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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1911

Page

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Roosevelt Opposes Arbitration Treaties Editorial View

Ex President Roosevelt comments in the Outlook on arbitration treaties sent to the Senate. He argues for peace rooted in righteousness and warns against vague aims or coercive pacts that could harm national honor and justice. He urges clear goals and warns against submission to wrong or cowardice.

Associated Press New York Roosevelt Senate Outlook Today United States

Weather Forecast for San Peony and Vicinity

Local forecast: for tonight and Friday fair conditions expected across San Peony and surrounding area. Bright skies and light winds with no precipitation anticipated.

San Peony and Vicinity

Weather notes for tourists across major cities

Observations at 8 a m report varied conditions. St Louis 66 cloudy with a 24 mph south wind and showers. Chicago 68 with a west wind, showers and cooler. Milwaukee 62 rain and 14 mph northeast wind. St Paul 42 cloudy, 8 mph northeast wind, showers and continued cool. Kansas City 66 cloudy, 12 mph northwest wind, clearing and cooler. New York 68 with southeast wind, showers and thunder. Boston 60 partly sunny showers and thunder. Abington 70 cloudy calm, probable showers.

ST. Louis Shicago Milwaukee Paul Kansas City New York Boston

San Antonio Light Cited as Only AP Leased Wire Carrier

The statement asserts that AP’s leased wire into San Antonio is carried elsewhere only by the San Antonio Light, denying any other outlet carries it in whole or in part. It declares that such claims are unfounded and unsupported by facts.

Associated Press San Antonio

Taft speaks on arbitration at Hartford rally

President Taft addresses roughly 50,000 at the Fairgrounds in Hartford detailing arbitration treaties with England and France. He defends the treaty making power, argues for an international arbitral court, and criticizes Senate limits on submitting disputes to arbitration.

Hartford Conn Taft Connecticut Fairgrounds England France American Senate Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Senate Norway Sweden Hague Tribunal Board of Arbitration Senate Committee Supreme Court Executive America

Germany to send reply to France on Morocco by Kiderlen Waechter

Berlin dispatch says Germany will deliver its reply to French proposals on future Moroccan domination to Ambassador Cambon this afternoon. The document remains guarded as a close secret and is expected to be a decisive move in the France Germany diplomatic standoff.

Associated Press Berlin Germany Morocco M. Cambon Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter France

Proposed New Route From Canada to Gulf Links Railroads

Norman Erb and Edwin Hawley unveil a plan to lease the Iowa Central to the Minneapolis and St. Louis and extend lines to the Canadian border creating a through route from Northwestern Canada to Galveston. Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk may connect, enabling access to Minneapolis and St. Paul via the new extension. A merger of the Iowa Central and Minneapolis and St. Louis could follow.

Associated Press New York Canada Gulf of Mexico West Norman Erb Edwin Hawley Iowa Central Railroad Minneapolis and St. Louis Iowa Central St. Louis Hawley-Erb Group Wheat Field Galveston Canadian Northern Grand Trunk Minneapolis St. Paul Erb

Expecting Corpse Greets Live Husband in Iowa

Anita, Iowa. Mrs. A. M. McLeod of Junction City, Kansas, goes to a train to claim her husband’s body believed dead in Des Moines auto crash. A voice from a bagage car reveals her husband alive, causing her collapse. McLeod, an aviator, had been identified from a car wreck card mislaid on a casualty. The two arrive on the same train carrying the mistaken remains, prompting new arrangements for the body.

Associated Press Anita Iowa A. M. McLeod Junction City Kan McLeod Des Moines

Bull Gores Man Who Beat Him a Year Ago

Leadville Colorado reports Antonio Anderson, a miner, was gored to death by a bull he once beat with a club. The bull, led to water by Anderson’s wife, attacked as onlookers urged execution. she calmed it by stroking its head, proving the animal’s gentleness.

Bull Gores Associated Press Leadville Col Antonio Anderson Anderson

Taylor farmer proves macadam road value with cotton haul

John P. Burns Jr. loaded sixteen bales of cotton on a farm wagon drawn by two mule teams, weighing about 700 pounds vehicle, and covered ten miles to the Taylor market in five hours. The load and journey illustrated road improvements and earned Burns roughly $1285 for the shipment.

Taylor Tex John P. Burns Jr Taylor Market Burns

Texas Central Hospital Moves to Waco Site

The hospital of the Texas Central railroad will be moved to Waco from Stamford and Walnut Springs, announced this morning. The transfer consolidates facilities to serve the central region more efficiently.

Waco Associated Press Tex Texas Central Railroad Stamford Walnut Springs Cetenes

Madero Claims Diaz Overthrow and Reyes Criticism

Dero reached the destination as the presidential candidate warned of Reyes attempting to steal victory. Madero accused Reyes of criminal acts and urged the general to leave the country. His mention of Jose Pino Suarez drew hoots from the crowd as Vasquez Gomez drowned his voice.

Dero Diaz Reyes Madero Jose Pino Suarez Yucatan Francisco Vasquez Gomez

Madero Attacked by Mob on Arrival in Vera Cruz

Francisco I. Madero, progressive presidential candidate, was assaulted by a mob in Vera Cruz as he arrived by train. Rocks flew at him but he remained unhurt, guarded by police while his attempt to walk away in dignity sparked a scene. He later accused General Reyes of wanting the military to remove him from the country.

Vera Cruz Mexico Francisco I. Madero Madero General Reyes

Reyes Riot Sparks Violence at Puebla Campaign Stop

A picture of General Bernardo Reyes, Madero rival, sparked a riot in Puebla last night. Rocks flew and cries of Down with Reyes and Down with the army echoed as many people were injured during the confrontation.

Puebla Associated Press Mex Bernardo Reyes Mexico Madero Reyes

New Agua Prieta Officials Installed After Federal Action

Federal troops under Lieutenant Diaz arrived in Agua Prieta to oust rebel held officers after government orders from Mexico City. Vice Governor Cayou of Sonora and 25 soldiers installed a new local slate. Ricardo Diaz Valesco of Hermosillo named collector of customs.

Associated Press Agua Prieta Mexico

Astor Force Wedding Postponed Amid Minister Decline

New York, Sept 7 Col John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeline Tal mage Force plan to wed but delay may be longer as two ministers declined to perform the ceremony. Friends say the postponement stems from the ministerial undecided status and relocation plans to Rhinebeck, New York.

Associated Press New York John Jacob Astor Madeline Talmage Force Colonel Astor Miss Force Rhinebeck N. Y

R. H. Wester urges joint committees to boost San Antonio

At a Real Estate exchange luncheon R. H. Wester urged forming a central San Antonio committee and an excursion to Dallas Houston and other cities to study methods. He praised Texas growth noting Dallas land values and Methodist university land donation while urging business leaders to unite for city development.

San Antonio Texas R. H. Wester Real Estate Exchange Dallas Houston Fort Worth Wester Pallas San Ant Mr. Wester Methodist Church Methodist University Central Committee Enon Dallas Ouston

Beattie Murder Trial Sees Witness Story Upheld

In Chesterfield Va the Beattie murder trial moves toward closing as prosecutors say they need not reopen to admit an alleged eyewitness account. Judge instructs jurors on beyond reasonable doubt while State opens argument contending Henry Beattie killed his wife on July 18 with a shotgun.

Chesterfield Court House Henry Clay Beattie Jr Wendenburg No Ee J. M. Gregory Commonwealth Gregory Bonair Beattie Midlothian Ness Lothian Turnpike

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