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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
1
Governor Wilson announces a proposed change in New Jersey corporate law to regulate the organizers of trusts. The plan targets monopolies by instituting potential alterations to trust control and corporate structure.
A severe cold wave is forecast for North Texas with temperatures dipping to 20 to 25 degrees. The warning extends to Denton and nearby areas as officials warn of sharp drops and worsening conditions across the region.
London dispatch reports Bolkano allies prepared to resume hostilities in the east. Verses claim Serbia Montenegro and Turkey press for Balkan demands while peace talks reportedly continue in Adrianople.
Texas dispatch reports Speaker Terrell outlining proposed official salaries for Palestine and a broad set of reforms. The document names committees on federal relations, judiciary, forestry, juvenile reform, and military affairs, and details pay scales for county officers including county judge, district clerk, and tax collectors. A public notice notes expected further discussion and a forthcoming extended notice.
Ten prominent Texans, including Governor Pendleton, died after a stroke at Temple. The 60s to 70s era figures were gathered in Temple for funeral arrangements. Governor Pendleton, predecessor of Henry and Anthony term leaders, passed away following paralysis and worsened condition. Surviving relatives in Houston and nearby towns were notified as services were planned for Temple.
The dispatch mixes Nevada political notes and a family obituary with weather alerts. It mentions the 1915 legislative scene in Hewe and Dillamore area, the election for an unexpired Senate term, a proposed amendment to the state constitution, and a funeral for eleven year old Miss Locks of Cottonwood. Weather and local political notes follow with scattered details.
A fragmentary report from Texas cites Ly Smelter Beta Mompiley and J. Baa presenting at morning proceedings. The Epting rial Epting Placed on Brand action appears in the record with unclear details and diagnoses.
A local society event preview outlines a reception and social to honor members and welcome new attendees. It lists officers, dates to be announced, and notes sympathy for a family bereavement. Also includes marriage licenses and local notices.
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