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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
1
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Washington June 3 The Japanese envoy sought to quell protests over California alien land laws and discussed whether to publish the communication with Secretary Williams. Ambassadors agreed no detailed note would be made public while noting the broader issue of equal treatment behind Western Hemisphere policy. The exchange touched on the Artaomu action and anti alien land measures, with Japan's ambassador awaiting further guidance from Tokyo.
Washington County bank president IK Harrison spoke to local officials about improving conditions and the outlook for the season. He urged attention to northern and northwestern areas and noted current weather and market factors shaping financial expectations. The remarks appeared in a broader discussion continued on another page.
The Boy Scouts completed a long excursion through Austin San Antonio Del Rio and Del Rio to San Antonio with visits to the Capitol Contes de Howe and the Alamo. They toured the Buckhorn and other City attractions, bought postcards, and planned to proceed to a Colorado river dam site before returning to camp by mid June. W. D. Notley and WH Mermane led the party guiding public school participation.
A fragmented dialogue on trade barriers and competition in a town market. Merchants argue educational campaigns to curb outside discounts while customers seek cheaper, quicker purchases. A stubborn wall metaphor underscores resistance to lower prices and better goods.
J L Ammons, 84, oldest citizen of Beonham, recalls reading The Banner since its start. The Inquirer’s owner McGarty sold to John G Rankin, and the paper became the Manner, continuing since then. Ammons has followed local journalism for decades with interest in current events.
A troubled report from a PA community describes a baby born December 21 and the family’s grief as a double loss within a day. The narrative notes baptisms, family ties, and church rituals surrounding the infant deaths and the local response.
Rogers baseball manager halted the Brenham game with the score 6 to 6 amid disputed calls and wagers by spectators. Umpire Turker faced crowd pressure as Brenham’s Superbas and Rogers players clashed over decisions in a tense, stormy sixth inning. The stoppage followed protests over calls and alleged betting interference.
Manager Clarke announces the opening of a new air dome with a vaudeville program. The event features early plans for a summer season with stage acts, announcements from Nat Lewis of Dallas, and indoor amusements amid hot weather as crowds are expected to attend.
Washington reports a broadened push in a sprawling lobbyist inquiry. Subpoenas target high profile figures, including lawmakers and influential executives, as investigators press for documents and testimony. The inquiry centers on influence operations and potential ties to political outcomes, with key names emerging and sessions anticipated in coming weeks. Leaders deny improper conduct while committees vow thorough scrutiny.
J L Neo of Blias Col departs Thursday for Howeton to attend the annual session of the German Anthodiat church conference. He will remain until Saturday among influential members from Wrexham and Washington County.
Prairie Hill Schuetzen Verein hosts a community barbecue with a vendors, games, and a final retreat. Walter Vanier and others plan the event beginning at noon with an afternoon and evening program, inviting all members of Minty TD community to attend.
Weather forecast reading indicates cloudy Thursday morning with warmer conditions. South winds moderate, temperatures fair Thursday into Friday. Regions including Texas and Arkansas expect fair conditions with light variable winds, while other locations show generally fair weather with variable directions.
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