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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
1
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Northern and Central California reports say hundreds of men attempted an overland train march to Bun Prunciers but the line was blocked by earth slides and wartime conditions hindered progress in the area.
Reported troop movements near Nuevo Laredo indicate rebels have withdrawn after engagement with cavalry and artillery. Authorities expected clarification as supply convoys continued to proceed and harvest efforts resumed following the clash.
A report from New York describes thin but notable effects of radium on three cancer patients over three weeks. Doctors caution that cures are not yet proven, but relief was observed.
The President and Lind held a private conference aboard the Chester with John Lind. The talk produced no policy shifts, described as a get together for information. The President said no embargo changes were discussed and refused confirmation of other officials’ presence.
General Bligs describes border operations by U S forces guarding the river frontier. He says a patrol halted incursions and forced reloads across the river, keeping the Bend region from being overrun. He claims disciplined units returned to their comrades and are not deployed further.
Reported in OsL Texas a clash occurred as Mexican forces crossed the Rio Grande into the United States. Federal artillery and entrenched positions were described as heavy with U S forces countering. Mexican funds amounting to one hundred forty five thousand pesos were delivered for federal soldiers' pay.
Fragmented list of names and places appears to note arrivals or notices at a hotel. Includes entries for New York Houston Dallas and other locations with scattered initials and dates. No clear event or outcome is described beyond a scheduling or guest listing.
The Bryan forecast notes a 24 hour period ending at 9 am with a maximum temperature and measurable precipitation. An area of high pressure covers the Rocky Mountain region bringing generally clear conditions tonight and Sunday, while a disturbance over the North Pacific Coast brings rains and warmer weather. Observer John Daly confirms the report.
After years of wear the East Side school receives new desks over the holidays. On opening day Monday students will be greeted by a bright classroom with fresh seating. The replacement is presented as a Christmas gift to East Side scholars.
The funeral of Charles Ganter aged 12 in Axcon Panama was held Wednesday. He had long ties with the Mexican Cable Company and spent years in Mexico and South America in cable work. Survived by his father B. Gonter two brothers Herbert and Jack and other relatives. Fireworks accident in Rand y Blowart drug store caused a brief blaze but no injuries or property damage reported.
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