Fiestas Open This Afternoon At Two Parks
Festivities begin this afternoon at 2 and run three days to celebrate Mexico independence. Events at San Pedro and Electric Park include parades, booths, decorated pavilions, and a pyrotechnic close. Speakers from Junta Patriotico del Pueblo and Mexican societies address the crowd.
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J °. Sanchez
Iin
San Pedro Navi
Electric Park
San Pedro Park
Medtric Park
Junta Patridtico Dal Pueblo
S O'Clack
Benevalencia
Commerce Street
Main Plaza
Yt Io
Wollowins
Mexican Union
Tinta Patriatios del Publo
Santrddad Allende
Sociedad Mutualista Mexicans
Sociedad Benevolencia, Mexicana
Sociedad Mijas de Hidnico
Sociedad Hidélea
Union
Tin C. Morales
The
Tinta
Chilnancings
Maxteo
Jean A. Alvarez
Junta
Irvan Adidtrers
Tue M. E Bucklay
Corporation Court
Quorra
Senovts Ciro Rating
Gene Eenaton Cohen
Jose A. Fama
Mate Pineda
Nfoftlnek
Steadfast Girl Wins Pardon for Life Convict
Patrick Casey, a life prisoner for murder for 25 years, walked out of Sing Sing after Irene Irvine, daughter of the prison physician, lobbied tirelessly for his clemency. The unlikely romance began when Casey befriended Irene as a child and culminated in his release and reunion with his kin.
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Ry Hearst
New York
Patrick Casey
Sing Sing
Casey
Bent
Long Island City
Adirondacks
Irene Irving
Adie
Eventay
Paddy
Miss Irvine
Coal firms skip bids on warship coal contract
New York reports that large coal mining firms have not bid for supplying coal to battleships bound for the Pacific due to stocks and labor limits. Prices for English coal could rise if sourcing abroad becomes necessary, underscoring uncertainty in meeting the Atlantic fleet’s fuel needs. Washington confirms no clear coal supply plan yet and hints international sourcing could push costs higher.
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New York
Bureau Equipment Department
Pacific
Journal of Commerce
Dhi Nok
Sig
England
Washington, D.C
Atlantic
Metenlt
United States
LAWLESS Black People Attack White Men in South Alamo Car
In South Alamo a group of Black individuals attacked two White men aboard a car after an invitation to leave. Stones were thrown as a Black woman and two others joined the melee. A knife was used. police arrived with mounted officers but no arrests were made. The victims, butchers by trade, live near the Union Hotel.
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South Alamo
John Panduba
James Wodin
San Depot
Isidewalk
Tanhuba
Union
Citizens and Road at War Over Track
Hearst Leased Wire reports Hickory, North Carolina, faces a clash between citizens and Carolina and Northwestern Railway workers over replacing track ordered removed by the railroad commission. Commissioner S. L. Rogers heads there to quell the friction after unknown parties tore up the line. workers faced a crowd of locals forbidding repairs amid calls to enforce removal orders.
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Hearst
Raleigh
N.C
Hickory
Carolina and Northwestern Rail Way Company
Corporation Commission
S. L. Rogers
Cross Sea Satisfy Vengeance Thirst
In Hammond Indiana a 33 year old Austrian laborer Michael Buchroch was dragged from bed and cut almost to pieces by three brothers said to have followed him from Austria seeking vengeance. Police reported the Hauttend force notified and the assailants remained at large as the search continued.
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Chiozzo
Michael Buchroch
Gibson
Hammond
Ind
Austria
Hauttend
Local Weather 4 Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Showers today and tonight in San Antonio and surrounding area. Overnight low reached 68 degrees with a high of 50 degrees over the past day. Winds at 3 am were 4 miles per hour. Weather office records compare yesterday with last year and note broader national outlook in Texas cotton region bulletin on page nine.
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San Antonio
Texas Cotton Region Bulletin
Ireland on verge of revolt drives land, tax, and home rule demand
Special cable report from London cites Robert Hunter, a New York sociologist, after touring Ireland. He warns famine and land access worsen conditions in Western Ireland, with government police expanding, agitation rising, and home rule demand intensifying. Taxation has climbed from 35 million to 50 million dollars in forty years as population falls. The piece notes agrarian violence and fears for a hard winter. A separate item lists Mrs. Dillon reporting the disappearance of Thury Maxfield of Buster, Virginia, with police asked to search.
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London
Robert Hunter
New York
Europe
Ireland
Hunter
Royal Trish ‘Constabulary
Belfast
L. Dillon
South Cherry Street
Thury Maxfield
Buster, Va
Stampede Expected as Telegraph Strike Weathers Week
Officials foresee a rush of striking operators returning to old posts by Monday while union leaders deny cash pressure. The Western Union allegedly sparked the walkout to pressure Postal into closer ties, with riders claiming Postal losses exceed Western Union. S.J. Small of the union counters claims of financial strain as funds arrive and the strike endures.
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Hearst
New York
Renka
Jackin
Associated Press
Ohio
Western Union
J. Small
Ballroaa
Strike Threat Looms Over English Railways
London Sept 14 A general strike is threatened by railway workers after a long union battle for recognition. The executive committee will decide in Manchester on Sunday. If companies refuse to recognize and bargain within a week a strike will follow.
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London
England
British Railway
Elear Gge
Manchester
Unnion
Thal
Girl Aeronaut Carrie Myers Killed In Fall At Olean Field
Miss Carrie Myers, a young aeronaut, died instantly when she fell from an ascent at the Olean grounds watched by about ten thousand spectators. Her craft dropped as it struck a mound of rock and gravel near the Pennsylvania railroad tracks about a quarter mile from the racecourse, the body shattered.
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Ty Hearst
Olean
Olean Tay
Cueing Association
Carrie Myers
Aaronaut
Pennsylvana
Vancouver Struggles With Hindu Refugees Amid Anti Asiatic Sentiment
Vancouver reports rising anti Asian mood as Hindu refugees, estimated at over five, roam the streets seeking shelter. Officials consider Ottawa talks to curb Japanese immigration while Hindus await shelter in Drill Hall or makeshift camps. Local employers threaten unrest if Chinese staff are not retained.
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Hearst
Vancouver
Univn
Ottawa
Monnty
Laurier
Baron Ishii
Foreign Office of
Japan
British Columbia
Bethune
Carly Council
theMindus
Pacife
Chinatown
Gift funds new memorial lecture hall at Yale
New Haven Conn Sept 14 Professor Mussel M Chittenden director of the Shem Mieti school University of Yale announced today a gift of 150000 from Mrs James B Olivar of Pittsburg Pa for a memorial to her son Daniel Leo Oliver a former student at Bhofield school who died last June The gift will fund a new recitation or lecture hall in his memory.
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New Haven
Conn
Mussel M. Chittenden
Shem Mieti
University of Yale
James B. Olivar
Pittsburg
Daniel Leo Oliver
Bhofield School
Circus Agent Dues Today in San Antonio Circuit
Mafor Fred McMann, famed circus agent of Sells & Floto, arrives today with advertising car No 2. His corps of posters and bannermen are billed as the fastest in the country and work on the big dual tented act set to open in San Antonio on September 23. McMann previously visited San Antonio in 1889 as a boy acrobat with Charley Noyes.
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Fred McMann
Sells & Floto
Major McMann
Wil Bamic
Sar Anstonia
San Antonia
Charley Noyes
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Patriotica del Publo
San Pedro
Electric
Mexico
Gir
America
Ao Jon A Ra
Mt. O
Postal
Canada
Yale University
Sells-Floto
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