Jubilee Day Arm y events draw San Antonio crowds
San Antonio marks Army Day activities with a Jubilee reception at the women’s building and exhibits honoring veterans and descendants of independence fighters. Daughters of Republic and local clubs attend as veterans and citizens prepare for the big day with concerts, drills, and a plan to attract 20 000 attendees.
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San Antonio
Ely
An's
Daughters of Republic
Fort Samon
Bers
Grand Army of the
Blic
Confederate
J.T. Conrad
Third Cavalry
Main Exposition
J. S. Kirchevill
J. Hale
Ninahouse
Miss Bell
Nina Gill
Citiare
Carrington
Permanent emergency rates set for Port Aransas shipping
The Texas railroad commission agreed to make permanent the emergency differential rates between Port Aransas and Texas points. Judge M J Bell said permanency aids shippers and commerce, after emergency rates began July 15 for cotton and Sept 18 for other commodities. Attending were Judge Bell, M F Smith, and E O Burton.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
Texas Points
Port Aransas
Railroad Commission
M. J. Bell
San Antonio
Aransas Harbor
Judge Bell
Mayfield
Texas
Aransas Pass
Houston
M. F. Smith
Aransas Pass Channel
Pajama Attacker Routed By Coed With Hat Pin
Miss Agnes Thornton of Bedford Massachusetts a Beloit college student woke to a burglar in her room armed with a hat pin she chased the intruder through a park delivering a dozen thrusts prompting screams and the thief to drop her violin her roommates then rallied coeds to aid.
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Beloit
Wis
Agnes Thornton
Bedford
Mass
Beloit College
San Antonio Area Weather Update
For San Antonio and vicinity to night and Wednesday fair, colder to night. Clear skies and light winds expected with cooler overnight temperatures across the region.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Tourists Weather Summary Across Major Cities
Observations at 8 am report varying conditions. St Louis 44 with NW wind and rain, Chicago 50 rain with NW wind, Milwaukee 42 rain, St Paul 38 cloudy and fair later, New York 58 cloudy with rain, Boston 54 partly cloudy and rain, Washington 58 rain with NE wind. Temperatures list daily lows ranging from 36 to 56.
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IT. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
New York
Boston
Washington
San Antonio Light Denies AP Wire Carry By Others
The San Antonio Light asserts no basis for claims that any other newspaper carries the AP leased wire into San Antonio in whole or in part. The paper emphasizes exclusive use and warns against spreading unverified statements.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Turkish Army Rout by Beer Troops Near Elassona
Greek forces pursue retreating Turkish units from Chisikata toward Servia as Elassona falls. Turks abandon staff maps and a million cartridges, dropping clothing and most engineering gear. Greek casualties tally one captain two sublieutenants and nineteen men killed with seventy five wounded. Greek positions hold Grimbovo and Xirovouni heights. Turkish artillery fails to affect Grimbovo.
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Athens
Greece
Chisikata
Servia
Elassona
Epirus
Grimbovo
Xirovouni
Greeks Cross Turkish Frontier at Two Points
London dispatch reports Greek forces advancing on multiple fronts as they cross into Turkish territory at two points in Epirus and near Servia. Greek efforts target Uskup Adrianople and the Monastir Saloniki corridor, with Bulgarians and Servians pushing toward Prishtina and Uskup amid Albanian tribesmen resistance. Montenegrins appear inactive.
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London
Servia
Bulgaria
Greece
Uskup
Adrianople
Grecian
Epirus
Grimbovo
Monastir
Saloniki
Prishtina
Novipazar
Turkish envoy predicts short Balkan war and punishes impertinence
Youssouf Zia Pasha, Turkish ambassador to Washington, says hostilities arise from Balkan states and claims Turkey can mobilize one million troops immediately. He asserts reforms in Macedonia provoked revolts, faults Christian volunteers, and touts strong treasury with $33 million revenue rise.
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Washington, D. C
Balkans
Youssouf Zia Pasha
Washington
Balkan
United States
Turkey
Balkan States
Macedonia
Italy
Greeks to Leave Oregon for Military Service
About seven hundred Greeks will leave Portland on Friday for New York by special trains en route to join the army. At a mass meeting the local Greek community subscribed $3000 to defray travel and related expenses.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
New York
No Answer on Molina Amid Chicago Police Probe
Chief of Police Lancaster has not received a reply to his telegraphic inquiry to Chicago police about Luis Molina who tried to force his way to Colonel Roosevelt's room at Mercy hospital. Lancaster suspects Molina is the man who passed bad checks on the St. Anthony Hotel company and he wired a description to Chicago officials asking them to detain Molina if the description matches.
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Lancaster
Chicago
Luis Molina
Colonel Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Molina
St. Anthony
Barr the Novelist Dies in Surrey Home
Robert Barr, the Scottish novelist, died during the night of heart failure at his residence in Woldingham, Surrey, England. The passing occurred in his London era home as reported from London.
Colonel Roosevelt Arrives Home Wounded but Resting
Theodore Roosevelt and party reached Syosset from New York at 9 30 am four miles south of Oyster Bay. He rode to Sagamore Hill with a bullet wound in his overcoat and was treated to bed rest after arrival. Doctors advised a week of absolute rest and potential Madison Square Garden speech pending his recovery.
