18 May 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
1
A fragmentary report from Little Rock recounts Confederate Veterans at the May reunion led by General William Mickle. It highlights veteran deaths, fundraising by volunteers, and tribute to leaders while praising enduring commitment to the cause and memorial work.
The assembly voted to relaunch the Lori Mer investigation. Ul officials confirm the decision was approved today by the assembly in Springfield.
Report notes an accomplished shift as Mayer Moxley May promises to back Mealen City adviser role after De La Rares resignation. Government drafts a new election law for the chamber of deputies, proposing a long term presidency and redrawn districts amid party shifts and emerging majorities.
A May 18 Aventaret Prem Sunrex dispatch from Mexico cites sources predicting Madero's victory and outlines his liberal policies and stance on prisoners. The report claims Diaz retains public goodwill while health concerns affect President Vina.
May 18 report notes the State Federation of Labor moving to attack President Hoetgen's annual report and sentiment on sentiment against austri… The fragment highlights internal disputes and organizational actions within the labor federation.
Fragmentary report notes laying track on the Yronore Railroad near Jefferson NT Apceptaind tremet Lonwriew. May 18 to May 19 show progress with the railroad work continuing into the period.
An OCR readable notice reports Hamby elected president of the Tankers Association with named vice presidents F Y Lae Ernest Brown Hopkins Campbell Taylor Ranlon Henry Tames and others. It mentions the Bank Trust Company of Ai Ny as gr weldent and notes a momentary rebel attack with 600 American valitents.
Frank J Mayne, ex cotton vat, claims the world needs seven million bales to keep mills running and only about two million bales remain. Little Rieck Arkansas notes Confederate reverses can be held today as thousands visit and many seek sleeping accommodations during the parade.
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