05 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
1
A confusing report from the state capital notes labor law questions and inquiries by the labor commissioner and Adjutant General Murehing. It mentions a plan to verify work operations, supply wagons for state service, and an appointment in Port Worth of J Hy Chatham as a conditioning examiner for the year.
Congress debates reciprocity measure in the Senate as the House considers direct election of senators. The discussions focus on reform and the path to a popular vote for U S senators. The wartime era context underscores calls for constitutional change and legislative action.
An uncleared Mount Pleasant Texas dated July reports a young farmer fatally harmed in an apparent attack. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but the incident involves a man accused of injuring the victim with a weapon near a residence. Further information pending official clarification.
The drought and heat increase stress on corn and oats with prices rising. September corn gains to around 65 to 66 cents a bushel, wheat up modestly, and trading in Kansas City sees about one million bushels shift hands amid 106 to 115 degree temperatures. Reports from the corn belt note reduced shipments and widespread heat, with farmers and experts urging rain prayers in Scurry County and surrounding areas.
Chicago dispatch reports the Dowager of Portugal has died at her royal residence in Stantnist today. The weather page notes a record-breaking day with 27 deaths from the current heat wave and a temperature of 2% at 6 am, 2 points higher than yesterday.
Indictments were returned against Frank Turmey and others for the murders of Schultz and three Utters family members plus Walter Richman in Houston Heights. Officials noted Fourth of July celebrations in San Antonio while no arrests for drunkenness were reported. Civic Club and Commercial Club sessions were announced with meetings in Carnegie Hall and at the Club’s offices to discuss civic improvement and business matters.
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