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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
4
Opinion piece arguing against a proposed dam above San Antonio. Calls the project foolish and dangerous, citing financial strain from other bonds and flood risks. Deterrence of voters supporting the dam is urged, insisting alternative flood-diversion methods exist.
The Mexican Federals captured Piedras Negras opposite Eagle Pass with about 300 men, reportedly without opposition. The event is viewed as a setback for the Constitutionalists, highlighting that moral force can outlast physical strength in war, and may influence American views on the Huerta conflict.
The piece discusses the Constitutionalists possibly being recognized as belligerents, their capture of Torreon, and the strategic importance of Piedras Negras and Monclova. It notes ammunition shortages and cites Lord Beresford on supply issues, arguing recapture of Piedras Negras and Monclova would influence world opinion and American views, framing politics as intertwined with war strategy.
The Wilson administration faces a rare chance to bolster the navy with a three battleship program. Secretary Daniels backs greater first class ships while President Wilson is urged to endorse the plan, viewing an adequate naval policy as essential.
The inquiry regarding naval appropriations dominates expectations as Congress prepares to consider the forthcoming appropriation bill. Analysts weigh how current defense needs and fiscal constraints will influence support and potential amendments.
An editorial argues against ICC control over railroads citing doubt about the plan to give the commission authority over management and operations. It warns such a move dangers substituting one group of managers for another and favors solving the New Haven crisis through improved private oversight and accountability.
A Philadelphia metropolitan district manufacturer spends about 1 million dollars annually on advertising. The ad department drives new orders while builders expand the factory to meet demand. The firm emphasizes sowing seeds before harvesting profits.
A quotation from the Ithaca Journal warns physicians against private remedies and guaranteed cures. It stresses that no reputable doctor should claim certainty or secrets, as rigid rules cannot cover the human condition and secretive practices prey on victims’ finances.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram notes at length that importers can buy corn in South America under current prices, cover transport costs, and still profit. It cites 225000 bushels of Argentine corn arriving in the Ohio valley and another 225000 bushels unloading in New York, while Texas concentrates on domestic corn for feeding hogs and winter lard finishing.
London business circles fear Britain loses a valuable opportunity by not exhibiting at the San Francisco Panama exposition. The sentiment may push the government to reconsider its invitation stance, while British industries will still be represented by individual efforts and enterprise.
In a small shop behind his joinery, a Biedermeier mahogany vitrine draws attention from Herr Lehmann and Frau Lehmann as a dealer courts a higher price. The couple schemes to outbid a noble rival and celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary with the coveted cabinet.
A new season stage gown in citron green duvetine features a velour like surface and Liberty silk texture. The design shows knee tied drapery with a cut steel buckle, steel buttons on the waistcoat, white buckskin boots, and a black hat for a striking finish.
Mann refused to let the baron claim the cabinet as Lehmann buys it for 120 marks amid an anniversary rush. The couple then transfer the china cow, Homer statue, china duck, china cat, and a lady’s china boot to the expensive Biedermeier vitrine, promising not to surprise each other again.
A Boston era discussion notes that mass nominating and self lawmaking prove no universal cure. The writer contrasts Progressive and Direct Nomination era forecasts with practical politics in Massachusetts, arguing laws do not create outcomes but reflect already existing will and human nature across nations and history.
A reader argues city bonds were sold below par with accrued interest and questions Mayor Brown's adherence to city charter sections 53 and 108. The letter urges strict following of the law and accountability for sinking fund handling. Signed U. Know.
The Austin Statesman notes resignations and retirements due to low judicial pay. It cites Judge Ward quitting San Antonio over a 3000 dollar salary and mentions Associate Justice Williams leaving the Texas Supreme Court for financial reasons. The piece argues salaries weaken the system and deter capable jurists. Travis County is praised for its strong bench.
The Temple Telegram notes the agitation over prohibition spans a decade, driven by voters more than politicians. It argues two Democratic factions exist in Texas and that prohibition is a key, yet not sole, fault line shaping politics and elections across cities and the state.
Posthumous Indiana Polis News tribute recalls Dr. Augustus Maverick slain August 18 by Lee Johnson. The piece cites Maverick’s New York Medical Record essay on nature’s misfits, notably the nose, its flaws and the risk of inhaled bacteria. It also notes Uruguay forming a geology institute with an American director and assistants.
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