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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
1
In area reports farm agents note mixed crop conditions across counties. Minxanger and nearby fields show poor rain foil. corn and cotton struggle under cloudy skies, while some crops near Knob Prairie and Tavor show slow growth but others like Bar Tea, Reliance and MeWHORT report variable progress and promise with recent moisture.
A wire service report from Washington details a mixed picture as staples remain two thirds of food spending for many workers while overall retail prices show both declines and rises versus last year. The piece notes inflationary trends, with concerns over sanctioning measures and political maneuvering in Congress.
Report from Mexico City notes unofficial belief that the United States will gain early recognition and open a national railway. Sources say the government favors prompt action, with speculation that Mexican authorities may align with U. S. interests. Boston report adds cautious optimism about diplomatic moves.
An Associated Press dispatch reports a massive earthquake with hundreds dead. Early casualty tallies vary as authorities assess damaged districts and search for survivors amid aftershocks and ongoing rescue efforts.
The county attorney announced plans to prosecute all dealers in the area including Pier and nearby communities. The statement came amid reports of alleged illicit activity and attempts to deter crime in the region. The officer emphasized firm enforcement and broader actions to curb illegal dealing.
The bill amending the state law to control the machinery entering the legislature was approved by a 4 to 18 vote overturning the veto. The measure shifts oversight from the executive to the regular legislature.
The article notes wool payments by eastern buyers, with prices around two to five cents and total wool receiving payment close to two hundred pounds. It mentions light activity this spring compared with last year and records partial figures from the sale.
Simon O Donnel president of the Building Trades Council said the union would face a gust threat from employers after lockout actions by construction employers association. The warning came as tensions rose between labor and management groups in Chicago TH Tune U segment.
A brief report from Quincy Florida dated June 21 notes a halt in funds and damage to property in Southern Georgia. The main damage cited concerns tobacco crops and related losses, with limited readable details about the incident or responsible parties.
An Associated Press report from Annapolis says at noon no trace of Eugene Billingsley’s body, who fell from a hydro airplane into Chesapeake Bay yesterday, had been found. Lieutenant Powers, who was with Billingsley, is expected to recover though badly hurt.
A 12 year old girl vanished during Prom night in Corpus Christi Texas. Citizens offer help as rumors rise about a second missing: Mary Olsovaky, 22, linked to the case. The last sighting places her leaving on an errand for a parent.
Unclear OCR reports Humple released and companion held after an arrest near Laredo. The companion, believed to be a Wrenchman, remained in custody or unaccounted. Details are fragmentary and names unclear due to damaged text.
Vienna June 31 An inter vrliation wicceased to the Austria government was introduced in parliament today regarding health conditions at Scutarie if the retag ranserted that the baif mummified horpees of Turkieh soldiers till be unburied there Automobile notice All automobile owners not bearing c ogintered with the city secretary are subject to mine This law will be richly enforced A Moore City Beer
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