Wilson Opens Ohio Campaign With Five Speeches
The Ohio drive opens as Governor Wilson arrives in Columbus to address five rallies with Cox and Gore aiding. A parade to Memorial Hall leads to a 7:30 pm meeting presided by Governor Harmon with Atlee Pomerene chairing an overflow session featuring Gore and Baker.
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Columbus
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
James M. Cox
Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson
Congress
Cox
Memorial Hall
Harmon
Atlee Pomerene
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Detroit
Finley
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
R. B. Brown
Akron
Ohnson
Frank Rockwell
Grace Park
Hiram Johnson
California
Arthur L. Garford
Stolen $70,000 From L and N Express Cars
A westbound Louisville and Nashville train between Pensacola and Flomaton is said to have been robbed of about $70,000 from bank express packets. The money, carried from Pensacola to Flomaton for railroad pay, was reportedly reduced to $5,000 after delivery. officials withheld details while investigations continue.
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Pensacola
Fla
Louisville & Nashville
Fromaton
Ala
Flomaton
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Bibbs
Express Company
Russian Aviator Rescued After Plane Explodes At Grant Park
Ignatz Semin iouk a Russian aviator with a French license was rescued a mile offshore in Lake Michigan after his hydro airplane exploded when the radiator blew. He was badly burned on the back as spectators watched him climb from the wreckage into the remaining parts and boats converged for the rescue at Grant Park aviation meet.
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Chicago
Ignatz Seminiouk
Grant Park
Lake Michigan
Colonel Tours Nebraska Campaign Through Bryan’s State
Col Theodore Roosevelt begins a brief campaign in Nebraska with a day and a half on the road from Denver. He stops in Holdrege Hastings Fairmont Crete Lincoln and ends in Omaha after an all-night rail journey. In Birmingham Amos E. Goodhue is nominated by the Progressive party for Alabama’s Seventh District against Democrat John L. Burnett.
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Bryan
Holdrege
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Denver
Hastings
Fairmount
Crete
Lincoln
Omaha
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Amos E. Goodhue
Gadsden
Congress
John L. Burnett
The Lieut Promotes Audit Rights and Record Advertising Gain
The Lieut invoices the Association of American Advertisers claim to know circulation and reveals its own audited figures. It reports rising local and foreign ad volume over five months, totaling 418 754 lines or 1484 columns, with double carrier and local reach versus rivals in San Antonio and Southwest Texas. It asserts unmatched advertiser returns and market reach.
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Association of American Advertisers
San Antonio
Lient
Tue Lieut
Tue Licur
Texas
Radical Weather Change Forecast Across Texas
The weather man predicts a cooling change within 24 hours across the region with storms, high winds, and possible frost in Amarillo and Coleman county. Unsettled conditions extend from Dallas dispatches to Santa Anna and the Panhandle, with expectations of rain and cooler temperatures near the next day.
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Sothwest
San Antonio
Dallas
Coleman County
Santa Anna
Coleman
Hard storm hits Coleman area with crop damage
A severe storm near Coleman Texas on September 20 caused about 100000 dollars in crop damage and left Coleman suffering from a water shortage. Hail flattened fields near Brooke Smith and large stones damaged thousands in value.
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Brownwood
Tex
Coleman
Brookesmith
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
For San Antonio and vicinity to night and Saturday unsettled cooler Saturday.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Regional Weather Summary For Eight Cities
Observations at 8 a m report temperatures from 54 to 66 degrees across St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington Cloudy conditions with light to moderate winds from various directions Rain possible in Chicago and Kansas City Snow chances not noted across the board Lowest temperatures in the last 24 hours ranged from 52 to 66 degrees Wind directions include southeast southwest west northwest and north.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
San Antonio Light Exclusive on AP Wire Carriage
A statement claiming the AP leased wire into San Antonio is carried in whole or part by any newspaper other than the San Antonio Light is unfounded and not based on fact.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Weather bulletin predicts frost in Texas Panhandle and nearby Oklahoma
Light frost forecast for the Texas Panhandle and the western and extreme northern Oklahoma areas. The local weather bureau issued the bulletin at 1 PM today warning of chilly conditions after reports of wind damage to structures and crops in regions including Winchell and Coleman Junction.
