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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
1
The Eads Knights and Ladies of Honor announce officers for Texas quarters. Proma Patlas of Tex. Aug.1 is named Grand Protector, Marie J. Cole of Daan elected as Minor Soreph Nevzer holds Vice Grand Protector duties.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chinese leaders and refugees with garbled names and places, including a reference to Yoni, Javan, and Dr fly Yat Sen. Unable to determine a cohesive event or reliable entities from the damaged excerpt.
3 W Brown, a veteran professor, presided over a cotton school at the A and XI College. Attendees, including Brown, reported a productive session with Mr Virown praising the results and highlighting the value of the instruction for advancing cotton processing and learning.
A terse obituary notes the death of a Germa soil leader at Zur Ded. The brief item records the deceased’s age as twenty and hints at a sudden passing, with no further biographical detail available in the readable text.
The fragment mentions Arete explorer greeting MLint, a court execution for Chavis Weary over food theft, and a death at Contenville Pa. It also references 1995 export records and a 1906 war banner year, with mentions of Walker and a presidential appointment related to Carnell.
Governor William Sulzer was impeached by a Democratic majority vote of 79 to 45. The impeachment followed his eleventh hour attempt to save his reputation after allegations that campaign funds were used for Wall Street speculation without Sulzer’s knowledge.
Washington reports say President Wilson wants to postpone key currency reform provisions until December. Hale of Texas and others back amendments while government leaders prefer deferral. European affairs signal readiness to report on labor issues.
The state house adopts a resolution urging a further appropriation of 200,000 dollars for the Attorney General's Department to prepare the state's case against the Houston Oil Company for the recovery of school land and acres, advancing the legal action.
The Senate asks Governor Colquitt to submit Trahan Tlile and Cabell for confirmation as commissioners. A Wheeler hearing is set for 4 o clock. Amendments to the Penitentiary Bill were waived and sent to conference as ceremonies appropriation measures proceed.
The Menaarling Mercantile Co plans a new brick building on Bryan and Mosley streets with groceries, dry goods, and a wagon and implement yard. Offices on the north side house Mr J H Mannutling manager and staff including Mr Brune Geant bookkeeper and Miss Treme Pleterr assistant. A two thousand pound freight elevator, three delivery routes, and provisions for public convenience are described. Rev J M Mullock reports a revival at Reliance with nineteen additions and sixteen by profession and baptism. Primary grade teachers invite all children to a home visit at Dr and Mrs M J Weaver tomorrow afternoon.
Democratic leaders criticize Governor O Neal Alabama action appointing Representative Honey D Clayton to succeed late Senator J P Jaknet. Senate Judiciary chairmen urge credentials to committee. calls for legislative repeal to grant interim authority amid party tensions. Regular midweek prayer sermon noted at First Methodist Church. City school funds bid notice invites September 3, 1813 proposals with terms and contract award date.
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