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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1916

Page

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Legalistas plan uprising in Chihuahua to topple Carranza

British and American military circles report a Legalista organized bid to seize Juarez and strike Carranza garrisons in Chihuahua. The plan allegedly involves Villa aligned factions and anti Carranza groups to show the world Carranza weakness and press recognition policy. Juarez garrison is small and mutinous, aiding the movement's aims. Joe Ysabel Robles is cited as a leader coordinating anti Carranza factions.

San Antonio Chihuahua Legalista Carranza Juarez Villa Felixistas Zapatistas Legalista Movement Mexico Legalistas United States Carranga Juarez Garrison Atlanticity Joe Ysabel Robles

Five ships sunk claim questioned by Admiral Gleaves

Washington October 12 Rear Admiral Gleaves of the Atlantic destroyer flotilla expresses belief that no steamer Kingston or Kingstonian was sunk off Nantucket. After days of search no such vessel found and only five ships may have gone down. He notes survivors accounted for and credits mistaken identity with Knudson.

Washington, D. C Gleaves Atlantic Destroyer Flotilla Kingston Nantucket Montauk Point Kingstonian Knudson

President Wilson welcomed in Indianapolis on campaign swing

President Wilson arrived in Indianapolis for a midwestern campaign visit to address farmers and good roads advocates. He spoke briefly and declined to give speeches, greeting crowds along a packed parade route before heading to a private car for the Long Branch departure.

Indianapolis Ind Wilson st@e fairgrounds Long Branch N. J Ohio Indiana Dayton Richmond

Duke of Connaught and Family Leave for Home

The Duke of Connaught with Princess Patricia and the Duchess depart for home in a royal departure scene. The trio is photographed leaving, signaling the end of their official visit.

Duke of Connaught

Warships Patrol Coast As Ships Await Orders

New York dispatch reports American naval patrols off the Jersey coast with a destroyer circulating the Manamar at dawn. Eight or more entente flag vessels wait for agents to advise if it is safe to sail for Europe amid German submarine threats. Adriatic prepared to depart for Liverpool despite prior postponement.

New York North Atlantic McDonald Manamar Cuban Jersey MccDonald Europe White Star Line Atlantic Transport Line Cunard Line Pannonia London Gravesend Bay Adriatic Liverpool

Boston World Series win ends Brooklyn series 4 to 1

The Boston Red Sox defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 1 at Braves Field to clinch the World Series. Attendance surpassed forty thousand as Boston leads 3 games to 1 with strong fielding and pitching from Shore and Cady and early runs on Gardner and Hooper scoring on key hits.

Boston RED Sox Braves Mass Boston ‘Red Sox Brooklyn Larry Gardner Brooklyns Carrigan Pennock Wyckoff Mails Appleton Shore Ruth Bostons Pfeffer Smith Cady Meyers Hooper Janvrin Shorten Hoblitzel Lewis Gardner Scott Daubert Stengel Wheat Cutshaw Mowrey Olson Connolly O'Day Quigley Dineen Myers Hoblitzer Brooklyn Pfeffer Oriole Olson Lewis Olson Ty Cobb Lea Merkle Dell Solan

Bayonne Plant Strike Locks Down Constable Hook

Bayonne New Jersey workers from Standard Oil Tidewater Vacuum Pacific Coast Borax and General Chemical plants form a dead line near Constable Hook. About 12 000 men quit work triggering clashes with police and fire crews as guards protect plant facilities and city leaders report ongoing labor war. A woman spectator was killed and several dozen strikers wounded in yesterday’s clashes.

Bayonne N. J Constable Hook Standard Oil Company Tidewater Oil Company Vacuum Oil Company Pacific Coast Borax Company General Chemical Company

Believe Watson Guilty

Local business men and others testified that Watson could not receive a fair trial in McLennan county They stated they believed his guilt from what they read and heard but would be persuaded by new evidence The defense says many witnesses remain to show prejudice in the county against Watson

Waco, Tex T. R. Watson McLennan County Watson

Health of troops shows weeklong improvement on Mexican border

Washington report from the War Department notes the national guard and regular army troops in the Mexican border area improved for the week ending October 7. Militia sickness at 1.91 percent with three deaths. regulars at 3.23 percent with five deaths.

Washington, D. C War Department

Dove Bears Name U 58 Edgewater Mystery

A white dove with a yellow metal band marked U-58 was caught in a Edgewater New Jersey office window. Police hold the bird while they determine its origin after the submarine raid off Nantucket last Sunday.

Edgewater N. J Nantucket

War Loan Success in Paris Indicates Strong Demand

Paris reports the Bank of France received 16 million francs in gold last week in exchange for paper and bonds. The sum, three times the recent monthly average, is viewed as evidence of the war loan's success and market appetite.

