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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
1
In Rome on June 20, reports say Trimallan Arabs clashed with Tallian troops at Kromet. Casualties were announced as nine killed and about 180 wounded. The Arab forces were reportedly routed.
Two people from Fort Worth were injured when an interurban train struck an automobile near Handley on June VI. Wreck details remain unclear as responders attended to the injured and authorities began inquiries into the crash.
New London June 3 Harvard won over Yale in the tourney oned semile reet today Harvard eight also won the second preliminary race dominating the event with strong rowing performance and clear lead over Yale.
Spdneham Ancona, aged 88, is reported as the last surviving member of the House of Representatives from the 1861 Congress. The Associated Press notes his fading memory and historic role in that era.
Washington June 20 the White House reported President Wilson will sign the sundry civil appropriation with provisions to halt funds for prosecuting labor unions and farmers organizations. He will issue a memo outlining reasons for slowing the action. A separate report notes a hydroplane crash near Annapolis killed nine and injured several, with the body of one pilot missing. Kilpatrick of Sandalaria Texas testified to the War Department that U S soldiers on the Mexican border act unlawfully to protect Americans at the border town of Candelaria and its 500 residents.
A Dallas legal dispute involving Magnolia Company suspends gasoline and naphtha sales while A.Cable and Stan age face admitted levels. The case centers on entitlement to fuels for a chemical operation.
A June 20 dated fragment reports a lynching inquiry in Springs Arkansas. The text mentions an arrest or investigation order but is heavily garbled and unclear on names dates or outcomes.
Mr Buchanan leads a corn demonstration showing a very early maturing variety from one second planting. William Williamson of the extension department travels North Texas with Alurray’s swine breeders to encourage farm boys and girls to grow a few acres and form clubs teaching profitable farming practices.
A Benton man sold a Jersey calf described as a graded grade dairy animal. Deaton and Dodd were involved in the sale and shipment process. The item is highlighted as a strong purchase in local cattle trade.
Reports say an individual linked to a smuggling case was arrested near Eagle Pass Texas on June 2. The suspect faced charges of intending to send war munitions into Mexico while an unrelated obituary notes the death of a person from infantile paralysis in Sherman Texas.
The bulletin notes Hasbra King ordering guards for Windsor tomorrow with 10 Rees attending a guard party for peace of the royal children. King George orders a moving picture theater installed at Buckingham Palace. Tarle League reforms aim to improve working conditions for maids with monthly baths. Emperor William met delegates at the arrival to discuss Jubilee celebrations.
Local excerpt reports W. J. McDonald from near Kage and The Eagle in distress after a fall or injury. The note indicates several days have passed without clear recovery, with concern spreading through the community about his condition.
A weekly gathering at the church tonight was announced by the editor Wilk. It invited all teachers and staff to attend and discuss the upcoming program and arrangements.
Six carloads of heavy steel rail arrived today for the Traser Bottom project. The rails will be laid along the track and pressed into service once inspected. Shelby of Independence is expected to supervise the delivery.
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