Recognition of Dictator Predicted in Mexico Crisis
The article discusses potential moves by Huerta's cabinet to push Congress to meet only to ratify decrees dissolving Congress and delaying elections. It mentions British naval actions, U.S. protests, and comments by Lord Cowdray on Mexican oil concessions and protection of interests amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Virginia
Leon Raemies
Morelos
Oil
Bank of Wall Street
Tuxpam
United States
Louisiana
Lord Cowdray
Bitter Criticism of U S War Policy in Outlook
London dispatch notes Outlook on Mexico crisis calling the looming conflict a money grubber war. It argues the United States pursues colonial expansion and domination via the Monroe Doctrine, predicting revolutions and regional instability across Trinidad Jamaica Panama and Northern Mexico tied to American influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ing
Outlook
Atlantic
Outik
Napoleon
United States
United
Mexico
Unitedites
Oak
Trin
Jamaica
Panama
Opia
Dr. Wilson
Federals Near Juarez as Villa Mobilizes South
Juarez teems with soldiers as Gen Jose Rodriguez says Federals are 32 miles south with 1000 Villa followers marching to meet them. Villa and staff left Juarez after news of Samalayuca advance, with 8000 more men ready to ride trains. Villa claims 7000 in Juarez and asserts destruction of the Mexican Central. artillery accompanies his force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Pancho Villa
Associated Press
Jose Rodriguez
Villa
Juan N. Medina
Samalayaca
Rodriguez
Love Feast 5 at Carnival Showcases Vitalitas
Report of a Love Feast at a carnival booth for Vitalitas the Vital Remedies product drawing enthusiastic visitors from across regions around Houston. John Akin quotes strong praise and notes fair displays explaining extraction and the product’s claimed health benefits for stomach liver bowel and blood. The display aims to widen awareness with a booklet recounting the product history and relief claims. The same Vitalitas is advertised at Wagner's 407 Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Ies
John 8S. Akin
Vital Remedies
Ruile
Vitalitas
Orid
Atery Fair
Wagner's
Houston Street
Maderos Leave Port as U S Forces Move Fugitives
Evaristo and Daniel Madero and their party were taken from Vera Cruz to the cruiser Chester after boarding the Rhode Island. The vessel sails toward Havana with a possible transfer to Morro Castle or Ward liner if met at Progreso. wives head to Mexico City. authorities oppose bail release and vow re arrest. Local rumor claims military orders to execute the Modernos upon reaching the fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Evaristo
Daniel Madero
Rhode Island
Chester
Havana
Morro Castle
Progreso
Maderos
Mexico City
San Juan Alia
Warship Leaves Tuxpam to Return to Vera Cruz
Rear Admiral Fletcher reported the battleship New Hampshire had departed Tuxpam for Vera Cruz. The move, amid assurances from Constitutionalist Aguilar that foreign property would not be molested, signals a return to order between Tuxpam and Tampico.
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Washington
Fletcher
New Hampshire
Tuxpam
Vera Cruz
Aguilar
Tampico
Mexican Congress
State Department
United States
Great Britain
Mexico
Spearins
Mexican Political Target and Britain Warship Dispatch
The article notes that northern Mexico is defined by a line from west of Tuxpam to Tampico. It reports unwillingness among constitutionalist reps to accept anything short of a full conquest and Huerta's removal. Secretary Bryan condemns a false claim that the State Department protested Britain sending ships to Mexican waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Tuxpam
Tampico
Carranza
Huerta
Bryan
Mexico City
State Department
Great Britain
Mexican
England
Carranza plans social dance amid west coast campaign
Gen Venustiano Carranza stays in Magdalena Sonora amid preparations for a west coast campaign. A dance tonight will host townspeople and Carranza staff officers, with Sonora bankers and officials arriving for social events tomorrow. He denies foreign troop recruitment and comments on Wilson Lascurain dispute.
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Magdalena
Sonora
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Hermosillo
Nogales
United States
General Ojeda
Guaymas
Maytorena
Cruz de Piedras
Lee Christmas
Chicago
Wilson
Huerta
Pedro Lascurain
Madero
Luárez
Lascurain
Gobernacion
War veterans to hear fiddlers at Majestic Theater
San Antonio Civil War Veterans will be guests for Thanksgiving Eve at the Majestic Theater. Colonel Pattee leads three Union and three Confederate veteran fiddlers in a effervescent ante bellum program. Front seat reservations are set aside for local veterans who may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Raymond
Majestic Theater
Pattee
You Deserve the Best If You Ask for It
Motivational note urges readers to pursue top quality and insist on premium products. Emphasizes asking clearly for superior options and not settling for less. Ends with encouragement to seek value and excellence.