Paris Bank of France

Weather Snapshot for San Antonio Tonight and Friday

Tonight and Friday in San Antonio and nearby areas expect partly cloudy skies. Temperatures cooler overnight with mild afternoon warmth and light winds shaping a calm weather pattern for the period.

San Antonio Vicinity

Weather Forecasts by The Light

Forecasts for multiple cities including St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City and New York with temperatures winds and rain likelihood. Friday outlooks show cloudy conditions in most cities with possible rain and variable highs and lows across the region.

T. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York Washington

President Wilson Tours Midwest Declines Speeches

President Wilson greeted by cheering crowds in Dayton and Richmond as he travels by private car to Indianapolis. He declines political speeches but voices support for national defense and announces an Advisory Commission to the Council of National Defense. Members include Willard Compers Baruch Rosenwald and others.

Wilson Richmond Ind Dayton Ohio Indianapolis Tumulty Carey T. Grayson White House Council of National Defense Congress Daniel Willard Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Samuel Compers American Federation of Labor Franklin H. Martin Chicago Howard E. Coffin Detroit Bernard Baruch New York Committee On Naval Consulting Board

Mexican peons uneasy over Villa feared by Americans too

An El Paso dispatch cites a Mexican Protestant missionary narrator who says peasants fear Villa yet would back him if U S forces advance south. He describes starvation in Zacatecas, devalued Carranza money, and refugees blocked by Carranza recruiters en route to the United States. Typhus spreads in interior states.

EL Paso Tex Villa Mexico Zacatecas United States Chihuahua City Carranga Exicans Carranza

German Casualties Reach 3.56 Million Through September

An official British compilation released in London cites German war casualties from the start of the conflict through September totaling 3,556,018. It notes 179,684 German losses in September alone, based on German official casualty lists.

London

German Socialists seek interpellation over war propaganda funds

A Berne telegram reports German Socialists plan to question Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg about alleged wartime newspaper propaganda spending totaling 200 million marks in two years. One fifth supposedly funded in America with large sums also used in Greece and Turkey.

London von Bethmann-Hollweg America Greece Turkey

Greek provisional government to appoint war minister

General Zimbrakatis has been named minister of war in the Greek provisional government formed at Saloniki. He took the oath of allegiance in the presence of Venizelos Counselor Doundouriotis and Danglis. The government seat is undecided but likely Mytilene.

London Zimbrakatis Saloniki Reuter Venizelos Coundouriotis Panyotis Danglis

Connaughts Leave Ottawa for England Hidden Sailing Date

The Duke of Connaught retiring governor general of Canada with the Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia left Ottawa to return to England. Due to war conditions, the sailing date is withheld.

England Ottawa Ont Duke of Connaught Governor General of Canada Duchess of Connaught Patricia

Gerard Denies Warning Wilson On Submarine Threat

James W. Gerard, United States ambassador to Germany, arrives in New York and issues a statement denying his homecoming was to warn President Wilson about Germany's submarine warfare. He asserts relations between the U.S. and Germany remain friendly and stable.

New York James W. Gerard United States Germany Washington Berliner Tageblatt Copenhagen

Dickinson Sets New Memphis to Chicago Rail Record

Jacob M. Dickinson, Rock Island receiver and former secretary of war, beat the fast train schedule by arriving in Chicago at 10 53 p m after 533 miles from Memphis in ten hours and fifty minutes. He traveled in a special car to reach his wife who fell ill yesterday.

Chicago Jacob M. Dickinson Rock Island Lines Memphis Illinois Central Railroad

John MacDonald of Kansas Educational Journal dies at 73

TOPEKA Oct 12 John MacDonald editor and owner of the Western School Journal and a prominent Kansas educator died suddenly in Topeka He was 73 and had lived in Kansas for forty six years He was born on the Island of Lewis in the Hebrides.

Topeka Kas John MacDonald The Western School Journal Kansas MacDonald Island of Lewis

Navy Adopts Plans to Use Full Strength for Neutrality

The Navy Department completed a definite plan to employ the entire destroyer force, light cruisers, tugs, and auxiliary craft to defend American waters and block shore radio contact if neutrality violations persist after a German raid. Mobilizing privately owned coast motorboats was considered but faced obstacles. Naval militia are assigned to reserve ships as needed.

Washington, D. C Atlantic Navy Department

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U. S Princess Patricia Gost Helgoland Gutshaw Sox Ccs R. HE Braves Field Boston Boys Charles River Waco Dove U-53 Weather Forecast Gerard Dickinson NAVY New England State Department Lansing Knight Newport
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