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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
1
Refugees from Tampico aboard a German liner were anointed by Penns Haoiterg and Seroung in December. The American ship Momibilr group revolved around a loaner Kronptintensian Copelia aboard a vessel at Tampon where a wity bey yenterday.
From Marmonita Sonora December 1 Gen. Carranza said he would accept no compromise with the Mueria government and reiterated his firm stance against concessions proposed by the 16 Constitutionalists in yesterday's report.
Dispatches from Tampico detail a fierce assault with moral reports from the Navy Department noting ongoing actions near the water front. Noncombatants remain under protection as American naval officers observe the Constitutionalist forces gaining some advantage while foreigners are being taken aboard ships.
Reports describe a receding river and rising floodwaters around the bottom lands. Planters assess losses from sediment ruined forage and pasture. Rescue efforts continue with relief committees coordinating supplies and temporary housing for displaced tenants.
The aged father of Hans Schmidt who came from Germany to aid his son at Bow Oom Frial faced the court today. The elder Schmidt reportedly ignored prior warnings and showed little concern as the trial progressed, with witnesses recounting the strained family support.
The president was reported worse today and cancelled all official engagements. Joan Washington reports he will remain in bed until he gains strength and is rid of the illness.
Fragmentary article notes cotton market strain with warehouse figures. It mentions warehouse totals and a middling price around 1400 dollars per ton, risking interurban trade and storage logistics.
The report notes Dolly Boyett’s cattle marooned on the levee since the flood began, with W. C. Boyett sending hay by boat since Sunday to reach about 90 of 150 animals still stranded as of yesterday afternoon. The text lists donations and contributions from several individuals and groups across Texas towns including Weatherford Corsicana and Waxahachie Commercial Club.
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