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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
1
Sherman Texas April 27 Gover Nor Colquitt began a campaign for reelection with two speeches to young women at an informal morning event. He argued the statewide initiative would reduce fault finding and attacked the recall as a sham while defending his record and urging voters to support his policy priorities.
Morrie Sheppard opened his campaign in Greenville with a special train from several Texas cities in attendance. His opening speech opposed the liquor traffic, labeling it a key issue in the senatorial campaign.
Howton Texas on April 2 reports plans to organize a major state fair in Houston. Officials describe a large event aimed at showcasing commerce and culture, with community groups rallying behind the initiative.
The report notes Senator Malley declaring he was out of politics for all time while commenting on Governor Wilson and potential presidential candidates. It mentions W. J. Ryan’s ambition to run and a possible bolt if given a chance. A reference to initial aid referendum and national government conditions is included in the summary.
Washington dispatch says two steamers and a schooner near the Titanic were not rushed to aid as Captain Moore testified. He said a schooner was within miles and he sighted a tramp steamer, with rescue plans evolving as ships traveled at twenty one knots. The testimony notes steamers often run through the field at such speeds.
New Orleans reports armed guards and hostile pickets along the Atchafalaya river levees as the flood from that river advances toward the Mississippi. Both sides fear the opposing bank may cross to breach the levees, creating a tense confrontation over the looming inundation.
In Philadelphia the observance of Grant's birthday will include an honor tribute. The First Troop of the Philadelphia City Cavalry will serve as escort of honor during the president's visit.
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