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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1916

Page

2

Opposition to Premier Tisza Loses Ground Amid War Debates

Vienna dispatch reports the Hungarian opposition to Prime Minister Tisza weakening as focus shifts from a coalition government to Austrian Hungarian delegations. Barons von Burian defending Austro Hungarian preparations while Count Serenyi resigns, signaling waning pressure on Tisza unless Roumanian actions prompt a new crisis.

Vienna Berlin London Tisza Diet Austria Hungary Roumania Baron von Burian Transylvania von Burian Austria- Hungary Count Serenyi Agriculture Labor Party Count Andrassy Count Tisza

Sunday 8:15 A.M. 60 Cents Sutherland Springs Fare

A brief notice notes a 60 cent Sunday fare for travel to Sutherland Springs on the Southern Pacific Lines at 8:15 a.m. per the attorney.

Sutherland Springs Southern Pacific Lines Ady

British Hold All Gains Along Somme In Big Push

British and French gunners manned long lines of batteries under a night shift. A six mile British assault broke through German positions near Thiepval and Mouquet farm as armored cars crossed trenches and infantry advanced. The clash yielded multiple German prisoners including six colonels and 13 downed aircraft.

Thiepval Mouquet Farm Ginchy Highwood Flers

Germans Repulsed in Counter Attacks Near Somme

Paris reports German counter attacks north and south of the Somme were repulsed. Attacks occurred east of Clery on the north bank and east of Berny south of the river near Peronne. The French captured 400 prisoners, and 86 German bodies were recovered from a single trench.

Paris Somme War Office Clery Berny Peronne

Eastern Realty Buys Conroy Building and Queen Theater

The Eastern Realty Company of Chicago closed a deal late Friday to own the Conroy office building and the Queen Theater on North Alamo and Blum streets in San Antonio. The $300,000 exchange includes property in Boston and Wisconsin. Conroy, returning from inspecting involved properties, noted the buyers may plan improvements but gave no specifics.

Eastern Realty Company Chicago Ill Conroy Queen Theater North Alamo and Blum Streets Boston Wisconsin Thomas L. Conroy San Antonio Alamo Street

Sunday 8 15 a m Southern Pacific Lines Ady

Local timetable note references Sunday morning service on the Southern Pacific Lines with Ady listed, indicating travel or schedule information for readers planning weekend transport.

Division Away on March to Capitol City

The column leaves Camp Wilson and advances toward Austin with 33 supply trucks, two ammunition trains and a separate engineers train. Each day one supply company delivers rations while the other travels from Fort Sam Houston to restock, ensuring daily support for the advancing division. The signal corps under Lt. Col. Edgar Russel will maintain telegraphic and telephone links to Fort Sam Houston, with nightly camps connected to headquarters.

Camp Wilson Fort Sam Houston Austin Signal Corps Edgar Russel

Katy to Send Train for 15 000 Troops Movement

The railroad commission approved a $650 round trip fare from San Antonio to San Marcos with stopovers at Comal and Hunter for a supply train aiding 15 000 troops traveling from San Antonio to Austin and back. The consist includes an engine gondola two automobile cars 21 tank cars one baggage car one tourist sleeper and a caboose. Switching charges apply and all passengers pay full fare with daily car usage charges set at $1.50 per freight car and $3 per passenger and baggage car effective Sept 17.

Austin Tex Railroad Commission Katy Railroad San Antonio San Marcos Comal Hunter

Myers Funeral Postponed for Out-of-Town Relatives

The funeral of B. G. Myers, originally set for 2 pm Saturday, is moved to 2 pm Sunday. Services will be at Denver Heights Methodist Church with interment at Roselawn Cemetery.

B. G. Myers Denver Heights Methodist Church Roselawn

Berlin rye bread price cut amid social relief plan

Berlin reports Lord Mayor Adolf Vermuth will cut rye loaf prices within days from 78 to 64 pfennigs for the largest loaf and 42 to 34 pfennigs for the two pound loaf. Cheaper beef and veal promised soon. The gain for poorer rye bread eaters is offset by a half pfennig rise in white rolls.

Berlin London Adolf Vermuth

Policewomen Patrol Downtown To Nab Mashers

A four member beauty squad of Chicago police women was dispatched to the downtown district to arrest mashers. They were instructed to be shy patrol the area flirt back if flirted with and then arrest suspects.

Chicago

Prison Fire Rips Sullivan Saddle Tree Shop

A second prison fire broke out before noon at the Missouri state penitentiary in Jefferson City. Investigators believe the fire started inside the old walls, likely in the Sullivan Saddle Tree Company shop.

