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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
2
Cooper and Cole solicit Gh Account for April promising careful attention and sanitary goods. They emphasize clean wholesome groceries and urge noncustomers to try the store in April, asserting customer satisfaction and urging phone contact at 32, 380.
Page fragment shows a mix of editorial notes, political endorsements, and local notices. Mentions John Lind and U.S. intervention debates, city paving delays on Main Street, and remarks on national budgets and veterans’ pensions. Includes candidate names Rufus Hardt Fountain Conlee and commentary on Texas politics.
Candidate Pergwon contrasts his approach with Colonel Tall in the Gor fraor race. He argues his plan for governance differs on prohibition and national policy while emphasizing private ethics and party allegiance. He criticizes Tall’s stance on the Devil to take Dot Governor and questions leadership.
The Veorla Star questions John Lind’s stance and actions amid internal party concerns. The article cites unnamed officials and references Lind’s supposed inaction regarding a Department matter, suggesting tension over his appointment and performance.
A fragmented 1910s style report discusses federal aid for road building linked to macadam surfaces and gravel roads. It notes pro and con positions, road costs, and the need for improved dirt roads near the college and interurban routes. The piece captures local attitudes toward paving and funding uncertainties.
The report covers diplomatic thanks from Britain to Texas Governor, Admirals visiting American waters, and a $250,000 fundraising effort for Baylor University Medical College. It lists officials, attendees, and anticipated trials for a vessel, noting naval work and planned machine installations in Texas.
The board approved an endowment of $100,000 to the Waylon trust to support relief for malate and related needs. The decision was announced yesterday at the Higonist general Invention wae Walt ta Waro.
April 8 dispatch from Washington notes the New York I Commission faced delays in its yard operations and equipment installation. The report mentions 20 unions and ballast work, with concerns over battery testing and weaponry arrangements affecting the timetable.
Atlanta April 3 Huron said yesterday that results of his investigation into the murder of Mary Thagan probably would not be reported until late this week The report might be laid before counsel to Teo M Frank under death sentence for the murder The detective said only a few minor points remained to be cleared up Frank's execution will be automatically stayed by the petition on April 18 at 2 am for a new trial.
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