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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1913

Page

20

Andrea Villareal Nan of the Mexican Constitutionalists a War Hero

Andrea Villareal organized White Cross nursing units and orphan relief for the Constitutionalist cause in Coahuila and Nuevo Leon. She recruited fighters, preached reform, and aided refugees while earning a saintly following in Northern Mexico. Her brother Antonio is a colonel, and her early life included education in the United States and San Antonio.

Mexico Andrea Villareal United States Soladaras Coahuila Nuevo Leon Huerta Antonio Villareal Carranga Andrea Villarea San Antonio Diaz Villareal Revolutionary Party Dias Antonio Flores Magon Juan Sarabia St. Louis Jose M. Rangel Carrizo Springs Las Vacas del Rio Andrea Madero Magon Ojinaga Santa Rosalia Spain Barcelona Carranza

Greek farmer builds chapel for sons' Balkan return

Constantine Plamiskos of Mykanos dedicates twenty years to a chapel honoring the return from the Balkan campaign of his nine sons, all unharmed.

Athens Greece Constantine Plamiskos Mykanos

Berlin man seeks death to escape marriage to heiress

Max Arbegger, rescued from the Lake of Krummen near Berlin, said he planned to drown himself to avoid marriage to a pretty heiress deemed celebrated for her conversational gifts.

Berlin Max Arbegger Krummen

Kaiser's Daughter Spotted Socializing in Berlin

In Berlin on a brief visit, Princess Victoria Luisa and Prince Ernst Augustus dined at the Hotel Adlon. They ordered chocolate instead of tea, spoke in American dialect, drawing a crowd of curious onlookers as staff confirmed their royal identities.

Berlin Ernst Augustus Duke of Cumberland Rathenow den Linden Adlon Prince Prince Ernst Princess Victoria Louisa

Wildlife restoration at Fort Sill preserve in Oklahoma

The United States government restrains and grows wild game at Wichita national game preserve near Fort Sill. Buffalo elk deer antelope and white tailed deer populations are expanding with buffalo herd expected to reach 1000 by 1918 and elk and antelope herds growing under warden Frank Rush. A Canadian flag pole project in Vancouver is also mentioned with a 205 foot fir pole to stand 195 feet high.

Fort Sill Okla Wichita National Game Preserve United States Frank Rush New York Zoological Society William T. Hornaday Yellowstone Park Rush Vancouver British Columbia

Anonymous Gift to Princess Mary Sparks Inquiry in Balmoral

An anonymous diamond necklace worth at least 10000 dollars sent to Princess Mary after she reached Balmoral provokes inquiries. The sender remains unknown as Queen Mary orders investigators while the necklace is held by the Princess until the donor is identified. A Riverside Restaurant ad follows.

London Princess Mary Mary Balmoral Vienna Queen Mary

Revival at courthouse as former prizefighter converts crowd

At Montgomery Missouri a revival began at the courthouse steps where Roy Hudson, once a prizefighter who fled to Terre Haute after a severe beating, announced a dream fulfilled and led a transformation leading to Jack Swezy and Mrs Hays embracing faith. An Indiana evangelist tied the conversion to a dream. Riverside Restaurant ad follows.

Montgomery Court House Jack Swery Hays Roy Hudson Terre Haute Methodist Church Jack Swezy Evangelist Indiana

English suffragette recruit Mrs O H P Belmont

London reports Mrs O H P Belmont mother of the Duchess of Marlborough has joined the militant suffragettes. She has praised Mrs Pankhurst and offered help while not seeking open conflict, and she has been granted access to the inner circle of the movement.

London O. H. P. Belmont Duchess of Marlborough Belmont Pankhurst Deauville

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