30 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
1
Ambassador Wilson in Mexico City will meet Mexican officials to discuss the suppression of the Mexican Herald, an American newspaper, reported yesterday. The talks aim to address censorship actions affecting U S free press operations in Mexico.
Fort Worth Texas March 30 the grand jury continued its investigation into a Baptist church fire this morning.
The forecast calls for unsettled weather through Sunday with showers possible. Temperatures remain mild as a low pressure system lingers over the region. Local winds pick up along coastal areas, with showers affecting all coastal and inland zones.
An explosion at a nitro glycerine plant north of Tulsa causes broken glass, power outage, and telephone disruption. Two men fishing by the Arkansas River find two bodies near the scene and torn clothing suggests two plant workers were killed as the plant had just reopened after a three week period.
Government plotting to dissolve ocean steamship firms accused of pooling rates and rebates. Telegram reports outline plan against private interests linking New York to San Francisco routes. Rebel action and allied forces cited with scarce ammunition and shipping disruptions.
The Stite executive committee debated whether it can order a primary. Bregesr of Bonham argued the committee lacks legal authority to order a primary while Williams warned Terrell law may not prevent the body from overreaching. Col Johnston of Houston noted past actions limited to agreement and umpire duties.
Mr Mam the great evangelist arrives with a team to lead a revival at First Baptist Church starting this evening.
A Ky flood report from Louisville dated March 3 describes the Ohio River rising and submerging Hickman Columba and surrounding levees. Men pile sandbags while residents take refuge as waters reach three to four feet in Columba. The distress includes reports of a baby drowning near Hickman.
Jim Webster was shot and killed at Macy by Dewitt Thomas who used a pistol. Webster leaves a wife and several children. Webster will be buried tomorrow at Shiloh church under the auspices of the Woodmen lodge.
The sixty ninth annual eight oared race between Oxford and Cambridge was called off due to waterlogged shells from heavy wind. The race will be rowed on Monday, April 1.
A terse despatch outlines the fall of Torreon and the path to Mexico City, noting authorities and messengers in transit. The report references Nuevo Laredo and ongoing military activity as the message traverses toward the capital.
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