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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
1
Reports from Cairo and Hickman indicate the Ohio River's level is dropping, easing strain on levees. Thousands of refugees await food provisions as flood relief centers issue aid and safety provisions.
In Austin Texas the race to succeed Burleson for Congress sees candidates Caldwell Hays Low Twine Washington and WilliamAow contend for the party nomination. A tight vote tally reported as of morning indicates strong interest in the contest with party leaders backing key figures for the upcoming light vote.
A partial text from a legislative report notes a committee agreement on tariff policy. The decision by President Wilson’s administration concerns sugar duties and trade measures, proposing either free trade or a law duty to be eliminated within three years.
Governor convened a special election for a vote on the amendment proposed by the Legislature. The measure seeks approval of reforms to the committee system and ballot process, with the outcome pending in the April session at Avatin Texas.
A Sherman blacksmith, identified as Anson late ery ehmeman, was seriously injured when a mule attacked him this morning. The animal bit and shook the smith, causing damage to his right arm.
Two people died and nine were severely injured when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train hit an open switch at sixty miles an hour, plowing into the Hoyteville passenger station and causing heavy damage.
A court in Port Worth Texas sentences Frank Vin Kirklin to ten years in penitentiary for the murder of Hugeth Biaylon. Kirklin reportedly divorced his wife earlier and faced the trial this morning amid sensational testimony and local coverage.
Anureidet Lacombe faces trial for the murder of M. Drove editor of De Titre after police moved in to seize weapons. The case centers on allegations linked to an earlier violent incident and ongoing legal proceedings with multiple defendants pending formal charges.
Rescue teams report that two hundred workers caught in an avalanche at a Domoduasala Alpine site may have perished from exposure after being buried for hours. Officials fear a high death toll as efforts continue to locate survivors.
A Montenegrin seaport reports a new warship addition from Jordanian allies as eight vessels including Australian units participate. The post lists names such as Gutman and Preuch amid tense regional activity.
In New York Park Row a man named Eugene Smith associated with Tammany politics was shot and killed by four armed assailants who escaped. The event follows tensions linked to local political rivalries.
Rain Pulitner owner sues Alderman Curran in City Hall matter tied to Mayor Gaynor's administration. A hearing is set today though a delay may be granted as defense cites statements attributed to Curran. The plaintiff alleges repeated attacks affecting Mr Pulitzer.
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