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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
1
Soldiers ready for assault around Torrmen with refreshed energy after rest. Reports describe disciplined troops, wary of enemy actions, as operations intensify in the Durango region. Local commanders coordinate movement and morale remains high amid ongoing preparations.
Fragmentary report notes Cypriano Castro discovered near an unidentified munition. The text mentions Anette Prom Hort of Spain and an event with forty thousand units found or involved, but details are unclear. Names and places are garbled, with several improper terms and punctuation.
Salvation Army workers in New York stage a publicity effort near Broadway to attract restaurant patrons away from a tango dance event. The aim is to divert attention from the dance and draw crowds to Salvation Army fundraising activities.
Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan of Turkey, is reported critically wounded in Constantinople on March 21 as the empire faces upheaval. The details come from London dispatches citing unrest and political instability following Abdul Hamid's deposition.
Ireland filled with British troops as mutiny rumors threaten whole military force. Reports say two companies of troops refused transfer, saluting and declaring no home rule. London fears unrest in Ulster may pull back regulars, while Earl Carson urges calm amid disrupted communications and guards at Dublin authorities.
March 21 in San Antonio Texas a district court upheld a bond requirement to mandate vaccination as a prerequisite for public school admission. The ruling argues state authority to enforce health measures for student enrollment.
From Carrizo Springs Texas March 21 Flee Ballard reported escape from Mexican captors in the Rio Grande. Kidnappers believed him a wealthy man to hold for ransom and shot or drowned him as night fell. The motive remains unclear. Ballard, an orphan, was presumed dead by captors and later escaped.
Secretary Bryan announced that John and Mexican Foreign Minister Portillo y Rojas had conferred at Vera Cruz. He said he does not know the subject discussed. The briefing offered few specifics and provided no clear agenda or outcomes.
Wichita Falls Texas March 21 snow covers North Texas from Vernon to Wichita Falls. The Dixie Theatre installs a disinfectant device to protect patrons. A red suspended panel on the air intake dispenses a measured amount to control germs in the theater ventilation system.
A gym scene unfolds as a brawny man battles a linekeeper and other onlookers in a chaotic night contest. Voices shout three times as blows land, prompting a desperate scramble and a crowd teetering between order and mayhem.
In Paris on March 21 Madame Caillaux, dressed in black, cried as she testified to the investigating magistrate about the killing of editor Calmette. She blamed a two year political campaign against her husband, recounting recent political intrigues she faced and asserting her motive in the act.
The Birmingham Gazette notes plans to accelerate electrification work with equipment and material deliveries promised for arriving at Tiryan within eight days and more to follow. A soprano Texan performer drew attention as the Johnnie orchestra conductor faced questions about gestures and conduct.
Representative Murray of Oklahoma pressed to require the State Department release the Howe report on Ambassador Page's Monroe Doctrine speech. Speaker Clark ruled the measure out saying he did not know if the department knows its policy.
Li Asverlava Prmaet Jaredo and 292th intantry arrive for ambrel duty at the border. The Fenorted section remains quiet. Insurance adjusters finish a search on the Sum A. Wile fire. The salvage bows to Mr. Wilson who removes it to the W C Hearn bulldog on North Main. Fire crew reports that a wall is cleaned, stack will be moved back, and the fire will be put out at low prices.
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