Labor Day Parade Draws Thousands to San Antonio Park
Parade of about 5000 people led by state, county and city officials moved along Houston Street to Alamo Plaza, with a major Exposition Park program at Exposition Park featuring speeches by Lieutenant Governor W. P. Hobby and labor leaders. The event showcased unions, bands, and decorative parades with many civic and corporate dignitaries attending and residents enjoying music, athletic events, and a baby show.
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San Aneonio
Exposition Parks
W. P. Hobby
Slump Plaza
Crockett Street
Avenue Fy
Hoenstan Street
Alamo Plaza Iin
Font of the Alamo
Interatonal Allied Printing Trade
Axactations
Louie A. Schwarz
Philadelpia
International — Photo - Engravers Unton
Pater J. Brady
Ban York City
International
Fhoto-Engravers’ Union
New York
Ad. Jed Printing ‘Trades Association
B. Smith
San Antonio
Sam Artanis
Cty
Tay Lanhert
J. Hansen
R. Neil Campbell
Justine Anton Mourland
J. F. Garland
Hans Helland
James R. Davie
Daech Klaus
Henny Meyer
Bat Corrigan
Palm Beach
Tinners Union
Caiun
San Antonio Musicians’ Union
Carnetters Union
Slade
Teamsters
Tailors
Te Processinn
Bend
William 14
J. D. Nordhaus
Joe Charpentier
Trades Catinesl
Spenkers
Lieiudienant
W. P. Webby
Carlos Bee
Garment Workers
Culon
Brewery Workers’ Union
Tiiion
Carpenisrs Cuion
Rand
Taphical Thien
Irintiie Trades Council
Otter
Ff. Pt Stereotypers’ Union
Chauffeurs
Trion
Nd Enginemen
Balloona
Pope Sends Verbal Peace Message to Wilson Questioned
Washington reports debate over Pope Benedicts peace message to President Wilson. Cardinal Gibbons may have delivered a Vatican note, but details remain unconfirmed. Rome dispatches deny an authentic personal papal message to Wilson, stating no direct text or peace message existed.
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B.C
Nome
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Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Pope Benedict
Vatican
Rateas
Seriices
Paris
Giornale Wallawa
Wilcow
Bryan to Address Friends of Peace in Chicago
In Chicago the Friends of Peace convened with William J Bryan delivering a major address. The resolutions committee report on embargo provisions for war materiel was expected to be debated, with J J Tobias pressing floor remarks if needed. Henry Weissman said Bryan’s remarks would not bind the convention and vice versa, while Congressional members from Iowa and Pennsylvania were slated to speak.
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Chicago
Willian
Bryan
Friends of Peace
J. J. Tobias
Henry Weissman
Lele
Congresseiwn Olimer
Iowa
Porter
Pennsylvania
PeruviAn Bark Mercurio derelict sighted at sea
The Italian steamer Indradeo arriving in Honolulu reports sighting at sea the Peruvian bark Mercurio, a waterlogged derelict with no signs of life aboard. The Mercurio, formerly the Newsway, sailed from Berkeley California July 3 with lumber, 509 tons, crew of about fifteen.
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Honolulu
Ife l
Mercurio
Barkentine Newsway
Bureke
Cal
Shn
Bankers to Meet Seattle at 42nd Convention
About 1000 delegates gathered in Seattle for the 42nd annual American Bankers Association convention. Sessions begin today and will cover wartime finance, foreign trade expansion, and Federal Reserve banking operations. The program also includes discussion of issues raised by the war in Europe and related economic policy.
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Seattle
Federal Reserve Bamkig ayBerom
Nueces County election cases begin with extensive indictments
Nueces County court opens proceedings against 41 residents including Judge Walter Timon and Sheriff M B Wright on charges tied to alleged federal election fraud. A special venire of 30 jurors is summoned as prosecutors and defense counsel spar over indictments while witnesses are ordered from nearby counties. The trial is expected to proceed without delay despite early court tensions.
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Waller T. Burns
Ulm
Deval County
San Diego
Avert Pyvenport
Brownsvile
Kone
Corpus
Christ
Abate
Los x Royern
Congress
Tharriet
Malanes
Burnk
Nueces County
South Texas
Themen
Walter F. ‘Timon
Nueces
W. B. Hopkins
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Willaty
Cameron
Timon
Stanley Welch
Twenty
Rio Grande City
Stopkins
Sayres
Fudge Welch
August Uehlinger
M. B. Wright
Joseph Hlmthber
E. R. Oliver
Lee Rigas
Cinel
All Roumaniaks Call 10 Colors in Berlin Report
Fragmentary text notes Berlin 1 1 by wireless in Landen. It mentions a felbawtig official Elitement listed Vides and a Geneva lesson for Mu MaTinns Trading in Switzerland with receivers as instructed to report at regimental ivdasans.
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Berlin
British Gold Ship Has Not Arrived at Halifax
From Valcboro Maine on Sept f reports say the battleship bringing the expected gain shipment from London had not arrived at Halifax this morning. It is believed the ship carried the Anglo French financial commissioners. The Admiralty at Halifax is maintaining strict secrecy and likely will not permit any telegraph transmission about the vessel's arrival.
