Jubilant San Antonio school Jubilee exhibit showcases domestic arts
The Jubilee exhibit displays art drawings from first through eighth grades and varied domestic science projects. Visitors note the value of art education amid curriculum changes while high and manual training departments show cooking, sewing, and forged iron gates. Negro schools feature cooking, cleaning, and a temporary tailor shop under Prof. W. J. Knox and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Nellie Lytle
Lucille Smith
Lucille Chabet
Adele Horner
Kate Neighbors
Belle Monney
Mildred Oettinger
Elsie Jonas
Sarah Gibbs
Brackenridge High School
Adolf Uhr
Prof
W. J. Knox
Emma Pirie
Wilson Presses On After Suffragette Ejection
Governor Wilson wrapped up a campaign stop amid a suffragist uproar as an impatient audience demanded questions. An usher grabbed a protester who fought back, and police escorted her from the hall. Wilson expressed regret but defended free questioning and continued to Carnegie Hall and Brooklyn venues.
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Kempner
Wilson
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Carnegie Hall
New Jersey
Diaz Revolution Turmoil Weighs on Vera Cruz
Seized papers at Castello reveal grounds to suspect Garcia Granados former interior minister under de la Barra. Granados may have joined Gen. Diaz who has called Madero tyrant. Reports conflict on Diaz progress as Vera Cruz quiet but fighting expected. US cruiser Des Moines presence protects Americans while Diaz bars bombardment without warning.
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Castello
Garcia Granados
Interior
de la Barra
Senor Granados
Felix Diaz
Madero
Nueva Era
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Mexico
United States
Des Moines
Women Aid Campaign In Nueces County
Women in Nueces County join the Wilson Marshall campaign fund drive led by Mrs W B Hopkins wife of the district judge She has named a precinct representative from each voting area to help raise funds for the ticket in Corpus Christi October 19.
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Women Aid Campaign
Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces County
Wilson and Marshall
W. B. Hopkins
Hopkins
Texas Wilson-Marshall Woman's League
Football Player Killed in McKeesport Game
Edward R. Silvers, right guard for the McKeesport Olympics, died at McKeesport Hospital from injuries suffered in the third period scrimmage of the game against the Johnstown All-stars. His skull was crushed in the collision.
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Pittsburg
Edward R. Silvers
McKeesport
Johnstown All-stars
Silvers
A Real Hero First Bachelor Judge Exchange
A judge contrasts a hero with a first and second bachelor remark and cites a question on heroism. The report notes SS and broad wartime context mentioning 600000 Japanese gathering seaweed for food and German tests on dried potato greens as stock.
Plan of campaign for Felix Diaz revolt outlined
Simultaneous incidents are planned in Juarez Agua Prieta and Piedras Negras as rebels rally for Felix Diaz. Within twelve miles of Juarez tonight a force met work train troops. another force nears the border on the Mexican Central railroad. Gen Inez Salazar leads about 1700 men north of Pearson. Rebels unite with Diaz movement across Sonora toward Agua Prieta. Recruiting in El Paso active with pay of one dollar gold daily until border crossing raises to two dollars. two hundred recruits said secured today.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Agua Prieta
Piedras Negras
Felix Diaz
Mexico Northwestern
Baucho
Inez Salazar
Pearson
Chihuahua
Diaz
Sonora
Palomas Ranch
Eighth Ward Clean-up Meeting Sets Final San Antonio Effort
The Eighth ward clean-up meeting will be held at Bonham school Garden street on Tuesday October 22 at 4 o clock. Five hundred invitations have been issued to San Antonio clubs and organizations. Dr W A King will preside. The campaign aims to finish the ward by ward effort and spur future cleanliness projects in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Eighth Ward
Bonham School
Garden Street
W. A. King
Citizens’ Auxiliary
Board of Health
Ward
Citizens’ Committee
Clean-Up Campaign Aims to Tidy San Antonio Streets
The clean-up committee led by Ray Mackey will pressure San Antonio merchants this week to stop leaving litter on sidewalks. Merchants are asked to place refuse in proper receptacles rather than sweep it into gutters, improving the city’s appearance for visitors.
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San Antonio
Ray Mackey
Mexican Revolt Agents Recruit by Seizure Across Borders
Federal forces press recruiting by seizure amid complaints that naturalized Americans are forced into federal service. Two Americans freed after El Paso protests to Gen. Tracy Aubert. Diaz Gomez and Orozco factions seek allies. plans place David de la Fuente as artillery chief in the north. Juarez sought to open northern port if U.S. recognition comes. Arrests of six Mexicans in Mexico City linked to El Paso intelligence.
