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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1915
Page
1
Report describes American and Mexican forces and civilians along the Rio Grande. Mexican refugees, American soldiers, and Texas Rangers engage across the river with patrols and gunfire. General Nafarrate reports casualties on both sides and seeks protection from American authorities amid ongoing border fighting.
General Rickut Carranza commander at Nuevo Laredo says no militia or trouble with Caranza Slater troops in the 149 miles of border strip. He denies permission for Saltillo victory celebration to avoid drunken demonstrations. Passengers report rumors of Mexican domination of Texas and Oklahoma. one family asks immigration if it is safe to travel in the U.S. Authorities still control border points.
Dispatches report heavy fighting near the border town with Captain Par So and Morr as wounded in the fray. Ludas and others suffer injuries as the assault ends with multiple fatalities. Movements indicate troops near the river with unclear identites among the vanillive and Vic conte Cand factions. A Monterey La Malangero3 train carried a special with one ognen aboard.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various proper nouns and entities. The readable portion lacks coherent events or clear identities to form a definitive summary. The piece appears to be a garbled note with scattered names and terms, not a complete news item.
The General Headquarters reports border patrol and troop movements as Sixth Cavalry departs for Texas. A brigade under Brigadier General 1. Wh. reaches Laredo, then plans to reinforce Fort Sam Houston with a third battalion from Wisconsin. The force will join garrison at Sperte, with one battery at Anniston and another at Port Sam Houston, amid mobilization orders from the War Department.
General Villa rejects accusations of leading or participating in raids on Texas and American soil. Consul Carmhers reports Villa says none of his forces crossed into the United States. Separate dispatch from Paris notes the steamer Bordeault was sunk off the Gironde estuary after a collision with a mine.
Fragmentary prose discusses appearance and health, mentioning facial complexion and purported remedies. It references emotional strain and societal pressures, with unclear names and places, offering a vague critique of beauty standards and self-image.
Fragmented OCR summary references Riga base for winter needs, with mentions of Vera and Austey figures, various places and dates, and unclear military or logistics context. The text notes an obstacle and potential preparations, including references to Melbourne, Vienna, and Australia.
A chaotic war era dispatch describes misinformation and confusion at the capital as German advances near the front are reported. Officials claim counterattacks and bombardments, with arrests and public panic amid evolving battle lines and imperial movements.
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A report from Aionsin dated September 7 states the German submarine sank a British cruiser after the attack near Scotland. The vessel, of an older type, had been missing since August 10 and is now presumed lost, with notes on possible coordinates and sightings along the high seas.
A legal discussion centers on overhead expenses and the reproduction of works in a case before Judge Hill Loot Up. Expert testimony notes the reproduction was prepared from permitted capacity and the prices of items examined. The proceeding aims to define the value of the reproductions and the rights involved in the new design of deterroining value.
Herman St year’s winner of the Mis ie Association’s annus ieuemile sein repeats his victory in the Mississippi river aril jaame, finishing one tour ahead of 19 rivals. Laubis represented the M.A. M and completed in about four seconds.
Report notes U S stance at start of war on armed passenger ships and submarine warfare. Officials discuss whether the Hesperian’s mounting and other armaments change neutral shipping rules, with mentions of Lansing and the sinking matter pending further evidence for Washington action.
A severe storm with heavy rain and high winds disrupted Cuero region causing widespread damage to cotton crops. Buyers from nearby Texas and Oklahoma markets departed as fields sustained ruined yields and delayed harvests. Weather officials expect more rain and continued unsettled conditions across the area.
Dr. Gor Alexander editor of a Methodist church publication and aide at the last four general conferences died of apoplexy today. He helped prepare the commemorative edition of the authorized Bible of 1812 and served on the committee for the tercentenary edition. Funeral arrangements announced by the Pearce Robinian Undertaking Company with local contact numbers.
In Laredo Texas on September 7 a four year old boy named Tomas Nava is reported to have been shot by a private soldier of the Pearteemh cavalry. The boy had been in the hospital after the incident which occurred three weeks prior.
A unit from Camp Robinson Wisconsin en route to San Antonio Texas strengthens border defense. The group includes officers and soldiers with full field equipment prepared for duty in the Mustang valley. Texas breweries face hearings as antitrust questions loom amid statements by H A Atttvey and August A Busch about agency exclusivity and enforcement concerns.
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