11 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1911
Page
1
The Con Wal Labor Union adopted resolutions blasting Governor Cole for appointing Judge Heel and for violating the eight hour law. They denounced Dibrelt as an enemy to organized labor and called for action against the alleged practices.
Cone Johnson William Poindexter and Horace W Vaughan head the opening rally for the statewiders in Waco on April 21 The Associated Press report from Texarkana notes the trio as the speakers and mentions Mayor John Kline in the Texarkana incident context Foster Rogers named chief of police in the mayoral race after the monthly election
J. P. Collins announced the city public notice about a special train to carry an individual into Mexico. The fragment references Madero and mentions a public playground with unclear dates and a February to January context.
Cleveland Ohio April 11 mourns the death of Tom L Johnson with tributes pouring in from prominent men. Also a hot springs balloon incident is reported with a balloon believed to be the craft used by Lieutenant Moneywell lifting near Hot Springs Arkansas and traveling northward.
Jacckbart Texas April 11 reports disputed Caldwell county prohibition election votes were mixed in Lauling road bond boxs. Two ballots from the box carried opposite outcomes. Lulus Nox favored antis and Varner favored pro, with boxes sealed awaiting counting.
The Lumbermen's Association held its silver jubilee convention in Houston Texas with visitors from nearby towns. Freight rates and potential writ actions on reform pensions were set for discussion. Protent Whitselle of Corsicans gave a report this afternoon.
Hydevin Lincoln County Jail seeks a new trial after a Missouri Supreme Court order. Charles Hyde, convicted of killing Col Thomas W. Swope, philanthropist and father of James Swope, faced a fresh hearing as his case progresses toward appeal.
Coach C. H. Moran and the A. and M. college baseball team will travel to Fort Worth to play Texas Christian University, then visit Austin for two games with the University of Texas.
A chaotic incident on a freight car platform involved a confrontation between a Black soldier and railway authorities. The soldier resisted orders, was restrained, and handed over to military authorities amid tense race relations and disciplinary action.
A proposed plan by David A Francis aims to dam a river near the Southern Pace railroad bridge to irrigate 350000 acres of arid land. Gov Soiyult gets a letter from the West Texas Ginners Association urging a veto by the second legislature. Textiles department at A and M College will operate during June and July.
The article outlines a practical program tied to the Galveston cotton ring, with hundreds of samples and a focus on showing a variety of curation. It notes a special course and dedicated effort by participants to devote themselves to the subject at hand.
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