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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
3
The text claims protocols signed before mediators cover all international Mexican troubles. It states the agreements encompass related disputes and set terms for mediation and resolution. No dates or organizations are specified in the readable portion.
A Wednesday protocol among United States Argentina Brazil and Chile with Mexican Huerta delegates outlines conditions for resuming diplomacy. The arrangement ties recognition of a new provisional government to a future mediation framework and probes into private claims while avoiding immediate military conflict.
President Wilson told Virginia editors at the White House that a new constitution of freedom for business, backed by pending antitrust legislation, will spark the greatest business boom in U.S. history. He argued the currency reform produced relief and security and pledged to act with advice from trusted business experts as the nation heads toward a stronger revival.
Police and sheriff officials in Helena believe gunmen from Tutte are in the city to kill Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners who fled Butte after Tuesday night riots. Three suspects are in custody and a fourth is sought.
Aeroplane with Christoffer Son and passenger Wallen plunged from ten thousand feet over the Storm Nevadas before Christofferson regained control. The craft dropped eighteen hundred feet in the incident on Wednesday but the aviator averted disaster.
In New Orleans Dr. Oscar Dowling reports the Bubonte plague case discovered Saturday. Charles Limding, the patient described as a Keilor, was removed from the Salvation Army home to receive care.
Advices from London report the engagement of Miss Kaythe Havemeyer of New York to the Earl of Huston. The bride is the daughter of the late Henry Havemeyer. the groom holds a courtesy title and is connected to the Duke of Gratton’s household.
An American aviator in a biplane soared near Mount Whitney, proclaimed as topping 18 000 feet though claims vary. Reports note the attempt as an altitude record but contest whether it is the new American standard.
For the first time, an amendment granting full suffrage to Louisiana women received a majority in the house but failed to reach the required two thirds for constitutional amendment. The tally was 60 for and 41 against.
Baton Rouge report states the Manion bill to submit a constitutional suffrage amendment to voters failed in the Louisiana House by a vote of 60 to 41 on Tuesday, denying a key reform measure.
The Salem Mass fire left about 1,000 buildings burned and nearly half the city’s population homeless. Loss reached 12 million with 19 million insured, affecting 3,000 relief shelter dependents and 459 needing food, as camps housed mainly poor foreigners. Fire traced from Koru feather factory through shoe and leather districts. water pressure failures hindered efforts.
Census bureau reports 1913 cotton crop nearly the largest in U S history except for 111. Value of the crop estimated at 1 0428 760 000 with 18 yR2 811 running bales. Imperial Valley Arizona and Egypt like cottons noted with rising acreage and future prospects.
The fifth annual Rotary Clubs convention in Houston closes with officers elected under Australian-style balloting. Officers include President Frank L. Mulholland and vice presidents for regional divisions. A sectoral ban on using Rotary emblems commercially is adopted, Rotary Day set for Feb 23, and future conventions to avoid entertainments between 9 am and 4 pm.
Brenham Texas reports B P Anderson starting a 160 ton silo project on a farm north of Brenham. The work features a large concrete structure and signals expansion of local farm storage capabilities. Construction details emphasize scale and regional agricultural growth.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Thursday upheld the constitutionality of the Allison law prohibiting liquor shipments into dry areas. Judge Davidson dissented as two earlier dissents by other judges were noted. The court granted a rehearing in the ex parte case of J. D. Muse from Cooke, affirming charges under the act.
At Velodrome d'Hiver on Saturday Jolson defeated Frank Moran of Pittsburg on points in a twenty round fight. Moran showed grit and leadership while Jolson preserved the title in a closely contested match.
President Wilson commuted sentences of Michael J. Hannon Scranton Pennsylvania Frank YW Paynter Omaha Nebraska Fred J. Mooney Duluth Minnesota and Wilham Shupe Chicago in the dynamite conspiracy cases with immediate effect.
An ad notes a special malaria or chills and fever prescription claiming five or six doses break any case and prevent return if taken regularly. Also includes a small cartoon caption about Ponson and a quip on his borrowing habits.
Advertisement notes Capucine as an easy to take remedy for headaches and colds promising quick relief. The source text includes a gossip line and a village postmaster reference as part of the page teaser.
A terse moral note warns that fortune rarely favors those who avoid work and neglect effort. It suggests diligence as the path to opportunity and reward, reflecting a common admonition in period literature.
Eldon Missouri woman describes relief from displacement inflammation and weakness after two years of suffering She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength and urges others to try the medicine sold by Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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