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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
1
The British Labour Party conference today voted 860 to 1 in favor of woman suffrage. The report notes unsettled lines among delegates and mentions alderman John Daly and others, with ongoing discussions through tonight and Friday.
The report details discussions among Democratic leaders including Alexander of Trenton and Bryan associates about reshaping the Wilson cabinet with Bevan's positive stance on accepting the Secretary of State post. Alexander left for Trenton, amid a flurry of calls from supporters and press, while others in Washington report on movements within the party and potential appointments.
From Constantinople to London and Paris, reports indicate Turkish proposals show a spirit of compromise while powers press for immediate armistice terms. A Turkish reply to the European note is deemed unacceptable, with four days left before termination talks, and Ottoman officials weigh Adrianople and Aegean concerns.
In Scotland during an event in Associate Prous Dondea, June 38, a ceremony granting freedom of the city to Premier Avian Autry sparked a confrontation. Police expelled women from the building as the crowd shouted traitor and clashed amid a disrupted ceremony.
Aged Warahaghie woman perished when an explosion sparked a fire at a residence. A man, Jobo Trice, was severely burned while attempting to aid, as residents fled in panic. The incident occurred in Warahachie near Touma and Jax areas, with authorities investigating.
In a county court session, jurors found J. A. Revd guilty of obstructing a road and several defendants pled guilty to illegal carrying of pistols with fines ranging from 25 to 109 dollars plus costs. Names include Allen Williams, Jim Oliphant, Hap Rogers, Gur Ray, Ernest Guerrera, Arthur Crawford, Mary Davis, Carlo Salvato, Perry, John Sausaurens, Arthur Jackson, Ed Johnson, and Lamar Rogers. The case references motion for rehearing and venue issues, with some defendants receiving prison terms or transfers.
The combined rebel army today allowed three hundred Pedveat reinforcements to enter Jaarez, thwarting the expected assault. Rebels have the town effectively surrounded as the siege continues with intensified activity around Jaarez.
Three men and one woman died in a hotel fire that destroyed a four story building. Three more people were seriously hurt after jumping from upper story windows as flames engulfed the structure.
A Texas Legislature report discusses penal institution changes. Governor Colquitt urges reforms to reduce prisoner transfers to Huntertile and farm or Rusk facilities, calls out corruption in the permanent auditor, and backs a governor-appointed business manager and purchasing agent. It also mentions railroad disposition and education bills.
In Little Rock on January 2 Joe T. Rotion won the temporary governorship by 76 votes, 68 needed. Governor Robinson’s 61 vote tally elected him to a new term. a special election will decide his successor as governor and Butler Davis joins the Arkansas Legislature.
Miger Y. Me C. As secretary for the college, arranging a February 15 appearance of the Glee Club here. The Glee and Mandolin Club of the college are in excellent shape this year and plan a North Totas tour next month. Their Colonial show in February will interest Bryan residents.
A Texas scene in Lages highlights legislator Avatin's bid to introduce a bill in the House for state and county offices. The piece notes party lines and long service, plus estimated campaign costs around 411,000,000 and Salter candidates' spending, with a four year term seen as a way to contain expenses.
Yesterday a craftsman display attracted crowds with hand wrought glass and art metalwork. Cole presented a range of electric fixtures in a new showroom on Booth Min Street near Johnson Rohdeeneaee, drawing praise for modern craft and design.
A. A. McCallum of Tabor spoke in the city this morning declaring he voted for the good roads bond levy once but would not again. He added that his past decades of voting have not achieved the needed results and urged a reconsideration of the road plan.
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