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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
1
A jumble of OCR fragments describes rocks placed on a main road near Houston and Taam Central, prompting an investigation. A Lin engineer from the Hustler reports the discovery, with local authorities named in a convoluted account of the incident and ensuing action.
Proceedings in the Texas Legislature document conference actions and votes on bills including pollution controls and tax measures. The report notes committee approvals, debate outcomes, and upcoming sessions with a focus on city infrastructure funding and related policy items.
Allied and Mexican forces clash near Nogales as authorities struggle to restrain movement. Reports describe ongoing gunfire, patrols, and casualties amid a tense border area with troops advancing and warnings to avoid crossing lines.
Oxford oarsmen defeated Cambridge in the annual rowing contest held at Putney England. The event, staged along the Thames, saw Oxford take the lead and secure a decisive victory amid steady conditions and strong crews from both universities. The result enhances Oxford’s tradition in the historic Cambridge clashes.
Fragmented text notes Captain McDonald receiving endorsement in the Northern District of Texas. The garbled lines mention Washington, a March date, and references to senators and representatives in a ceremonial morning event.
A chaotic dispatch reports Iseavan transports suffering losses as warship fire targets units near San GiovannaL Modus. Troops are dead or missing, with unclear totals while wreckage and color signals mark the scene. Names and precise locations are obscured by garbled OCR.
The article describes a bustling millinery show at Kilery Brown Company’s millinery department led by Mrs. Ewing and Miss Posey. Women modeled spring hats and ready-to-wear pieces, highlighting trims, fabrics, and popular colors. Sybil Jann assisted and customers examined fabrics, with playful commentary on styles and accessories.
Crowds visit Wilner taylor millinery in Ursan College area for a spring opening. Display features include embroidered voiles and crepes, lace, trimmings, satins, and ready-to-wear hats. Misa Tirantz heads ready-to-wear, with Mink Parker and Wilson parlors highlighted. Vendors from New York markets supply the season’s fashionable hats and gowns.
Two army aviators were fatally injured in a midair collision today. The crash involved French aviators as part of the broader coverage. The incident highlights risks faced by early airmen and prompts wartime aviation cautions and memorials.
Washington March 1 Williadi Fe McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, told the President he preferred not to accept the ambassadorship to France. He wished to remain in private life, while the President urged a broader discussion of the matter.
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