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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
1
The jury selection in the Sneed case continues in Fort Worth Texas as the work resumed this morning. Two more jurors were sworn, bringing the total to seven and signaling a likely extension into Monday afternoon.
An unidentifed steamer on an eastbound voyage caught fire amid heavy fog off the Virginia coast. A nearby vessel stood by ready to render assistance as smoke and flames were reported, with unclear details on casualties or rescue efforts.
Los Angeles based arraignment shows Clarence Darrow entering not guilty pleas on charges related to jury birthing and related indictments. Demurrer and motion to quash were overruled by the court, setting stage for trial.
Sherman Texas February County Judge J O Adams has been exonerated of all indictments charging misdemeanors and felonies handling court fees. Indictments were quashed in a ruling that clears the official of all charges.
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Governor Bruce will skip the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore to avoid a risk that Lieutenant Governor McAlester may convene a special session of the legislature during his absence. The notice notes potential political maneuvering and uncertainty in state leadership.
Washington reports Col Steever commanding U S Cavalry in El Pano Texas ordered to deter Mexican mutineers from entering U S territory and to warn Mexican government. Mention of Q B Rote force and Chimuanus state capture. notes doubts about Mexican government protection and a rebel surrender by Canan Orauten.
A harsh blizzard with temperatures around 20 below zero hits Chitwuaina and El Paso area. Two weeks of cold, clear weather had left cattle prepared to endure the storm. An ambulance was fired upon. a driver wounded. Mexican Central trains report riots and troop movements toward Chihuahua, with Americans still barred from crossing into Juarez. Des Moines and Wichita Falls report plunging temperatures and strong northerly winds.
Philadelphia Feb 3. Sharp criticism of Senator LaFollette at a banquet of the Periodical Publishers Association. The senator opened with a long speech questioning newspaper sincerity as H Seitz of the American Newspaper Publishers Association defended the industry. Seitz said publishers would not defend the newspapers as attacked. Seitz later said LaFollette failed to carry the argument and was effectively wiped off the map.
Two new meningitis cases and one death were reported since noon yesterday by City Health Officer Lina. The fatal case involved Steve Mathis, who resided near the Baside area and died last night. The other patient was Will Brown, a colored resident in the southern part of town.
In Manila and Chicago districts voters back Taft in primaries. Delegates from some provinces to Monday's convention are instructed to oppose the president's endorsement. Roosevelt supporters plan to seek his endorsement at the convention.
Washington February 3 Chairman Henry of the house rules committee offered an amendment to curb Republican efforts to stall Democratic measures. The Henry rules amendment was adopted by a vote of 150 to 10 percent. He also introduced a compromise on the money trust investigation allowing four regular finance committee members to join the investigating committee.
London reports a grand welcome planned for King George and Queen Mary upon their India return. A royal funeral review at Spithead and a thanksgiving service at St Patrick’s Cathedral are scheduled as part of public observances.
A large audience at Edge listened to A. G. Beard Brazos County Judge J. B. Priddy and Rey Hudepeth in favor of the good roads bond proposal while attorney J. G. Minkert opposed it. Sentiment showed gains for proponents though supporters remained mixed.
A community meeting on road improvements is planned for Kurten Monday night with discussions from local leaders and invited speakers. August Prince MM and others are listed as attendees. A new professor, Bl M.S. Phihaon ophine University, will speak on plant pathology and biology topics related to the program.
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