Ladies' Club Tea Encourages Guests to Respect Taste
The notice invites attendees to savor the Ladies' Club Tea and trust that guests will honor the hosts' refined choices in refreshments, reflecting good manners and decorum.
18 Jun 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
The notice invites attendees to savor the Ladies' Club Tea and trust that guests will honor the hosts' refined choices in refreshments, reflecting good manners and decorum.
A Philadelphia telegraph reports federal officials say $90,000 in farm loan funds are ready within thirty days if banks sign on. The missive, from President Jamon Gilmore, notes forty players may depart the National and American Leagues to seek absorption in other clubs.
Reports from Niagara Falls and El Paso indicate Washington doubts the mediation will succeed. Officials say Mexican leaders seek Huerta influence, with Villa pressing Carranza for army control. The U S reply questions implications for the constitutionalProvisions and warns against aiding fraud or violence.
Attorney General Lucey seeks a replevin for the LaSalle Street Bank once led by Senator Lorimer. The filing claims $900,000 in bonds really worth a quarter of a million, plus $3,000,000 in loans with property security tied to Lorimer enterprises. It notes cash items misrepresented as $137,000 reduced to $32,000. Also reports Chief Sam’s Liberia voyage and a migration of about 550 Oklahoma-origin Black settlers awaiting passage to Africa, with many desertions and self-financed travel.
An attempted bombing near Techondora, Russia, disrupted the Imperial train carrying the Emperor and his family. A device on the track exploded as the train passed, derailing several coaches and injuring numerous people. Government and military officials suspect foreign involvement, with Germany noted in dispatches.
In Vera Cruz Mexico June reports say Huerta and Sir Lionel Carden clashed over Carden's demand that Huerta resign and leave the country. The British minister offered safe conduct and a warship to escort Huerta and his family to any port. Huerta allegedly threatened to arrest Carden if the proposal persisted. A minor mutiny near the garrison at Boledad is also noted with several desertions from the Twenty-ninth Mexican Infantry after wages were unpaid.
In Duplis Ireland on June 18 a large quantity of latent make of American rifles landed for the Nationalist volunteers. The report notes menacing spray devices killing insects quickly and fearfully, with people claiming the bugs do not turn over. Bryan, EY, Jenkins are noted as sellers in Bryan.
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