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el Paso
Tracy Aubert
Gomez
Vasquez Gomez
Diaz
Orozco
Madero
David de la Fuente
Diaz-Gomez
Juarez
United States
Mexico City
Garcia Granados
Francisco Pradilla
U S Plans Non Bombardment Strategy for Vera Cruz Encounter
The state department says there will be no bombardment of Vera Cruz as rebels and federals clash outside the city walls. The policy echoes a 1904 San Domingo precedent, suggesting Mexico City could face a similar external battle while Diaz Aguilar Zapata forces confront Huerta. The Des Moines, wired from Progreso, Honduras, heads back to Vera Cruz at full steam.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Vera Cruz
State Department
Diaz-Aguilar
Huerta
San Domingo
Mexico City
Diaz
Aguilar
Zapata
Republic
Des Moines
Progresso
Honduras
Tacoma Sail Vessels Proceed Toward Tampico
Near noon tomorrow the Tacoma sets course for Tampico from Bluefields. The ships remain essential should issues arise with the new rules governing the ongoing fighting in Mexico, ensuring needed reach and support in the region.
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Tacoma
Tampico
Bluefields
Mexico
Vasquez Gomez Eyes Diaz Plan for Provisional Rule
Senior Emilio Vasquez Gomez, once Mexico’s president, hints at joining Felix Diaz if called, citing the Plan of Tacubaya as guiding framework and predicting Madero’s downfall as northern rebels unite with Zapata and Diaz to erase opposition. He denounces Madero as a traitor for unkept promises.
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Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
San Antonio
el Paso
Felix Diaz
Vasquez Gomez
Tacubaya
Madero
Zapata
Diaz
Didapp bound over in El Paso revolt case
Juan Pedro Didapp representative at Washington for the Zapata revolutionary party waived preliminary examination before United States Commissioner Oliver on charges of conspiring to organize a revolt in Mexico. He was bound over to the federal grand jury to meet in San Antonio December 3 with a $1600 bond. Col Pascual Orozco and two others were acquitted of conspiring to smuggle arms into Mexico. Orozco remains held on a murder complaint by the Mexican consul.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juan Pedro Didapp
Washington
Zapata Revolutionary Party
United States
Oliver
Mexico
Federal Grand Jury
San Antonio
Col
Pascual Orozco
Juarez
Braulio Hernandez
Chihuahua
Castro Herrera
Orozco
Diaz in Paris Poverty Report From Biographer
Mrs Alec Tweedie, historian of Porfirio Diaz, reports ex president Diaz and his wife live in poverty in two small Paris hotel rooms. Diaz, aged and imprisoned by exile, remains mentally and physically vigorous and unhappy over Mexico’s turmoil since his departure. Col Diaz uncle’s temperament noted. nephew’s role in Mexico’s unrest discussed.
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New York
Alec Tweedie
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
England
Paris
Diaz
Col. Diaz
Senor Diaz
Diaz revolt links reach to San Antonio and Galan family
Mexico's new uprising led by Felix Diaz is traced to San Antonio where Andres Garza Galan a Pie Dras Negras official and former coal magnate is active. The Galan brothers, once wealthy landowners with vast cattle ranges, have been exiled to San Antonio since Madero's rise and their properties are now controlled by the government.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Felix Diaz
San Antonio
Andres Garza Galan
Piedras Negras
Diaz
Galan
Coahuila
Madero
Fence wired to deter predators across states
A fence can be made car proof by string ing a tight wire about two inches above and parallel to the top. Thirty-eight of the forty-eight states have fairly adequate laws for the protection of insectivorous birds.
Bulgarians Advance on Adrianople After Mustapha Pacha Victory
Bulgarian main force holds Mustapha Pacha after an all night battle and prepares to strike Adrianople. Other Bulgarian columns reach Druma Garnia and Tsarevosolo as Turkish troops rush to defend the city. Montenegro and Greek forces report mixed gains across the front amid Albanian reinforcements and strategic maneuvers.
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London
Mustapha Pacha
Adrianople
Turkey
Constantinople
Sofia
Druma
Garnia
Tsarevosolo
Rhodope Mountains
Philippopolis
Timrush
Belgrade
Ristovatz
Bujanovatz
Uskub
Lake Scutari
Essed Pasha
Scutari
Athens
Saloniya
Greeks and Bulgarians Plan to Reach Adrianople and Strike on Constantinople
The Athens war authorities say Greeks Serbians and Bulgarians could form forces at Adrianople within marching distance of Adrianople and use the fleet to pass the Dardanelles and shell Constantinople from Marmora while the Bulgarian army advances on the city.
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Uskuri
Scutari
Adrianople
Athens
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmora
U S Warns Citizens Over Balkan War Neutrality
Washington dispatch reports the acting secretary of state says no neutrality request has been received from Turkey and Greece yet. The United States will issue a proclamation of neutrality to warn citizens against interference, with no formal reply anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Turkey
Greece
United States
Carnegie Back From Sojourn in Scotland
Andrew Carnegie returned with his wife and daughter from Scotland to New York on October 19. He rejected expatriation, praising the United States, and announced support for Taft’s reelection. He commented on royal behavior, expressed friendship with Roosevelt, and predicted European powers may intervene in the Balkans.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo
Carnegie
George
Paradise
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Taft
Europe
Balkan
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