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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1913

Page

5

Judge Dwyer Locked Behind Jail Bars

Former Thirty seventh District Court judge Edward Dwyer was briefly a prisoner in the city jail after the outer door was inadvertently left open. A quick warning by a jail trusty via the police tube led to his release by Captain Coy, leaving the judge to depart laughing. A stray note references wine grape tread in Spain.

Edward Dwyer Thirty-seventh District Court Dwyer Torres Fitzhenry

AUBERT'S MEN DESERT AND ALVAREZ TRAPPED NEAR TORREON

In Mexico City on October 10, reports say General Tracy Aubert failed to reach Torreon as most of his 2000 federal troops deserted en route. Alvarez, leading 1000 men, was ambushed near La Loma and captured with his staff, reportedly executed by the Constitutionalists.

Mexico City Tracy Aubert Torreon Saltillo Madero Aubert Hiplolito Ignacio Bravo Manguia Escudero Alvarez Durango la Loma Hipolito War Department Blanquet Monterey Senor Cologan Y Cologan

Cannons Move To River Bank As Eagle Pass Awaits Crisis

In Eagle Pass Texas on October 10 American troops and the artillery division deployed along the river bank facing Piedras Negras. Cannons on the hillsides and at the river suggested real warfare as refugees and residents watched in tense anticipation amid rumors of a large Constitutionalists force near Guadalupe Hacienda pursuing Huerta.

Eagle Pass Tex Piedras Negras Guadalupe Huerta

Peruna praised as woman’s friend in Philadelphia testimonial

Mrs. E. C. Everly of Franklin Street Philadelphia proclaims Peruna improves health and urges all women to keep it on hand. She notes quick refreshment for fatigue nervousness and despondency and mentions Peruna Tablets as an alternative for those who object to liquids.

E. C. Everly Franklin St Philadelphia

Carranza Army Near Eagle Pass Spurs Border Tension

The interior assures residents the Carranza army is within a half day’s ride of the border and could arrive any hour while American troops occupy downtown streets. Refugees react with relief and agitation. warrants are issued for Mexicans who flee.

Eagle Pass Torreon

Swift's Sure Specific Promoted for Catarrh Cure

An advertisement extols Swift's Sure Specific as a blood inoculation remedy that cures catarrh by cleansing mucous linings. It claims rapid bloodstream distribution, improved nasal passages, and headache relief, urging readers to buy from druggists and contact the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for advice.

Swift Atlanta

Unusual American Action Noted by Mexican Border

The passage reports federal soldiers gathering along the west bank of the river near the international bridge as Constitutionalists are believed to be concentrating for a renewed assault on the city.

Warner Mexico International Bridge

Turmoil in Torreon Deepens as Mutiny and Killings Reported

Reports from Vera Cruz say 60 Spaniards died at Torreon with locals estimating over a hundred foreigners killed. An evacuation official version prompts concern over U S Mexico relations as mutinous Federals join Constitutionalists and troops clash near Saltillo and Torreon.

Vera Cruz Mex Torreon Wilson John Lind Mexico United States Lind Alvirez Bravo Constitutionalists Tracy Aubert Saltillo Campoa

Charity rates annulled for Mexican refugees transportation

The Southwestern Passenger Association voted to discontinue reduced charity rates for American refugees from Mexico at its quarterly meeting in St Louis. The action followed federal funds appropriated to transport financially distressed Americans from danger zones in the southern republic. The rates had offered about half the usual fare from Mexico to home.

ST. Louis Mexico Southwestern Passenger Association

Mexican gunboat seizure report denied by Isthmian captain

A telegram from the Isthmian captain denies any claim that the freighter Jason was seized by Mexican gunboats and taken to Guaymas. The American Hawaiian Steamship Co and Jebsen & Co report no news of the Jason. The ship Isthmian arrived in San Diego from Mexican ports prior to October 10.

San Francisco Cal American Hawaiian Steamship Company San Diego Jason Jebsen Company Guaymas Jebsen & Company

Refugee Caregiver Exhausted Aboard Transport Buford

The Buford ferrying 27 refugees from Topolobampo to the United States includes Mrs. Theodore R. Hamm wife of the American consul at Durango who is worn out from overwork caring for arrivals.

Washington, D. C Buford Topolobampo Mex Theodore R. Hamm Durango

Mayor Brown Gavel Crafted by School Pupils

Alternating pieces of lignum vitae will form a gavel for Mayor Brown crafted by Main Avenue High School manual training pupils. The wood arrived from Central America with student Robert Collier. Glue delays drying in damp weather. the mallet should be ready early next week and a boy committee will present it to the mayor.

Mayor Brown Main Avenue Central America Robert Collier Panama Brown

Citizens urged to aid road workers on November 5

San Antonio residents including women clubs churches and lodges are asked to provide lunches or hire substitutes for workers building roads between San Antonio and Austin. D E Colp Chamber of Commerce highway division secretary sent letters to about 40 organizations requesting pledges of a day's labor or 1 50 cash. Engineers plan tasks and officials back the effort with support from four counties.

San Antonio Austin D. E. Colp Chamber of Commerce Colp Here Austin Chamber of Commerce Organiza

Route committee advances to San Antonio visit

A planning committee resumes travel on October 15, returning to San Antonio and stopping in towns along the route to work through the plans in full.

San Antonio Pato

Girl 16 Supports Family With Four Siblings and Paralyzed Parents

Mrs. Sadie Haley of the Associated Charities describes a case of eight in a family with a paralyzed father a frail mother and a paralyzed son. The oldest daughter 16 earns four dollars weekly and helps with rent groceries and bills. She seeks plain sewing work for the mother and asks for anyone with such work to contact her.

Sadie Haley Associated Charities

Murder Trial Begins in Dallas for Drouilhet Case

In Dallas Texas arguments opened in district court in the murder case of Raymond Drouilhet charged in connection with his wife’s death on August 30. A jury is expected to be seated shortly after noon today.

Dallas Tex Raymond Drouilhet

Association Work Told by Secretary at Business Women Meeting

Miss Mabel K. Stafford state secretary spoke at the Business Woman's Club meeting on the Young Women's Christian Association role and the spring building campaign. Mrs. Love outlined an art based Bible study plan. parliamentary drill and law classes were arranged for members. John Browett, nine, sang in the parish church choir for seventy nine years.

Business Woman's Club Young Woman's Christian Association Mabel K. Stafford E. D. Love J. T. Smith Bertha Miller el Paso Association San Antonio Miss Stafford Beaumont John Browett Glaston, Ruthland

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