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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
2
The piece reports protests over police brutality and a murder case, noting political interference, a pending grand jury inquiry, and calls for an investigation by the city council. It mentions Roosevelt era figures and widespread public unrest affecting officials and carriers.
A garbled line mentions twenty three candidates and a single hopeful, with unclear attribution. The fragment hints at a voting context but provides no solid names, places, or dates to confirm specifics.
Baltimore June 11 The heating of content before the democratic actions committee will begin around noon June 24 for the convention. Delegates to be settled, with limited arguments allowed. A push grows for Senator Rayner as permanent chairman of the convention.
An editorial style apparel copy praises Hart Schaffner and Marx clothing praising patterns and design. It contrasts the Bloom of Pattern with common light weight clothes and compares the attire to the American Beauty versus a sunflower, noting distinct style.
Sen Charles A Culberson a long serving Tennessee born senator with deep ties to Texas politics and national conventions. The article recounts his birth on June 11 1910 his age at death and decades of service including roles as governor and delegate.
Ray W D Crane of Robertson County announces as a Democrat candidate for state senator from the Twelfth district. He lists support from Heyast and Hienion counties, promotes Prohibition, four state educational institutions, and steady governance, seeking Liberal appropriation for education.
An obscure World War I era snippet notes Spanish forces assault Camp McCalla in a clash near Pekin. It mentions unrest in Servia with King and Queen deposed, Prince Peter Korgeorneviton hailed as ruler by the army. Preparations for a distant New York visit are also hinted.
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