State Jefferson City State Penitentiary Sullivan Saddle Tree Company

Prayer Appeal for Dr Anderson’s Recovery in Dallas

Officials of the Texas Sunday School Association urged all state Sunday schools to pray for the recovery of Dr William Anderson Dallas international district president for the Southwest of the International Sunday School Association. He was stricken with brain embolism last Monday and paralyzed on his right side.

Anderson Dallas Tex Texas Sunday School Association William Anderson Southwest International Sunday School Association

Explosion at Du Pont powder works kills two in New Jersey

Wilmington reports two of nineteen injured in the Carney's Point blast died today. Three others are not expected to recover. Du Pont officials have not determined the cause of the explosion.

Wilmington Del du Pont Carney’s Point N. J

White Renominated as UMWA President in Local Vote

John P. White was renominated president of the United Mine Workers of America after securing 376 local votes to 329 for John H. Walker of Illinois. The announcement came from Indianapolis.

White Indianapolis Ind John P. White United Mine Workers of America John H. Walker Illinois

Kidney Pills Restore Hope for Arkansas Man

T. F. Hutchinson of Little Rock says ten to twelve years of kidney trouble improved after trying Foley Kidney Pills. He used five boxes and is now well. The pills help with aches, pains, and sleep disturbances caused by kidney and bladder issues.

T. F. Hutchinson Little Rock Ark Foley A. M. Fischer

Railroad Shares Demand In Market Rally On New York Stock Exchange

Impressive buying of railway shares resumed with greater activity on the New York Stock Exchange. Leaders included Union Pacific Great Northern St Paul Atchison and New York Central with gains of 1 to nearly 3 points. United States Steel hit 1071 4 and Western Union rose about four points on stronger earnings tied to wartime boosts.

New York The Stock Exchange Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific Great Northern St. Paul Atchison New York Central United States Steel Western Union

British Gifts Pour Into Treasury For War Effort

Officials report a steady stream of cash from across the empire and abroad to fund the war. Sums range from a shilling to thousands of pounds, with donors including women, children, officers, and civilians. Many gifts are described as substitutes for front line service, some include notes, and monthly remittances are arranged by givers in Asia and elsewhere.

Associated Press London Treasury Canada England Sandakan British North Borneo St. Louis Matsqui British Columbia Fanning Island Gilbert Islands Ontario Summit New Jersey China Saskatchewan Asia India

Wall Kills Jan Aviator

Frank Cuye a Japanese aviator was killed in Los Angeles California when a military tractor overturned during a landing attempt. He fell about 100 feet fracturing his skull in the accident reported Sept 16.

Wall Jan Los Angel BA Cal Frank Cuye

Belgian Steamer Marcel Sunk by Lloyds Announcement

LONDON September 16 The Belgian steamer Marcel of 1433 tons gross has been sunk according to an announcement by Lloyds.

London Marcel Lloyds

Tramp Pleads for Help as Policeman's Wife Explains

In a brief encounter a tramp begs a woman for assistance on a holy day. She warns that her policeman husband would jail him, then he retreats noting his fear that he would arrest anyone she has with her.

Mike

Text book shows what Wilson did in 1916 campaign

Washington D C September 15 Inspiration is being furnished Democratic workers in a 1916 Democratic textbook detailing the administration s achievements The 500 page publication carries Woodrow Wilson on the cover and Marshall on the back It labels Hughes a colossal evasion and says he was nominated by bosses to dodge issues The book discusses Wilsons Mexican policy agriculture and progressive legislation with quotes from Fairbanks and other Republicans It lists Democratic national committee officers and Texas members of party bodies and finance committees

Washington, D. C Woodrow Wilson Thomas Riley Marshall Charles E. Hughes New York Wilosn Wilson Mexico Republic Rio Grande Charles W. Fairbanks Republican Editorial Association of Indiana Woodrowilson Hughes Thomas Ft. Marshall Congress Texas John UH. Kirby Houston Frank C. Dan San Antonio John J. Simmonds Dallas H. A. Wroe Austin Louis J. Wortham Fort Worth Allen D. Sanford Waco

Conferees Wait for Next Session on Mexican Situation

In New London the American members of the American Mexican joint commission studied topics for the next session as Mexican members were absent. General Tasker Bliss urged border protection by Mexican troops if American forces withdraw. Mexican commissioners traveled to New York for government missions and to mark Mexico’s Independence anniversary.

Joint Commission Tasker H. Bliss New York Mexico

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