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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
1
Nogales Mexico Nov 4 Gth Carranza leader optimistic over the Mexican revolution says Washington agents indicate the government is seeking details of insurrection and may consider recognizing the insurgents belligerency German officials were accused of aiding the revolt and Carranza claims to have support for mobilizing thousands.
Officials in Washington await Huerta's response to the U.S. demand that he resign as diplomats urge finalizing the step toward Huerta's ouster. Talks intensify as pressure mounts and every available channel is used to secure his departure.
A court in New York considered an indictment against Thaw and a conspiracy charge. The judge noted no immediate comment from officials and postponed further action. The outcome avoided immediate governor’s involvement at that time.
An anonymous report from New York notes a potential uptick in egg prices. Retailers show a rare increase with signs that poultry costs and market demand may push prices higher in the near term.
Market data shows cotton stock levels at local warehouses with prices and totals. Lawrence warehouses list 5.5.5.4, Union warehouse 22.6.2, with a grand total around 19 020. Interurban figures include 24 ound. Cotton seed priced at 14.00 per ton.
A garbled news snippet notes a two dollar per bale decline in cotton, with mentions of large bale figures and market activity in New Orleans and New York. It references higher costs and broad market impact, though many phrases are unreadable.
An unknown car strike was settled and service resumed after the incident. The report notes a renaming of service following the motor event, with authorities or officials quoted as confirming the restoration. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
The Wilde suma show at the MITler carnival reported the death of a baby lion cub yesterday afternoon. A tent collapse and cage mishap led to the animal being crushed and killed before attendants could intervene.
An annotated myth reports opium smugglers firing on and wounding U S customs inspector W J Evann during a clash. One smuggler was captured while two others escaped. The incident occurred as authorities pursued the ring in a bold seizure.
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