27 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
1
Washington officials say about seventy five hundred national banks have qualified for membership in the Federal Reserve system while state banks face barriers. The article notes twenty states have banks that cannot join legally, with mentions of Texas and Arizona among others amid regulatory scrutiny.
A postulated early 20th century method from Floresville proposes a cane with a leather thong and sharp point to strike cotton squares and knock weevils to the ground. It claims a simple job for a worker and reduces square damage by forcing pests from plants into bags.
The Bryan Hospital advertises a modern fireproof building with rates from 51.00 to 5 per any payable weekly. Equipped with a modern X ray machine and a laboratory for blood and other tests. Charity examinations and treatment offered by staff on Tuesdays and charity eye ear nose and throat clinics on Fridays. Communications to Miss Marguerite Hickey, Phone 400.
June 27 dispatches report Champ Clark affirming that woman suffrage is inevitable and urging a Missouri win. President Wilson reviews peace mediation reports while Chalr Clark’s stance aligns with suffrage leaders. Elsewhere the Grampus sails to Havana with 1,000,000 rounds for Tampico forces as post office reassignments begin in Harris County and surrounding cities.
A brief report from Prue on June 1 describes Bishop Gallagher of Galveston visiting Bryan and Villa Maria. The Catholic community across the state holds him in high esteem and reverence, reflecting broad church affection.
Oyster Bay June 31 Colonel Roosevelt ordered to rest for four months due to enlarged spleen and fever fatigue. Dr Alexander Lambert advised no public speech. Roosevelt will avoid cross country trip but plans to complete remaining program. Brookevelt said he received strong rejection of rest, noting campaign strain on mental vigor.
Report from London states two women slipped past police to meet the royal couple at the entrance. In Washington Texas and Colorado doctors urge government camps for consumptives and distribute pamphlets while protesters throw objects at hospitals. Police restrained the women as they were carried away after a violent confrontation.
A car plunge into a deep ravine injured Annie Laetiler of Vittaburg and five others, with Bouton Davie of Hot Arties and Mary Fy associated figures reported among the dead or injured as the WHA probe continues.
Fragmented item notes a widow Thomas Mogull involvement in court and a death report. Mentions curb and gutter work by contractor Ratis, with a concrete cart gate project on West Anderson Street. References street drainage, oil grade, and plans for partial completion this week.
Dig Anmseinied from Chicago June 27 United States district attorney says United States Senator Paynter borrowed 29 150 dollars from the Lorimer and Munday bank two weeks before he voted to retain Lorimer in the Senate.
June 37 report from Mexico City notes exchange yesterday eased by one point amid improving prospects in finance and project funding. Market observers point to stronger confidence and smoother liquidity despite uncertainties.
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