Groceries and Meats For Christmas Month
Prepared to supply desired groceries and meats for the Christmas month. Guarantees quality and service while respectfully soliciting trade.
05 Dec 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
1
Prepared to supply desired groceries and meats for the Christmas month. Guarantees quality and service while respectfully soliciting trade.
Minnie Ladugus is charged with the murder of her husband after a confrontation near a lane. A second woman described as a tavern daughter from Port Wart testified in court, while Anouleted Prem alias Tena Doc Gi-Toare was among those accused.
WIGKERSHAM endorses Sherman Antitrust Law citing its adequacy for curbing restraint of trade. George W. Wickerhaut, attorney for the United States, argues a test case and calls for careful enforcement despite questions from the Attorney General.
Governor Hadley outlines plans for workmen's compensation reform court procedure simplification and tax reform. He accuses Democrats and some Republicans of opposing measures while urging expansion of state parks conversion of land into parks and regulatory changes for railroads and public services.
The Interstate Commerce Commission held it had no authority over through export bills or ocean carriers. It warned higher demurrage charges at Galveston than New Orleans could hinder Texas cotton handling, risking discrimination claims if railroads are held responsible for water carriers’ failures.
A conference was held in Washington to determine if the government should abandon the indictments returned in the federal court against officers of the Magnolia Petroleum Company of Texas and related parties in connection with charges of violating antitrust law.
John Bealsneed Sneed remains in Waco after an acquittal in Fort Worth. He planned to address the public soon but thanked his Waco friends for standing by him during the troubles as he moves forward.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the armistice between Greece and Turkey has been delayed by one day. The development comes amid Albanian tensions as Ismail Bey protests bombardment of Alvous by Greek gunboats. Cotton market updates follow with warehouse quotations and futures.
Testimony before Senate committees alleges U S favoring Francisco Madero in the Mexican Revolution and notes arms shipments and neutrality law violations. The investigation focuses on American capital interests and possible U S influence on events at the Mexican border.
A farmers winter course at Abad ML College runs January 5 to 10 1919. Director Tevane Tate outlines plans with guest speakers on silos construction and blending methods. Attendees include students and boys to grownups, with demonstrations and talks by noted specialists.
The Bryan banks report strong deposits and rising commerce in Brazos County. Aggregate deposits reach 1 600 506.67 with gains in freight and business activity. Marriage licenses issued to several couples including Joe Wout and Fila Jenkins and others.
Steubenville Ohio reports a busy grand jury investigation with eight secret indictments returned. One man received a shotgun for a vote and later discarded the weapon into a river. A candidate feared and sought to recall Bisattia amid the inquiry.
Min Long resigns from Bryan tapUat Academy and Lillian Mae Tidrow, former University of Kansas teacher, is engaged to lead the art department. Tidrow brings praised teaching and management skills, and the academy notes rising class attendance. A showcase window and private lessons for gifts are announced with a December train schedule and new afternoon and evening times.
A damaged report states the interstate committee commission to regulate rail stocks and the Mant amendment empowering the commission passed the House. Weather notices forecast a fair Thursday with cool temperatures and rain in the northwest and Rockies.
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