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Valceboro
London
Halifas
Admiralty
Matifas
Justice Knowles Shot From Ambush in Providence
Justice Will S. Knowles of the Eighth Judicial District was assassinated as he left his Scituate home to ride a trolley toward Providence. Three shots fired from nearby bushes killed him. housekeeper Mrs. Ward Bell heard a foreign-voiced man cry threats. Knowles, 48, unmarried, had issued a decision angering a militant group. two laborers are held on suspicion.
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Providence
Will S. Knowles
North Scituate
Andee Knowles
Ward Bell
Justice Tenowles
Lieutenant Morrow Reported Safe After Accident
Telegrams received by Mrs. AL Morrow say Lieutenant J Ct Morrow was in an airplane incident near Brownsville yesterday. He was bruised and badly shaken but not seriously injured. a broken bone is reported, with initial word suggesting a superficial cure.
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Pittsburg
AL Morrow
Laeutenant J. Ct
Morrow
Brownsville
Hunters Warned as Open Season Begins in Sherman
In Sherman Texas officials warn that the federal migratory bird season opens soon. The notice stresses safety and legal hunting requirements, urging hunters to verify licenses, bag limits, and protected species rules before heading afield.
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Sherman
Tex
Russell
Mien Akalis
Dove
Tosas Lnn
Carranzista Help Offer Amid Border Tensions
Reports from Brownsville and Matamoros describe Carranza authorities proposing joint action to curb border disorders. Commander Naftarette advised sending more Constitutional troops to Matamoros while denying Carranista troops were raiding the U.S. side. An aeroplane near Brownsville was fired upon, with U.S. outposts exchanging shots and no casualties.
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Dory
Winston
Polayel Natfurette
Matamoros
Americus
Mission
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Mestean
Slilotl
Flceer
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Cinnada
Mafoy
Ik Stgersted
Anton Wuthormias
Sahirdig
Anerley Sera
Genera Naffaretto
Mare
Mexico
Carranza
Constitulio
Ris
Washington
Conelli
Nattarelle
Auguestlan
Mulamorox
Colonel Ballard
General Funston
Souday
Brownsville
Brownsvile
United States
International Bridge
Hig Bend
Troops on Border Move Through Brownsville Area
The Brownsville district gains 4000 troops by midweek including cavalry infantry artillery air corps. The force, spread over a vast border region with 7 percent Mexican population, aims to deter unrest and requires expert guides across sparsely roaded terrain near Brownsville.
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Brownsville
Tex
Brownsille
Aero Corps
Thly
Maine
Two Women Die as Hesperian Sinks Off Queenstown
Reports say the Allan Line steamer Hesperian sank after disaster near Queenstown with 21 or more dead and many rescued. Captain Mary and a crew of 25 allegedly led a brave evacuation, while questions swirl over warning signals and torpedoing details from officials in Queenstown and Amsterdam.
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Associated Press
London
Hesperian
Mary
Tipliree
Carranza Forces Capture Paredon in Central America Action
Dispatches report Carranza troops under General Proving den in captured Paredon, north of Sulla. Consul Sirina notes Vera Crna celebrates, and new governor Niestale of Tahased is murdered. Frontera revolt quelled with Merida and Vera Cruz orders. prior state governor in charge. Dyna miting caused railroad wrecks near Esperalda, with one line blown near Monterey. Two wagons of salpiles from Vera Cruz to Mexico City and a northbound engine derailment are noted.
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Washington, D.C
Camare
Paredon
Carranza
Proving
Auevo Barrio
Sulla
Sirina
Vera Crna
Niestale
Tahased
Kcl
Carransa
Frontera
Sinte PD Mentalviass
Carranaa
State Department
Merida
Vera Cruz
Geena
Vera Vrug
Mexico City
Esperalda
Silliman
Monterey
Baa
Vera Criz
tFmey
Americat Colony
Battle Near Border Report From Eagle Pass
A telegram relays that about 1000 Carrancistas and 800 Villistas are converging near Allende below Piedras Negras on the railway. Villistas retreat toward stronger defenses as Eagle Pass soldiers seek guidance in case fighting reaches the town.
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Magle- Pass
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Allende
Guiles
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Neal of the Navy installment continues in The Light
The story by Walliam Hamilton Osborne continues in today’s issue and will be accompanied by pictures. Readers may see the tale enacted on screen at their favorite theater after reading each installment. New portions will appear in The Light on Mondays Wednesdays and Sundays thereafter.
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Walliam Hamilton Osborne
Sinking of the Hesperian Near Queenstown Alarms Ships
A report from Queenstown states the Hesperian was torpedoed with thirteen passengers missing and many aboard unaccounted for. Captain Main says no warning was given and crew remained aboard as the steamer sank about eight. Rescue ships saved some passengers, with confirmed deaths including Miss Carberry.
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Hesperian
Jas Roe
Nancy Mart
Dermis
Queenstown
Amsterdan
Berlin
Quleenstown
Thie Atlan Fine
Miss Carberry
Newfoundland
Allan Fine
Captain Main
Archy
Lise
Allan
Queenstayy
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