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Syosset
Oyster Bay
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
George E. Roosevelt
Madison Square
Texas Women Will Help Raise Money
Dallas Texas October 25 Was designated Wilson and Marshall Day by Mrs W F Robertson to aid the Democratic campaign. She urges all Texas women to fundraise on October 25 through tag days or movie shows with no cap on contributions, sending proceeds to national headquarters.
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Dallas
Tex
Wilson and Marshall
Texas
W. F. Robertson
Wilson and Marshall Campaign Committee
Robertson
Democratic Party
Cooler Tonight With Frost In Panhandle
A cold norther from the northwest lowers temperatures across the Panhandle with frost expected tonight. Today will be cooler with frost, then fair with slight warmup on Wednesday. Temperatures dropped to 28 to 38 in the Panhandle. Victoria reports rain this morning.
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Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Panhandle
Victoria
Monument to Alamo Heroes organized in San Antonio
The Alamo Heroes Monument association filed its charter in Austin noting no capital stock. Formed to erect a monument to Alamo heroes in San Antonio, the directors include Mrs. Eli Hertzberg A M Fischer W M Morgan RD Colp Chas J Lukin Emil Locke O D Pfeuffer Alex Joske George Saur and J E Webb. About 150 San Antonio incorporators are listed.
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Austin
Tex
Berkshire Fire Near Lookout Cove Under Control
Wireless reports from the revenue cutter Seminole say the fire aboard the Berkshire at Lookout Cove North Carolina is apparently under control early today. Captain Carden believes it unsafe to ferry landed passengers from Cape Lookout life saving station to Beaufort to continue by rail.
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Washington
Berkshire
Lookout Cove
N. C
Carden
Cape Lookout
Troops to Stop Gambling at Mineral Springs Track
Forty members of Company F Third Infantry Indiana National Guard under Major George W. Wreyermuth left South Bend for the Mineral Springs race track near Porter Indiana to halt alleged gambling activities.
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South Bend
Ind
Mineral Springs Race Track
Porter
Third Infantry
Indiana National Guard
George W. Wreyermuth
Be sure to Frame Becker Trial Witness Says Plot Aimed to Save Self
In New York on October 22 the Becker murder trial heard SAID witnesses describe a frame up by Rose Webber Vallon and Schepps to save themselves. Sullivan testified that Rose Webber and others plotted to frame Becker, offering money and urging perjury while Becker faced murder charges.
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New York
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Goff
Jack
Sullivan
John F. McIntyre
McIntyre
Justice Goff
Jack” Sullivan
Rose
Webber
Rosenthal
Vallon
Schepps
Wallon
Bridgie Webber
Speculation Grows Over Houston Mayor Election
Houston Texas October 2 speculation runs high as Mayor Rice will not seek reelection Col Jake Wolters and County Judge Ammerman decline to have their names used Judge William Masterson says he is considering the matter Many other possible aspirants are mentioned in civic circles
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Houston
Tex
Rice
Jake Wolters
Ammerman
William Masterson
Fifty-fifth District Court
Johnson Back at Work Plans Roosevelt Schedule Campaign Swing
Camden dispatch reports Governor Johnson resumed duties after arriving in New York. He outlined tentative dates Roosevelt would have filled and prepared to deliver the opening address of a final campaign week in six eastern states. A private car will transport him through the campaign.
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Johnson
Camden
N. J
New York Y
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Battle 10 Begins Today at Vera Cruz
In dispatches from Mexico City and Monterey the crisis at Vera Cruz escalates with reports of a combined attack by loyal land and naval forces and a mass exodus of federal officers deserting their posts. The United States seeks protection for American property as Diaz supporters rally.
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Washinton
State Department
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Madero
United States
Juan Sanchez Azcona
Monterey
Mex
Felix Diaz
Polite surrender demand sparks foreign protection measures in Vera Cruz
In Vera Cruz General Beltran demanded surrender of the city to federal troops. General Diaz replied politely, seeking evacuation time for noncombatants and informing foreign consuls and the US consul of protections. American neutrality and safety arrangements were outlined as fighting loomed.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Beltran
Simon
Diaz
Charles F. Hughes
United States
Des Moines
Hughes
Commodore Azueta
Azueta
Ulaca
Ward Line
Seguranca Bataibe
Sherveson Dd U
Chsef
Marchant
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J. S. Slayden
Dick Oll
W. G. Tobin
W. B. Tuttle
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J. T. Williams
George Est
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J. T. Hull
Albert Steves Jr
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W. C. Rigsby
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R. W. Carr
L. D. Right
R. J. Onderdonk
C. Han
William Aubrey
Carlos Bee
Y Burney
Luther B. Clegg
E. B,dler
J. B. Carrington
Franklin
L. G. Denman
George Hichlitz
Drought
D. K. Furnish
T.C
George Gillette
Erhardt Guen
F. M. Hicks
A. W. Houston
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George Houston
I.s.pmann
Ben M. Hammond
Winer ‘Kelso
W. W. Lipscomb
E V. Maverick
Lewis Maverick
Y Halff
H. Partee
Ovella
loLla
Norther
Buell
Alamo Heroes Monument Association
Lobby Gow
Mr. Moss
Veracruz
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