09 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
1
The new Oklahoma governor Cruce, arriving from Ardmore by noon today, vows to strictly enforce liquor laws without fanaticism. The report notes a special event, including a brief address and emphasis on balanced enforcement.
A notated fragment mentions a fund dead at a high school and a meeting schedule at the First Troabyte Hon church this week at 7 p.m. Dr Johnston may Mauston tonight. William Macaulay will star in a De Mille play at West Point and Colonial theater with tickets on sale at Brandon & Lawrence's.
Jane Bailey, charged with murder and attempting to kill the Alexander family, appeared in court in Maphenville Texas. Trial began as details emerged that coffee contamination sickened J Alexate and the Alexander family. Two jurors were secured this morning from a nearby venire.
Austin Texas January reports Governor Campbell announced Albert C Prendergast of Waco a former member of the Twentieth Legislature and longtime Tenow native has accepted the associate justice seat on the supreme court bench. He took the oath and will sit on the court Wednesday.
Fragmentary OCR reports a perplexing case where a brother Alford Youns and sister Annie L. Whalen died after pneumonia and other illness. They are said to be buried in a common grave behind army officials present, with unclear details and sources.
Citizens from several towns along the Texas Central railroad meet to endorse the consolidation with Missouri Kansas Texas. The state railroad commission previously opposed the move, and legislators may be urged to back the plan.
The Liverpool market opened and closed today largely unchanged from Saturday while the New York market began practically steady. Daily reports mention a 5 point drop at the boon call, with 12 points under Saturday's close, and traders await a crucial government report due tomorrow at 10 a.m. The Bryan market in Fort Worth shows cattle receipts 2060, hogs around 41000, with steers higher near 6.50 and calves up to 6.50 while hogs ease. Other items note government authority to prosecute packers, and a West Virginia heist where Elm Grove Bank was robbed of 87,000 with the bandits fleeing the scene.
A lengthy search across Prairie County, Texas, failed to locate the three robbers who robbed the Farmers Bank and Trust in Parmers Grant. Officials say no clue was found after extensive ground and air reconnaissance, with investigators continuing to pursue leads.
Nearly a thousand delegates have arrived for the National Live stock Association convention in Fort Worth as committees meet. The executive committee plans and legislation discussions aim to bolster stock regulations and railroad service while preparations for the next president are under way. A large cattle deal reported in New Mexico involves 3300 head sold for about 90000.
A 1911 era flour advertisement urges buyers to “Buy this celebrated flour” and keeps a festive New Year greeting. The notice emphasizes Peace in homes and compliments customers and friends for a happy and prosperous year ahead.
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