Revolt Leader Emilio Vasquez Gomez Claims Stirrings In Mexico
Laredo Texas November 30 1911 Special to the Light Alberto Corvarrubias is jailed with 1000 proclamations naming Emilio Vasquez Gomez as revolt leader against Madero. Proclamations list Paulino Martinez Francisco J Guzman and Policarpio Rueda. Rueda ex governor ad interim of Chiapas. Martinez aide to Vasquez Gomez Guzman secretary. Authorities report Plan of Tacubaya revival and tight river patrols to curb arms and munitions as arrest waves continue on both sides.
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Laredo
Tex
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Madero
Alberto Corvarrubias
New Laredo
Paulino Martinez
Policarpio Rueda
Francisco J. Guzman
San Antonio
Martinez
Vasquez Gomez
Guzman
Rueda
Chiapas
Tacubaya
Mexico City
Emilioasquez Gomez
Santonio
Regista
Anulfo Berlinga
Reyes
Mexico
Nuevo Leon
Nuevo ‘Laredo
Simondetti Case Tangles Mexico City Washington Talks
Mrs Est T Simondetti arrives in Baltimore claiming refuge from Mexico where her husband publisher of El Diario seeks aid from officials and lawyers. Ernesto Imondetti, former El Diario general manager, fears arrest as bankruptcy actions and misappropriation claims unfold amid court investigations. Bastrop sees heavy building as the year’s boom continues with several large business houses rising.
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Associated Press
Altimore
Est T. Simondetti
Katherine Noble
Mex
el Diario
Mexico City
Washington
Exico City
Ernesto Imondetti
General Manr
Inshington
Department
Ice
Pany
Stors
Simondetti
J. Hayes
Taylor car shops resume work after short layoff
In YLOR Texas on November 30 workers at the Taylor car shops of the International Great Northern rail resumed work after a brief layoff. Only part of the crew had been idle for two days while a longer layoff was reported but not confirmed.
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Ylor
Tex
Taylor Car Shops
Ir National ‘& Great Northern Rail
Eas
San Antonio Light Quotation Is Questioned
A noisy claim suggests that the Associated Press wire carried to or through San Antonio is published by any paper other than the San Antonio Light, asserting no basis or support for such assertion.
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Associateds
San Antonio
Thanks giving Day Notice Discontinues Late Edition
The LIGHT informs subscribers no late edition on Thanksgiving Day and no paper will be published after the regular City Edition.
Powers May Act to Restore China Peace
In Tokyo influential quarters believe a mediation stage has been reached in China. It remains to be seen which power will take the initiative but the prevailing view is that Japan England and the United States will act together to restore peace in China.
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China
Japan
England
United States
Weather warms tomorrow after frosty start across state
Morning temperatures ranged from 20 at Del Rio to 34 in Galveston with a 24 degree reading in between. Forecasters expect warmer days ahead though another freeze tonight hits the coast from Corpus Christi to Florida.
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del Rio
Amarillo
Panhandle
Corpus Christi Bay
Florida
Galveston
Sunset Lines names four assistant general managers
Houston Nov 30 The seven Harriman lines in Louisiana and Texas announce four new assistant general managers. Gus Radetzki will assist VP GM W G Van Vleck in Texas D K Osburn leads general maintenance of way I A Cottingham becomes engineer of maintenance of way Central East West J T Conner heads motive power for Central East West. a fifth AGM will later handle motive power on remaining lines W M Hobbs remains general superintendent for Louisiana lines.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Thornwell Fay
Harriman Lines
Louisiana
Texas
Gus Radetzki
W. G. van Vleck
D. K. Osburn
I. A. Cottingham
Mc Namara Trial Adjourns with Eight Sworn Jurors
In Los Angeles on November 30 the Mc Namara trial paused for a holiday with eight jurors sworn and two salesmen passed for cause. Two seats remained vacant as Judge Bordwell adjourned court twenty minutes early and told veniremen to report Friday morning.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Bordwell
Fourteen Cardinals Created at Vatican Consistory
The Vatican held a grand consistory as fourteen new cardinals were created, including American prelates Cardinal Farley Archbishop of New York Cardinal O Connell Archbishop of Boston and Cardinal Falconio. The ceremony featured a public procession to the throne of Pius X, the bestowal of red hats and titular church assignments, and a secret consistory granting each cardinal a protectorate over his church.
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Associated Press
Rome
Vatican
Falconio
Farley
O'Connell
Bristol
Cardinal Farley
Hotel Quirinal
Cardinal O'Connell
Monastery of
San Antonio
Cardinal Falconio
Michael Angelo
Sistine Choir
Abbe Perosi
Ecclesiastics
Curia
Pope
Pius X
John M. Farley
New York
William O'Connell
Boston
Diomede Falconio
Washington
Sistine Chapel
Santa Maria Aracoeli
Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
Church of
San Clemente
Man Arrested for Vagrancy After Self Harm Attempt
Patrolman Lawrence testified a white man named CC P Storey tried to end his life with a knife last night. Storey admitted the act, was treated, and arraigned for vagrancy in police court. Judge Buckley postponed ruling for several days.
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Lawrence
P. Storey
Buckley
East Commerce Street
Elmendorf
Storey
Vermont
Abel Byrens Arrives in San Antonio With Art Collection
Abel Byrens a known New York artist arrives in San Antonio and stays at the St. Anthony hotel with a collection of paintings by eminent masters and his own works. He may display them in the hotel parlors early next week.
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Abel Byrens
New York
San Antonio
St. Anthony
Southern Educational Association Opens in Houston
The twenty second annual convention of the Southern Educational Association opened in Houston with a record attendance. President Cassidy and local officials welcomed visitors as sessions began, with Texas teachers notably present. debates on rural schools and civic duty followed, while a night session focused on the education of Southern girls.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Southern Educational Association
Cassidy
Lexington
Majestic Theater
Taylor School
H. Baldwin Rice
P. W. Hord
Houston Public Schools
John W. Abercrombie
Tuscaloosa
Ala
H. L. Whitfield
Industrial Institute and College
Columbus
Miss
South
W. H. Elson
Cleveland, Ohio
Texas
D. B. Johnson
South Carolina
B. C. Hagerman
Kentucky
R. L Blanten
Virginia
Edgar O'Dell Lovett
Southern Educational Council
Alabama
Abercrombie
Mississippi Industrial Institute and College
Church
Whitfield
Bruce Brown Wins Begond Grand Prize in Savannah Race
David Bruce Brown 24 year old millionaire wins his second Grand Prize driving an Italian Fiat in Savannah Georgia. Eddie Hearne finishes close behind in a German Benz as Ralph De Palma places third in a Mercedes. Mulford and Bragg contend until engine troubles knock them out.
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Associated Press
Savannah
David Bruce-Brown
Eddie Hearne
Bruce-Brown
Hearne
Bruce Brown
Ralph de Palma
Ralph Mulford
DePalma
Fred Wagner
Bragg
Vanderbilt
Wagner
Fiat
Hemmery
Bragge
Buick
de Palma
Cobe
Mulford
Patchke
Wishart
Bob Burman
Benz
Caleb Bragg
Marmon
Hemmety
Acquitted Motive Charge In Ysleta Murder Trial
Disidrio Diaz was acquitted yesterday morning in the district court of the murder of Florentine Sasichez in Ysleta last June. The verdict ends a case filed in Laredo Texas with special to the light reporting the trial outcome.
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Laredo
Tex
Disidrio Diaz
Florentine Sasichez
Ysleta
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