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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe observance of St Patrick’s Day and a proposed resolution involving a community form of government. Mentions Colquitt approval and a count of over 200 inhabitants, with references to governance changes and dates in a past local context.
A district court record shows a defendant pleaded guilty to a charge in the third district. Witnesses and reporters were involved as the case moves toward sentencing. Names listed include J. Tabor Charles Stephan Wef Petuant E F Phamp fun ET Alamlatin Nick Laverte and others. A note seeks witnesses for a separate incident involving people joking at a residence of Mrs AL Care.
The White team secured an early victory with a solid majority while officers and captains urged unity for the remaining weeks. Captain Webb Jr of the White and Captain Hardy Newton of the Whites spoke to sustain support as promotions and reorganizations unfold, including Capt. Jenkins being promoted to junior major in the artillery unit stationed at Charles Town.
Rebels badly beaten as Carranza forces attack Nuevo Laredo at dawn. Fighting raged along the town and surrounding yards. casualties include numerous rebels shot and federal troops reporting heavy losses. Carranza troops encamped five miles east of Nuevo Laredo, then attacked to drive defenders from the lines.
In a recone meeting the Hy etal yoard bolstered Bryan der byoteaaor Lawson with a salary raise to $3000 per year. The board lauded his improvements to schools noting stronger patron support and enhanced facilities and promised continued work on school welfare and betterment.
Washington March 17 President Wilson issued a formal call for an extra session of Congress beginning April 7. The brief notice follows regular procedure and cites public interest, while noting no specific reason beyond a general need to review military matters and other national concerns.
Associates from New York report a bold heist in a Manhattan building. Thieves tunneled through walls to bypass security, stealing diamonds valued at about 200 000. A lookout and a twin drove a wagon while a second man emerged from a vault to flee. Police pursued with limited success as details remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR text describes efforts around McAdoo office with references to Treasury and applications. Names and dates are unclear due to errors. readable entities include McAdoo and Treasury, with March references and mentions of seekers and applications.
A garbled listing from the Dixie theater outlines a diverse program including a romance titled Love Throw fe Lina, a melodrama The Wave of Destiny with hand colored visuals, and a drama The New Das' Vins starring Miriam Nesbit and Mie Low Cooper. It promises multiple acts, Irish drama Kathleen Mavonrneen, and a comedy Won't Nies tea tenure, plus an upcoming Friday feature The Vonngoaues of Durand with Beweln writing and a sensational travelogue.
A meningitis patient named Bette experiences a rapid recovery following inoculation with serum. The patient shows marked improvement and is reportedly progressing toward a hopeful discharge.
A city program marks Evacuation Day with an address by Speaker Champ Clark at South Boston High School tonight. Governor Four Witt is unavailable, slated to depart for New York and then to Europe tomorrow amid a parade.
Washington March The United States Supreme Court granted an order restraining Postmaster General Burleson from enforcing the law until the court decides its constitutionality. The action halts postal policy enforcement as the case proceeds.
Washington March 17 The United States Senate adjourned today after a brief session. No major business was completed as lawmakers left without advances on key legislation.
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