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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1911
Page
1
Washington July 22 The reciprocity bill was taken up by the senate under an agreement to act without further debate. The LcCamber amendment to lower duties on necessities and expand free trade was defeated 64 to 16. The bill passed the senate without amendment by 57 to 9 and moves toward the house for final action.
Port au Prince dispatch reports Haitian revolutionists marching on the capital amid a tense scene. The President of the Negro Republic, Jon, is seriously ill with pulmonary trouble and discouraged. Palace men report a grim atmosphere as events unfold.
Dallas is designated as one of ten first class post offices to become a postal savings bank. The move, reported by Associate Press, marks a new financial service in the city with federal support.
In Denison Texas a postal savings bank opened for the first time. During the inaugural hour it took in 240 dollars. The event marks a new financial service in the town as residents begin using the postal savings facility.
Aboard byline from New York reports Miguel Bermudes a 4 Spanish seaman who arrived July 19 has developed cholera at a local boarding house. The incident reflects the spread of the disease in crowded urban lodging.
Reports from 138 counties show mixed early leads but North Texas counties post strong majorities for the amendment while Central and South Texas reveal varying gains. Dallas and other counties estimate a 25 000 to 40 000 majority. overall South Texas may offset North Texas. Quiet election day with no disturbances and women’s Christian church prayer service observed.
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