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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
1
A joint committee recommends not adjournment due to Menlaguy concerns while a separate report supports adjournment. The Wortham de Heleney bill proposes an appropriation of $207,000 to address local needs and conditions under consideration.
A Washington Pa report notes the House in committee rejected part of a two-day program and voted for only one battleship amid tense debates and partial approval.
Washington February 4 The Senate voted to create a Department of Labor with a cabinet level officer at its head The bill now goes to conference for final shaping as the new department would oversee labor issues and agencies including the proposed cabinet position
A massive blast near a rock quarry in Spain killed about two hundred people and wounded many as gunpowder stored for a government exercise exploded. Debris shot into the crowd, turning the scene into a chaotic blast site with smoke and fallen stone.
Albert Keith of Harvey held an inquest this morning and ruled death due to natural causes after a Negro man dropped dead while planting corn on the OCM Risinger place yesterday afternoon. The event occurred as the man worked with a plow wrapped around his body.
In a February dispatch from Mexico, unconfirmed reports state Emilio Madero, brother of the revolutionary leader Francisco Madero, was killed near Laredo while pursuing rebels. The government has not confirmed his death, and conflicting wires suggest he may have been killed in action or executed as fighting rages along the border.
Woodrow Wilson resigned as Governor of New Jersey at 1 o clock yesterday effective noon March 1. He delivered his resignation in his own handwriting via Secretary Tumulty to Secretary of State David S. Carter and sent a message to both houses of the Legislature declaring he would become a private citizen for three days.
Cipriano Jastro, former Venezuelan President, landed in Havana on February 26. A large crowd greeted him as immigration officers extended cordial welcomes amid a festive mood in the Cuban capital.
By Associated Press Washington feb 25 Wilson cabinet rumors name William J Bryan Nebraska William G McAdoo New York Josephus Daniels Virginia Albert Burleson Texas undecided picks include George W Garthala Panama Canal expert for Secretary of War reports conflict with Palmer Mitchell and Baker turning down posts while Lehmann eyed for Attorney General evidence suggests Burleson the only congressman selected for a cabinet post
James A. Moffatt, vice president of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, arrived in Parkersburg this morning for a company visit. Clerk Me Degen accompanied him. The event highlights corporate activity in the region.
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