal cargo and potential fatalities. Sailors involved in a separate incident are named with injuries from a streetcar collision.
A garbled obituary fragment mentions Mary Tucker age five of Tanginmnt. lists survivors Chjriessi Ainsea Doverhynd Evie Tucker and others. Additional notices reference Wiliam Scott 66, Sones W C Jones 45, Mary Ann Kelly 72, with funeral details and local addresses in San Antonio and Lovensbury context.
A garbled 19th century naval notice details a ship stricken from the fleet list, with 1897 date of the Dayls ship laying and commissioning Mar 18 1890. It mentions torpedo tubes, rapid-fire units, and officers, plus references to West Virginia and Fairmont donors. The report concludes with a coastal incident involving a Naval Collier and salvage efforts.
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