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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1913
Page
1
Austin February 25 The legislature weighs a temporary adjournment possibly through April due to meningitis. The Senate rescinded yesterday's Mexico resolution, signaling a shift toward an official stance on intervention.
Appeals on Gomez and Mishel convictions face review as Frank Morrison leads contest hearings. Officials at the Colombo Court of Ajpeate prepare to hear motions while street crews operate on Hast Mossley Street cleaning debris after a freight wreck delays southbound traffic on the Don and Texas line.
A verdict of not guilty was returned at 9 11 am in the J. B. Showd case after a brief deliberation. Sneed rose from his chair and clutched his hands as the word not was spoken. Judge Navore called for order.
A lull prevails in Mexican matters as about 95 Federal volunteer soldiers were executed at Yau Juarez after a mutiny tied to ex President Madero’s killing. Reports say many soldiers showed courage, some attempted to resist, while troops awaited more reinforcements. Revival of Diaz influence noted as portraits restored. An American named Boris Caro reported killed in Low Laureates, with increasing bandit activity. SNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEETING TONIGHT.
A Galveston gathering reports the largest turnout of the Tawleie authry troupe and transports, with 1080 actors registered. The secretary presents a progress report on foreign labor negotiations, territorial plans, and Wheatock funding for the new rene. Major Mcinnix covers Ac and M work by a street committee. finances show 240 percent collections and pledges, with a note on nonpayments and upcoming dinner to raise funds. The meeting adjourns with aims to reconvene March 20 to advance fundraising and projects for the city’s future.
Washington February 2 The Senate passed the 380000000 annual pension bill in record time with limited debate. Officials call it the largest pension measure in the government’s history despite terse discussions and procedural moves.
Vol Quitt dispatches National Guard units to the border amid unrest at Matamoros and Brownsville. Rangers travel from Laredo to Brownsville for a thirty day operation as Governor Colquitt warns the pause in hostilities is only temporary and the situation remains delicate. American Consul Johnson dismisses peril rumors in Matamoros as troops secure nearby towns.
Chicago February 25. The Johnson case dominates Chicago federal court activity today. The accused, a prominent Black activist, faces six indictments under the Mann White Slave Act for alleged transportation of Belle Schreiber from Pittsburgh to Chicago for immoral purposes.
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