31 May 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
1
In Anmtaten Prowse Dwilup Tesay May 8 the Second Street car strike continued amid reports of arrests and clashes. Police had been called to avert violence as strikers returned to work and agreed not to strike again while officials address the alleged provocation.
Fragmented copy notes heat related illnesses among hikers during a recent excursion. Several individuals collapsed and were treated. others recovered by morning. No names, locations, or exact figures are legible.
The American entry won the Paris to Turin air race with a strong daytime performance. The pilot, identified as the Amerlam entry, traveled via Rome where the event concluded and earned a $20,000 prize.
A terse community report notes twenty women in Waco were fined for selling beer. The item mentions a local enforcement action and a related local business matter, with minimal readable detail about names or amounts.
Phicako reports May wheat prices between 12 and 15 dollars for May delivery. Officials note shipments and buyer activity as markets react to supply concerns. Observers indicate large volumes moved, with traders eyeing the futures and potential price shifts.
A cryptic pre war legal docket references Avvordaned Pre Warhingen May Aly and Attorney Fionerad Wirkeratian ApnoUNCOA. The fragment hints at renent tandard Olanit America Talurew dremone and a 12 soni Chu 9iimie involving Muiturs at Mie nagar Tawa.
The Derby was won by A Th door Suny Bran with the favorite status, as crowds gathered in England on May 1. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. reports mention prize money and names like Joel and Roy Tender, with references to a horse race outcome and local betting stakes.
Fragmented OCR shows references to a city meeting, school changes, and a musical program at a community venue. It mentions a country club meeting at Carnegie library and plans for a new clubhouse, with names and locations obscured by garbled text.
Attorney General Wickersham testified before the House committee on a matter involving a fee of twenty six thousand dollars for service connected to theSraart founty An American Susan Refine Company and the involvement of the Wultnd Limes Steel Corporation. The testimony references multiple corporate parties and fees in the dispute.
The article reports on a higher court decision reversing and expanding a tax and liquor dealer issue, with implications for headquarters relocation to Sweetwater and related bond questions. It notes the Texas Supreme Court ruling on county bond authority, elevator property status, and a local meeting with floral arrangements by Fred Holm in Corsicana, Texas.
A washedout section near Van Horn Texas blocked the Texas and Pacific line for a full day halting traffic toward Fort Worth. Detours via Amarillo were used while the disruption lasted.
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