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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1912
Page
3
The proclamation by Gen. Felix Diaz, issued during his revolt against Madero, attacks Madero as corrupt and ambitious. It pledges reforms to revive peace, condemns the 1910 revolution as a sham, cites incendiarism and slaughter as tools of the government, and seeks public support for Diaz’s program.
A fiery proclamation by Diaz against Madero urges the people to overthrow the inept rulers and establish a provisional government based on probity. It pledges honest elections, separation of powers, and a peaceful settlement under a banner of Peace Through Justice. The speaker appeals to the army to unite, promising his life and leadership toward national welfare.
A veteran San Antonio resident, Mr. A. T. Holmes, age seventy, praises Plant Juice at Fischer's drug store. He reports relief from general debility and nervous paralysis after taking the tonic, noting improved appetite, digestion, sleep, mood, and overall health. Fischer sells it.
Reports from Vera Cruz describe Federal forces avoiding direct engagement with Diaz as foreign consuls rush to protect interests. Refugee plans are made, a loyal hospital corps is organized, and trains are arranged to move non combatants if bombardment occurs. The Segueranca carries arms destined for the government and Diaz seeks to quash rebel soldiers at Fort Uluoa.
Reports from Vera Cruz describe General Diaz claiming US recognition for his cause while rebels control most city positions and federal troops guard the outskirts. Moves by Aguilar Del Allave and Beltran raise tension as German liner readiness signals international implications. Dispatches note American concern and potential talks with Secretary Knox.
Washington reports the United States remains non interventionist regarding the Diaz revolution in Mexico. Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson returns to Mexico City after meetings with Assistant Secretary Atlee and Secretary Knox. Officials vow renewed protections for Americans as Vera Cruz sees naval movements with Des Moines and Tacoma potentially arriving.
Special to the Light El Paso Oct 21 Juarez faces mutiny rumors within its federal garrison as rebels aligned with Felix Diaz threaten to desert. Loyal General Aubert prepares defenses while residents flee toward El Paso. About 300 rebels were sighted near the El Paso smelter days ago.
All detainees described as cooperating for safety were not rebels and were released after questioning. Authorities did not pursue further action, and no charges were filed.
News from Mexico City reports heavy patrols and widespread rumors as 450 hydrographic volunteers at the front are said to desert. The United States protests censorship in Vera Cruz and warns General Diaz over election plans while Diaz pledges honor and restraint. The government announces a 10 000 man division for capital defense under General Huerta. Blanquet’s arrival is delayed by rebel activity in Torreon.
Revenue officers boarded the schooner L. M. Dantzler in Mobile and found munitions of war believed destined for Mexico. The ship, under Captain Fremont, had been under suspicion for night loading for rebels at Vera Cruz. Officials say the vessel is in custody and evidence remains aboard.
Advert reads Digest it as a quick permanent remedy for indigestion with claims of 80 million sufferers in the United States. It says the small tablet relieves indigestion instantly, stops fermentation, and prevents distress after meals. A money back guarantee is offered if not satisfied.
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