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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
1
Aug 12 at Dattar Texas Dowd leaped from a bridge into shallow water near Trinity River edge and suffocated in the mud. He wore a GT user badge and was a member of Helin Temple Shriners. He left a card at the jump site. no reason is known.
Ernest Jaume, an immigrant claimed desirable character in a Russian context, has been ordered deported by the United States Immigrant Office. The case involves alleged writings favoring a Democratic government in Russia and references a book titled The Law and the Outs Yaw. Airdome show tonight features related content.
The comptroller of the currency issued a late August statement of the condition for a National bank as of August 8. The report covers the bank’s assets liabilities and capital adequacy as recorded at the department.
An Associated Press dispatch from Tex dated August 12 reports another detachment of constitutionalist troops under Piedran Noxras moving down the Rio Grande toward Nueva Laredo on the southern frontier.
Albany Aug 11 legislature lines up for expected clash this afternoon over impeaching Gov Sulzer A fall vote not anticipated The notice from Blair Stephens Levy Iron mentions prices and information for Moraton exams and Thuraway Ave 110 with agents and sales ads for Mr Stephens.
Associated Press reports from Mexico City say the situation remains peaceful and quiet as officials await the American note. The administration expects no shift in U S policy concerning Huerta's provisional presidency amid regional recognition issues.
Austin reports the House debates a $750 million miscellaneous appropriation while Grays County liquor licenses are discussed. The Senate weighs Wheeler contest claims of fraud though law compliance is disputed. Oliver Douglassville residence noted in a separate item. Dell's name under consideration for penitentiary commission membership.
Japanese government informs Mexico it will not accept Felik Diaz as special envoy for the centennial. Diaz will be received only as a private individual. Diaz plans to travel from Vancouver on Wednesday and may proceed to Japan regardless of official status.
A Texarkana banker died suddenly at his hotel this morning while traveling with his wife and infant daughter en route to California. The notice notes the death occurred as he returned with his family, and mentions Associated Press in Texarkana.
An August dispatch from Arabia details a camel train attack by unknown assailants. Casualties include several killed and wounded among British passengers and locals. Further accounts mention a dramatic escape by Dekota Wilson amid clashes with authorities and a wave of startling incidents reported on the war path.
A report notes a shift in medical language as the national meeting of doctors discusses cures for chronic ailments. Major Le Rost presents insights on the Yaronine method with humorous anecdotes of success, suggesting a change in terminology.
The Bryan and Central Texan Interurban RR announces a Saturday excursion from Bryan to Blone City and back via the Little Beason River Park. A great fish fry will be served at the park after arrival. Departs 7 00 p.m from M. & C. depot, returns about late evening. Tickets on sale Tuesday and Wednesday at picture show drug stores and the office. ticket holders receive a flash dinner at 6 20 p.m. Speakings and entertainments planned. advance payment encouraged.
The Shimmrott firm plans a five year restaurant and cafe on the Exchange Hotel block. The building will be rebuilt with new walls roof and doors and is set to open by September 1. Mr Gregory who ran a cafe in Paris will supervise and promises a high quality city venture. Weather notes report rain in parts of West and East Texas with Amarillo and El Paso expecting showers.
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