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New Orleans
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Acute Labor Shortage Hits Texas Cotton Regions
Houston dispatch reports a historic labor shortage across Texas cotton belts. Growers’ agents hunt for pickers while railroads suffer car backlogs as unloaded cotton cars clog sidings. Authorities campaign against idle workers who refuse jobs, sending vagrants to the county farm.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Upheld Push for Reduced Freight Rates in Supreme Court
Solici tor Farrell of the interstate commerce commission urged the supreme court to affirm the commission order cutting freight rates from New Orleans to Alabama cities. He argued the commerce court overstepped by cancelling the order, risking rate regulation. The filing avoids reference to Judge Archbald’s correspondence, a matter in impeachment talks.
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Washington
New Orleans
Alabama
Farrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Commerce Court
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
King to Visit Paris Madrid
La Correspondencia De Espana reports King Alfonso with Premier Canalejas and Foreign Minister Prieto will visit Paris to strengthen Franco Spanish ties. The piece notes Spain's expanding navy could back the triple entente with material support in the Mediterranean or Atlantic during any European conflict.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Canalejas
Prieto
Paris
la Correspondencia de Espana
Spain
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Pearl Necklace Missing En Route Chicago Train
Mrs. Albert A. Sprague Jr. of Chicago reported a pearl necklace valued at 12000 dollars missing from a chamois bag worn around her neck while traveling from Boston to Chicago on a New York Central train. The 59 pearl necklace vanished on the journey, leaving investigators to pursue the loss.
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Chicago
Albert A. Sprague Jr
Boston
Light want ads run ten days for half a cent per word
Matt and Jeff promote light want ads with a photo on the sport page and announce a ten day run starting soon. Ads cost one half cent per word when run ten days or longer and may be discontinued at any time with refunds on unused insertions. Telephone orders accepted with a bill mailed later at no extra charge. Both phones 176.
Five Shots Kill Man. Duhig Confesses Unwritten Law
Frank Lawler 23 a Pfeiffer Grocer employee was shot five times and died after a confrontation with Arthur Duhig 32 at a Main plaza location. Duhig says the killing was for domestic trouble and admits the crime, claiming unwritten law as a defense.
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Frank Lawler
S. Pfeiffer Wholesale Grocer
Pfeiffer
Main Plaza
Arthur Duhig
Law
Lawler
John Dolan
Dolorosa Street
Dolan
Divorce Petition Alleges Unkind Treatment in Dallas Man
Plaintiff in the petition for divorce claims unkind treatment. Arthur Duhig, born in Dallas, lived here 14 years, served two years as a local policeman, resigned last December. He worked at the Grand Opera house, was in the Stage Empl oye s' union, and belonged to the Eagles and Tr ical Machinists' Union of Norfolk. Frank Lawler resided at 210 North San Jacinto, single, survived by a mother and other relatives. funeral plans not yet set.
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A. Schoenfield
Schoenfield Brothers
Flores Street
Schoenfield
Duhig
Lawler
Dolan
Sebastian Chavez
Chavez
Pane
Johnson Street
Maltzberger and
Harris
Riebe Undertaking Company
the Light
San Antonio
Arthur Duhig
Dallas
Tex
Grand Opera House
Stage Employes' Union
The
Eagles
Theatrical Machinists’ Union
Norfolk
Frank Lawler
San Jacinto Street
Brass Button Saves Life of Gardener in Garden Shootout
Gardener G. B. Wauters at Collins gardens reports a thief firing on him at 2 30 am. A brass button on his trousers took a bullet meant for him, grazing his abdomen as the intruder fled. Wauters had discovered the thief loading a sack with vegetables while two mules were missing from the stable.
