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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
1
Hallmates of J Morghns fortune in the financial district today ranged from 475000 to 1000000. There was no intimation of contents of his will but the bulk of the estate has been left to his son.
The Supreme Court today vacated a divorce granted to Bessie Bahcock Hunt from John Wright Hunt who built the Southland Hotel in Dallas and died there. The ruling cites the wife eloping from Virginia to live with another man as the basis to nullify the divorce.
Floods along the Ohio River overwhelm Cairo and Dayton with shortages of food and supplies. Rescue teams race to aid victims as the death toll climbs, with three bodies recovered today and total fatalities reaching 128. Officials report widespread damage and call for national aid to cover losses and continued relief efforts.
The Dallas News reports that no legislation is advancing to merge A and M College with the State University. Editor D P Toomey notes the subject will not be pursued unless legislative prospects improve and offers future supply of information if needed.
A dry era hit New York as Mayor Gaynor ordered one o'clock closing. An arrest occurred when a man refused to stop drinking Lobster after the new hour. The incident highlighted enforcement of the new curfew in the Tenderloin district.
In Constantinople on April 1 the Turkish government announced full acceptance of the peace terms laid out by the European powers. The move marks a decisive alignment with the proposed settlement and signals the end of major wartime hostilities.
Dr J A Witherspoon president of the American Medical Association calls Dr Friedmann's refusal to share his tuberculosis cure discovery with the medical profession and the public conduct of a taker rather than a scientist in an authorized Nashville statement.
London April 1 report that Lieutenant Perlovil of the Russian army killed himself in Warsaw Sunday by deliberately pulling the motor of his aircraft at about 600 feet.
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