House Refuses to Pass President Veto on Immigration Bill
The House declined to override the President with a vote of 214 to 114 on the Dillingham immigration bill. Five additional affirmative vetoes have paused the measure, delaying its fate despite support from some factions. Meanwhile Mine Stoddard of San Antonio receives praise as she moves from public schools to the high school, reflecting a promotion by the city’s school board.
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Wrathington
House
Ruan
Minette Stoddard
San Antonio
Charter Sub-Committee Deliberates On Draft Details
The charter sub-committee continued review of the draft with attendees including Moje, Metnnlt, K.P. Pariky, A. We Wier, Robert Armstrong, C.H. tontine, J. & Webb, and M. Hewit. Members split on whether to leave many details to ordinance or grant specific powers by charter. The group adjourned to reconvene at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Moje
K.P. Parlky
A. We Wier
Von
Robert Armstrong
C.H. Tontine
J. & Webb
M. Hewit
Ome
Committee On Read
Madero Deposed As Mexican Leader After Palace Arrest
Mexico City reports say President Francisco Madero was captured in the National Palace by General Blanquet and troops, ending his presidency. Gustavo Madero, brother of the president, was executed a short time later as Huerta’s provisional government consolidates power amid street celebrations and international reactions.
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Mab
Madero Han Bept
Na Wout
Ganeral
Blanquet
Gustaso Madero
Hmuwrtu
Orener
Huerta
Dine
Madera
Otter
Cere
Pisumilly
Hoverta
Provident
Madero Eflier
Felix Diaz
Pit ‘Suarez
Vomal
Prvvidant
Aplrite
Pedera Oopn
Censur
Madero
Ty Auouiod
Mexico
City
Fluerta
Josierend
Mondragon
Colter
Accuete
Ponce
Amer San
Mesico
Americus
Diaz Ratifins
Heb
Gen. Welle Dla
Muorta
Marc Mernandye
Rateel Hernanydes
Wursles
Viva Huerta
Viva Madero
Suarez
Axona
Couy
Madero Removed From National Palace Amid Palace Uprising
Mexico City February 1 1913 President Madero was removed from the National Palace to the arsenal after refusal to talk. Hundreds of supporters were jailed that night and many Americans found their homes wrecked or looted. Rosetto Rayon reported alive after earlier claims of death. Twenty two prominent men listed to be executed if Madero won.
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Mexico City
Madero
Naonal Palace
Arsenal
Autlen
Retusingo
Macro
Gustavo Madero
Tieir
Young Reyes
Rosetto Rayon
X Autelde
Sho
Muderg
Sneed Testified In Own Defense Amid Shadowed Trail
A fragment recalls Sneed testifying in his own defense while alleging constant shadowing. The note mentions a person named Geatn and a pursuer on his trail near Boyce, with a vague remark about a trip to Amarillo.
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Sneed
Vernon Texan Witness Testimony Sparks Family Flight
Vernon Texas February 19 3 witness statements reveal plans to protect wife and children from a feared confrontation. Maud Leigh and her children left Bryan area for Navasota to establish a temporary home while the community mourns the loss of a respected family.
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Vernon
Texan
Boal
Calort
al Boyce
Boyce
Wileanson
Maud Leigh
Navasota
Bryan
Alt Xo
Two More Legislators Stricken in Texas Body
Texas February report says Representative D.C. Welly of Kaufman fell ill with meningitis and Major Speaker Terrell postponed reconvening. Colorado County’s George Herder joins a list of lawmakers stricken, as the Senate plans to meet with Lieutenant Governor Stayes presiding. illness grips House members, with several cases proving fatal.
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Wil Stayes Kayine
Bryan Candy Company Sol Takes Equipment to Houston
The Ryan Candy Convey issue involves machinery and fixtures moving to Houston. Colline Candy Company of Houston and Ubewuma have shifted operations there. Mr C A Raines remains in Bryan while W C Holmen heads to Houston to join Colline as city salesman. The arrangement is temporary and citizenship remains the same.
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Ryan
Colline ‘Candy Company
Houston
Ubewuma
C. A- Raines
Bryan Cancers
W. C. Holmen
Tom
Clariiy
Coline
Ax Nity Caleaman
Tetuaraey
Major W L Bringhurst dead in Texas
Corsicana Texas Fed the Prof W e Bringhurst superintendent of the State Orphans Home died yesterday afternoon of pneumonia. Major Bringhurst was a renowned educator and author, once a candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, served at Texas A and M College, later lived in Bryan and other cities. The body arrived from Corsicana with relatives, funeral held from train route to city cemetery under Rev W W Binu p of St Andrew's. Pallbearers listed then Mrs J R Robinson returned home after visiting her parents in Houston.
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W. L. Bringhurst
Uate
M. College
Sam Houston
Bringhurst
Bryan
College
Major Bringhurst
Corsletun
Mia
Reinahurst
Dougan
Mian Nelle
Otra
Ody Heine
W. W. Binup
At. Andrew's Episcopal
Joe Mfiend
RA. Harrison
HJ. Fountain
A. Adams
PS. Park
J. D. Martin
J. ©. Robinson, Jr
Houston
Mra. W. T. James
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