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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1914
Page
1
An incident at a North Side hotel involved a man using a revolver to threaten a young girl. The proprietor was knocked down and the woman, Margaret Miller, was restrained. The assailant fled with the victim via a rear exit to an automobile.
Me Ansoniated Proas y Juarea Mexico March 17 reports General Villa departed Chihuahua heading toward Torreon this morning as his forces advance.
On March 17, 1884, Federal Judge Mooks granted habeas corpus for Mexican ped rials held at Fort Bliss Texas and ordered a hearing at Pecos on March 23 before Lucien Monks.
A splintered but festive note describes the Eagle ree today with a proud display featuring the Auld Sod emblem. St Patrick’s Day themes appear with Ireland’s green harp motif and national imagery welcomed by attendees and local figures.
Associated Press report from Paris notes the shooting of Figaro editor Calmotty by Maldaze Callus, wife of the Finance Minister, prompting talk of cabinet resignation and political upheaval. In Texas, Minnie Latham of Scurry County is indicted for murder in Snyder. bond set at $10,000 and venue change possible as the trial targets March 28.
The Well esley College building College Hall, one of the institution’s oldest, burned early this morning. About 300 students and several faculty members escaped after a student alerted others by smelling smoke. The fire forced students to march out and return to their homes as flames consumed the structure.
Governor Colquitt will not wait for a lengthy legislative list this session and indicates a special session may be held during the summer in Austin. The move suggests expedited action on key bills despite a full legislative calendar.
Washington March 17 Pleading to house the patent rewards commission the government contends a new building is needed. Ewing told the bone public buildi ngs committee that 47 000 copies of patents would be destroyed and hundreds of employees would lose jobs if the present facilities remain.
An order by Postmaster General Burleton allows attaching one letter to a parcel post package when both items share the same recipient and postage rates. The ruling, issued in Washington, clarifies how letters may accompany parcel shipments to single individuals.
The building commissioner may revoke the licenses of six of the largest theatres in St Louis after an inspection found the buildings not fireproof. An investigation followed a Missouri Athletic Club disaster in which thirty people were killed.
A report from Marcy 17 states Carranka reiterates aims to reap foreign policy gains while American held at Sonora is allowed to consult the nearest American consul. Admiral Metcher notes Constitutionalists destroyed pumps and burned waterworks several miles from Tampico. west coast conditions unchanged.
A Boston dispatch reports the Legislative Pension Committee favors taxing state employees to raise a pension fund. The plan would tax five percent of salaries except Civil War veterans and Supreme Court justices. The move aims to build a dedicated pension reserve.
Fort Worth area police report a scheme in which a group stole about 314,000 dollars in payroll checks from the Manila San Francisco Railway to Port Worth. Several checks were cashed at Dallas merchants, with two to three thousand dollars in reported proceeds recovered locally.
About twenty thousand men in the St. Patrick's Day parade in New York were reviewed by Mayor Witchel and Senator O'Gorman. Women’s organizations were not permitted to march.
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