14 May 1912
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1912
Page
1
Reported unrest among Republicans as factions clash over house rules. Rebels gain advantage in late fighting while federals plan renewed action at Torreon. Local and national sources note tension and possible rule changes affecting debate and seed aid programs.
May 14 report from Peso Texas states Hoel Ader 18 brother of Madero is captured by rebels during the unrest. The incident underscores ongoing instability in the region as authorities verify details of the capture and its context.
In Ironwood, on May 14, thirteen miners were buried in the Norris mine. A pipe drifted into the area revealed six men still alive, prompting rescue efforts as details emerged from Associated Press dispatches.
Howard M. Davis of American Tinplate testifies in federal dissolving case about anticipated price setting before consolidation meetings. The record notes Pittsburg and possible price agreements for steel products, reflecting tensions in the American steel industry during reform efforts.
Near Austin a thousand firemen from across the state attend the opening of the Texas Firemen’s Association convention. Governor Colquitt delivers welcome, with speeches by prominent figures. Races and contests with cash prizes scheduled through Friday. events continue in the hall this evening.
Gen. George J. W. Duncan, commander of the Department of Texas, died suddenly in San Antonio Texas on May 4. He will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington.
May 4 report says Italy sealed off the Aegean by occupying Karpathos Placops Tilon Nisyro and surrounding islands, along with Stampalia and Medes, cutting Turkish access and isolating the region, preventing movements of troops to Tripal. The occupation closes shipping routes and elevates regional tensions.
Luther Sizemore and James Sizewear, cousins, died in a shooting at a drink resort near Bel County Kentucky. Deputy Sherif Elliott discharged his weapon after Sizemore fired at him, killing Sizemore. Sizewear was wounded while trying to recover a pistol and weapons. Elliott surrendered after returning home to notify his family.
J. W. Bur rougha, a former federal meat inspector, retires after a career marked by frequent shifts in government equations by the Bureau of Animal Industry. He says bagging changes in policy confused inspectors and notes he was entertained by packers during government service.
May 14 Baltimore reports flood danger remains through the river mouth as warnings persist for another month while state authorities pledge support to policy aims. Senate plans to dispose of bills passed by the House by week’s end as Oklahoma City convention drawing notes.
In Concord New Hampshire on May 14 Clark Wine tones clashed with Wilton and local lawyers over the state delegation to the national convention in Baltimore. In Texas Stephenville May 14 Keith, a known merchant, was fatally struck by a train at Harbin. The incident follows a skirmish narrative involving prominent locals.
May 4 report notes the federal government proceeding with the sugar refining case in New York. The article references the Amortated Prem and the American Sugar Refining Company in a discussion of industrial and regulatory actions.
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