The New You and New Market Headlines 1914
A look at nineteen fourteen includes The New You, The New Market and The Grocery with New Things. These items highlight evolving consumer themes and local business notices amid changing city life.
07 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
1
A look at nineteen fourteen includes The New You, The New Market and The Grocery with New Things. These items highlight evolving consumer themes and local business notices amid changing city life.
Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds prepared to push trust regulation questions with the President upon return. Comprehensive summary of bills now with Mr McReynolds indicates Moley in consultation under Sherman Act concerns.
In Aust, Texas, a petition by Bowley against the Secretary of State was denied by the Supreme Court. The court declined to test the extent of liquor law enforcement and the state’s authority, leaving social clubs facing a setback and potential impacts on operations.
Birmingham England January report says Joseph Chamberlain the noted statesman who had served in Parliament since 1874 announced his retirement at the next general election.
Washington January 1 The president's conference with John Lind was deemed successful with the aim of advancing long distance communication and a broader plaza project. The report notes the meeting's prime purpose achieved and expresses cautious optimism about future progress.
Reported today a smallpox death aboard the battleship during the Mediterranean cruise. Officials indicate the patient exhibited symptoms and the vessel quarantined as a precaution. further details on the case and the crew impact were not immediately available.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled local option elections can remove pool rooms as saloons, reversing a challenge that the constitution forbids such elections. The decision opens the door to gaming and Sunday law votes if authorized by the Legislature.
In Mexico City on January 7 President Huerta ordered virtually all newspapers to publish a 1% tax stamp, making its acceptance mandatory for all papers and payments. The move aims to enforce revenue through compulsory stamp usage across the press and related transactions.
The report states the Japanese government has been informed of an imminent war game near Kobe and Ube as part of mobilization efforts. It notes rapid delivery of materiel and the assembly of forces, including aviation units, to simulate an aerial army.
Harry K Thaw appeared as guardians sought bail at a commission hearing. Sheriff Drew and Officer Stevenn represented Thaw's guardians as they urged leniency while the inquiry into Matty's matters continued.
Lawmakers in Albany convene amid a push by Republicans and Democrats to address public demand for reform following Governor Brynn’s corruption investigations. The session weighs stripping powers and pursuing probes into high officials linked to Stall Minds Whaukhoe Highway and related departments.
A Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company pled guilty to violating hours of service. The company was fined 100 dollars and court costs in 34 cases. Judge Thanet noted past county loan offers and warned the county could not borrow 200 thousand dollars to repair bridges and levees.
A county official stated that funds would be used to rebuild and repair bridges and culverts damaged by recent goods. The effort includes arranging for the needed money and ensuring timely work across affected areas.
Reports from Tamspica indicate renewed hostilities in the area around Cate Enue and San Lois Potnal with serious casualties feared. Local observers describe ongoing engagements and movements by forces near the Tampico corridor.
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