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G. B. Wauters
Collins Gardens
Wauters
Medina County Dam Jurisdiction Deferral Hearing
Federal Judge T. 8. Maxey heard arguments in Austin on whether the case over Medina Valley Irrigation Company dam restrictions should stay in federal court or be remanded to state court. The injunction seeks to prevent flooding by keeping floodgates open near Reitzers property. Judge Maxey will decide after further consideration.
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Maxey
Albert Reitzer
Medina County
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Austin
C. L. Bass
R. H. Burney
Thirty-eighth Judicial District
Medina Company
L. G. Denman
William Aubrey
C. C. Cresson
CC. H. Kearney
Duval West
L. Bass
Reitzer
Morgan to Be Heard in Campaign Probe Hearings
Washington report says the Clapp committee will hear J Pierpont Morgan and George W Perkins and Colonel Roosevelt in the first week of October. Roosevelt was set to appear Tuesday October 1. Former Senator Dubois and Champ Clark campaign manager discussed the Baltimore convention with Senator Clapp.
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Washington
Clapp
J. Pierpont Morgan
George W. Perkins
Roosevelt
Senator Dubois
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Final payment made on China loan in 1913
London reports the final payment of one million dollars from a 50 million loan to China under a new independent loan contract signed August 30. The loan price was 89, with 265 million to be issued at 95 later this year and the remaining half in 1913.
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London
China
Tien Tsin Bank
San Antonio Light Publishes 126 Page Edition
The San Antonio Light under Col. Charles S. Diehl and Harrison L. Beach, ex-AP figures, released a 126 page edition marking Aransas Pass navigation opening, a feat for any metropolitan paper and a milestone for the city of San Antonio Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
The
Attack Came When Troops Were Unprepared
Soldiers reported a deadly assault during a period of unprepared defense. Despite extensive efforts, sources indicate no man escaped the attack and casualties were confirmed. The incident prompted an immediate inquiry into security lapses and protective measures.
Three Forces Battle for Rebel Chief Orozco In Two States
Report from Douglas Arizona describes federal forces under Colonel Obregon capturing San Joaquin ranch after a heavy clash with Salazar and Rojas led rebels. Rebels reportedly suffered large losses as 100 horses and a machine gun fell to Obregon who freed four Americans.
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San Joaquin Ranch
Obregon
Fronteras
Douglas
M. L. Pollard
Antonio Rojas
Inez Salazar
Pollard
el Tigre
Munoz
Alvarado
Orozco Puzzle Stirs Federals as Search Intensifies
Special to The Light El Paso reports General Orozco eluding federal pursuers. Huerta Tellez and 800 federals comb eastern Chihuahua and Juarez area while Aubert Rabago seek him on the border. A Guadalupe force is eyed as Orozco advances on Ciudad Porfirio Diaz with 1200 men under Terrazas and Carraveo near the Coahuila line.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pascua
Orozco
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Sonora
Coahuila
Victoriano Huerta
Joaquin Tellez
Juarez
Tracy Aubert
Rabago
Guadalupe
C. P. Diaz
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Eagle Tex
Felix Terrazas
Marcelo Carraveo
Rebel Leader Said to Direct Coahuila Operations
Unofficial but reliable reports from Mexico City indicate Pascual Orozco has taken control of rebel activities in parts of Coahuila. General Marcelo Caraeveao, named by Orozco, aided in regrouping after the Ojinaga defeat and is directing actions near Musquit as authorities say Orozco refuses to divide his command.
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Mexico City
Pascual Orozco
Ojinaga
Coahuila
Marcelo Caraeveao
Caraeveao
Orozco
Bachimba
Bellezco
Musquit
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Nebraska
Mes Ois
Winchell
Coleman Junction
Cotton Belt
Matt and
Jeff
Ank Lawler
Arthur Huhig
Oppenheimer
Pfeiffer Company
Frank Alexander
Seventy-third District Court
Zulema Duhig
Brass Button
Medina
Morgan
San Annio
Summand
Three
Mexico
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