22 May 1914
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
1
Texas grain dealers report wheat in better condition than last year, with corn and oats showing declines. The May assessment for wheat, oats, and corn indicates ongoing harvest timing depends on weather, while continued rain threatens damage and delays.
A garbled telegraphic dispatch from the Texas border describes Silliman killed amid fighting near Piedras Negras and Monterey. It notes 200 Federal troops and NADY Confederation forces engaged, with orders from General Villa and Pablo Gonzalez, and warns that any unrest will be met with execution. Joe Walker of Alexandria was seen in town.
An alert reports WGE CONGUL SILLIMAN has not been found. The missing person, connected to a Surya Leon case, is feared missing as authorities in Washington review testimony and discuss a possible appropriation to cover troop needs. Rebels may be invited again, with long term plans hinted at for a future conflict escalation.
Fragmented report from the National Art Gallery and political scene notes a clash over a reorganization plan on the Wabash. references to J Anpenwall Modes and Attorney general actions. Women are described committing acts involving art masterpieces. arrests follow. Trial details of De Alkysenen and Dowled are reported in court.
A disturbed suffragette disrupted a performance at My Majesty's Theatre. Police attempted removal as she clung to her seat and shouted invective. An escort was called, but she remained insurgent on stage prompting tense confrontation.
In London on May 23 at How Street Court a robber gang attempted to break in, clashing with guards and bystanders. Women fought back with blows and a chair, one assailant died and another injured as police contained the riot near the proprietor’s premises.
A scrambled report notes canal lock concerns and steel firm involvement with named individuals J K Prema from Tabor and Teter of Kale. The text mentions Panama Canal offices and freight to a store, with unclear dates and places.
Judge David Doha faced a challenge in Mall Senter when Dintelek Attorney Munson argued for a ban on a concealed weapon. The local court case, involving jurist George Clementeau and remarks about a rough element, was dismissed after debate on court safety and necessary backing.
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