05 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes removal of Denokious Negro troops amid confusion over Brownsville and Mexican border duties. It mentions the Ninth Cavalry and a unit from Texas, with unclear references to Santa Antonio and other locations, reflecting wartime orders and troop movements.
The court heard a motion today in the Lightfoot Colquitt controversy over Torvell's salary and the McLean county case involving a disorderly journey. The proceedings aimed to sustain the conviction of J Morgag and implied actions by Robertson Fitzhugh regarding repeal of a recent legislative provision.
The U5 senate held a brief session amid ongoing election talk and budget planning. Lawmakers debated nominees and calendar dates while noting a high nominal support rate for a key measure, with voting expected later in the week.
In St Anne Dalhart Texas on April 1 a socialist candidate won the mayoral race narrowly ahead of rival contenders. The defeated candidate and supporters acknowledged the close result as plotting for future elections continues. A Denver pastor with former Texas University faculty ties died aged 70 of typhoid fever, reported from Denver.
Fragmentary dispatch from Mexico in April reports federal troops clashing with insurgents near Torwe and Méioan, with eighteen ton-capacity combat jeeps destroyed and limited details on casualties as authorities claim insurgent forces were cornered and defeated.
Rebels claim no assault on Chiruanu City while forces march toward Cus Grandes. Inoutrrertoas units advance as General Lie directs troops to bolster Chibialius border amid broader push to recapture territory and free captives.
A fragmentary OCR item discusses American and Canadian reciprocity, noting a proposed measure to ease trade and aid farm products. It references the President and U.S. leaders favoring improvements in trade relations with Canada and Cuba, aiming to bolster national duties and relations.
Court hears case against members of the defunct firm of Steele Miller & Co of Carinil Miss charged with forging lading bills. Indictments cited forged documents and alleged attempted evasion of payment. Judge H presides as witnesses prepare to testify in the ongoing proceedings.
A garbled early 20th century note describes a fire in a tenement and a policeman being kicked. fragments reference dates, locations, and witnesses, but readable facts are limited. The piece preserves the rough outline of a blaze harming an officer amid building danger and legal notices.
At Stratford Texas on April 5 a prisoner overpowered Sheriff Lambie, seized his gun, and escaped after injuring him. A guard was knocked down and the escapee fled into the county jail area as Speritt McCann of Dallas County pursues.
A garbled report shows cities voting to move from dry to wet status in yesterday’s municipal elections. The text mentions Denver and Colorado in April with unclear names and figures, noting a small margin shift and local officials.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a political item about socialist candidates and a vote at a hall. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but the piece references election necessity, socialists, and potential fund or support issues.
In Dalnart Texas near Rose City, Claude Litlefield and Miss Lena Mayfield were married after traveling by horse. The rider supposedly dropped dead, and the father of the bride arrived minutes behind them to bless the nuptials in a rustic setting.
Washington reports George Creich Field, an American, was shot in an ambush at his ranch near Tuxtam Mexico. He is probably fatally wounded according to a telegram to the State Department from United States Consul at Tampico. War Department orders a thorough investigation.
Report from Anvonio Texas on April 2 notes seven persons injured when a streetcar overturned last night. Authorities say one man, George Mate of the Seventeenth in tantry, remains with a torn stalp while the others recover. details sparse and clarifications pending.
A brief account tells of a bride who left Kittrel with her husband, ten days after the ceremony, for New York. The young woman, aided by a sister, was cared for at the almahouse until arrangements or changes could be made, as the couple failed to meet and reconcile.
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