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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
1
The birthday of Jefferson Davis was observed across the Confederacy with events reported from Dallas to many southern states. Observances included public acknowledgments and ceremonies marking the former Confederate president’s birthday.
Cologne Germany June 3 Ott o Schmidt reports to the medical society after an extensive inquiry into cancer origin. He says the disease is caused by a parasite and can be halted by a method he proposes. The finding was offered for further testing and verification.
A garbled report notes Edmond Porryor setting a new altitude record in an aviation event. The text cites an event on June 4 with unclear spellings and names but centers on breaking a world altitude mark by an aviator.
Snyder Texas June 2 farmers group adopts a resolution endorsing keeping the Agricultural and Mechanical College at the present site in College Station and the establishment of another institution in West Texas.
Fragmented OCR recalls a commercial club gathering with references to suffragettes applying torch oppose. The report names Mrs Choate H Mikie of Corsheams, Min St W Simm, Dr Piarslett, and city links to a Chicago trip for a daughter, Stratric, amid unclear details.
Richard J. Metcalfe of Lincoln Nebraska, lifelong newspaperman and former Nevada spokesman in 1896, is named Civil Governor of the Panama Canal Zone by President Wilson. Also reports indicate tariff discussions, free list prospects for meat and wheat, and Senate committee testimony on tariff influence claims with Penrose noting past improper appeals to lawmakers.
Quster Oil Gas hearing held at Corsicana Texas to determine if Blandhard OW attorney and others violated antitrust law by blocking Standard Wt Company. Witnesses claimed stock in Stagnationa owned by Archbold and Palger Jr. while defendants denied improper conduct. The examiner sought to review records as part of the case.
Fragmentary report details an attack near Matamoros with unclear timing and several injured or bitten. The message mentions individuals Tess, June, and Dogan and references Malimorox with ongoing activity and unconfirmed outcomes.
A report from Trem Tesarkana and nearby towns describes widespread infantile paralysis cases strain on state health departments. Officials urged public cooperation, traced potential sources, and noted several deaths linked to the outbreak as medical facilities seek aid and guidance.
A chaotic evacuation unfolds at a Turkish seaport as Bulgarian forces move civilians and personnel away from Modovin integral to the Bre 6 Mormora area. Reports indicate June actions began with priority on safe withdrawal and blockade control.
The Long Horn dedicates a 1918 college yearbook to Lal Stoneler and Meckaning College of Texas. The editing team includes cadets and students like A Stevens of Turnett and Wil lin Orth of Youkuia, with art editors and contributors from San Antonio to Fort Worth. The volume features elaborate color friezes and a printed history of the college press.
A cryptic 19th century sentiment reports that the defense offered no witnesses in the trial of a case involving Proaident Wood of the American Woostern Comping. The fragment references a strike and a mysterious accusation, with unclear timing and outcomes.
Fragmented text shows a debate in a city council over granting a gas franchise. Proponents push for municipal ownership and public utility control, opposing private firms. A letter from JORDAN T. GAWLER urges citizens to back public ownership and resist private possession. Mentions attendance, emergency framing, and regional references amid broader wartime context.
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