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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
1
Berwick Bay crews work amid shifting oyster species as packing hours adapt to new speciation patterns. Local shippers monitor supply chains and market effects for Turkeys Crewed Chickens and related seafood products.
In Tulsa Oklahoma on December 18 Mre Albert Patrick is highlighted as cherishing devotion and bravery. The piece portrays her husband’s conviction and her steadfast support through hardship and prison gloom, ending with a note of tragic timing to her victory.
Fragmentary OCR reports suggest a claimed move to terminate the Chinese parliament. Referenced figures include Yuan Hong and the Regional/Administrative authorities. Details are unclear, with mentions of a petition and a delayed session.
Villa said he would follow US recommendations on foreign rights and appoint a committee to inventory expelled Spaniards property. He argued the Spaniards’ lives were in danger and that many were aligned with Huerta, with some held against them by Huerta’s forces after Torreón.
Currency amendments offered by Crawford and Nelson were adopted allowing National banks to loan on farm mortgages. Central Reserve and country banks may own up to one third of time deposits, with 25 percent of capital and surplus on farm mortgages. Democrats defeated the Crawford amendment prohibiting interlocking directorships in the banking system. Indications point to Senate passage of currency reforms based on government backed notes tied to commercial transactions. A push to concentrate reserves regionally and stabilize wage processes is noted. Senator Ashcroft introduces a bill to fence the Mexican border with barbed wire to curb incursions, while a statement from the president asserts the plan will not harm beauty or independence of the region.
A U S Circuit Court ruling limits the Watch Trusts ability to compel a price stop. The case concerns Witham Water Company and a private party challenging mandatory watch pricing. Court action centers on regulatory power and market impact. The decision signals a potential shift in price control precedents for utilities and watch suppliers.
In New York Dor. 11 the mother of former Lt. Charles Lecker died today, ignorant her son was awaiting execution for a sensational murder. She believed he was in a sanitarium.
Two women including civic leaders patrol streets in an act to enforce a local spitting ordinance in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. The scene reflects community efforts to uphold public health measures.
A German army officer received a sentence of forty three days in prison for striking down a lame shoemaker at Forstoer. He had been paid to injure him and the act was described as self defense by the prisoner in the report.
A Black person accused in a serious case died in a related Dallas incident. Police say Henry Bennett, aged several years, involved in the event shortly after a drop occurred, with authorities noting the sequence and timing of actions.
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