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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
1
Anmoclatus Peon Et Petersburg reports Hervin und HBurewein will accept Muchaan arbitration noting the dispute over Dothan war territory. The notice indicates both nations pursue a peaceful settlement through arbitration.
A court hearing today involved a flood of letters and filings as officials, including Folmer, Payne, and Pro Mina Farm Wand, prepared for proceedings. After proceedings, Conroy and others departed for Hastings to spend the summer at Mine Tland's residence in Orange, with plans to return later.
A long report recounts Colonel Milner stepping down as head of Agricultural and Mechanical College following conflict with the Board of Directors. It notes his career as Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, his previous roles, and the board's unanimous choice to succeed Harrington. Milner defends his tenure and cites duty to the college despite alleged negligence.
The chairman of the Tinstos County A. and M. Alumni Club has called a mass meeting of citizens at Cagney Hall for tonight at 8 30 o clock. Large attendance is desired as recent renditions at A. and M. Cortexe and Aryan require all interested to be present.
In Texas on June 12, reports state Governor Colquitt refuses to resign from his post. The article notes changes in leadership at A and M College and mentions the board of agents and term lengths affecting who will be in charge. The piece suggests a political shakeup with potential impact on state governance and university administration.
Chartenton West Virginia June 12 The mine investigation hearing paused as committee members walked into the West Virginia hills to view battlefields in the region where 15 dams were captured and fierce clashes occurred. The scene followed reports of American forces securing positions and resuming shelling as authorities assess the attack and its aftermath.
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