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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
1
In Los Angeles on January 12 a local dood push shows Detective Franklin facing charges tied to the trial of James McXemara. The official report states Franklin plans to plead guilty to a related offense.
In Houston Texas on January 12 District Attorney Clarence Kendall pleaded guilty to auto speeding. He was fined 17 dollars and 45 cents and the incident was reported by Associated Press.
A large morning assembly at the Kachssge Hotel reviews public health steps to curb meningitis. City officials physicians and citizens discuss quarantine, school closures, traveling shows, and serum supply with authorities split on immediate action.
Jan 12 Austin reports health officials urged closure of state institutions due to meningitis concerns amid war fears. Capt Saunders noted leaders opined for quarantine to visitors, while Dr Sime resisted city responsibility for quarantine yet. No new state cases reported this morning and Steiner hoped the worst was over.
A decisive naval engagement in the Red Sea saw Italian warships destroy seven Turkish gunboats and an armed yacht. The clash inflicted heavy losses on the Turkish force as Italian vessels secured a clear victory.
A garbled teletype note reports meningitis information from Houston area events. The fragment mentions a university or museum setting and a patient count, with unclear dates or names.
An incomplete report describes a transport movement toward Tao with a convoy and guards. The account mentions a Chinese force and imperialist opposition, suggesting a military escort from a Manila based announcer and a January timeframe.
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