09 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
1
The young boxing winner known as Knockout Brown arrived in Philadelphia and promptly dumped his 28000 dollars winnings into his mother's lap. At nineteen, he shows no dissipations and plans to spend 45 dollars daily from his share.
Rebels near Juarez claim aid from General Orasca or Navarro as federals at Juarez defend positions. Forces reported advancing toward Juarez while insurgent lines receive reinforcements from Sanches and Jokrew amid confusion in Feb. Battered dispatches describe skirmishes and shifting control as the Juarez front remains active.
Charleston dispatch reports the West Virginia House passed a constitutional amendment prohibiting liquor manufacture and sale in the state after July 1914. The vote was 78 to 10 in favor after a senate joint resolution submitted to a vote of the people.
Fragmented OCR text reports a Catholic priest in New Orleans facing public attention. The incomplete notice mentions a wedding announcement sent via telegrams and references a rector and a church event. Names and details are garbled, but the item centers on a church figure and a social ceremony.
A controversial 1911 Texas farming contest by the Poxaw Industrial Congrawn drew broad interest with more than thirty counties entering. Contestants include a Lavaca county woman and a Panola county youth, all tasked with supervising their setups while benefiting from the prize alongside local commercial clubs in Coryell, Taylor, and Sulphur Springs areas.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court today upheld every contention in Oklahoma Capital Question case. The ruling affects the state capital measures and related commercial disputes. The article notes a College tournament schedule and a public gathering tied to the decision, with turnout expected from local communities.
Fragmentary report describes cholera outbreaks and fatalities amid a city scene with references to streets and river crossings. It notes deaths and disruption as authorities contend with the illness and mention emergency conditions affecting residents and travelers.
Manueer D Getiffoden announced the 1811 boithathauwad event at a3, with eight games planned and a big fair attraction to be held in Dallas. Copeb C B Moran arrived after winter work in Kentucky and will lead the track team and baseball squad into hard practice at the Polyiectary Institute. Moran is popular with students and faculty.
Kansas republican congressman Haistow argued for direct popular election of U S senators. He cited legislative deadlock in New York as evidence of the flaws in choosing senators by state legislatures and urged amending the constitution to empower the people to elect the president and senators directly.
Elder A W Jans reports Mormon colonists in northern Mexico refuse to bear arms amid Mexican government efforts to suppress an insurrection. He says colonists will remain citizens of the United States and decline participation due to their American citizenship.
Washington February 9 The House endorsed by President Tutt for the creation of a farm board was recommended to the Senate through the appropriate committee. A decisive action is expected in the next session of Congress as support builds.
Readers debate moral nuance as phrases like fog way and Bad no chinge as good circulate. The snippet hints at language play, inviting clarification of meaning and intent from the author.
The store asserts it is here to stay and values its reputation above profit, pledging fair treatment to customers to encourage word of mouth referrals.
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