Postponed Speed Races Aim to Greet Faster Track
Exhibition car races drew fans as San Antonio hosts a dirt track meet at the Fair Grounds. Officials postponed the main program due to safety concerns, promising coupons honored Sunday with additional exhibitions. Louis Disbrow, Ralph DePalma, and Mason drivers showcased notable runs while burlesque events thrilled crowds, including Dr. W A Hering winning the You Auto See in a comical six-car race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
San Antonio
Railbirds
Louis Disbrow
Ralph DePalma
George Mason
Ed Rickenbacher
Mason
Frederick J. Fielding
Fielding
Dr. Fielding
J. Alex Sloan
Gus Monckmeter
Staver-Chicago
Bill Endicott
Joe Clearey
Heine Unbricht
Endicott
Bill Chandler
W. A. Hering
W. H. Furlong
W. H. Loring
American Automobile Association
Dr. Hering
Auto Tire Factory Planned for San Antonio
San Antonio to host an automobile tire factory formed by the Texas Climatic Tire Manufacturing Association. Output starts at 100 tires daily with goals to cut price 15 to 20 percent and guarantee 4 000 miles. Elliot W Knight will head manufacturing with rubber specialists from Akron ready to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
F.T. Parks
Texas Climatic Tire Manufacturing Association
Parks
Akron
Elliot W. Knight
Madero
Mexico
Knight
Obituaries of Wier Schneider Cooper in San Antonio
Obituary notices local to San Antonio report the deaths of James D. Wier 72 at his daughter’s home, Albertine Schneider 76 mother of Rev. Father Friedolin Schneider, and James Thomas Cooper 70 at his residence. Wier survived by a large family. Schneider’s funeral at St. Joseph’s Church. Cooper to Stockdale for interment with services at Stockdale Methodist Church.
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H. Thode
This City
Roseberry
Oklahoma City
H. J. Albertson
Denver
Colo
Apa
T. A. Wier
Dexta
N. M
Mission Burial Park
Tragic Deaths Reported for Cortez and Cain Siblings
Rafael Cortez 17 died at 420 San Fernando Street after arriving from Pandora Texas. Alma Cain 20 died in bed at 1624 West Salinas Street after epilepsy. inquest by Justice Campbell noted cause and survivors including her parents T L Cain and siblings.
New Permits Not Required for Saloons Says Comptroller
Comptroller Lane announces no action will close state saloons and that new bonds must be secured promptly while new permits are not required. The department will follow attorney general rulings stating new bonds are necessary but permits are not.
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Austin
Tex
Lane
Colquitt Urged to Run for Third Term
Fort Worth Texas November 22 Governor Colquitt admits he is urged to seek a third term but has not decided whether to run.
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Colquitt
Fort Worth
Tex
Churches Plan Holiday For Census House to House Drive
San Antonio school boards grant a half day on Tuesday December 2 for a city wide census canvass. About 2000 volunteers from public and parochial schools and religious groups will visit homes 2 to 4 pm to collect information and encourage church participation.
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Bishop Shaw
Father W. Hume
J. Shreve Durham
Home Visitation
Daily Press
Durham
Home Visitation Committee
San Antonio
St. Louis
Roads Concert Tonight at Grand Opera House
A large audience is expected for a benefit concert at the Grand Opera House by the San Antonio Orchestra under Professor William H. Smith. The 30 piece ensemble will perform a varied program for the Bexar County Highway League while A. M. Fischer, league president, has been composing a song titled Good Roses to be judged by the public at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Bexar County Highway League
San Antonio
William H. Smith
A. M. Fischer
Highway League
Father of Labor Day Dies in Manchester
George McGuire, known as the father of Labor Day, a cigar maker, died in Manchester today. He first proposed a labor holiday at a Chicago labor convention in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
George McGuire
McGuire
Chicago
Chicago reformer lectures on vice and double standard
Clifford G. Roe of Chicago, noted reformer and former assistant state's attorney, spoke at Travis Park Methodist Episcopal church on the social evil. He denounced legalized vice, warned of dance halls and child disappearance, urged education and high school instruction on the issue, and received strong audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford G. Roe
Chicago
Illinois
Travis Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Roe
Rotary Club
Equal Franchise Society
Wolff & Marx
San Antonio
Y. Mi C. A
Emory Hawk
H. C. Burgin
Lectures On Philippines Travel To San Antonio
A. V. Dalrymple former governor of Amburayan province arrived in San Antonio with his wife and daughter to campaign publicity for the Philippine Islands. He plans about nine months in the United States delivering lectures on commercial and agricultural conditions and the Philippines U S relationship. San Antonio may be included in his itinerary and lectures will target chambers of commerce and civic bodies mainly in the Southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Merchants’ Association
Government of the
Philippine Islands
A. V. Dalrymple
Amburayan
San Antonio
United States
St. Anthony Hotel
Dalrymple
Philippines
Chambers of Commerce
Dallas Baptist offer backs half million for sanitarium build
At the Dallas general convention Colonel C C Slaughter pledged up to 200000 toward a 500000 goal for the Baptist sanitarium. The gift would match two dollars for every three raised from others and may fund a free clinic, extra dining room and a nurse home. All reports and recommendations were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Baptist Sanitarium
C. C. Slaughter
Accidentomic: Brother Fatally shoots Sister in Sherman
In Collinsville Bunyan Morgan accidentally shot and killed his sister Jewel age 1 while handling a shotgun at the family home. Local sheriff investigates the fatal incident reported from Sherman Texas on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Sherman
Tex
Bunyan Morgan
Jewel
Collinsville
Prince Keiki Tokugawa, Last Shogun, Dies in Seclusion
Prince Keiki Tokugawa born 1837 in Edo died aged about 80 in Tokio. He ruled Japan briefly as Shogun in 1867 68 abdicated during Emperor Meiji’s restoration and lived in seclusion before being titled prince in 1898.
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Tokio
Keiki Tokugawa
New York
Keiki Tokugaw
Keiki
Japan
Kanagwa
United States
Perry
Empire of Japan
Uedo
Kyoto
Matsuhito
The
Japan Times
Okuma
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