Plan of San Luis Revolution Reform Declared
A manifesto dated November 16, 1911 from B. Reyes outlines a reform plan for Mexico, declaring the October elections void, naming a provisional president, and calling for a revamping of taxes, land policies, and military command to establish a constitutionalist movement and Free Zone on the northern frontier. The document urges the army to rise, portrays Madero’s government as illegitimate, and describes the envisioned structure for transitional governance and post-revolution reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiero
San Luis Potosi
Congress
Republi
San Luis
Soledad
Tamaulipas
B. Reyes
Madero
Pino Suarez
Salvany
Miss Minerva Reminger Describes Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure
Upper Bern Pennsylvania resident Miss Minerva Reminger writes of years of nervous prostration and a stomach that would not retain food. She says Hood's Sarsaparilla improved her health immediately and claims a complete cure, attributing relief to purified rich blood and strengthened nerves.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Duncan says border situation under control near Laredo
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Duncan, commander of the Department of Texas, reports no disturbances anticipated along the border. He met with civil and military authorities in Laredo, praises harmony, and notes a false report of a disturbance distant from the city. He is monitoring Brownsville territory but sees no need to visit unless developments arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Duncan
Department of Texas
Laredo
Duncan
Brownsville
Coalition suspected in dynamite findings at Laredo
U S officials believe a coalition of Magonistas and Registas manufactured dynamite bombs found days ago at Laredo. Intercepted communications link the two groups and authorities search for Magonista representatives in San Antonio. Magonistas active in lower California against Madero regime.
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Magonistas
Registas
Laredo
United States
Department
San Antonio
California
Madero
Obituary notices for McSorley Toland and Woodley families
Annie McSorley 59 died at home after years of illness in San Antonio where she lived 18 years. Survived by husband, three sons Joan Patrick Thomas, daughter Mrs H G Richardson. Funeral 4 pm today from home then St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Maron B Woodley 1 year old, and Mrs Annie Toland 59 Ohio native who moved from Galveston eleven years ago. Funeral arrangements listed for Toland with interment at St Marys Cemetery. Active bearers named EB W Austin H Moths George Wideman J T Carl Ed Burke William Ziegler.
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McSorley
Annie McSorley
North Hackberry Street
San Antonio
Joan
Patrick
Thomas McSorley
H. G. Richardson
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Annie Toland
William Toland
East Locust Street
Ohio
Galveston
Mary
Rose
Nora Toland
Wtf
Yoakum
Tex
George Owen Toland
Oklahoma
Funeral held for Dr. Thomas T. Marshall
The funeral of Dr. Thomas T. Marshall was held yesterday afternoon at the Sloan & Hagy chapel. Rev. T. V. Neal of Prospect Hill Baptist Church officiated with interment in Cemetery No. 3.
Phillip Shortel 72 Dies at Home in San Antonio
Phillip Shortel aged 72 died at 12 45 yesterday afternoon at his home at 2017 South Flores Street. He had lived in the city for six years and will be buried in San Fernando Cemetery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortel
Phillip Shortel
South Flores Street
San Fernando
Rockefeller Interference Recalls Bonds Takeover Delays
Merritt testifies about delays by Rockefeller counsel and minister Gates in taking over bonds. He recalls Gates presenting Rockefeller leverage to force compliance while Merritt and his brother faced ouster and legal risk. Gates claimed Rockefeller would protect them if they aligned, but Merritt refused and faced pressure over Mrs. Rockefeller's loan.
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Ates
Rockefeller
Lon
Reid
Steel Corporation
Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Reid
Merritt
Mr. Gates
Mr. Rockefeller
Gates
Mr. Merritt
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago
Chicago‘university
High Court sustains comptroller in liquor license case
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals sustains the State Comptroller W P Lane in cancelling Schultz and Bass liquor license for Victoria County. Injunction against the comptroller was temporarily reversed and set aside. Case to be tried on its merits. Other decisions: affirmations from Bexar and Wilson counties. Stocking v. Huth reversed for appellant. rehearing motions overruled in several cases.
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Victoria County
W. P. Lane
Schultz and Bass
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
E. D. Henry
A. Boedker
Bexar
Nettie Keller
Marshall Keller
I. E. Wiseman
J. R. Cottingham Et al
Wilson
Ed Friedrich
Fritz Geisler
Next Friend
August Giesler
San Antonio Traction Co
Elmer E. Young
A. L. Stocking
Alvin Hut
Plan to reform restricted district with home missionary meetings
San Antonio's Social Purity league outlines a campaign to visit houses in the restricted district and preach self-respect and social purity. Committees led by Dr. Frederick Bowen and Dr. Cross will mobilize ministers and laymen, with women’s clubs forming an auxiliary force. A December 4 meeting at the Y M C A will organize the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Purity League
Young Men’s Christian Association
Trans-San Pedro
San Antonio
Frederick Bowen
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Cross
South Heights Methodist Church
M. J. Bliem
W. 8. Townsend
I. M. Page
Anti-White Slave Association
Page
League
Bottled in Bond Whisk and Rye Ads by Star Liquor Co
Local liquor ads offer pure old rye or bourbon whisk in bulk or bottled in bond at best prices. Star Liquor Co at 121 Commerce St provides prompt citywide delivery and two phone numbers for contact.
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Bond
Star Liquor Co
Commerce St
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Leo
Clower’s
Main
Houston
Aransas Pass
Davy Crockett
H. L. Wagner
Cor. Ave. C
Houston St
Saga P. S.A & AP
W. C. Hirzel
Gunter
Pleiffer
Scott
Imperial Tires
F. T. Parks & Co
East
Houston Street
Rabhlita
Hogkefeller
High Court
Tait
Woodward Carriage Co
Sabiah
Texas
ST. Mary’s Street
Plano
Purity League
A. Coliman
Main Ave
West Commerce St
H.C. Rees
Charles Ree
Rees
West Commerce Street
Sullivan's Bank
S. M
Stewart Titte Guaranty Company
Homer Jones
West Commerce
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